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The Sword, January 2016
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The Sword, January 2016
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Contents

News

  • Concordia Expands Active-Duty Military Tuition Benefits
  • A Step into Powerful Discussions: Task Force for Human Diversity
  • SELF Refi Program: Minnesota Office of Higher Education Announces New Student Loan Refinancing Initiative
  • Club Spotlight: Sigma Tau Delta
  • St. Paul’s Winter Carnival: Walking in a Winter Wonderland
  • Heidi’s Holst Housing Tip #3
  • Around Concordia’s Community: History of the Saint Paul Cathedral
  • Students Guide to Caucus
  • Martin Luther King Day
  • Powerball Frenzy

Sports

  • Female Athlete of the Month: Anna Schmitt
  • Male Athlete of the Month: Tyler Noumowicz
  • Midway Soccer: Minnesota Loon Soccer Team Coming to St. Paul
  • Golden Bears Heating Up: Men's Basketball Update
  • Talent and Depth Evident on Senior Laden Roster
  • Golf Team Looks to Finish Strong in Spring Season
  • Fess Steps Down
  • Former Concordia Football Coach Returns

Cover Feature

  • Nicaragua Service Trip
  • London Abroad

Arts and Variety

  • Movie Review: The Revenant
  • Food Review: The Flamingo Restaurant
  • Design Spotlight: Jordan Homlund
  • 2016 High School Honors Showcase
  • Dance Spotlight: Miata Smith
  • CSP Percussion Ensemble Concert
  • Theater Spotlight: Marisa Tejeda
  • Music Spotlight: Christina Tretter
  • Theater Preview: The Seagull
  • Fun Dates at Affordable Rates
  • Fighting Your “Real” Demons: A Confectionery Conundrum
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The Sword, November 2017
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The Sword, November 2017
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Contents

Front Matter

  • Letter From the Editor

News

  • #MeToo Campaign: How One Tweet Started a Revolution
  • Concordia Blood Drive: Doing a Bit of Good for Someone
  • Club Spotlight: Student Organization for Latinos/as
  • Land That Job! How to be a Fantastic Interviewee
  • Is Lack of Sleep Dangerous to your Health?
  • Beautiful Feet in Your Shoes
  • Honolulu Says "Aloha" to Texting While Walking
  • Uber and Lyft Causing Traffic Problems

Sports

  • Cross Country Teams Sprints to Best Season in Recent Memory
  • Female Athlete of the Month: Brooklyn Lewis
  • Volleyball Set for Another National Title Run
  • Football team Sees Improvement in 2017 Season
  • Male Athlete of the Month: Noah Rasinski
  • Men's Basketball Looks to Build with Young Roster
  • Women's Basketball Starts Their Season with a Bang!
  • The Man Behind the Banners
  • An End to a Memorable Season for CSP Soccer

Opinion

  • Do We Need Stricter Gun Control?
  • Existential Gaps in the American Dream
  • Is Playing Football Worth the Risk of Serious Brain Injury?
  • Is America's Infrastructure Failing?
  • Net Neutrality
  • Standardized Testing Non-standardized Students
  • Should We Use Drone Warfare?
  • Starbucks v. Caribou: A Theory on What Your Favorite Coffee Shop Says About You
  • Social Media and Targeted Marketing: Should Targeted Ads Have You Worried?

Arts and Variety

  • A Review of the Current Exhibits at the Catherine G. Murphy Gallery
  • 500th Anniversary Reformation Service Hits Home at CSP
  • Agnes of God: An Interview with Director Tim Payton
  • A Review of Turtles All the Way Down by John Green
  • CSP's Theater Presents: Luther
  • Art Spotlight: A Closer Look at Nick Schroepfer
  • Young Joni: A Unique Slice of NE Cuisine - How One Restaurant Goes Above and Beyond the Call of Pizza
  • Loving Vincent: A Review
  • Theatre Spotlight: Maurice Fields
  • Music Spotlight: Anna Karsten and Mikaela Krause
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The Sword, October 2016
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The Sword, October 2016
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Contents

News

  • Minnesota Bloggers Conference
  • CSP Accounting Students Attend Local Conference
  • Spooktacular Activities in October
  • Stop and Drop the Cell Phone: Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Explosions
  • St. Cloud Stabbing and Shooting
  • Affordable College: The Value of the Price Tag
  • Canine Connections
  • Varsity Theater Under Scrutiny: Owner is Accused of Multiple Counts of Sex Abuse
  • Homecoming 2016 Re-cap You Betcha!

