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The Concordia Comet, November 1963 (2)
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The Concordia Comet, November 1963 (2)
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1963-11-22
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The Concordia Comet, December 1963
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The Concordia Comet, December 1963
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1963-12-20
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The Concordia Comet, May 1965 (2)
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The Concordia Comet, May 1965 (2)
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1965-05-28
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The Concordia Comet, December 1961
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The Concordia Comet, December 1961
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1961-12-18
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The Concordia Comet, January 1962 (2)
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The Concordia Comet, January 1962 (2)
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1962-01-26
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, December 2019
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The Sword, December 2019
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Contents:

News:

  • A Non-Political Twitter;
  • Airbnb to Start Verifying Listings;
  • Amazon Unveils Alexa-Enabled Christmas Tree;
  • Minnesota Raises Fine for Drivers Not Stopping for School Buses;
  • Amidst Bolivia's Chaos;
  • ISIS Leader Dead but the Fight is Not Over;
  • Jeffrey Epstein Didn't Kill Himself;
  • Take a Number: Long Wait Times at Local DMVs;
  • Not Enough Space for a White Picket Fence: The Minneapolis 2040 Housing Plan;
  • Returned at Last: How the Wiyot Tribe Took Back Duluwat Island;
  • Studies Show Sleep Leads to Reduced Stress;

Opinion:

  • Why Snow is the Worst;
  • "Ok Boomer": Innocent Joke or Insult?;
  • 2020: The Year to Turn Blue?;
  • I Survived my Student Teaching Clinical (and yes, I still want to be a teacher);
  • Trends Only Last So Long;
  • Do Ghosts Co-Exist in a World With Us?;
  • The Five-Hour Work Day;
  • Why You Shouldn't Set a New Year's Resolution;
  • It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year, So Why Is Everyone So Angry?;
  • Where to Hit the Books;
  • 2019 Gift Guide;
  • Flu Season: Why You Should Take It Seriously and Get Vaccinated;

Sports:

  • CSP Football Clinches First Winning Season Since 2011;
  • CSP's Volleyball Team Closes Out Regular Season;
  • More Needs to be Done to Increase Positive Perception of Esports;
  • Golden Bear Men's Basketball Aims for Bounce Back;
  • Lady Bears Basketball Off to a Strong Start;
  • New-Look Timberwolves Already Seeing Signs of Improvement;
  • Golden Bear Cross Country Season Comes to a Close;
  • Midseason Hot Streak Keeps Playoff Hopes Alive for the Vikings;
  • Gophers Football Remains Undefeated and in Uncharted Territory;

Arts and Variety:

  • Food Review: Hi-Lo Diner A Minneapolis Gem;
  • Book Review: Snow Crash;
  • Tasty Pot Review: Hot Pot Soup That Delivers Warmth in the Cold!;
  • Movie Review: Arctic Dogs;
  • New on Netflix: The King;
  • "A Satirical Expose of Concordia's Writing Center";
  • Theatre/Dance Spotlight: Kalynn Fuller;
  • Artist Spotlight: Shannon Kourajian;
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, December 2010
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The Sword, December 2010
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Volume 47, Issue 3, published December 2010. This issue of The Sword is from the 2010-2011 academic year.

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2010-12-01
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, March 2015
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The Sword, March 2015
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Contents

Front Page

  • Restructuring the Student Experience: The Office of Academic Advising

News

  • Business Club Spotlight
  • Time to Escape and Make A Difference: CSP Service Trips

Sports

  • Signing Day
  • End of February: Basketball Playoffs
  • Male Athlete of the Month: Terez VanPelt
  • Female Athlete of the Month: Stephanie Kappes
  • Softball is Warming Up at CU

