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The Sword, December 2018
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The Sword, December 2018
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Contents

News

  • The Ongoing Situation on our Southern Border
  • Christmas Around the World: Comparing Celebrations Across Cultures
  • Climate Change is Affecting You
  • The Boring Company Cancels Plans to Open Its Sepulveda Test Tunnel
  • Thanks to Science, You Can Eat an Apple a Day
  • SpongeBob Creator Stephen Hillenburg Passes Away
  • Russians and Ukrainians Clash at Sea as Tensions Run High
  • Perfectionism: A Source of Suffering in Young Adults
  • NASA Lands New Space Probe on Mars
  • MPLS One Step Closer to Municipal ID's
  • Minnesota Scientist Leads Investigation on Soil Microbes
  • CRISPR Babies: Chinese Scientist Claims First Genetically-Modified Humans
  • Midterm Election Results Summary: The 116th Congress
  • Passing the Torch: Minnesota's First Hmong Essay Contest
  • Small Newspaper in Rural Oregon Thrives
  • CSP Hosts SIETAR Conference on Ideological Polarizations: Lessons and Takeaways
  • Betsy DeVos' Title IX Guidelines Prioritize Schools Over Students
  • GM Layoffs Has Everyone Pointing Fingers

Opinion

  • It is Never Okay to Ban Books
  • How SpongeBob Has Impacted Me
  • Group-work in the Classroom
  • The Ultimate Stand-off: Real vs. Fake Trees
  • The Best Christmas Music
  • The Best Holiday Movie
  • Worst Holiday Movie
  • Seasonal Depression: How to Beat It
  • Goal Setting: Making New Year's Resolutions Effective/li>

Sports

  • Women's Basketball Looks to Get Hot Going Into the New Year
  • Kalin Bennett Breaks Barriers: First Student-Athlete with Autism to Sign Letter of Intent for D1 Basketball
  • US Bank Stadium Basketball Classic: A Glimpse at What's to Come
  • Tyler Dunn's NFL Playoff Predictions
  • Former NFL Players Continue to Come Out Regarding Opioid Abuse
  • Athletes and Domestic Violence: An Alarming and Ongoing Trend
  • Indoor Track and Field Preview: Youthful Men's and Women's Teams Poised for Growth, Success
  • Joe Mauer Retires: Thank You #7
  • Men's Basketball Team Starts Season on the Right Track
  • MN Timberwolves Trade Butler
  • Male Athlete of the Month: Bryndan Matthews
  • Female Athlete of the Month: Lindsay Dorr

Arts and Variety

  • Bremen Town Blues
  • Music Review: The Replacements, For Sale: Live at Maxwell's 1986
  • Art in the Cities
  • Charity Spotlight: Feed My Starving Children
  • Food Review: Red Rabbit, When One Door Closes Another Opens
  • Book Review: Sea of Rust
  • The Many Faces of Nature: A Look at CSP's Photo Biennial
  • Movie Review: Border
  • New On Netflix
  • Trudging Through Student Teaching
  • Horoscopes
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The Sword, May 1987
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The Sword, May 1987
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Volume 22, Issue 6, published May 22, 1987. This issue of The Sword is from the 1986-1987 academic year.

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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, October 2018
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The Sword, October 2018
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Contents

Front Matter

  • 1937: Looking Back at the Concordia Comet

News

  • No Jail Time Given for Vicious Alaskan Assault, Sparks Call for Change
  • Elon Musk steps down as Tesla Chairman and agrees to pay $20 million in deal with SEC
  • Nominated Brett Kavanaugh Officially Joins the Supreme Court
  • Banksy Shreds Expectations; Legendary street artist "self-destructs" a million-dollar piece
  • Gubernatorial Candidates' Differing Opinions on Opiates
  • A Brief History of Concordia University, A 125 Year-Old History in the Making
  • Where and How to Vote as a College Student: A Brief Summary of the Where and How
  • Research says Junk Food is Alarmingly Addictive. Who Knew?
  • More Minnesota Cities Raise Tobacco Purchasing Age
  • Supervised Injection Sites Proposed in Twin Cities
  • A Creative Fix for Potholes: Duluth's Use of Taconite Filler
  • Rare Two-Headed Copperhead Snake Baffles Scientists