Sports

  • Female Athlete of the Month: Erin Spatenka
  • After Hot Start, Golden Bears Still Looking to Get Back on Track
  • Golf October Update
  • Male Athlete of the Month: Noah Rasinski
  • Ryder Cup Review
  • Concordia Women’s Soccer: Kicking Forward
  • Back in the Swing of It

Arts and Variety

  • Movie Review: Love and Basketball
  • Book Review: The Silence of the Lambs
  • 2016 Heginbotham Lecture Presents Kao Kalia Yang: The World Within
  • A Faculty Artist Recital
  • Artist Spotlight: Clare Beardsley
  • Music Spotlight: Jordayn Spike
  • CSP/Community Pop-Up Park Event
  • Concordia's Annual Shakespeare Under the Stars
  • Creative Writing Spotlight: Bailey Thompson

Opinion

  • An Open Criticism of the Personality and Policies of Donald Trump
  • Mrs. Clinton for President
  • Congress Overrules President Obama’s Veto of 9/11 Bill 97-1
  • The Two-Party System
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The Sword, October 2019
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The Sword, October 2019
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Contents:

News:

  • Elon Musk's SpaceX;
  • St. Paul Rolls Out New Basic Life Support Rigs;
  • Instagram Takes on Body Image Issues;
  • Mattel Introduces Gender-Neutral Doll;
  • Bankruptcy for Forever 21;
  • California Becomes First State to Pay College Athletes;
  • Investigators Identify the Deadly Chemical Found in Vapes;
  • Officer Who Shot Her Neighbor Found Guilty of Murder;
  • Update on the Hong Kong Protests;

Opinion:

  • Another Day in Trump's America;
  • Ethnic Studies are Missing the Mark Left and Right;
  • Gen Z is Turning Out to be One of the Best Generations;
  • Police in Schools: For Better or Worse?;
  • Impeachment is in the Air;
  • Increased Gun Violence in St. Paul;
  • 2019 Halloween Costume Guide;
  • Is California Opening up Pandora's Box by Paying College Athletes?;

Sports:

  • CSP Soccer Team Earns First Ever National Ranking;
  • CSP Volleyball Off to Another Good Start;
  • Golden Bear Men's Basketball Season Preview;
  • Concordia's Esports Team Gears Up for Inaugural Season;
  • CSP Cross Country Sets Sights on NSIC and NCAA Championships;
  • CSP Football Continues Strong Season;
  • CSP Golf Teams Head into Final Tournaments of the Season;
  • Loons Secure First MLS Playoff Appearance;
  • Golden Bear Women's Basketball Looks to Build on Last Season's Success;
  • Minnesota Wild Season Preview;
  • Timberwolves Hopeful for Success After an Eventful Offseason;

Arts and Variety:

  • What is Forbidden? 20th Anniversary of the Women's Art Institute;
  • Food Review: The True Home of the Juicy Lucy;
  • Book Review: The Sword of Shannara;
  • Music Spotlight: Phong Mai;
  • Into the Dreadwoods for the Last Time;
  • Golden Bears Leave Their Mark at AIGA Design Camp 2019;
  • Artist Spotlight: Skye Fuller;
  • Review: Saturday Night Live's 45th Season Premier;
  • Movie Review: Abominable;
  • Music Review: Marina Dazzles at The Orpheum;
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The Sword, March 2014
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The Sword, March 2014
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Contents

Front Page

  • National Signing Day: New Student-Athletes Choose to Sign with Golden Bears

News

  • International Night
  • Red Bull Crashed Ice 2014
  • Down Goes the Dome: A Minnesota Landmark's Final Days
  • Lover of Literature and Culture: Dr. Debra Beilke, Professor of English

Sports

  • Volleyball: Incoming High School Stars Hope to Repeat Concordia's Success
  • Concordia Softball Prepares for a New Season
  • Male Athlete of the Month: Adam Kramer
  • The Playoffs are Here: Women's Basketball Roars into the Post Season
  • Female Athlete of the Month: Alyssa Christianson
  • Men's Basketball Season Recap

Arts and Variety

  • Art Spotlight: Anne Aamodt
  • Music Spotlight: Gina Marchetti
  • Theater Spotlight: Jordan Vano
  • Book Review: Minnesota in the 70s
  • Movie Review: Monuments Men

Cuisine

  • Simple and Cheap College Recipe: Microwave Cream of Chicken Soup with Rice
  • Getting Motivated & Eating Healthy
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The Sword, October 2017
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The Sword, October 2017
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Contents

