On Feb. 21, the Writing Center held a community event called Write Out Loud, where students could share their written works. The written works could be anything, ranging from fiction, essays, research papers, non-fiction, poetry, DND campaigns, song lyrics, as long as it was written, the work could be shared for anyone to hear. “Write […]
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Mark Orsag is a professor of European and Interdisciplinary History here at Doane University. Orsag grew up near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and got his Bachelor’s from Carnegie-Mellon University, then got his Master’s from Pennsylvania State, and his Doctorate in European History from Michigan State University. Carnegie-Mellon is a very prestigious university, often ranking in the top
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This week from Feb. 26 to March 2, Doane is honoring National Eating Disorder Awareness Week. To honor this week, Tiger Wellness and the Doane Counseling Office are collaborating to bring more information and awareness to campus. ED Cares in Omaha, an organization aimed at treating adults with eating disorders will be on campus on
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Every single semester dozens of students take advantage of the free tutoring here on campus. Academic Support Coordinator Brooke Sullivan explains how students take advantage of these tutoring services to do better in their classes. “There are some students that meet with tutors every week to keep on top of the class subject, others use
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As seniors prepare to graduate in May, some are putting their names out into the world for employers to hopefully be recruited for a job after college. For senior Logan Capek, this meant venturing south to Memphis, Tennessee, to audition with over 80 different theater companies at the Unified Professional Theatre Audition (UPTA) in hopes
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On Feb. 3, all the different sororities and fraternities traveled to all four resident halls to congratulate their new potential members by passing out their bids. After receiving these bids, these surprised students had two hours to decide which group they wanted to join. Freshmen Mallory Riffel, Savannah Allgeyer and Carly Rains, all joined different
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On the last Tuesday of every month, the Foodie Series makes something different for every single event; this time, they did Waffle Night. Assistant Director of Student Engagement Spencer Munson said that the members of the Student Programming Board (SPB) invited Fresh Ideas Chef Shack Butters to a meeting to collaborate on different food options.
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Get your poker chips out, and your poker face on because the Student Programming Board (SPB) just held another successful Glow Casino on Feb. 2. Senior and member of SPB McKenna Revis, states that there were enough people to fill every blackjack table as well as all the other games. “I think my favorite part
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As spring break nears, many students are beginning their plans for travel during their time off. This also includes trips coordinated through Doane. One of these spring break trips is traveling to Disney parks. Through the Academic Success Center, TRIO students are taking a trip to the Disney Imagination Campus. The goal of this experience
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Over the last couple of years, streaming services have become more popular than ever. Having fan favorite movies and shows all in one place, and viewers can watch them at any time. However, with these streaming services, many people have found that some services have to pay more for ad-free shows. Sophomores Jacob Eacker and
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