Sports

  • Men and Women's Cross-Country Teams Have Success at Griak Invite
  • CSP Women's Soccer Defense Shines as Team Continues to Find Success
  • Golden Bear Volleyball Prepares for Transitions and Aims for Titles
  • Golf Update: Strong Play by the Men's and Women's Teams Intensifies as Competition Ramps Up
  • Football Update
  • Male Athlete of the Month: Haskins Among Top Defenders in the Nation Near Halfway Point
  • Female Athlete of the Month: Sophie Hill
  • Women's Basketball Preview
  • Homecoming
  • Men's Basketball Preview: 2018-2019 Season

Opinion

  • Hidden Mayan City Rewriting History
  • I Can't Vote, but You Can!
  • Instagram as a Professional Platform: Dos and Don'ts from @VisualVitaliti
  • Is Online Learning as Effective as Face-to-Face?
  • Kavanaugh: Should We be Concerned?
  • What Should Concordia be Looking for in a New President?
  • Moth Memes: What Are They and Why Do We Love Them?
  • Old Dogs and New Tricks: What Can Old People Learn from the Young?
  • Shared Responsibility: What Men Can do to Prevent Sexual Assault

Arts and Variety

  • Art in the Cities
  • Dark Horse Bar and Eatery
  • I Come from Arizona: A Play Review
  • Little Shop of Horrors Preview
  • Theatre Spotlight: Tom Norman
  • Artist Spotlight: Nicole Nystrom
  • Writer Spotlight: Henry Luloff
  • Music Review: Aphex Twin, A Review of Collapse EP
  • Book Review: Educated: A Memoir
  • Movie Review: Venom
  • New on Netflix: Dancing Queen
  • Horoscopes and Horror-Scopes
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, September 2018
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The Sword, September 2018
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Contents

Front Matter

  • Letter From the Editor

News

  • Metro Transit Struggles with Shortage of Drivers
  • Revolutionary Library Renovations
  • CSP Staph Study takes on State Fair
  • Bill Passes Allowing Mining to Enter Minnesota Landmark
  • Club Spotlight: CHAMPS
  • Stolen Ruby Red Slippers Found
  • The World's First Omnivorous Shark, The Bonnethead
  • Minnesota's Gubernatorial Election: The Run-Down on Who's Running
  • Donald Trump's Proposed Ireland Trip in Doubt
  • The Nike/Kaepernick Controversy

Sports

  • Cross Country Season Preview/Update
  • Golden Bear Soccer Off to a Hot Start
  • Volleyball Preview
  • Men's and Women's Golf Both Off to Stellar Starts
  • Football Team Primed for Breakthrough in 2018
  • Billy Brown's Legacy Lives On in the CSP Community
  • CSP Releases New Podcast and App
  • Male Athlete of the Month: Caleb Troe
  • Female Athlete of the Month: Elizabeth Mohr
  • Friends, Family, and Fantasy Football
  • Varland Looking Like a Gem for the Oakland A's Organization
  • Minnesota United Finish Up 2018 Season Still in Rebuilding Phase
  • Minnesota Twins Hopes Come Crashing Down in 2018
  • Captain Kirk Looks to Lead Vikings in 2018 Revenge Tour

Opinion

  • Should Graffiti be Considered Art?
  • The Do's and Dont's of Dental Hygiene
  • Should High Schools Push Back Start Times
  • Is the State Fair Worth It?
  • Courtship: Dead of Alive?
  • How Police and Crime Shows Influence Public Opinion
  • Colin Kaepernick and a Well-Crafted Marketing Campaign Boost Nike's Online Sales 31%
  • Are Celebrities the Best Hope for a Presidential Pardon?
  • What Current Musicians will Stand the Test of Time?

