Photos by Elenna Koenig | The Doane Owl (Left) The team discusses their next play in order to score more points. (Middle) Freshman Sam Hartman makes a pass to one of his teammates. (Right) Junior Rian Green tries to get ball down to the endzone without getting tackled. On Oct. 19, the Annual Homecoming game […]
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On Oct. 16 Doane University hosted its highly anticipated Employee Connections Meeting, an event aimed at bridging the gap between students and potential employers. The gathering brought together a diverse range of companies, each represented by professionals eager to connect with students, share insights about their organizations, and discuss available full-time, part-time, and internships. Hundreds
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The happiness of having a vacation is one of the greatest satisfactions for everyone on this planet. However, it is not easy to plan where to go on holidays, which can be a real headache for many people. Although it is a blessed headache to be able to disconnect from the daily routine. Then comes
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On Saturday morning, Oct. 12, in Sioux Center, Iowa, Women’s Cross Country participated in the Dordt Holiday Inn Express Classic. At the meet, the Tigers finished third overall behind Benedictine College and No. 8 Dordt University. Doane also beat Concordia University, which is garnering votes in the national polls. The Women’s team achieved one medal
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On Saturday, Oct. 12, volleyball hosted Dakota Wesleyan University to wrap up an important weekend at home. The Tigers’ comeback five-set victory over DWU was a significant step toward extending their season. The Tigers’ weekend sweep of Dakota Wesleyan and Waldorf gave them the head-to-head tiebreaker should it matter at the end of the season
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The Academic Success Center at Doane is looking for a student to work as a Spanish writing consultant starting this spring. The supervisor for this job is Jeremy Caldwell, director of the Writing Center (jeremy.caldwell@doane.edu). This job’s primary goal is to support students at any point during the writing process, whether they require assistance with
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On Saturday, Oct. 12, Men’s Cross Country traveled to Sioux Center, Iowa, to participate in the Dordt Holiday Inn Express Classic. The Tigers finished second overall, ahead of Concordia and Benedictine, both of which received votes in the most recent NAIA poll, and behind No. 12 Dordt. With the 8km race in the men’s section,
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There are many different types of travel; people can travel to different places for many reasons. People can travel because of a job, tourism, sports competitions, visiting their family or friends, and so on. So, every time there is a main reason that you are traveling to a different place. Another point that makes traveling
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Nowadays, it is not a mystery that doing sports, having good nutrition and maintaining a healthy lifestyle plays an essential role for everyone. No matter where you are from, your age, your gender, etc. It is crucial to find a balance in your routine, including this mentioned part. Both factors are pivotal in promoting overall
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On Oct 1, the Tigers Women’s tennis team won their first game in the fall season at home against Saint Mary University. After losing the first two games of the fall season by the minimum (4-3), the women’s team achieved a huge win. So, the current overall is 1-2 for the Tigers. The Spires won
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