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Home » Articles posted by Marisa Paulson (Page 2)

  • New station plunges into the Fargo-Moorhead radio scene

    • February 11, 2010
    • By Marisa Paulson
    • Community, News
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    Fargo-Moorhead radio listeners are getting a taste of something new on the airwaves as of Feb. 1, the launch date of Fargo-Moorhead’s newest radio station Dive95 (95.9 FM). Dive95 calls itself “your local independent rock radio,” and while the music [...]

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  • Study abroad numbers down, college seeks solution

    • February 2, 2010
    • By Marisa Paulson
    • Campus, News
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    Psychology professor Mona Ibrahim recently flew to southern Turkey to visit the village of Urfa, the birthplace of the prophet Abraham, to establish connections and finish plans for her summer school abroad program, “Egypt and Turkey: Cross-Cultural Perspectives.” The trip [...]

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  • Library receives extensive media collection

    • January 29, 2010
    • By Marisa Paulson
    • Campus, News
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    Two years ago Sharon Hoverson, Carl B. Ylvisaker library director, received a call from Gerald “Jerry” Connelly, who told her about his large media collection of classic American movies, Golden Age radio programs, television series and books. “You know, I’d [...]

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  • Students find cheaper ways to purchase textbooks in low economy

    • January 14, 2010
    • By Marisa Paulson
    • Campus, News
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    A new semester means new classes, and every student knows that also means new books—books that don’t come cheap. College students spend an average of $702 on course materials per academic year, according to a National Association of College Stores [...]

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  • Finding strength through her song

    • December 7, 2009
    • By Marisa Paulson
    • Campus, News
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    Senior Rosie Sauvageau is nearly finished recording her first CD. She has recorded nine and a half out of 10 songs, all of which are her own compositions for piano and voice, plus a few with a little guitar and [...]

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  • Tri-College campus security re-evaluated after break-in

    • December 3, 2009
    • By Marisa Paulson
    • Campus, Community, News
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    The break-in on Nov. 8 that occurred on 8th St., just across the street from the heart of campus, is a reminder that Concordia is not isolated from the surrounding community. Two Concordia students were victims of an armed robbery. [...]

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  • Crossan voices controversial ideas

    • November 12, 2009
    • By Marisa Paulson
    • Campus, News
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    Concordia welcomed world-renowned historical Jesus expert John Dominic Crossan on Nov. 5. Crossan presented his seminar “Jesus Christ, Son of God, Savior,” sponsored by the CHARIS Ecumenical Center during the day. He presented “Jesus and the Roman Empire” in the [...]

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  • School of Business evaluates Grant Center

    • November 5, 2009
    • By Marisa Paulson
    • Campus, News
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    Concordia’s School of Business is exploring the possibility of relocating from Old Main to Grant Center, consequently gaining the space needed for additional faculty and administrative staff to aid in implementing a new business curriculum. Grant Center is currently being [...]

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  • Coffee with Cobbers

    • October 22, 2009
    • By Marisa Paulson
    • Campus, News
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    The Coffee with Cobbers topic on Homecoming Friday was a follow-up discussion to the 2009 Faith, Reason and World Affairs Symposium topic: “Where is the We in an iWorld?” Students, faculty, staff and a multitude of alumni back on campus [...]

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  • Student Lecture Series

    • October 15, 2009
    • By Marisa Paulson
    • Campus, News
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    Concordia’s fall Student Lecture Series kicked off Oct. 8 with senior Mackenzie Kane’s lecture on fact and fiction within Bernard Malamud’s “The Fixer.” Mads Schimdt Christensen and Sean Volk follow with lectures on Nov. 3 and Nov. 19, respectively. The [...]

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