Arts and Variety

  • Art in the Cities
  • Tacos, Salsa, and Chips: Oh My! A Review of Centro's Eclectic Cuisine
  • Night, Mother at Grainbelt Warehouse: A Play Review
  • Book Review: The Life of Vespa
  • Theatre Spotlight: Kallie Jo Ascheman
  • Music Spotlight: Noah Boudreau, Music and Faith
  • Horoscopes and Horror-Scopes
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, February 2019
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The Sword, February 2019
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Contents

News

  • Amazon Delivery Robots are Coming!
  • A Brief History of Black History Month
  • Crisis in Venezuela
  • Looming Shutdown
  • Jayme Closs Abducted and Found
  • An Attack on Jussie Smollett, An Attack on Many
  • Minnesota DHS Reports Major Data Breach
  • Puerto Rico Service Trip
  • Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez Moved Forward with Climate Change Deal

Opinion

  • Social Media: A Politician's Double-Edged Sword
  • Covington Catholic: A Reminder of our Role in Media-Consumption
  • The 2020 Presidential Candidates So Far
  • Winter Car Survival Guide
  • February's Sunshine: Redefining Valentine's Day
  • How to Stay Organized in the Chaos of a New Year
  • The Opioid Epidemic: The Need for More Outreach Programs for Young Adult Addicts
  • The Government Shutdown
  • Walls Don't Fix It All
  • One Side of Trump's Wall
  • 2019 State of the Union
  • Valentine's Day Gift Ideas: How to Show Love and Save Money...at the Same Time!

Sports

  • Female Athlete of the Month: Toni Canfall
  • Male Athlete of the Month: Nasru Wado
  • Final Four Preparation Underway at US Bank Stadium
  • Men's Basketball Looks to End the Season on a Strong Note
  • Minnesota Timberwolves Season Update
  • Trio of Concordia Graduates Making an Impact on the Final Four
  • Women's Basketball Takes Aim at a Postseason Run
  • Minnesota Wild Season Update

Arts and Variety

  • From Dirt to Hay: What it Takes to Become a Farmer
  • Book Review: A Review of Orwell's 1984
  • Movie Review: Twenty-Five Years of Pulp Fiction
  • Food Review: The Naughty Greek (TNG)
  • Music Review: Genesis, Trespass
  • Theatre Spotlight: Marja Bjornstad
  • CSP Theatre: Twelfth Night Preview
  • Horoscopes
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, September 2011
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The Sword, September 2011
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Contents

News

  • Golden Bears Take Down Wolves in Home Opener
  • Students "Dig" Hippos Archaeological Summer Trip
  • "Come Together" for Presidential Inauguration and Homecoming
  • Let's Go Ride A Bike
  • Lutheran School Welcomes Other Religions

Arts and Variety

  • Bon Iver: Back in the Midwest
  • Concordia Slams Poetry
  • Book Review: Shadows of the Pomegranate Tree
  • Best of CSP Area
  • Best of CSP Area: Food
  • Best of CSP Area: Entertainment
  • Best of CSP Area: Personal Health
  • Album Review: Red Hot Chili Peppers
  • Dear Chloe: The Best Life Advice You'll Ever Get!
  • Toppers Pizza: A (Re)View from the Top
  • Shakespeare Under the Stars
  • Grocery Shopping Near Concordia

Sports

  • No More Hibernation...It's Time for Domination
  • We Can Cheer Once Again: Concordia's Cheer Team Returns
  • Peterson Quarterbacks Golden Bears to Victory Over Minot State
  • The Short Story On the Long Run: Concordia Cross Country Team Kicks Off 2011 Season
  • Bear Backers Rewards Program: Students Offered Rewards for Supporting Sports Teams
  • Golf Teams Are On-Par For Upcoming Season
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, November 2018
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The Sword, November 2018
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Contents

