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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It is a reality that a huge number of international students in the USA are taking advantage of the great opportunity offered by this country to pursue a university career thanks to sports or a good academic level or results. As a result, we can see students from around the world in different universities practicing
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On Sept. 27 and 28, the Tigers women’s tennis players assisted in the GPAC (Great Plains Athletic Conference) Individual Tournament. It was different from what we are used to since the tournament was individual and each player advanced to the next round if she got the victory. It is also important to mention that the
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One thing is evident when comparing average salaries across the United States and European nations: American workers often make more money. The average salary in the United States is constantly higher than that of other European countries; in Spain, for example, the average salary is approximately €27,000 per year, while in Germany, even wealthier than
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On Sept. 17, the Tigers men’s tennis team opened their fall season at home against NCAA Division III Nebraska Wesleyan University. At the start of the match, the Tigers lost the doubles points early into the match. The Tigers could only win the two doubles matches played by senior Andre Hartman and the sophomore Elliot
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