Arts and Variety

  • "Anna Metcalf: A Living River" Review
  • Art Spotlight: Dylan Novacek
  • Breaking Down Stereotypes: "Band Geeks"
  • Movie Review: Selma
  • Book Review: Ender's Game
  • Denny's: America's Diner
  • Music Spotlight: Mariah Hoffman
  • Theater Spotlight: Patrick Inouye
  • McFarland USA: Conference Call with Kevin Costner and Jim White
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2015-03-01
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, April 2018
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The Sword, April 2018
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Contents

Front Matter

  • Letter From the Editor

News

  • Club Spotlight: 3D Printing Club
  • How E-commerce Impacts Brick and Mortar Stores
  • Omnibus Spending Plan
  • Deadly Frat Pledge
  • Vaping Epidemic in America's Youth
  • Miami Bridge Collapse

Opinion

  • Close-Minded Readers Won't Believe This: A Liberal Solicites the Importance of Free Speech
  • My Last Wish: Love and Unity
  • Betsy DeVos Represents the Worst of American Politics
  • Parkland, the NRA, and Preventative Measures: When Will it All End?
  • What Defines Significance?

Sports

  • Female Athlete of the Month: Sheala Osborne
  • Softball Looks to End Season Hot
  • Minnesota Timberwolves Update
  • Pitching Staff Leading the CSP in Conference Play
  • Male Athlete of the Month: Josh Gaworski
  • Lacrosse Team Showing they Belong in the GLIAC
  • Golf Update
  • Cold Air Don't Care: Twins Open Up 2018 Season Swinging Amidst the Cold Weather
  • Minnesota Wild Update
  • Year in Review: 2017-2018 CSP Athletics
  • Elite Curler, Madison Bear Set Eyes on the 2022 Olympics
  • CSP Track and Field Sprints to Finish Line as Outdoor Championships Approach

Arts and Variety

  • Art and Design: Seniors Saying Goodbye to Concordia
  • Food Review: Afro Deli
  • Movie Review: The Dealth of Stalin
  • Book Review: Ready Player One
  • Writer Spotlight: Mia Morgan - Budding CSP Novelist Has a Bright Future
  • Christus Chorus Spring Concert Recap
  • Music Review: The Weeknd Reclaims His Roots with My Dear Melancholy
  • Dance Spotlight: Ali Colburn
  • Ceramics Biennial Recap
  • Artist Spotlight: Danielle Odeen - Photographer, Graphic Designer, and Businesswoman
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, November 2016
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The Sword, November 2016
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Contents

News

  • Club Spotlight: PEACE Finally Established
  • Rigged Elections, True or False?
  • Uber Rides Around Campus. Is This Uber Safe?
  • Harry Potter Trivia Night: How Well Do You Know the Wizarding World?
  • Faculty Spotlight: Kate Larson, The 2016 New Professional of the Year
  • Bartling Lecture Series: They Played for the Love of the Game
  • New Counseling Services at Concordia: Welcome Nystrom & Associates
  • The 2016 Presidential Election: “We are Americans First"
  • Election Results Cause an Uproar: Protests Break Out Across the U.S.
  • Beware the Clowns: A Nation in Fear
  • Annual MN Senate Internship Opportunity
  • Dakota Access Pipeline Protestors Are Not Backing Down
  • Dylan Yang Trial & Sentence

Sports

  • Chicago Cubs Win the World Series
  • Female Athlete Spotlight: Jade Weller
  • Male Athlete Spotlight: Bryndan Matthews
  • Women’s Basketball: Looking Ahead
  • Women’s Soccer: Awarded NSCAA Nationals
  • Football Update: Staying Optimistic
  • CSP Volleyball to Play in NSIC Tournament Quarter Finals
  • A New Home for the MN United FC Soccer Team
  • US Bank Stadium Review

Arts and Variety

  • Book of the Year: Reclaiming Conversation
  • Movie Review: The Girl on the Train, A Mystery Thriller
  • R. Roger Remington Highlights the Artwork and Creativity of Lester Beall
  • Revolution Radio: Green Day
  • St. Paul Art Crawl 2016
  • Crazy for You Review
  • Leaders of Design: Concordia Features the Work of Lester Beall
  • Food Review: Snuffy’s
  • Artist Spotlight: Erica Pritchett

Opinion

  • Education Reform: How the System Needs to Improve
  • Mother-Daughter Day Disappointment
  • Should I Have Voted?
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The Sword, May 2010
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The Sword, May 2010
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Volume 45, Issue 8, published May 2010. This issue of The Sword is from the 2009-2010 academic year.

