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opinion column

Common courtesy: How to be a decent person

2014-03-26
By: Katelyn Henagin
On: March 26, 2014
In: Columns, Opinions

My dearest Cobbers, if any of you know me, and know how I act, you may say it is probably in pure spite of the attitude I have had since I was 16 and worked in a Subway. Most of us have had some sort of part-time job in ourContinue Reading

Bridging the gap through bonds with other schools

2013-11-13
By: Kelly T. Knutson
On: November 13, 2013
In: Columns, Opinions

How we can learn from the lessons other schools bring to the table The time elapsed at Concordia seems almost instantaneous as we earn credits and near our degrees. Outside our studies, our involvement reflects our interests. We do our best as students to become fully engaged and active inContinue Reading

Let’s get social: introducing a new column on social media

2012-11-08
By: Joel Leeman
On: November 8, 2012
In: Columns, Opinions

Tweet. Like. Friend. Pin. Tumble. Favorite. Retweet. Blog. Post. Plus one. While your platform may not have made it on this short list, social media is weaved into nearly every thread of our world. We may not have an account set up with every vendor, but most of us digitalContinue Reading

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