News

  • CSP Adopts New Building
  • An Allergy Shot that Costs More than a Year's Salary
  • #MeToo Anniversary, #HimToo Beginnings
  • Live Him: Beautiful Feet 2018
  • New Social Credit System in China
  • Birds Got Their Colorful Eggs From Dinosaurs
  • Canada Becomes Second Country to Legalize Marijuana
  • Minnesota's Gubernatorial Election: The Run-Down on Who's Running
  • It's a Marvelous Life: A Tribute to Stan Lee
  • Fact-Checking Trump's Birthright Dilemma
  • Harry Potter and the Night at the Library
  • First Avenue Takes Over Ownership of St Paul's Fitzgerald Theatre
  • Discover Nature Near You: Afton State Park
  • Controversial Giant Telescope to be Built on Hawaiian Volcano
  • 1940's Anti-Semitism Seeps Into Today's Evil
  • Money Doesn't Buy Happiness... Or Does It?
  • Mail Bomb Suspect Had 100 Potential Targets
  • Inventor of the Green Bean Casserole Passes Away

Opinion

  • Legalizing Marijuana: The Great Green Boom
  • Campus Activities
  • Best Thanksgiving Food
  • Finals Week Self-Care for Dummies
  • Trump's Efforts to end Birthright Citizenship--Is It Constitutional?
  • PSA: Go Get Your Flu Shot!
  • The Need for Net Neutrality: Banning Would Hurt More Than Just Small Company Wallets
  • Stereotyping: A Problem We Will Never Solve
  • Election Security
  • Why Turkey is the Worst Food at Thanksgiving
  • Voting for the First Time: It's Easier Than You Think!
  • Why Are Certain Apps So Addictive?
  • Standardizing Testing is Failing Our Students
  • Trump and Tent Cities
  • Victoria's Secret
  • The Rise of Antisemitism and How to Prevent It

Sports

  • Football Recap: A Memorable Season
  • Derrick Rose: The Rose That Blossomed Twice
  • Men's and Women's Cross-Country Season Comes to an End
  • Female Athlete of the Month: Anna Schmitt
  • Male Athlete of the Month: Chris Garrett
  • Men's Basketball Looks to Build on Strong Start
  • Women's Basketball Looks to Heat Up
  • New and Old Faces Shine for CSP Golf

Arts and Variety

  • NATS 2018: CSP Students Participate in Singing Competition
  • FEBO Performance Recap
  • Upcoming CSP Theatre Productions
  • Egypt's Sunken Cities
  • Harrowing Adventures of Sabrina
  • 35 Years and Counting: The Duffy Gallery
  • Play Review: Noises Off
  • Book Review: Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking
  • Writer Spotlight: Cristopher Gibson
  • Music Spotlight: Meghan Larson
  • Theatre Spotlight: Who is Chelsea Wolf?
  • Music Review: Paul McCartney, Egypt Station
  • Art in the Cities: Kinngait Studios-Printmaking in the Arctic Circle
  • Artist Spotlight: Alanna Pleasants
  • Food Review: Day By Day Cafe
  • Movie Review: Bohemian Rhapsody-Is This Real Life? Is This Just Fantasy?
  • Horoscopes
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, March 2012
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The Sword, March 2012
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Contents

Front Page

  • Jeff Burkart: Concordia's Hidden Gem

News

  • Students Thank Legislators at Capitol
  • Dr. Cheryl Chatman Receives Lifetime Achievement Award
  • Can We Listen? Recap of Can We Talk: Relationships
  • Finding Help in the Career Services Office
  • Student Senate Budgets its Money
  • Will The Pen be Mightier Than The Sword?
  • College Graduate Petitions Sallie Mae

Arts and Variety

  • Tri Pi Game Night
  • Trampled by Turtles Sells Out April Show at First Avenue
  • The Downtowner Wood Grill
  • Arcadia: A Student Directed Play
  • Christus Sings with High School Choirs

