An elephant picture hangs on the wall, the mother’s trunk curled around her baby. A Bible verse is printed across the bottom in a smooth…
Posts published by “Carrie Johansen”
I am a senior majoring in political science and journalism, and I am minoring in music. Next year, I will study law at the University of St. Thomas, and I can't believe my time at Concordia has gone so quickly.
We have a life of choice. Little girls in America might prefer a red dress over a pink one, or a Blow Pop over a…
Her Cobber ring sits in a glass dish, unworn. The golden “C” in a rectangular ruby surrounds “05,” the year Jade Rosenfeldt graduated from Concordia…
The dim lights paint the audience in shades of grey as the young brunette’s saxophone reflects golden light. The drums, trumpets, trombone and nine other…
“Kyrie eleison, Christe eleison,” translated “Lord have mercy, Christ have mercy,” is the basis for the ending of René Clausen’s “Memorial” written to commemorate the…
Life is a series of accepting things you never thought you would be old enough to face. Going to college, losing a loved one, becoming…
‘Concordia through and through’
Twitter is like a car. If you don’t know what you’re doing, chances are you won’t get far.
The Concordian sits down with scholar-in-residence David Selvaraj to discuss the
implications of water privatization, and what Concordia students can do to help