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The Sword, September 2019
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The Sword, September 2019
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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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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, November 2020
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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
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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
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The Sword, October 2020
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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
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The Sword, September 2020
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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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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, February 2021
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The Sword, February 2021
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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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2021-02-01
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, March 2021
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The Sword, March 2021
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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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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, April 2021
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The Sword, April 2021
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2021-04-01
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, September 2021
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The Sword, September 2021
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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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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, October 2021
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The Sword, October 2021
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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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The Sword, November 2021
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The Sword, November 2021
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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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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, December 2021
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The Sword, December 2021
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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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