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  • Who is Harold Hamm? Founder’s Day weekend piques student curiosity about prominent donors

    Who is Harold Hamm? Founder’s Day weekend piques student curiosity about prominent donors

    • April 25, 2013
    • By Stephanie Barnhart
    • Campus, Featured, Nation, News
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    It was a lunch date that started it: the relationship between the nation’s 35th most wealthy individual and Concordia College. On a beautifully blue-skied 70-degree day in April 2010, Concordia hosted an event called “Lunch with a Titan,” which was [...]

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  • Donors fund Gates event: Students respond with mixed reactions to funding sources

    Donors fund Gates event: Students respond with mixed reactions to funding sources

    • March 7, 2013
    • By Amber Morgan
    • Campus, Community, Featured, Nation, News
    • 1 comment

    Bill Gates will speak in Memorial Auditorium on April 27 for the dedication of the Grant Center, home of the Offutt School of Business. Gates is a co-founder of Microsoft and co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, which [...]

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  • Not so natural habitat: photos

    Not so natural habitat: photos

    • March 7, 2013
    • By The Concordian
    • Community, Featured, Nation, News
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                Seven Habitat for Humanity trips including 127 students and seven faculty members left their natural habitat at Concordia and traveled across the nation to construct homes for communities in need.   

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  • Laura Pancruisin’

    Laura Pancruisin’

    • February 7, 2013
    • By Kaia Miller
    • Campus, Nation, News
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    She calls it her “rad school search.” What most see as a stressful–and often expensive–graduate school search process, she has turned into a friendly competition. Laura Pancoast, along with four other senior vocal performance majors, is busy with the frenzy [...]

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  • Cobbers appear at Inauguration: Concordia Choir director, two students connected to president’s swearing in

    Cobbers appear at Inauguration: Concordia Choir director, two students connected to president’s swearing in

    • February 6, 2013
    • By Jordan Elton
    • Campus, Featured, Nation, News
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    On the morning of January 21, while the first family of the United States was hurried from place to place in preparation for their second inaugural address, Kjersten Bratvold sat in the orange seats of Jones 212 listening to an [...]

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  • Success speaks: Aamundstad wins big after semester in D.C.

    Success speaks: Aamundstad wins big after semester in D.C.

    • January 31, 2013
    • By Amber Morgan
    • Campus, Nation, News
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    Sitting in the passenger’s seat of an Impala, Britt Aasmundstad is the designated DJ, choosing songs to play from an iPod Classic to keep the driver from falling asleep at the wheel.  Aasmundstad, along with three of her teammates, belt [...]

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  • Craft signs gun petition: President joins 300 names on open letter about safety

    Craft signs gun petition: President joins 300 names on open letter about safety

    • January 24, 2013
    • By Kaia Miller
    • Campus, Community, Featured, Nation, News
    • 1 comment

    Gun control issues have had people buzzing since the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School. Some college presidents, including Concordia’s, have signed an open letter addressing gun safety. President Craft found out about the letter through an email and now [...]

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  • Alum wins Miss America talent: Cobbers support Rosie Savageau by watching her perform on national stage in Vegas

    Alum wins Miss America talent: Cobbers support Rosie Savageau by watching her perform on national stage in Vegas

    • January 24, 2013
    • By Jordan Elton
    • Campus, Featured, Nation, News
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    Miss North Dakota may not have won the hearts of the Miss America judges this year, but she made her alma mater proud. Rosie Savageau, a 2010 graduate of Concordia College and Miss North Dakota 2012, represented her fellow Cobbers [...]

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  • MLK Jr. remembered: Social justice leaders visit campus from California

    MLK Jr. remembered: Social justice leaders visit campus from California

    • January 24, 2013
    • By Melisa Barish
    • Campus, Nation, News
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    Two female social justice activists spoke at Concordia on Monday in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Shakti Butler, Ph. D., and Ericka Huggins, former leader of the Black Panthers, journeyed from their homes in California to share their [...]

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  • Hartman offers insight into Midnight Basketball

    Hartman offers insight into Midnight Basketball

    • November 29, 2012
    • By Contributing Author
    • Campus, Nation, News
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    Dr. Douglas Hartmann, professor of sociology at the University of Minnesota–Twin Cities, spoke about the importance of viewing the world with an ironic, sociological perspective at his Concordia lecture on Nov. 15th. “When you have an ironic stance, you create [...]

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