Front Matter

  • Letter From the Editor

News

  • New CSP Computer Science Program Seeing Major Growth
  • The Las Vegas Tragedy: Deadliest Mass Shooting in Modern U.S. History
  • CSP Believes in Believing: Newest Effort to End Sexual Assault and Violence on Campus
  • NFL Players Taking a Stand by Kneeling
  • New Club on the Block: The League of Legends Club
  • "Life is Grey": Prenatal Genetic Testing Around the World
  • CSP's Memorandum of Understanding with Huiahua University
  • The Right to Drive: Royal Decree Gives Suadi Arabian Women Freedom to Take the Wheel
  • Staff Spotlight: Colleen Arendt

Sports

  • CSP Cross Country Pushes the Pace in Anticipation of the NSIC Championships
  • A Game off the Court: Scandal in College Basketball
  • Positivity and Potential: Young CSP Soccer Team Sets the Bar High
  • Minnesota Wild Preview
  • Minnesota Timberwolves 2017-2018 Season Preview: Rebrand Marks a New Chapter with Optimism
  • Soccer Team has Record-Setting Start to Season
  • The State of CSP Women's Volleyball
  • Male Athlete of the Month: Bejamin Allen
  • October Female Athlete of the Month: Kara Lindberg
  • Gold Standard

Opinion

  • Is the Antifa Justified in Their Actions?
  • Political Correctness, Marxism, and Nazi Germany: A Call for Education
  • Should We Care About Substance Abuse in Sports?
  • Colin Kaepernick and Social Justice: Taking a Knee for What's Right
  • Are Government Handouts Really Being Abused by the Poor?
  • Anxiety in Youth
  • Psych Them Out: Psychology in Sport is the Next Trend of Sport Training and Sport Medicine
  • Every Empire Has an End: The Reverse Evolution of the Human Race
  • How Sodexo Serves You: A Closer Look at CSP's Food Service

Arts and Variety

  • Book Review: I am the Messenger
  • Artist Spotlight: Celene Paez
  • "Not Far Away": John Berkey's Sci-Fi Paintings
  • Movie Review: The Battle of the Sexes
  • Music Review: ODESZA is Back - A Review of A Moment Apartment
  • Faculty Artist Recital Series September 29th
  • Music Spotlight: Alexandra Cleary
  • Theatre Spotlight: Alicia Benning - A Peek Inside the Costume Shop
  • Food Review: The Naughty Greek
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The Sword, May 2011
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The Sword, May 2011
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Volume 47, Issue 6, published May 2011. This issue of The Sword is from the 2010-2011 academic year.

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The Sword, March 2017
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The Sword, March 2017
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Contents

News

  • “So, How are the Children?”: 16th Annual Poehler Lecture
  • Concordia's Christus Chorus: Finalist for the American Prize Award
  • Students Helping Students: A Look into Minnesota's Best-Kept Secret
  • What’s With The Weather? Climate change or a Gift?
  • UMOJA Celebrates African Culture Night
  • Funding the Future: Concordia Receives College Completion Grant
  • Earned Sick and Safe Time: Legislators Creating Bill to Remove this Mandate
  • Professor Spotlight: Nancy Harrower
  • Oscar's and Tony's and Emmy's, Oh My! What is the Difference
  • President Trump Moves Forward on Immigration Laws
  • Sunday Alcohol Sales: Sunday Night Football Just Got Slightly Easier

Sports

  • Golden Bears Baseball Start Out Hot in Arizona
  • Big Upset, Hope for the Future, Cap Down Season
  • A Successful Season with More to Come: Track and Field
  • CSP Women’s Basketball: Golden Bears Lose In the First Round of Conference Tournament
  • Expanding Athletic Facilities: Improving Concordia
  • Young Roster Makes Big Splash Early On: Lacrosse Opens the Season Strong
  • Female Athlete of the Month: Liz Jarosz
  • Male Athlete of the Month: Gus Varland

Arts and Variety

  • "Adoption Wounds" by Clare Beardsley
  • French Meadow Café: A Cozy Spot
  • CB Sherlock’s Art Showing
  • Art Spotlight: Matthew Sullivan
  • Senior Show Shoutouts

Opinion

  • Dear President Trump,
  • The Purpose of the Protest
  • Nit-Picky Pet Peeve: Pocket-Less Pants
  • An Advocate for Art
  • 83 Year-Old Hmong Grandma Bitten by Police Dog
  • Trump Dabbles with DAPL
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The Sword, April 2017
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The Sword, April 2017
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Contents