Sports

  • Running Towards the Finish Line: Track Update
  • Message From Student Senate: Let the Games Begin
  • National Football Signing Day Recap
  • Bears Baseball Falls in Dome: Pitching Proves Key as Bears Fall in Baseball Opener
  • Concordia Softball Comes out Swinging
  • Basketball Season Wrap-Ups
  • Coach Fessler's Squad Ends Season in Disappointment
  • Golden Bears Athlete Spotlights: Kenny Olafeso, Erin Tjornhom
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, May 2012
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The Sword, May 2012
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News

  • Call Center Service trips from this semester: Jamaica
  • Enhance Your College Experience With a Trip Abroad
  • Is a Gay-Straight Alliance Coming to Concordia?
  • Unity: UMOJA Student Group

Arts and Variety

  • Concordia's Dr. Beilke reflects on her time in Palestine
  • Q & A with the Leads of Pippin
  • The Cheeky Monkey Deli
  • The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks

Editorial

  • The R-Word

Sports

  • Defense Outlasts Offense to Pick Up Spring Game Victory
  • Review of Track and Field Holst Invite
  • Men's Golf Heads to Regional Tournament
  • Consistency Leads Bears to Another NSIC 2nd Place Finish
  • Lady Bears Earn Postseason Appearance
  • Golden Bears Hit the Road
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, September 2012
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The Sword, September 2012
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Contents

Front Page

  • After a Drive for Five: What's Next?

News

  • 2012 Presidential Candidates
  • Why Vote?
  • The Minnesota Marriage Amendment
  • Voter ID Law: Constitutional or Not?
  • Feeling Lost? Campus-Wide Relocation of Many Offices and Services Takes Place
  • Luther Statue Finds a New Home: Front and Center
  • Concordia Tuition Reset

Sports

  • Concordia Cross Country on a Steady Course for the Future
  • Concordia's Captains
  • Mark Austen Sets the Par for Men's Golf
  • Soccer Seniors Set the Standards
  • Ladybears Volleyball Continued
  • Concordia Women's Golf Seniors Look Forward to a Memorable Year

Arts and Variety

  • Theatre Student Spotlight: Shane Birtzer
  • Art Student Spotlight: Catherine Ries
  • Art Spotlight Continued
  • Music Student Spotlight: Austin Ertelt
  • Music Department Gets Five New Faculty Members
  • Picking Cotton: Concordia University's Book of the Year
  • Hope Rising: A Novel by One of Concordia's Own
  • Deadly Little Secret
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, October 2011
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The Sword, October 2011
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Contents

Front Page

  • Fall Fun

News

  • Blue Plus Gold Does Not Equal Green
  • What Does the Disability Services Office Do?
  • A Long Road to Ruin: Road Construction Continues to Complicate Commutes
  • Don't Ask, Don't Tell Repealed
  • New Cadaver Lab on Campus
  • A New Year, A New Senate: A Message from Student Senate
  • President Ries' First Four Months in Office
  • The Fandrei is Freezing

Arts and Variety

  • Wilco, The Whole Love Album Review
  • Fall Concert 2011: Concert Band, String Ensemble, and Percussion Ensemble
  • Battle of the Tea Bars
  • The Uptowner Cafe
  • Book Reviews: The Power of Sympathy by William Hill Brown and The Coquette by Hannah Webster Foster
  • Take a Trip to Transylvania
  • "Strings Attached" Hitting the Right Chord
  • Golden Bear Artist Spotlight: Mina Souvannasoth

Sports

  • Hendrickson Anchors Bears O-Line
  • Consistency Drives Women's Golf Team to a Strong Season
  • New Faces Key to Success for Golden Bear Soccer
  • Volleyball Season Update: Golden Bears Continue Dominance of NSIC

Columns

  • Dear Chloe: The best life advice you'll ever get!
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, March 2019
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The Sword, March 2019
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Contents

