Before coming to the U.S., I had never really experienced American football. Back in Spain, soccer is my life and I had no idea how big the NFL could be, especially a franchise like the Dallas Cowboys. I knew the name, but I never imagined a team could have so much history, fans, and even […]
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Football The Doane football team (0-2) lost to the Bulldogs of Concordia University on Saturday in Seward, Nebraska, by a score of 35-7. The only touchdown achieved by the Tigers was in the third quarter of the game. Freshman Quinton Archer scored after a 16–yard pass from sophomore Sam Hartman. The extra-point kick by freshman
The Doane volleyball team (7-5) had a long week with four different games, finishing with two wins and two losses. The Tigers won their first game of the week by a score of 3-2 at home against Saint Mary on Wednesday, Sept. 3. The set results were 18-25, 25-14, 20-25, 25-20, 10-15. Sophomore Natalie Wood
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Coffee is an essential part of life for a majority of the world’s population. Some people need to start their day with a morning coffee to wake up and have a productive day, others drink five or six cups of coffee every day or, in my case, the typical coffee in the afternoon to finish
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On April 27, from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., students gathered at Heckman Auditorium for a dynamic leadership event designed to build skills, share resources and encourage collaboration among the Doane community. The day began with everyone divided into teams, each assigned a specific color and given a notebook to take notes and complete activities
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On April 27, students, staff and alumni gathered at the Art & Education building to celebrate the TRIO End of the Year Celebration 2025, an event specially honoring seniors who will graduate this semester. The evening highlighted the achievements of Doane students. It was supported by the TRIO Program, which empowers first-generation students, those with
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On April 25, the Women’s Tennis team lost its last game of the season against Concordia University in the semis of the GPAC tournament by a score of 4-1. The Tigers concluded the season with an excellent overall record of 13-7 (8-4 at home and 5-3 on the road) and 5-1 in conference play. The
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Optimize yourself: the only impossible thing is what you don’t try. That is the title of the last book I have just read, and it was an awe-inspiring experience. Last April 7 was my 21st birthday, and my parents surprised me with a small package that arrived at the door of my apartment in Crete.
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Women’s Golf Last week, the Women’s Golf team traveled to Council Bluffs, Iowa, to compete in the two-day Bent Tree Intercollegiate Tournament, where they placed second with a total score of 639. Tied for third was freshman Connie Jarm, who finished with a score of 154. Junior Kaitlyn Dumler and freshman Tia Phaisan tied for
On April 15, the Women’s Tennis team won the final match of the regular season against Concordia University in an away conference game by a score of 4-3. The Tigers end the regular season with a great overall 12-6 record and 5-1 in conference, with only one loss, 3-4 against Morningside University. In general, it
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