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Month: January 2011

I see London, I see France

Posted on January 27, 2011 by Meagan McDougall

Underpants will be a common sight at Theatre B during the month of February as they present “The Underpants,” a farce written by Carl Sternheim and adapted by Steve Martin. During opening weekend Feb. 3-6, students who wear underwear over their clothing will get two tickets for the price of one. Additionally, prizes will be…

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Love and Consideration

Posted on January 27, 2011 by Christina Kirchner

Andrew Wiens, a senior, and Brie Petrich, a 2010 alumna, have been described as “The Parents,” “The Grandparents,” and “The Old Couple” by their friends and those the couple have hosted. Wiens and Petrich act older than they are: taking care of those who do not outwardly ask for help, looking at the whole situation…

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Almost all good in “All Good Things”

Posted on January 27, 2011January 31, 2011 by Anthony Pilloud

“All Good Things” tells the story of David Marks (played by Ryan Gosling), son of highly successful real estate mogul Sanford Marks, and his wife Katie (Kirsten Dunst). Set in the 1970s, this romantic crime thriller is based on a real story, the life and times of one Robert Durst, who was tried and acquitted…

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Men of East Dance Into Spotlight

Posted on January 27, 2011March 16, 2011 by Sallie Steiner

The first half of the Cobber-Ole basketball game is coming to a close as the players rush off the court and head for the locker rooms. Taking their place is the half-time entertainment: the Cobber Dance Team accompanied by their special guests, the Men of East. The group shakes and shimmies to a peppy 80s…

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Decorating with Color

Posted on January 27, 2011 by Suzanne Redekopp

Room 541 in Brown Hall is not your typical quad-style Concordia dorm room. Traditionally, each quad in Brown is equipped with a desk, chair, bed and wardrobe for each of the four residents. But the residents of room 541 added something extra to that list: a ball pit. Roommates Anthony Benz, Jeremy Kramer, Timothy Wisdom…

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The Man Behind the Bowtie

Posted on January 27, 2011January 27, 2011 by Jessica Ballou

Bruce Vieweg, who came to Concordia in April of 2007 as Chief Information Officer and Associate Provost, now has another job to add to his long title: Interim Dean of Students. Vieweg, one of six children, grew up in Massachusetts and went on to get a bachelor’s degree in music and a master’s degree in…

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From Minnesota to Haiti

Posted on January 27, 2011January 27, 2011 by Kate Campbell

Tomorrow morning, Sarah Kjorlien will bundle up to face the frigid temperatures in Moorhead and run three miles. Halfway around the world in the much warmer Czech Republic, her sister is also running three miles. Coincidence? Not so much. This routine has been going on for almost eight months. Two thousand one hundred eighty three…

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Ready, set, opinionate!

Posted on January 27, 2011March 4, 2011 by Ayah Kamel

Today, fellow students, I offer you a challenge. If you do not like the opinions you see on this page, write your own. The Concordian accepts submissions from all students, so take some time, think about what is important to you and submit a letter or column via the online form on The Concordian’s website….

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What parking problem?

Posted on January 27, 2011March 4, 2011 by Ayah Kamel

Last week, Patrick Ross wrote about how confusing the parking system at Concordia. As a solution to the problem, he proposed that Parking Services start charging for parking and remove designations from student lots, so all students could park in all lots. I would argue that our parking system is actually quite good. Especially this…

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January 26, 2011

Posted on January 26, 2011 by Concordia On-Air

This week, we look forward to finding out about our music filled weekend in news with Renee and Suzanne.  Toni gives us more flood updates in weather.  Katie and Yaw tell us about the Cobber hockey team’s hot streak and in A & E Leah and Fr…

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