News

  • 2020 Presidential Candidates: Educate Yourself!
  • Hospitals Facing the Challenges of Mental Health Disorders
  • The Privacy Promise
  • Hoax or Not, Innocent Until Proven Guilty
  • Jussie Smollett Update
  • Liberian Refugees
  • Measles Outbreaks and Minnesota Vaccine Bill
  • Rise in Young Minnesota Voters
  • Second Man Free of HIV Leads Scientists One Step Closer to Finding Cure
  • Where's the Snow Going to Go?
  • What the CSP Library Can Do For You! New Additions and Radical Changes Explained
  • Drug Maker to Sell Insulin Half Price

Opinion

  • Are We Sure We Want Veterans Guarding Our Schools?
  • Bernie Sanders: Round Two
  • Spring Cleaning: Tips and Tricks
  • To Vaccinate or Not to Vaccinate
  • The Worst Invasive Species: The Human
  • A Right Denied: 50 Year-old Law is Still Being Broken Today
  • The Downside of Increased Wages
  • The Momo Challenge: A Lesson in Digital Literacy
  • A Blindfolded Justice System/li>
  • Just Because it Makes You Uncomfortable, Doesn't Make it Anti-Semitism

Sports

  • CSP Baseball Aims for a Moonshot Season
  • CSP Track and Field Prepares for Outdoor Season
  • Men's Golf Tees Off the 2019 Spring Season
  • Golden Bear Lacrosse Begins Year Three
  • Minnesota Wild Make Late Season Push Towards Playoffs
  • Women's Golf: A Fall Season Recap
  • CSP Softball Starts Off the Season Red Hot
  • Vikings Look to Bolster Offensive Line in the Off-Season
  • Minnesota Timberwolves Season All but Over

Arts and Variety

  • CSP Marketing Program Takes on the West Coast
  • Book Review: Everyone's a Aliebn When Ur a Aliebn Too by Jomny Sun
  • Netflix Review: Dogs
  • Food Review: The Litte Oven
  • Theatre Spotlight: Maurice Fields, III
  • Writer Spotlight: Matthew Iung
  • Movie Review: Climax
  • Music Review: David Bowie
  • The Hobbit Review
  • Things to See at MCAD and the MIA
  • Neo-Surrealism Display from Natasha Dikareva and Vladimir Dikarev
  • Mary Burwinkel: Artist, Mentor, and More CSP's Ceramics TA Makes Learning Fun
  • Pottery and Place: Art with Common Roots
  • "All Rise"--Not Your Grandparents' "Mockingbird": A Play Review
  • Horoscopes
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, April 2019
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The Sword, April 2019
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Contents

News

  • Possible Border Closure Could Prove Costly
  • CSP's New Frontier is Across the Freeway
  • Facebook Bans White Nationalism as Social Media Platforms Face Increasing Pressure
  • Governor Walz's Snow Day Bill
  • Nipsy Hussle is Murdered in Los Angeles
  • Minnesota Unveils New Plan to Handle Sexual Assualt Cases
  • MN Passes New Bill: Pharmaceutical Companies to Pay $20 Million to Combat Opioid Abuse
  • New Zealand Increases Restrictive Gun Laws
  • Supreme Court and the Death Penalty
  • The Mueller Report

Opinion

  • Trump Executive Order for College Campus Free Speech
  • The Rise of Dismissed Political Scandals
  • It Took 50 Lives for NZ, How Many Will it Take US to Make a Change?
  • Is Easter Over Commercialized? Traditions Past and Present
  • Jonas 2.0: Jonas Brothers Reunion
  • Dear Underclassman...
  • Earth Day 101: How to Make a Difference
  • Kitten Slaughterhouse
  • Job Hunting Tips for Graduating Millennials
  • Attorney General William Barr's Findings Fall Short
  • Potential Link Between Vaping and Seizures: Will it Stop People from Doing it?
  • Understanding the Noor Trial

