It is absolutely, ridiculously difficult to get into medical school. This is a well-known fact. In my opinion, as a pre-med student, it’s far more difficult than it needs to be. Pre-med students, like myself, are expected to be just about perfect at everything we do and to get into medical school, it’s necessary to
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Doane Women’s golf finished first at the two-day Mount Mary Invite at Tantanka Golf Club. The Tigers sent two teams to the tournament, both finishing within the top 20. Representing Team “A,” junior Connie Jarm finished the first day with a 74 and the second with a 77 for a total of 151, securing her
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On Sept. 19, Men’s and Women’s soccer played Morningside University in Sioux City, Iowa. Men’s soccer lost 0-3. Morningside scored two goals in the first half. The Tigers had six shots on goal: sophomore Mateo Jelicich had two shots on goal, and seniors Hamza Wadi, Joaquin Cortes, Tadeo Loutayf, and junior Cohen Hubbard each had
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On Sept. 16, the volleyball team traveled to Hastings, Nebraska, to play the Broncos. The Tigers lost 0-3 (15- 25, 22-25,24,26) to the Broncos. Junior Brooke Larsen and junior Natalie Wood led the attack with nine kills each; freshman Jerney Tang-Silva had seven kills and junior Kajsa Bates had three. On the assisting side, sophomore
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Alpha Psi Omega (APO), the national theatre honor society, hosted its annual Cabaret last Friday, Sept. 18, as a way for students to share their musical talents and fundraise for APO’s annual trip to Chicago. The set list included six performances from musicals like “Into the Woods,” “Cabaret,” “Next to Normal” and “Chicago.” The APO
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On Sept. 18, President Donald Trump announced on a Truth Social post that Denmark, Greenland and the U.S. had agreed to give the U.S. “permanent control over security and all other needs in Greenland.” In early 2025, Trump had threatened to “take” Greenland for its strategic national defence location and mineral wealth. The island could
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Over the past couple of years, different departments across Doane University have taken dozens of students on study abroad trips to take their education to the next level, outside of the classroom. This year, the English Department is traveling to Ireland. Assistant Professor of Practice in English Melanie Ritzenthaler and Professor Brad Johnson have previously
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When I was seven, I was introduced to the “Twilight Saga” by my crazy, obsessed sister who made it her whole personality. Now, I am not talking about pretending to be Bella and hoping that she would find her Edward or Jacob, but instead she made it KNOWN that she was on Team Jacob, but
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Over the weekend, the Men’s and Women’s Tennis teams travelled to Lincoln, Nebraska to compete in the Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) Fall Championships. Starting in the Men’s singles was freshman Rodrigo Margañon Abad, where he won his first match 6-6, however fell back in the quarterfinals where he went 4-3. In the same flight
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