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Home » Articles posted by Meagan McDougall

  • Cobbers prepare for inauguration

    Cobbers prepare for inauguration

    • April 20, 2012
    • By Meagan McDougall
    • Campus, Featured, News
    • no comments

    Before Memorial Auditorium fills with seniors, families and friends to send graduates off into the world, the facility will be flooded with Cobbers new and old to welcome someone new. On April 28, President William Craft’s inauguration will be held [...]

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  • Allergies present obstacles to DS

    Allergies present obstacles to DS

    • April 13, 2012
    • By Meagan McDougall
    • Campus, Featured, News
    • 1 comment

    Senior Adele Young sat sipping her drink as her friends dug into their Applebee’s half-priced appetizers. As chips dove into her favorite appetizer, spinach and artichoke dip, Adele nibbled her no-name, horrible tasting allergen free power bar. The smell of [...]

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  • Young people addicted to ink

    Young people addicted to ink

    • March 9, 2012
    • By Meagan McDougall
    • Campus, News
    • no comments

    When Concordia sophomore Emily Bosch settled into a tattoo chair for the first time, she was terrified. After hearing horror stories about intense pain and mishaps, her heart was pounding as the tattoo pen made contact with her shoulder blade. [...]

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  • City examines area parking

    City examines area parking

    • February 24, 2012
    • By Meagan McDougall
    • Community, Featured, News
    • no comments

    When sophomore Sara Rimmereid left to go to her clinicals at 8 a.m. last semester, the Fjelstad parking lot had plenty of open spaces. However, when she returned at 10 a.m., the lot was so full that she needed to [...]

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  • Science dept faces faculty shortage

    Science dept faces faculty shortage

    • February 17, 2012
    • By Meagan McDougall
    • Campus, News
    • no comments

    When Tansy Wells sat in Jones 212 for her first science class at Concordia, Evolution and Diversity, she looked around at the 50 other students in her class. She chose Concordia because of its smaller classes and student-to-faculty ratio, but [...]

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  • Saving face: A Cobber’s guide to avoiding the cold

    Saving face: A Cobber’s guide to avoiding the cold

    • February 10, 2012
    • By Meagan McDougall
    • Campus, News
    • no comments

    A furry rodent told us last week to expect at least six more weeks of winter, and though this winter has been a mild season, one can never be too prepared to ward off the cold. When the temperatures drop, [...]

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  • PTFS brings funk to campus

    PTFS brings funk to campus

    • February 3, 2012
    • By Meagan McDougall
    • Events, Music, PULSE
    • no comments

    By day, professors Russ Peterson and Nat Dickey roam the corridors of Hvidsten Hall. They teach classes, help students in private lessons and conduct ensembles. By night, however, they play to a different tune as they take the stage with [...]

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  • Cobbers react to SOPA

    Cobbers react to SOPA

    • January 27, 2012
    • By Meagan McDougall
    • Campus, News
    • no comments

    “SOPA…the Spanish word for soup” read sophomore Paula Haeder’s Facebook status Jan. 18. Before this date, this is all the word “SOPA” meant to most Americans. However, two pieces of legislation became a national hot topic as thousands of websites [...]

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  • Eco-house approved

    Eco-house approved

    • December 10, 2011
    • By Meagan McDougall
    • Campus, Featured, News
    • 1 comment

    After more than a year of student efforts, Concordia College’s own eco-house is set to open next fall as a way to enable students to test out sustainability efforts to help find ways for them to live more eco-friendly lifestyles. [...]

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  • SEA demo helps students stay warm

    SEA demo helps students stay warm

    • December 2, 2011
    • By Meagan McDougall
    • Campus, News
    • no comments

    Their thermostat reads 64 degrees. As outside temperatures drop, and the dead cold days of winter quickly approach, Concordia students Jen Buchanan and Lauren Tjaden set the thermostat in their off-campus house very low in order to save money on [...]

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