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The Sword, November 2000
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The Sword, November 2000
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Volume 36, Issue 4, published November 2000. This issue of The Sword is from the 2000-2001 academic year.

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2000-11-01
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, November 2020
Title
The Sword, November 2020
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Contents: Front Matter:
  • Letter from the Editor
News:
  • Marginalized Students at Concordia Share Grievances: Recent Sit-In Organized by Black Students Challenges Administration
  • Election Results Recap: Biden Elected Next President of the United States
  • Second Wave of COVID-19 in Europe
  • Oil Tanker Hijacking
  • How Universities Across America Encouraged Students to Vote
  • Amy Coney Barrett Confirmed as Supreme Court Justice
  • "The World's Most Trusted Airline" Bans Non-Mask Wearers: Over 460 on Delta Airlines No-Fly List
  • New Initiative at Concordia Sodexo Brings Healthy Food to Campus
  • Milestone in Catholic History with First African American Cardinal
  • CSP Education Department Initiative
Opinion:
  • Did we make the right choice?
  • Mail-In Ballots: The Star of the Election
  • How to Enjoy Thanksgiving without Killing Grandma
  • The Thanksgiving Checklist
  • The One with the Reboots
  • Winter is on It's Way
Sports:
  • Rocket League and Newcomer Showcase
  • CSP Baseball Team Sends Uniforms to Nicaragua
  • Smash Brothers and League of Legends
  • Tennessee Titans Fined $350,000
  • Vikings Update
  • Recap of the NBA Finals
  • eSports: Overwatch
  • The Hidden Opponent at CSP
  • eSports: Hearthstone
  • The CSP Dome
Arts & Variety:
  • Baltimore Museum of Art's Planned Sale of Warhol Painting Causes Controvers, Loss of Donations
  • In 150 Glimpses of the Beatles, Bits and Pieces Make Up a Poignant Portrait
  • Corona Christmas Concert
  • Movie Review Rebecca
  • Book Review: Children of Blood and Bone
  • Ariana Grande is at the Top of Her Game, Once Again
  • Recipe Review: Dashi-chazuke
  • Criminal Justice and Sociology Club Holds Open Conversation
  • A New Age of Theater
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, December 2020
Title
The Sword, December 2020
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Contents: Front Matter:
  • Letter from the Editor
News:
  • Concordia Saves the Music Amidst Pandemic
  • CSP 2020-2021 Tuition Announced
  • Amazon Pharmacy: Prescription Drugs Online
  • November 15 SpaceX Launch
  • The Fight for Women's Rights in Poland
  • Give or Receive Meals Safely During the Holidays: Nutritional Assistance Located On or Near Campus
  • The Disintegration of Ethiopia: How Regional Conflicts in Opposition to Ethiopia are Once Again on the Rise
Opinion:
  • Concordia 451
  • A COVID-Friendly Holiday Tour
  • Best Last-Minute Gifts
  • Are We Heading Towards Another Shutdown?
  • Christmas Traditions
  • Stress Relievers for Finals
  • The Newest Pointless Innovation in Social Media: Fleets
  • New Year, New Me?
  • Concordia and COVID Update
  • Is Christmas Really the Best Time of the Year?
  • Creative Gift Guide for Christmas During COVID-19
  • Should Winter Sports Return?
  • A Changing Dance Department
Sports:
  • Men's Basketball Ready to Start Up Soon
  • Women's Basketball Season Starting Up Despite COVID-19
  • CSP Swim Team Practicing for Inaugural Season
  • Rene Elias: Concordia's Photographer!
  • CSP Recruits New Athletes on Signing Day
  • Esports Wrap Up
  • How 'bout Them Cowboys!?
  • NBA Season Starts Back Up Late December With Changes
Arts & Variety:
  • Music Review: Noah Cyrus
  • Food Review: Zait and Za'atar
  • Senior Swan Song: Jared Greenberg Presents "Speed-the-Plow"
  • Dark and Deliciously Wicked: Mark Rosenwinkel Presents "A Sentimental Tale"
  • A Tribute to Alex Trebek
  • Recipe Review: Apple Cinnamon Pancakes
  • American Horror Story: 1984 Review: A Disappointing Edition to the Idiosyncratic Series
  • World Art Gallery Opening
  • Product Review: The Kindle Paperwhite and How it Can be a Game Changer for University Students
  • "I AM": Poem by Lawrence Finch
  • Book Review: Everything I Never Told You
  • Senior Spotlight: Noah Klemp
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, October 2020
Title
The Sword, October 2020
Description
Contents: Front Matter:
  • Letter from the Editor
News:
  • Violence Escalating Between Armenia and Azerbaijan
  • St. Paul Schools Begin in Returning to Classrooms
  • Tasmanian Devils Return to Australia
  • Enrollment Surge at CSP