News

  • Did You Do Your Taxes? The Truth Behind Tax Evasion
  • No Fines are Just Fine! CSP Librray Fine Policy Change
  • An Experience of Connections: Concordia Service Trip to Jamaica
  • Concordia Makes the Switch: Graduate with a 120 Credit Minimum
  • End the Semester on a Giving Note: Concordia Food Shelf and Good-Will Boxes
  • Club Spotlight: CHAMPS
  • The End is in Sight! How to Survive Finals Week
  • Saying Goodbye to Res Life's Sharon Schewe
  • Improving Lives One Beanie at a Time: A Love Your Melon Crew Starts Back Up At Concordia
  • The United States and International Relations: What You Should Know

Sports

  • Female Athlete of the Month: Kailey Heinl
  • Golden Bear Softball Opens Season Strong
  • Minnesota Twins Start Up Season, Offer 5-Dollar Student Deal
  • Baseball Looking to Get Hot Heading into the Postseason
  • The End of the Lacrosse Regular Season Draws Near
  • CSP Women’s Track Goes to Nationals: Burney and Ighovojah Achieve Lifelong Dream
  • CSP Football Making Plays Off the Gridiron Golden Bears Go to ACR Homes
  • Male Athlete of the Month: Carter Schmidt

Opinion

  • Make America Honest Again
  • What Pro-Life Really Means to Me
  • Should We Have Sanctuary Churches?
  • Is Technology Ruining Our Lives?
  • The Sword Newspaper: Why it is Important?
  • A Refreshing End to X-Men: Logan

Arts and Variety

  • Spring Into Dance V Preview
  • Breaking the Stigma: Michael Richardson, Theater Spotlight
  • Library After Dark: Creative Reading Night
  • A Pleasant Shia Surprise!
  • Not Your Typical Spring Story: The Butterfly Garden
  • To Buy or Not to Buy
  • Resistance, Protest, Resilience
  • Tasty Italian: DeGidios Restaurant
  • All Aboard! Public Transportation in Four Major Cities
  • Adapt or Perish? Fences Movie Review
  • Let’s Fly with Our Beautiful Wings: Review of BTS’s Concert in Chicago
  • Eden Garman: A Lover of Stories
  • Harmony from Chaos: Stephanie Hunder’s Gallery
  • A Lifetime of Sound: Hannah Bjornstad’s Love of Music
  • Music Review: Fifty Years of Dolly
  • Writing Spotlight: Reeve Currie
  • Worthwhile: Disney’s New Beauty and the Beast Answers Questions Without Losing Its Charm
  • Annie Siebell: Guided by Instinct
  • Student Juried Show Success
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The Sword, December 2016
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The Sword, December 2016
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Contents

News

  • Beautiful Feet: Concordia Mission Conference 2016
  • Comet’s Connections: Never Miss Out Again
  • Committee Spotlight: C.A.R.E. Committee
  • Mastering Creative Writing: New Graduate Program Coming to CSP
  • Professor Spotlight: Kristin Bransfod
  • President Trump’s Plans
  • EpiPen Price Spike: Who Benefits?
  • Soccer Team from Brazil Killed in Plane Crash: Cinderella Story Turned Deadly
  • The Great Barrier Reef: Alive and in Need of Your Help
  • Holiday Sights & Shows in the Twin Cities: Brave the Cold for Winter Fun
  • Ua Ntsaug Night: Night of Thanks
  • PEACE on Campus: A Conversation with President Ries

Sports

  • Men’s Basketball Searches for Consistency
  • National Champions: Golden Bears End Season in Incredible Fashion
  • Female Athlete of the Month: Emma Lange
  • Male Athlete of the Month: Darius Chapes
  • Golden Bears Run Indoors to Start Winter Track Season
  • Strong Defense is Key to Concordia Women’s Basketball Success

Arts and Variety

  • CSP Convocation, Kerri Miller: On Conversation
  • “Waiting for Godot”
  • Optimistic “Set It Off"
  • Theater Spotlight: Mikaela Vogland
  • A Not-So Fishy Review: Let’s Go Fishing
  • Find Holiday Spirit with Almost Christmas
  • A Dinosaur of a Cookie: T Rex Cookie Café
  • Concordia Christmas Concert: Into the Way with Peace
  • CSP Convocation: Martin Luther and the Reformation

Opinion

  • Social Media and Politics
  • What Makes a Good Leader?
  • The Implications of a Donald Trump Presidency
  • The Successes of President Barack Obama
  • Why the P.E.A.C.E. Club Concerns Me: Words From an LCMS Student
  • Peace and Harmony
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The Sword, April 2010
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The Sword, April 2010
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Volume 45, Issue 7, published April 2010. This issue of The Sword is from the 2009-2010 academic year.

