Volleyball played four games during the last few weeks. During Homecoming, Volleyball competed against Waldorf at home on Oct. 2. The Tigers lost to Waldorf, 1-3 (18-25, 25-15, 18-25, 19-25). On the attack, the Tigers were able to get 54 kills in total as a team. In kills, the team leaders were junior Brooke Larson
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Content warning: The following story deals with themes and personal narratives of sexual assault. Doane offers free counseling for students. Additionally, the Hope Crisis Center, serving southeast Nebraska, can be reached anytime at 1-877-388-HOPE(4673). Hello devoted readers, I hope you’ve had a fun and eventful Homecoming week. I also hope you were able to take
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On Oct. 5 and 6, the women’s golf team competed in the Nebraska Intercollegiate Tournament at Centura Hills Golf Course. They finished third in an 11-team tournament. On day one, juniors Connie Jarm and Laila Saunders both shot an 82. Jarm followed it up the second day with a 74, while Saunders shot an 81.
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We all know that Jews aren’t permitted under Kashrut dietary law from enjoying a slice of bacon here and there. But what about AI? For those of us who strive to live an ethical life — Jew or Gentile — this should be a question most pressing. Traditionally we think of whether something is kosher
On Oct. 2 and 3, the women’s tennis team traveled to Hastings, NE, to compete in the Bronco Invite and record several wins. Senior Maria Purizaca battled through the first bracket, winning her play-in match 8-0 and the semifinals 8-2. In the same bracket, junior Liz Calderon lost 4-8, while senior Josline Carter won her
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Men’s Golf competed in their last tournament for the fall, by traveling to Cairo, Nebraska, to play in the Nebraska Intercollegiate on Oct. 5 and Oct. 6. They sent five players to compete. Men’s Golf took first place in the tournament. Overall, they were only nineteen strokes over par. On the second day, the team
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Homecoming is a roaring time of year on campus, whether it’s watching the hilarious skits during the pep rally, admiring the artwork on the lakeside windows, or better yet, getting a free t-shirt at the homecoming kickoff. But there is one event that many people look forward to: the tailgate. Tailgating is something many fans
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Soccer traveled to Forest City, Iowa, to play Waldorf on Oct. 3. The Tigers won big, 8-1. In the first half, the Tigers scored three goals. In the first eleven minutes, sophomore Mateo Jelicich scored, assisted by sophomore Fernando Moldes. Jelicich scored the Tigers’ second goal unassisted. Waldorf came back with a goal. Thomas Sanabria
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On Oct. 2, the men’s tennis team traveled to Hastings, Nebraska, to compete in the Bronco Invite. In the men’s singles, sophomore Mats Vervloet won the Flight A bracket. Freshman Pablo Prieto was also in Flight A and lost his first match. In Flight B, freshman Lancelot de Pierpont won his first match and lost
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As temperatures drop, Residential Life & Education (ResLife) makes an important decision to switch on the heat in certain buildings. Manager of Maintenance Services, Scott Sieck, explains this is “a necessity to maintain each building.” Director of ResLife Brian Stutz explains that he looks for days with below-freezing temperatures in the forecast in order to
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