Sports

  • Minnesota Twins Season Preview
  • CSP's New Sport Makes a Splash
  • CSP Baseball Comes Crashing Back Down to Earth
  • Golden Bears Lacrosse Season Update
  • Logan Hermes to Lead Concordia's Historic Move in eSports
  • Track and Field Starts Outdoor Season With a Bang

Arts and Variety

  • Easily Accessible Art: Six Local Places that Will Enrich Your Life
  • Writer Spotlight: Dana Murphy, Poetry Contest Winner
  • A Brief Overview of My Experience at NCECA
  • Writer Spotlight: Gabie Yang, Short Story Contest Winner
  • Artist Spotlight: Alicia Bjorkedal, The Art of Sharing
  • Christian Stromley Music Spotlight
  • Dancing the Semester Away: Theatre and Dance Spotlight, Hannah Wudtke
  • Book Review: Station Eleven, Creating Light in Darkness
  • Food Review: La Vieux Carre
  • Movie Review of Green Book
  • Music Review: The Claypool Lennon Delirium, South of Reality
  • Horoscopes
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, December 2011
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The Sword, December 2011
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Contents

Front Page

  • High Five

News

  • The Freshman Experience
  • Correction to CALL Center Article
  • Uncovering the Dome

Arts and Variety

  • Christmas at Concordia
  • Social "Media" Commentary
  • Burger Moes: A West 7th Gem

Sports

  • Twins in the Cities
  • A Fast break with Peter and Kenny
  • Golden Bears Stay Perfect in NSIC
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, April 2012
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The Sword, April 2012
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Contents

Front Page

  • Fighting the Finances: A Candid Look at Concordia's Athletic Facilities

News

  • Concordia Hosts International Conference on Hmong Studies

Arts and Variety

  • Pippin! This Spring's Musical Here at Concordia
  • Behold Arcadia!
  • 21 Jump Street Review
  • Flutes, Rattles, and the Human Body
  • Wrath of the Titans Review
  • Wakame Sushi and Asian Bistro: Well Worth Your While

Sports

  • Failures in Facilities
  • Sports Talk with Denzell Blackmon
  • Concordia Women's Golf Update
  • Concordia Men's Golf Update
  • The Outdoor Track Season has Begun!
  • The Sign of Spring: Bruises and Adrenaline
  • Concordia Baseball Update
  • Concordia Softball Update

Editorial

  • An American's Experience in the Palestinian Territories
  • Urban Cross-Cultural College Consortium (U4C) Update
  • I Want My Money Back: Buying Books You Never Use
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2012-04-01
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, February 2012
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The Sword, February 2012
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Contents

Front Page

  • Concordia Softball Swings into Action

Arts and Variety

  • "Americana": An Evening of Recent Music
  • Senior Art Exhibit: Scenes of a River, Christa Bobbick to Showcase her Work
  • Christus Sings with High School Choirs: Choir Festival Brings Concordia Together with Neighboring High Schools
  • The Good News Players Home Show
  • A Spoonful of Spoon Will Help Anything Go Down

Sports

  • Men's Basketball Season Update
  • Golden Bear Indoor Track Races Forward
  • Golden Bear Baseball Hopes to Heat it Up in Arizona
  • Preseason Player of the Year Award is Just the Beginning for Bryan Lippincott
  • Golden Bears Athlete Spotlights: Brent Barz, Jodi Batzel
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, November 2012
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The Sword, November 2012
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Front Page

  • "In Strength and Beauty Come": 2012 Fine and Performing Arts Christmas Concert

News

  • Concordia: A Growing Institution
  • Service Trips at Concordia
  • The Truth Behind The Tuition Decrease
  • Club Profiles
  • Student-Donated Painting Missing from Chapel

