On Saturday, Nov. 9, the Tigers had their final home game of the Fall 24 season. The football team faltered early and lost 24-0 against Midland University. With only one game remaining in the season, the team’s overall record is (2-8). It became very uphill from the first quarter in a game where the Tiger’s […]
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Note: This story was translated from Spanish by the author using DeepL Translate. For those who truly understand it, horseback riding is an art form—a delicate dance between a human and a horse based on discipline, trust, and an almost supernatural connection. It is frequently thought of as a straightforward hobby or competitive activity. At
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On Friday, Oct. 25, the lower level of the Perry building was transformed into a ghostly wonderland for Doane’s traditional Halloween Dance Night on a chilly and dark October night. Eerie cobwebs, carved pumpkins, and softly lit lanterns created a spooky yet joyful atmosphere and the decorations were nothing short of stunning. Even the most
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Nowadays, it is not unusual to see many people listening to music at every moment of their day. Many people use earphones while walking, in the metro, or even in a restaurant and others need a speaker when taking a shower. Currently, music is everywhere. The potential of music to arouse emotions is among its
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On Oct. 18, the Volleyball team traveled to Lincoln to play against Nebraska Wesleyan University, a non-conference opponent. Even though the two rivals hadn’t played since 2015, Doane shook off the rust and defeated the Prairie Wolves in four sets. In addition to surpassing last year’s win total, the victory improved the Tigers’ record against
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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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