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Letter to the Editor: Lacy Tooker-Kirkevold and Haylee Worm

2016-10-13
By: Contributing Writer
On: October 13, 2016
In: Letters, Opinions

Skimming through the latest edition of the Concordia, I was pleasantly surprised at the thought provoking story about the Divest Concordia movement started by the Minnesota Public Interest Research Group on campus; however, as a continued to read the paper, I noticed an interesting, yet controversial opinion piece regarding theContinue Reading

Students question ethics of Concordia’s investments

2016-10-06
By: Kaley Sievert
On: October 6, 2016
In: Campus, Community, News

There has been a movement spreading through a number of colleges. It calls for social and sustainable responsibility, business ethics and change. This movement asks its institutions to rethink their investments and to partner with businesses that better match the institutions ideals and teachings. This movement has come to ConcordiaContinue Reading

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