  • Will the Dogma Prevail in the Supreme Court? Three Minnesota Women on Amy Coney Barrett Nomination
  • A Historic Day for Venice as Barriers Prevent Flooding
  • Timeline of President Trump's Covid-19 Diagnosis and Treatment
  • A Weakening Democracy in Kyrgyzstan: Tumultuous Times for the Country of Six Million
Opinion:
  • Trump, Covid, and the 2020 Election
  • A Genocide Hidden from the World: China's Plan to Exterminate the Uyghur
  • Why Your Vote Matters
  • The Sword Candidate Endorsement
  • A Case for President Trump
  • The Pandemic's Effect on Sports
  • Does Social Media Have an Effect on the Elections?
  • Peekers: The Underground Community of CSP Anti-Maskers
  • Halloween in Quarantine: A Step by Step Guide to an Awfully Amazing Halloween!
  • A Risky Attempt at Protecting Students: Concordia's Plan for the Holiday's during Predicted Covid-19 Spike
  • The Presidential and Vice-Presidential Debates
  • Masking Procedures During Practices
Sports:
  • Football Practices Back in Action
  • CSP Lifting During Covid
  • CSP Athletics on How to be an Antiracist
  • eSports Thrive Despite the Pandemic
Arts & Variety:
  • The Carnegies
  • Movie Review: Tenet
  • Zoom-Based Opera for Preschoolers
  • CSP's New Recording Studio
  • St. Paul Art Crawl
  • Hope Breakfast Bar: Food Review
  • Book Review: The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society
  • CSP Supports Local Businesses by Purchasing "Singer's Masks"
  • Hauntitorium 2020
  • Recipe Review: Turkey Taco Skillet
  • Senior Spotlight: Jolie Dirksen
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, September 2020
Title
The Sword, September 2020
Description
Contents: News:
  • DOJ to Defend President Trump in E. Jean Carroll Case
  • Hope for COVID-19 Vaccine
  • Facebook to Ban Political Ads
  • Real Life Willy Wonka
  • Intergenerational Military Voices: How President Trump's Comments about Deceased Marines are Resonating Today
  • Prison Inmates on the Frontlines of CA Wildfires
  • Chauvin Charged Again
Opinion:
  • Neuralink
  • The Future of Winter Sports
  • Top Five Ways to Social Distance
Sports:
  • The Kentucky Derby and Breonna Taylor
  • Mental Health Decline Amongst Collegiate Athletes
  • What Are CSP Athletes Doing Now?
  • Redefining Our Fandom: Virtual Fans and Cardboard Cut-Outs
Arts and Variety:
  • Ethan Langemo and His Love Letter to the 70's
  • Tips for COVID-19 Friendly Halloween
  • Silent Sky: A Review
  • Inception Movie Review
  • Book Review: The Woman in Cabin 10
  • Art Museums: Reopening and Procedures
  • Music Procedures at CSP and Around the World
  • A Tribute to Chadwick Boseman
  • George Floyd: Riots and Art
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Date of Creation
2020-09-01
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, February 2021
Title
The Sword, February 2021
Description
Contents: Front Matter:
  • Letter from the Editor
News:
  • 50 Countries to Protect 30 Percent of Land and Sea
  • Flying off the Endangered Species List
  • Concordia Chicago Cutbacks
  • Storm Filomena Hit Spain - The Largest Snowfall in 50 Years Shuts Down Madrid
  • Dining Hall Update!
  • Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Now Covid Vaccination Site
  • Reactions/Aftermath of the US Capitol Riots, FBI Arrests
  • Ex-Michigan Governor Among Those Charged with Flint Water Crisis
Opinion:
  • 9 Tips on How to Survive Valentine's Day When it's Complicated
  • Plants: Why You Need One and Where to Start
  • Looking Onward: How to Successfully Prepare for a New School Year
  • The Great Zoom Debate
  • A Snowy Christmas
  • Barefoot in the Kitchen (Planning a Successful Valentine's Day)
  • How the Use of Social Media Helps Spread Awareness of Problems Happening Around the World
  • The Importance of Black History Month
  • What the Georgia Elections Mean for Politics
Sports:
  • CSP Men's Basketball Update
  • WILD Start to the Season
  • Lindsey Becher Sports Spotlight
  • Indoor Track and Field Season Underway as Women Ranked 8th and Men Ranked 6th in NSIC
  • NCAA National Football Championship
  • Timberwolves Season Update
  • CSP Women's Basketball Update
Arts & Variety:
  • Music Senior Spotlight: Isaiah Hollman
  • Tortilla Wrap Trend Review
  • The Ghost Sonata: A Ghostly Play Review
  • A Review of Love and Monsters
  • Down the Rabbit Hole of Psychological Complexities of Grief: A Review
  • Music Review: Later Never Comes
  • Food Review: The Lexington
  • Book Review: The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian
  • The Grammy Awards Postponed
  • Alanna Pleasants Art Show
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Date of Creation
2021-02-01
