Last weekend, Oct. 5-6, Crete’s Great Pumpkin Festival took place in Crete’s downtown area and city park. This event is hosted by the Crete Chamber of Commerce and it is held on the first full weekend of October annually, with the main events happening on Sunday. It was open from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. […]
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Doane added a new stop sign over by the Fuhrer Field House on the road down from the Haddix Recreation & Athletic Center, making a new three-way stop between the two other stop signs in the area. The new stop sign is an attempt to slow down traffic after drivers have had incidents of coming
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The latest Student Congress (STUCO) meetings were held on Sept. 25 and Oct. 2 in the Perry Board Room. STUCO members have been dedicated to resolving cafeteria concerns and planning for future activities such as Stop Day, Student Appreciation Dinner or SAD, a possible student Reserve account and even activities for election week. Regarding the
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In October 1985, Breast Cancer Awareness Month (BCAM) began. The month was dedicated to raising awareness of breast cancer, raising funding and highlighting the importance of early detection and screening. According to the American Cancer Society, 310,720 new cases of invasive breast cancer will appear in women, and around 42,250 women will die from breast
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Kris Williams, the director of institutional effectiveness at Doane, has attended every Doane Dialogue since its inception. These panel discussions tackle a wide range of topics, all of which are relevant to the current political climate. Hosted by the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) office, the series aims to foster understanding between differing perspectives and
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As November approaches, students and faculty need to inform themselves about the various positions available for voting. CAPE Director and OVW Coordinator Jaden Hilkemann has prepared a helpful pamphlet, sent to Doane emails, on the key issues Nebraskan voters will see on their ballot this year. This guide helps voters understand the different roles that
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Going from competing in Fuhrer Field House for a normal collegiate competition to traveling to Pontevedra, Spain, to compete at the U20 World Championships would seem impossible to some athletes, but not for junior Cristelle Rodriguez. Rodriguez told reporters that everything happened so fast and that she was still shocked about the outcome; however, whatever
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Doane Public Health Solutions will host free flu shots for anyone with an insurance card on Oct. 1 and Oct. 18 between 12 and 2 p.m. at the lower level of the Perry Campus Center. Any student or staff member who offers their insurance will be allowed to receive a flu shot; there is no
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In collaboration with Doane University’s College of Education, 10/11, Nebraska is allowing people to nominate a teacher, administrator or support staff member who deserves recognition for their positive effect on you, your loved ones or your community. The nominee will have a chance to win the Golden Apple Award, an honor given out every month
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Author and educator, Dr. Bettina Love, delivered a presentation at Doane University on Saturday. At Doane’s Crete campus, Dr. Love was welcomed at Heckman Auditorium to speak on her new book “Punished for Dreaming” and to talk about her advocacy work, on Sept. 21 from 12:30 to 2 pm. The event was open to Doane
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