Sports

  • Cordell Smith: The Dual-Sport Athlete of Basketball and Football
  • Carissa Wolyniec: Leading the LadyBears into a New Season
  • Little Recognition: Junior Tackle Steven Davis' Excellent Play on Field Often Goes Unnoticed
  • Sibling Golfers: Adam and Laura Petterson
  • Put Me In, Coach
  • Excellence and High Expectations: Volleyball Team's Performance Spikes at Key Part of Season
  • A Bumpy Season Ends in Heartbreak: Golden Bear Soccer Finishes Ninth in NSIC

Arts

  • Student Spotlight: Music, Daniel Sailer
  • Student Spotlight: Art, John Potter
  • Student Spotlight: Theatre, Marisa Tejeda
  • Marietta
  • Christus Robes in Ghana
  • The Minnesota Orchestra Lockout
  • Titillating Thanksgiving Traditions
  • Victoria Justice and Thomas Mann
  • Book Review: Sisterhood Everlasting
  • Movie Review: The Man with the Iron Fists
  • Forgiveness 360 Symposium
  • Minnesota Nats
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2012-11-01
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, March 2013
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The Sword, March 2013
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Contents

Front Page

  • Poke Ends Collegiate Career in Style

News

  • Civil Unions vs. Marriage: What is the Difference?
  • Deltas Travel to Rome: Concordia Honors Students Tour the Eternal City
  • What's in a Name? Concordia Buildings Tell a Story
  • Professor for the Day Series: CSP Invites Government Officials to Teach for a Day
  • "Visibility Campaign" Highlights CSP

Sports

  • CSP's Softball Sweetheart, Bekah Roth
  • Clearing His Hurdles: Zach Pederson Breaks His Record
  • Looking to Finish Strong: Brittany Dohmen Races for Personal Best
  • Teammates, Roommates, Best Friends: Enderlin and Hagenson Lead Lady Bear Golf
  • Rookie Golfer Comes Up Big, Matt Spier
  • Riding Shotgun

Arts and Variety

  • A Passion Turns Into a Life Calling, Beth Albrecht
  • Student Spotlight: Theatre, Alan Holasek
  • The Diary of Anne Frank: The Spring 2013 Student Production
  • Concordia Student Gets First Book Published
  • From Flow Time to Show Time: Insight into Backstage Theatre
  • Dark Skies Movie Review
  • An Evening with Jennifer Thompson-Cannino and Ronald Cotton
  • Caffeine, Warmth, and Free WiF: Cahoots Coffee Bar
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2013-03-01
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, February 2013
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The Sword, February 2013
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Contents

Front Page

  • Concordia's Debate on Human Sexuality

News

  • Bendicion: A Recap of the Nicaragua Service Trip
  • When In Rome: Concordia Students and Faculty Travel to Italy
  • Student Senate Update
  • Class Schedule To Change In 2013

Sports

  • Coming Together As a Team
  • Olstad Grows Through Adversity
  • Football Team Adds New Coach
  • Golden Bear Baseball

Human Interest

  • A Unique Perspective
  • Opinion: Minnesota Freedom to Marry Day
  • Homosexuality and Heterosexuality in the Context of the Christian Gospel
  • A Biblical View on Sexuality: The Continuing Dialogue on Sex at Concordia
  • Opinion: Five Years
  • Opinion: Reflection on the Recent Convocation on Sexuality in the Context of the Christian Gospel

Arts and Variety

  • Student Spotlight: Music, Joseph Cossetta
  • Student Spotlight: Art, Mandie Goneau
  • The Master Butcher's Singing Club Book Review
  • Student Spotlight: Theatre, Scott Tolzmann
  • Interview With Beautiful Creatures Cast
  • Theatre Department's New Play: Germinal
  • Warm Bodies Movie Review
  • So You Want To Study Abroad? CSP Student Spending Eight Months in Italy
  • Cafe Latte Food Review
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2013-02-01
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Concordia University, St. Paul
The Sword, November 1988
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The Sword, November 1988
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Volume 24, Issue 4, published November 18, 1988. This issue of The Sword is from the 1988-1989 academic year.

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1988-11-18
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Concordia University, St. Paul

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