At the two-day Siouxland Invite on Tuesday, Sep. 8 and Wednesday, Sep. 9 in Sioux City, IA, women’s golf brought two teams, with Team “A” finishing in a tie for third place. Tigers Team “A” scored 318 at Landsmeer Golf Course. Juniors Connie Jarm and Laila Saunders led Team “A” at Landsmeer Golf Course, both
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On Sept. 12, the Tigers traveled to Sioux City, IA, to take on No. 7 Morningside University, where they walked away defeated 10-70. Starting in the first quarter, freshman Alcarrio Holmes scored the first touchdown for the game, with freshman Brody Carroll’s kick being good, which brought the Tigers to 7-0. The Tigers ended the
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Volleyball had only one game this week. On Sept. 9, the Tigers played Saint Mary College. The Tigers got swept 0 to 3 (12-25,23-25,15-25) against the Flames. The players who made the most impact on the attacking side were junior Natalie Wood with 10 kills, junior Kate Roseland with six kills and junior Brooke Larsen
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The game that introduced my brother and I to karting was “Mario Kart DS.” The version of the game that had a terrible drifting mechanic (which was thankfully improved in “Mario Kart 7” for the 3DS, that also introduced gliders, but Zach and I skipped that one). The Nintendo DS was also the first handheld
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It was the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, in New York City, NY. Everyone was getting ready for their day; some were already on their way to work, and some were enjoying a nice cup of coffee. Meanwhile, back in Portland, ME, 19 hijackers were passing through security to board on four different flights. At
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As Assistant Director of Student Engagement, Spencer Munson has made a significant impact. He played a key role in creating events such as Lake Day during Welcome Week and the Student Programming Board (SPB) Foodie Series and positively influencing the students he has mentored. Munson will be leaving Doane after Sept. 3. Some favorite aspects
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Dan Osborn held a town hall meeting in Crete, Nebraska, this past Sunday, Aug. 23, as part of his 93-county tour. Osborn is a veteran of the U.S. Navy and the Nebraska National Guard who led the 2021 strike at Kellogg’s Omaha plant. He is running as an independent for the Nebraska State Senate. He
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On May 22, Doane University announced operational changes to the university as part of the “Doane Forward” initiative via email. At the time of publishing, there were four majors cut: Human Relations, New Media, Policy and Values and Strategic Communication as well as seven minors: Communications, Communicating Qualitative Information, Environmental Communication, Ethics and Interfaith Studies,
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