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, March 2021
Title
The Sword, March 2021
Description
Contents: Front Matter:
  • Letter from the Editor
News:
  • Jeff Bezos Steps Down at Amazon
  • Wall Street Outsmarted: Reddit's Reign of Terror
  • Concordia College in New York Closes
  • Concordia University Nebraska Announces New President
  • Forgotten Wallet Found in Antarctica After 53 Years
  • Food Shelves in Demand
  • Project ReConnect Rondo
  • Need for Speed: Saint Paul Police Crackdown
  • Hey Google, Look Both Ways: A New App Can Assist Blind and Visually Impaired Pedestrians at Intersections
  • Dyatlov Pass Incident: Murder or Nature?
Opinion:
  • College Graduates are Suffering, but the Government can Help: Why Free Tuition and Student Loan Forgiveness Needs to Exist in America
  • Spring Break and Covid
  • Do We Need Daylight Savings?
  • The Consequences of Gatekeeping Sovereignty: How Somaliland has Suffered from a Lack of International Recognition
  • Super Bowl Sunday: The Only Time Commercials are the Best Part
  • Celebrity Culture in the Pandemic
  • How America Has Changed Since Biden Was Sworn In
Sports:
  • Esports Update
  • CSP Track Athletes Wrap Up Indoor Season
  • What Happened in the 2021 Super Bowl?
Arts & Variety:
  • Golden Globes Nominations
  • Music Review: Paul McCartney - McCartney III
  • Concordia Sisterhood of Empowerment
  • Barb and Star go to Vista del Mar
  • Book Review: Shadow & Bone
  • Recipe Review: Beef and Shells Mac and Cheese
  • The Sugar Factory: A Food Review
  • MET Mobile Art Gallery
  • Senior Spotlight: Geoffrey Bruick
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2021-03-01
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, April 2021
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The Sword, April 2021
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Date of Creation
2021-04-01
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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 2021
Title
The Sword, September 2021
Description
Contents: Front Matter:
  • Be Safe, Golden Bears!
News:
  • Two Kinds of America
  • State Fair
Opinion:
  • Back-to-School Hype
  • My Body My Choice: Thanks, Supreme Court!
  • Vaccine Divide
  • Is TV Fully Making a Transition to Streaming Services?
  • Is the Preppy Style Making a Comeback?
  • Sometimes I Don't Like the Sun
Sports:
  • CSP Women's Soccer: What You Need to Know for this Upcoming Season
  • Saints Stadium Loss to Hurricane Ida
  • Football Feature - Conner Cordts
  • Olympic Recap
  • Timberwolves Update
  • CSP eSports Update
  • Is it Finally the Viking's Year?
  • CSP Volleyball Team Earns #1 Rank
Arts & Variety:
  • A Starry Night
  • Music Review: The Withered Bloom
  • Recipe Review: Zucchini Casserole
  • Senior Spotlight: Sabrina Wiekeraad
  • Movie Review: Vivo
  • Book Review: Six of Crows
  • September Crossword
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2021-09-01
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, October 2021
Title
The Sword, October 2021
Description
Contents: News:
  • Brian McDaniel acts as liaison for CSP students looking for internships
  • Portage for a Purpose
Opinion:
  • Have you checked Instagram today?
  • Do the Years Go by Faster the Older We Get?
Sports:
  • The Vikings Are So Close!
  • CSP Swim and Dive Have First Meet
  • CSP Bears Women's Soccer Heating Up!
Arts & Variety:
  • Asian Beef Rice Bowl - Recipe Review
  • A Century's Worth of Celebration
  • Peking Garden Review
  • Senior Spotlight: Donovan Eidem
  • Hidden Gem Alert: The Museum of Russian Art
  • St. Paul Scares - Five of the St. Paul's Most Haunted Locations
  • Book Review: "The Perks of Being a Wallflower"
  • Let There Be Carnage!
  • October Word Search
  • October Crossword
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2021-10-01
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, November 2021
Title
The Sword, November 2021
Description
Contents: News:
  • Minneapolis Elections
  • Saint Paul Election Results
  • Gun Rights Case Back in the Supreme Court
  • Cinematographer Tragically Killed on Set of Rust
Opinion:
  • Climate Change Impacts on MN Winters
  • Black Friday: Better Spent Online
  • Let's Get Rid of the Stigma: The Teacher Shortage is Real, But There Is Something We Can Do About It
  • Should Schools Have Longer Breaks
  • It's Time We Talk About Eating: Why Eating Disorders and Disordered Eating Needs to be Part of Children's Education
  • Hold Your Sons Accountable: There is No Excuse. Raise Your Expectations for Boys' Behavior
  • Are Schools Doing Enough for Mental Health?
  • Obsession with True Crime: Is it Harmful?