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The Sword, April 2015
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The Sword, April 2015
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Contents

Front Page

  • 2015 Poehler Lecture: Dr. Paul Hillmer, "Destroying" Education to Save It

News

  • Easter Vespers Jubilate Voices
  • 2015 Poehler Lecture
  • UMOJA Spotlight

Sports

  • Female Athlete of the Month: Esther Jandrich
  • Male Athlete of the Month: Andrew Gilhart
  • Men's Basketball
  • Women's Basketball Update

Opinion

  • No More Disney, Watch CNN: When Should Children Start Watching the News?
  • Breaking Hearts: Why is There an Increase in Sports Injuries?
  • Immature Millionaires
  • Body Image: Skinny Does Not Always Mean Healthy
  • Freedom of Speech...And the Right to Offend
  • Thanks A Latte: A Guide to Correct Cafe Protocol

Arts and Variety

  • Music Spotlight: Rachel Lindemann
  • Amber Schmidt Art Exhibition: "Bold Beauty"
  • Concert Band Tour
  • Shades of Harmony Gospel Choir Concert
  • Spring Into Dance
  • Book Review: Outlander
  • Esther Jandrich Senior Exhibit: "Relentless Germination"
  • Movie Review: Kingsman: The Secret Service
  • Easter Vespers Jubilate Voices
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The Sword, October 2009
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The Sword, October 2009
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Volume 45, Issue 2, published October 2009. This issue of The Sword is from the 2009-2010 academic year.

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The Sword, September 2019
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The Sword, September 2019
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Contents:

News:

  • Allegations of YouTube Illegally Tracking Children's Data Results in New Platform Restrictions;
  • Boy Thrown from MOA Balcony is Home;
  • Hong Kong Protests;
  • Nature's Outcry;
  • New Disease Affecting the Minnesota Deer Population;
  • Brains Without Brawn;
  • Phone Companies and the FCC Fight Robocalls;
  • The State Fair Shooting Affair;
  • American Dairy Farmers Hit by Trade War with China;

Arts and Variety:

  • A Cross Over Between Life, Death, and Bugs;
  • Art in the Cities Preview;
  • Arts Preview;
  • CSP Music Preview;
  • CSP Theatre Preview;
  • Movie Review: Blinded by the Light;
  • Music Review: Inexedra - Retrohack;
  • Book Review: All These Wonders;
  • Scream It Off Screen September 2019;

Sports:

  • Can They Keep the Magic Alive? Minnesota Twins Playoff Predictions;
  • Vikings' Season Filled with High Expectations Despite a Down 2018;
  • Golden Bear Football Starts Off 2019 With a Bang;
  • Golden Bear Women's Soccer;
  • A Hitter of a Season: CSP Volleyball Season Preview;
  • Golden Bear Cross Country Preview;

Opinion:

  • Affordable College: What's the Best Way to Make it Happen?;
  • Tips and Tricks for a Smooth Transition to Dorm Living;
  • Words of Wisdom from the Early Birds;
  • From The Blue Wave to a Presidential Tsunami;
  • A Bloody American Year;
  • The Fight Against Corruption in North Carolina;
  • From Beans to Bags: Making the Switch from Coffee to Tea;
  • Be Your Dog's Best Friend: Tips for Responsible Dog Ownership;
  • Straws are the Least of Turtles' Concerns;
  • The Subtle Encouragement of Body Insecurity;
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The Sword, December 2009
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The Sword, December 2009
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Volume 45, Issue 4, published December 2009. This issue of The Sword is from the 2009-2010 academic year.

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The Sword, September 1995
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The Sword, September 1995
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Volume 31, Issue 1, published September 29, 1995. This issue of The Sword is from the 1995-1996 academic year.

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The Sword, December 1995
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The Sword, December 1995
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Volume 31,Special Holiday Issue, published December 18, 1995. This issue of The Sword is from the 1995-1996 academic year.

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The Sword, November 1995
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The Sword, November 1995
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Volume 31, Issue 4, published November 10, 1995. This issue of The Sword is from the 1995-1996 academic year.

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1995-11-10
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, January 1996
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The Sword, January 1996
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Volume 31, Issue 5, published January 12, 1996. This issue of The Sword is from the 1995-1996 academic year.

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print
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1996-01-12
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The Sword is a student publication and does not necessarily reflect the views of the administration, faculty, or staff. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For all questions related to copyright and reuse of these materials, contact The Sword via email at sword@csp.edu.
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, September 1996
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The Sword, September 1996
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Volume 32, Issue 2, published September 27, 1996. This issue of The Sword is from the 1996-1997 academic year.

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print
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1996-09-27
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The Sword is a student publication and does not necessarily reflect the views of the administration, faculty, or staff. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For all questions related to copyright and reuse of these materials, contact The Sword via email at sword@csp.edu.
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Concordia University, St. Paul

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