Okay guys, stay with me here. I think 67 is funny, and I love when jokes about it are made. Call me a child, say I have the humor of a middle schooler, I literally do not care. 67 is incredibly special to me, and I’m gonna explain exactly why. It brings together a community
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I was scrolling through TikTok (as one does) when I unfortunately came across a rather mean opinion. That opinion was from a video in which someone, dissatisfied with their Girl Scout experience, complained that Girl Scouts is just useless arts and crafts while Boy Scouts is superior as it teaches more practical skills like camping.
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One of the best things about Doane is that it suits nature-lovers pretty well. At least, in my opinion. There’s trees and fauna and wildlife for students to feast their eyes upon. There’s even an outdoor nature classroom just beyond the Hansen Hall parking lot, and a trail through the trees that has markers for
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A trade war between Canada and the United States has escalated this week. This year, President Donald Trump has imposed tariffs on Canada and has also commented on Canada becoming the 51st state. Canada has responded to all U.S. actions with tariffs of their own. Trump utilized a Great Depression Law to impose 50% tariffs
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On Sept. 25, the Women’s Cross Country team traveled to Columbia, Missouri, to compete in the Gans Creek Classic, finishing 12th out of 23 teams. The first to cross the finish line for the Tigers was freshman Hailey Hengtgen, who finished 21st with a time of 22:13.2, which according to the Doane Athletics website, is
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On Sept. 25, the Men’s Cross Country team traveled to Columbia, Missouri, to compete in the Gans Creek Classic, finishing ninth out of 21 teams. Leading the group was junior Jayden Wall, who placed 28th overall with a time of 25:43.5. Two places behind was junior Alvin Keter, who placed 30th with a time of
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On Sept. 25, the volleyball team traveled to Leavenworth, Kansas, to play the Saint Mary Spires. The Tigers lost 0-3 (16-25, 18-25, 17-25) to the Spires. Junior Kylie Williams led the Tigers with nine kills. Junior Brooke Larsen and senior Addison Raebel both had three kills. Junior Ashley Wright gave 12 assists for the Tigers.
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Women’s Soccer played two home games this week against Concordia University and Dakota Wesleyan University. On Sept. 23, Women’s Soccer played Concordia University. The Tigers lost 0-2. The Bulldogs scored both goals in the second half. The Tigers’ top leaders in shots on goal were senior Megan Townsend with four shots and senior Jennifer Tenney-Sierra,
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