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2010-05-01
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The Sword, September 2014
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The Sword, September 2014
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Contents

Front Page

  • Halverson's Comeback Trail

News

  • Shooting on CSP Campus
  • Concordia's Community
  • International Students Welcome
  • Saint John's Bible Display
  • Racism or Abuse of Power?
  • If You Need Help... The New Counseling Services for Concordia

Sports

  • Get Ready, Set, Hut: Concordia Football is Back in Action
  • Concordia Golden Bear Volleyball
  • From DII to the NFL
  • It's GOOOOOOD: CU Soccer Has Begun

Arts and Variety

  • Art Spotlight: Heidi Hrbek
  • The Fault in Our Stars
  • Music Spotlight: Maria Markman
  • Northbound Smokehouse
  • Theater Spotlight: Bethany Meyer (Brandvold)
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2014-09-01
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The Sword, November 2009
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The Sword, November 2009
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Volume 45, Issue 3, published November 2009. This issue of The Sword is from the 2009-2010 academic year.

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2009-11-01
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The Sword, November 2015
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The Sword, November 2015
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Contents

Front Page

  • Concordia Tuition Cuts Highlighted on Kare 11

News

  • Growing Up: Concordia Starting Five-Year Lease at Central Midway
  • Herzlich Willkommen: St. Paul's Germanic-American Institute
  • Professor Spotlight: Charles McGriff
  • A Club Revived: Concordia's Sisterhood of Empowerment
  • Black Freedom and Women’s Liberation
  • Annual Hmong War Simulation Event

Opinion

  • Heidi’s Housing Tips!
  • New Sexual Consent Policy on U of M Campus: What Concorida is Doing to Address Sexual Consent on Campus
  • Drug Testing For Welfare Applicants
  • Sexual Assault Awareness

Sports

  • New Head Coach has Big Plans for CSP Golf
  • Volleyball Looking to End Season Strong
  • Male Athlete of the Month: Jimmy Mireri
  • Female Athlete of the Month: Rachel Pearl Gray
  • Running the Race of Life: Cross Country Report
  • Women’s Soccer Achieves Goal in Making it to the Playoffs
  • Cheerleading Spotlight
  • Hoops Madness: Basketball Preseason Showcase
  • Men’s Basketball Preview
  • Women’s Basketball Preview
  • Team Impact: Youngest Member Signs with CU Baseball
  • Brain Trauma Changing the Game: Concussions in Sports

Arts and Variety

  • Book Review: The Boy Who Loved Math
  • Working: The Musical Review
  • Restaurant Review: Groveland Tap
  • 9:08 Chapel: Praise and People
  • Fall Band Ensemble 2015
  • Relaxation Yoga
  • ACDA Choral Director of the Year: Dr. David Mennicke
  • Theatre Review: The Little Mermaid
  • Crypticon: Horror and Sci-Fi Convention Review
  • You Can Do It: A First-Hand Experience of CSP Theater Audition Workshop
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2015-11-01
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, November 2014
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The Sword, November 2014
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Contents

Front Page

  • New Dean of the CBOL: Dr. Kevin Hall Steps Up for CSP

News

  • Ebola Today
  • Annual Campus Crime and Safety Report
  • Private Security vs. Privates: How Sexual Assault is Dealt With on CSP's Turf
  • Commuter Status: How to Get Involved on Campus
  • Rose-Colored Glasses: Look Beyond the Negatives on Campus

