Dearest Gentle Reader, ‘Tis the season of heartfelt declarations, swoonworthy dance moves, and free candy. It’s almost Valentine’s day, and campus is getting in the mood with a variety of activities. Ancient Greeks had multiple words to represent the many different kinds of love that exist, which is perfect to represent all the events happening […]
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Some Doane students awoke to blaring music or loud banging on their doors Saturday, Jan. 31. For them, this was expected, and in fact, many were looking forward to it. The Greek rush process, which took place throughout January and consisted of pajama parties, crafts, late-night breakfasts and plenty of get-to-know-you activities, came to a
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On Thursday, Jan. 28, Doane alum Nick Kouma returned to host a workshop centered around the networking and employment site, LinkedIn. Kouma, who has over 500 connections and more than 10,000 followers, shared his expertise on how to build a strong profile, network efficiently and build a strong brand. To begin, Kouma spoke highly of
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What does Tobey Maguire, a basement in South Dakota, and a corn-hole professional all have in common? They were all part of the play “I’m Gonna Marry You Tobey Maguire,” by Samantha Hurley. Fourteen-year-old Shelby (played by sophomore Kenzie Sanders) is president of the North American and Antarctic Tobey Maguire Fan Club. Nothing would make
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Nearly every television on campus was tuned to a special event last Wednesday night. On Nov. 12, Doane’s Relay for Life committee organized a live-streamed game show. Students were encouraged to watch in the cafeteria, where the dessert table was stacked high, featuring a special fried cheesecake topped with blueberry and strawberry sauce. Four teams,
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During November, Chi Delta sorority organizes a full lineup of events aimed at raising awareness about sexual assault and educating students on consent and support for victims. Rather than concentrating their events into a short period of time, they intentionally stretched their activities throughout the entire month so their message can reach as many students
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Fourteen music students performed their talents for the campus at the Honors Recital on Tuesday, Oct. 21, in Heckman Auditorium. Accompanied by either Lisa Ulmer or Judy Vrbka, the 10 vocal performances centered on a variety of themes, such as finding home or love. Senior soprano, Jules Harlow, performed “Don’t Cry for Me, Argentina,” from
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The upcoming Relay for Life event will be held on Thursday, April 10, 2026, from 6 p.m. to midnight, bringing together student organizations and other groups for an evening of activities and awareness. Relay for Life was created by the American Cancer Society as a fundraising movement to help communities combat cancer. Through raised funds,
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