As a Spanish student-athlete living in the U.S., food has been one of the things I’ve missed the most. Don’t get me wrong, I’ve found some favorites here too (I won’t say no to a good burger). But nothing hits quite like Spanish food. It’s not just the taste, it’s the feeling, the tradition, the […]
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On April 15, the Men’s Tennis team lost their final match of the regular season against Concordia University in an away conference game by a score of 0-7. The Tigers end the regular season with an overall 6-12 record and 1-5 in the conference. The men’s tennis team qualified for the Great Plains Athletic Conference
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As a university student-athlete in Strength and Conditioning and fitness lover, I’m always looking for new challenges. That’s how I discovered HYROX, a global fitness race that combines running with functional workouts. I haven’t competed yet, but I’m already training and preparing for it. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a fun, intense,
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Men’s Golf Last week, the Men’s Golf team competed in two different competitions, the Midwest Spring National Invite in Manhattan, Kansas, along with the Tiger/Bulldog Cup in Cairo, Nebraska. In the Midwest Spring National Invite, the team walked away in ninth with a total of 932, and tying for third was freshman Toby Knevett, who
On April 1, the Men’s Tennis team played a home conference game against Hastings College. The Tigers achieved an important victory for the GPAC by 7-0. At No. 1. Doubles senior Jose Purizaca and Junior Diego Infante won 6-1. In doubles No. 2, sophomore Elliot Dasell and senior Andre Hartman won 6-1. Finally, in double
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On April 2, the Women’s Tennis team played a home conference game against Hastings College. The Tigers achieved an important victory for the GPAC by 6-1. Starting off in doubles, No. 1 senior Mariana Espinosa and sophomore Maria Purizaca prevailed 6-0. At No. 2 doubles, freshman Liz Calderon and junior Grace Schroller won 6-4. At
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On the evening of April 5, the Student Programming Board (SPB), Residential Life and Health & Wellness departments organized a new Dine:09 game show event for Doane students. This event took place in Lakeside and featured the comedian Derrick Knopsnyder as a host. This show was about using your shopping savvy to guess everyday items
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I have the obligation to talk about this book I have just finished. It has been a long time since I last read anything and Atomic Habits has been the first book in this new stage as a reader. It is obvious that it would be a peculiar, different, and interesting book only starting with
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On March 25 and 27, the Tigers Women’s Tennis team played against Kansas Wesleyan University at home and against Nebraska Wesleyan University away, respectively. The Tigers won the first match 6-1 and they also got the victory in the second match 7-0. Currently, the overall record for the women’s tennis team is 7-5. Against Kansas
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People’s attitudes could be affected by a lot of different things, some common examples could be a job, the school, a sport, family, or friends etc. However, the weather could be something that does not come to mind when you think about your mood, but let me tell you that it has been proven by
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