Sports

  • When One door Closes, Another One Opens: Mariya Sampson Steps Up for Her Team
  • We Play No Games: Women's Basketball Preview
  • Male Athlete of the Month: Tome Obarski
  • New Season/ New Coach: The Start of the Joey James Era
  • Female Athlete of the Month: Sarah Pieper

Arts and Variety

  • For The Jazz
  • Concordia Christmas Concert
  • Music Spotlight: Crystal Vaughan
  • A Night of Percussion
  • Book Review: By the Waters of Minnetonka
  • Tokyo Type Comes to Concordia
  • "The Lord of the Legs": Short Story
  • Movie Review: Fury
  • Food Review: Hardee's on Hamline, Haute Cuisine at Cool Prices
  • Service Trips at Concordia
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, December 2014
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The Sword, December 2014
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Contents

Front Page

  • Keeping Concordia Looking Good: CSP Grounds

News

  • ARTS-Us: Concordia's Community Partnership
  • Concordia Promise
  • Faculty Spotlight: Matt Ryan
  • Thankful Past Thanksgiving
  • The Truth Behind the Wi-Fi

Sports

  • Female Athlete of the Month: Alexandra Duxbury
  • Snow, Cold, Ice, and Basketball? Men's Basketball is Heating Up Under New Coach
  • Male Athlete of the Month: Keith Crocket
  • The End of an Era: Race for an Eighth Title Ends
  • The Girls are out to Play: CU Women's Basketball Gets Off to a Fast Start
  • CU Football Season Follow-Up
  • The Voice of the Golden Bears: Dan Flanagan Calls the Games Like He Sees

Arts and Variety

  • Music Spotlight: Daniel Petrich
  • Concordia Staff Spotlight: Dr. Jeffrey Burkart
  • Talking with Horrible Bosses 2
  • Food Review: Mavericks Pizza
  • Movie Review: Nightcrawler
  • Short Story: "Tears In Rain"
  • Theater Spotlight: Adam Svien
  • Measure for Measure: The Music of Shakespeare's Plays
  • Theater Review: The White Snake
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2014-12-01
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, April 2014
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The Sword, April 2014
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Contents

Front Page

  • 2014 Poehler Lecture: "When in our Music God is Glorified"

News

  • The Gorgeous Unknown: Two Students' Study Abroad Experiences and Why You Should Go Too
  • Professor of the Month: Kim Flottemesch
  • Student Senate Update

Sports

  • Swing and It's Gone! Concordia Softball Looks for Return Trip to NSIC Tournament
  • CSP Golf 2014
  • Female Athlete of the Month: Bekah Roth
  • Male Athlete of the Month: Mike Cullen
  • The Most Wonderful Time of the Year: CSP Baseball Heats Up

Arts and Variety

  • Christus tour
  • Band Tour Recap
  • Art Spotlight: Samantha Huntley
  • Divergent: From Book to Screen
  • Theatre Spotlight: Elisabeth Coats
  • Food Review: Annie's Parlour
  • 300: Rise of an Empire Movie Review
  • College Recipes: Hard Boild Egg Bunnies
  • Book Review: The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini
  • Spring into Dance 2014: Concordia to Host 2nd Annual Dance Show
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2014-04-01
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, March 2016
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The Sword, March 2016
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Contents

Front Page

  • CSP Partners with Concordia School of Law: Introducing a 3+3 Law Degree

News

  • Professor Spotlight: Eric Dregni
  • Taize: CSP Weekly Prayer Service
  • March 2nd Convocation: Lessons from the Second Wave of Feminism
  • February 17th Convocation
  • University of St. Thomas Students Clean Their Schedules
  • Heidi’s Holst Housing Tips!
  • Love Your Melon: Hats Off to a Good Cause
  • CSP Discusses Diversity: UMOJA Black History Month Event
  • Student Work Study at Concordia