  • Ready, Set, Study Abroad: Cultural Competence Comes from Real World Experience
Sports:
  • Golden Bears Cross Country: Season Recap
  • Minnesota Timberwolves Update
  • No Victory for the Vikings
Arts & Variety:
  • Music Review: Muun Bato - Paraphonic Vapors
  • The Grand Avenue Denizen's Coffee Shop: The Modern Cafe Latte Has More Than A Latte To Boast
  • The Show Must Go On! College Students Share the Trials and Tribulations of Performing Arts During the Pandemic
  • Bole Ethiopian Cuisine, St. Paul
  • BookTok: Not Everything is Evil
  • Book Review: A Wrinkle in Time
  • Word Search
  • Crossword
  • The Impossible Road Trip by Eric Dregni
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Date of Creation
2021-11-01
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, December 2021
Title
The Sword, December 2021
Description
Contents: News:
  • Updates from Student Senate
  • The Woman Behind the Wrap
  • Stricter Guidelines on SPPS Schools
Opinion:
  • Let's Wrap This S--- Up!
  • Love Actually: A Christmas Movie
  • What makes Christmas so special? Love.
  • The Romanticizing of Mental Illness
  • What Makes for a Good Christmas? Loved Ones.
Sports:
  • Minnesota Timberwolves in December
  • Swim and Dive Mid-Season Update
  • Vexing Vikings
  • Suns' Historic Win Streak
Arts & Variety:
  • Senior Spotlight: Erika Soukup
  • Fiddler on the Roof Review
  • Christmas Traditions Last Through the Years
  • New Year's Resolutions: How to Make Them a Success
  • Kan, the Chart-Topping Don(da)
  • Beirut Restaurant
  • Russian Kotleti
  • King Richard: A Movie Review
  • Overcoming Life's Sorrows
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Date of Creation
2021-12-01
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, February 2022
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The Sword, February 2022
Description
Contents: News:
  • Masks Return to St. Paul
  • Twelve Carjackings Reported Within First Ten Days of 2022 in Minneapolis
  • Our Golden Girl: In Memoriam of Betty White
  • The National Guard and Nurses
  • Bob Saget Found Dead in Orlando, Florida
  • Maryland Man Receives First Pig-To-Human Heart Transplant
Opinion:
  • Music: How Important is It?
  • Adrenaline or Audacity?
  • Ten Tips and Tricks for Returning to School After a Break
  • Do Award Shows Matter in the Age of Social Media?
  • Change the Narrative; How to Make the Most of the New Year
  • Desiring Connection: Our Need for Constant Information On the Internet
  • Astrology: Does it Hold Any Truth?
  • Don't Stress About Keeping New Year's Resolutions
Sports:
  • The Life of John Madden
  • Playoff Predictions
  • Zip For Zimmer and Spielman
  • Timberwolves Update
  • The Long-Awaited Return of Klay Thompson
  • CSP Track and Field Season Preview
Arts & Variety:
  • Zodiac Compatibility
  • Canadian Secret Chili Recipe Review
  • The Magical Midnight Front: A Book Review
  • Theatre Preview: The Hypochondriac
  • Musical Review: "Come From Away"
  • Louisiana Cafe
  • Crossword: Deities
  • Word Search: Single Valentines
  • Senior Spotlight: Ethan Langemo
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Date of Creation
2022-02-01
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, March 2022
Title
The Sword, March 2022
Description
Contents: News:
  • Book Banning in Texas: Citizens are Calling for a Variety of Books to be Removed from the Shelves
  • Scientists Regrow a Frog's Lost Leg: What Does This Mean For Humans?
  • CSP Three-Credit Standard for Gen-Eds
Opinion:
  • Same Student Different Centuries: Talking To Two Presidents
  • What's the Big Deal About Valentine's Day?
  • The Bird's the Word(le)
  • Looking at the Future Through the Lens of the Past: Black History Month
  • Spending Spring Break Indoors
  • Football and Community: Why the Super Bowl is so Influential
  • France Criminalizes Conversion Therapy in New Legislation
  • Chinese New Year and the Chinese Zodiac
Sports:
  • Ex-NFL Coach Brian Flores Files Lawsuit Against NFL Teams
  • L.A. Rams Win Luperbowl LVI
  • Tom Brady, Otherwise Known as the G.O.A.T.
Arts & Variety:
  • Perfect Steak Dinner Recipe
  • Tea House Review
  • Hidden Gem Alert: Ginkgo Coffehouse
  • Student Senate Update
  • Eight Perfect Murders: It Murdered my Love of Books
  • Chartres Labyrinth at CSP
  • Senior Spotlight: Xinia Anderson
  • March Crossword
  • Lucky Golden Bear Coloring Sheet
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2022-03-01
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, April 2022
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The Sword, April 2022
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Contents:

News:

  • CSP's Annual Knollapalooza
  • Student Senate Update
  • The Sunshine Protection Act
  • "No War! Stop the War!" Woman Interrupts a Live Russian Broadcast
  • MN Teachers On Strike
Opinion:
  • Can You Prepare for the Rest of Your Life?
  • Preparing for Finals
  • Concordia Mental Health
  • Stan Culture for Better or for Worse "At the End of the Day, We're All Die-Hards for this Thing"
  • Music Review Skillet: Dominion
Sports:
  • CSP Track and Field Outdoor Track Preview
  • Brady is Back
  • Indoor Track and Field Season Recap and National Meet Highlight
Arts & Variety:
  • Book Review: Mornings in Jenin
  • MPLS Monthly Vintage Market
  • Eurydice Review
  • We Don't Talk About Bruno: The Parental Rights in Education Bill
  • Travel Seminar Review: Scotland
  • Taking inspiration from Curious George; Learning about Maple Syrup
  • Recipe Review: Crispy Gau Gee
  • Horoscope
  • Restaurant Review: Hola Arepa
  • Class Experiences Click To Expose A Life In Artistic Photography
  • Restaurant Review: Bona Vietnamese Restaurant
  • Where Music and Visual Art Meet- Rock the Garden festival 2022
  • Senior Spotlight: Lindsey Bahr
  • Letter to the Sword
  • One Haik(ool) Cat
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2022-04-01
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, October 2022
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The Sword, October 2022
Description
Contents: News:
  • CSP Receives $3 Million in Renovations
  • In the Right Place at the Right Time: The Good Samaritan's Story
  • Death of the Queen
  • Students Return to Uvalde
  • Juul Losing Millions After Advertising to Youth
  • Three Strikes, You're Out
  • Jackson's Water Crisis
  • Liz Truss Takes Over as Prime Minister
Sports:
  • Golden Bears Football is Back
  • Minnesota Vikings Update
  • NFL Kickoff, Who's Who, Pretenders or Contenders
  • The Victories of Volleyball
  • From CSP to the Major Leagues: Loui Varland's Debut
Opinion:
  • Pumpking Spice Sauce at Home
  • Best True Crime Shows
  • Halloween To Do: Have the Best Halloween in the Twin Cities
  • Fall Reads adn Hot Drinks
Arts & Variety:
  • Vegan Yachaejeon (Korean Vegetable Pancakes)
  • Eating Abroad: A Review of Food in Rome
  • A Look at the Renaissance Festival
  • Theater Review
  • Book Review: "Where the Crawdads Sing" by Delia Owens
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Date of Creation
2022-10-01
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, November 2022
Title
The Sword, November 2022
Description
Contents: News:
  • Iranian Protests
  • Hans Niemann Cheating Scandal
  • Finalists Finally Selected for St. Paul Police Chief
  • Winners Caught Cheating in Fishing Competition
  • Dreams Come True With First Hmong Public School
  • Swedish Scientist Svante Paabo Wins Nobel Prize in Medicine
  • Hurricane Ian
  • Isolation Amid COVID-19 Pandemic Puts Children at Risk: A look into the Exponentially Increasing Cases of Eating Disorders in Adolescents.
Sports:
  • NBA Preview
  • The Vikings: Update on the Season
Opinion:
  • Roe V. Wade: Why We Don't Need It
  • Little Library Edina Thefts
  • Roe v. Wade: Why We Need It
  • What the Women in Iran Can Teach Us
  • Should Gen Z's (and Adjacent) Join The Vote or Run The Other Way?
  • An Unpopular Opinion on Cheating; The Ned Fulmer Scandal
  • True Crime Documentaries: Are They Harmful?
  • Is Autumn The Best Season?
  • Should We Stop Using Helium for Entertainment?
Arts & Variety:
  • Broke College Students' Recipes
  • TV Review: She-Hulk: Attourney at Law: A new Marvel Hit or a Disaster in the Making?
  • Fall Drinks: Pumpkin Spice?
  • Book Review: "Outlander" by Diana Gabaldon
  • Afton Apple Orchard Review
  • 151st Anniversary of Fredrick Melius Christiansen
  • Fall Closet Essentials
  • Cinnamon Honey Apple Pie Recipe Review
  • A Non-Traditional Thanksgiving Dinner: Mama's Pozole Verde
  • Boo-zy Without the Buzz: Four Fall Mocktails to Try This Season
  • Tips for the Thanksgiving Table
  • Thanksgiving Conversation Starters
  • Poem Review: Pillow Thoughts
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The Sword, December 2022
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The Sword, December 2022
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Contents:

News:

  • Teachers Wanted! A Teacher Shortage in America.
  • A New Police Chief for St. Paul
  • Where is Nancy?
  • North Korean Missile lands in South Korea
  • Shein and Fast Fashion
  • Minnesota Elections
  • Social Workers part of MPD Department

Sports:

  • CSP Men's and Women's Basketball Season Preview
  • CSP Women's Soccer 2022 Season Comes to an End
  • Minnesota Timberwolves
  • These Aren't the Same Vikings: How Have the Vikings Done So Far and What is Left?
  • Minnesota Wild Season Update
  • CSP Esports Update

Opinion:

  • Are American Remakes of Asian Films Actually a Good Idea? The Simple Answer is No.
  • Elon Musk's Twitter Fiasco
  • Is "Die Hard" A Christmas Movie?
  • Are Asians Considered White? Asians Aer Not An Advantage to White People's Success Academically

Arts & Variety:

  • 2022 Trends in Review
  • Holiday Gift Ideas
  • December Zodiac
  • Non-Christmas Movies for this Holiday Season
  • Restaurant Review: The Nicollet Diner
  • Holiday Events in Minnesota
  • Book Review: "Poison for Breakfast"
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2022-12-01
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, February 2023
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The Sword, February 2023
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Contents:

News:

  • Professor Fired, Students Upset, Controversy Explodes at Hamline University
  • Idaho Murders
  • Chicago's Not So Finest?
  • Tending to Patients Becoming Increasingly Difficult as New York City Nurses Grow Overworked

Sports:

  • NFL Playoff Predictions
  • CSP Swim & Dive Update

Opinions:

  • How to Celebrate Valentine's Day as a Single Person
  • Conspiracy Theories: Unsolved Murders
  • Bizarre Theories About Idaho College Murders Put to Rest
  • Why Have Harry and Meghan Captured the Hearts of America?
  • "Let's Google that First..."
  • Is Football Deadly?
  • Valentine's Day in the Twin Cities
  • Secrets to a Successful Semester

Arts & Variety:

  • Pesto Mac and Cheese
  • Baldies Restaurant Review
  • Sodexo Spotlight: Jamison Cross
  • Book Review - Crescent City: House of Earth and Blood
  • Stop Buying Chocolate and Read This (The Only Valentines Gift Guide You Need)
  • Movie Review: Avatar 2 The Way of Water
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2023-02-01
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, March 2023
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The Sword, March 2023
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Contents:

News:

  • Police Brutality: Tyre Nichols
  • Lost and Found Radioactive Capsule

Sports:

  • Tom Brady Retires...Again
  • Super Bowl LVII

Opinion:

  • Pamela, a Love Story
  • Controversy of Cancel Culture
  • America vs. The UFOs: The Final Showdown
  • Why Going to College is "Chaper" Than You Think
  • Alec Baldwin Charges: How is Involuntary Manslaughter a Crime?

Arts & Variety:

  • Movie Review: "You People"
  • Irish Food Review
  • Music Review: PVRIS - GODDESS
  • Book Review: You
  • CSP Play Performance: Men on Boats
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2023-03-01
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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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