Sports

  • Women’s Basketball Update
  • Team Looks to Take Momentum from Inside to Outside
  • Concordia St. Paul Training Staff
  • National Signing Day Update
  • Golden Bears Season Highlighted by Home Success
  • Male Athlete of the Month: Eric Fasnacht
  • Female Athlete of the Month: Wakpor Ighovojah
  • Softball Update
  • Baseball Update

Arts and Variety

  • Food Review: The Suburban Cafe
  • Movie Review: Deadpool
  • Book Review: Unprocessed: My City-Dwelling Year of Reclaiming Real Food
  • Theatre Spotlight: Kate Sanvik
  • Shades of Harmony: CSP Gospel Choir
  • Off to St. Louis: Band Tour Preview 2016
  • Art Spotlight: Kathryn Lindquist
  • Dance Spotlight: Jordyn Joens
  • By The Bog of Cats: A Student Produced and Directed One Act
  • Book Review: What Pet Should I Get?
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2016-03-01
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, September 2015
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The Sword, September 2015
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Contents

Front Page

  • Lacrosse Comes to Concordia

News

  • Welcome Weekend 2015
  • Concordia’s New Doctor of Education Program
  • Concordia Gathers Together to Remember Devin McCauley
  • Faculty Spotlight: Janice Baumgart
  • Devin McCauley (Continued)
  • Hmong Exodus Lecture: Refugees A-Hmong Us
  • Stadium Accident: One Dead, One Injured in Viking Stadium; Construction Worker Falls to His Death
  • France Train Attack: Brave Americans Prevent Terrorist Attack
  • Concordia 4 Kirk Fundraiser: Former Outstanding Student Athlete Paralyzed in Swimming Accident

Sports

  • Football Preview
  • Volleyball Preview
  • A Season of Beginnings: Cross-Country Preview
  • Reaching Their Goals: Soccer Preview
  • Female Athlete of the Month: Anna Pioske
  • Male Athlete of the Month: Corey Cole

Arts and Variety

  • Turbo Kid
  • Theater Spotlight: Justin Hooper
  • Food Review: A Day at the MN State Fair
  • Shadows
  • C.A.L.L. Center’s Calling You To Get Involved
  • Grace’s Guide: A Review
  • Dance Spotlight: Kayla Eastman
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2015-09-01
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, September 2016
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The Sword, September 2016
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Contents

News

  • History of the Renaissance Festival. That was Then, and This is Now
  • “The Great Minnesota Get-Together” State Fair 2016
  • Leading Up to the Election
  • The Zika Virus
  • ITT Tech Closing
  • Professor Spotlight: Dr. Kim Flottemesch
  • Concordia's Welcome Weekend
  • News Highlights from the Summer
  • A Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity: CSP Makes it to the Finals in Media Scholarship Competition
  • If it's Important to You, it's Important to Us
  • Jacob Wetterling’s Killer Caught
  • One Stop College Shop

Sports

  • Male Athlete of the Month: Alquawn Vickers
  • Female Athlete of the Month: Riley Hanson
  • Concordia Football Team Opens Season on a Strong Note
  • Newcomers, Veterans Highlight Opening Rounds for Concordia Golf
  • Womens Soccer
  • New CSP logo
  • Our Golden Bear Running for Gold
  • Teddy Bridgewater

Arts and Variety

  • Food Review: Delicious, Flavorful, and Fresh: Nacho Mama’s
  • Book Review: It’s Kind of a Funny Story – Ned Vizzini
  • Movie Review: Suicide Squad
  • Expanding Her Horizons: Washington D.C. Internship of Mainhia Moua
  • Art Spotlight: Celene Paez
  • Photography Techniques: An Exhibition on the Art of Teaching
  • Steph Guidera, Guest Artist
  • Music Review: Dixie Chicks

Opinion

  • Sulfide Mining in the Boundary Waters: Battle for the Boundary Waters
  • Prison Reform
  • Restructuring the Electoral System
  • A Look on Traditional Schooling Versus Virtual Schooling
  • "A Musician’s Rainbow"
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