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Author: Kate Campbell

Kate Campbell, class of '13, is the copy editor of The Concordian and is majoring in English education. She is from Sauk Rapids, Minn. At Concordia, Kate is involved in choir and band and works at the Writing Center. After graduation, Kate would like to teach English in a middle or high school.

Offutt School announces new auditorium

Posted on January 27, 2012January 28, 2014 by Kate Campbell

On Thursday, Jan. 12, Concordia College announced the inclusion of the Barry Auditorium to the Offutt School of Business set to open in the fall of 2012. The addition, named after B. John Barry, was possible due to a large gift by The Barry Foundation. This gift will impact not only business majors, but the…

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A look at the history (and future) of the music major senior prank

Posted on April 14, 2011 by Kate Campbell

No one knows exactly how long the music major senior prank in Hvidsten has been going on.

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New Year’s resolutions: Do they stick?

Posted on April 7, 2011 by Kate Campbell

For these three roommates, the abstract resolution proved most successful

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Handicap accessibility

Posted on March 24, 2011March 28, 2011 by Kate Campbell

Obstacles and barriers on campus most don’t notice, but are challenges for others

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Students Get Study Published in Yale Journal

Posted on February 9, 2011February 16, 2011 by Kate Campbell

Concordia has a medical school acceptance rate of 88 percent, but students still look for any opportunity to give them the upper hand when applying to medical school or graduate school. Seniors Peace Eneh and Jarryd Campbell have definitely found that leverage after spending two weeks studying hookworms in Bangladesh and getting their findings published…

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Flamenco Vivo

Posted on February 9, 2011 by Kate Campbell

Stepping into Memorial Auditorium the night of Jan. 26 was like stepping into a whole other country—Spain, to be specific. The Flamenco Vivo dancers from New York spun, stomped and clapped to the tune of live musicians for an excited audience of Concordia students and community members. Bringing an authentic Spanish Flamenco group to campus…

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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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Fjelstad scare

Posted on January 23, 2011March 8, 2011 by Kate Campbell

The distinct smell of something burning permeated Fjelstad Hall Sunday night. Students ran around the dorm and into the kitchens to try to find the source of the smell, but it seemed to be coming from everywhere. “At first I thought somebody burned something while cooking, but then the smell was way too strong,” said…

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Snow drift survival tips

Posted on January 23, 2011March 8, 2011 by Kate Campbell

Sergeant Clint Stephenson of the Moorhead Police Department has worked for the Moorhead police since 1997, which was the last record-breaking winter. “In my 15 years, this is by far the worst conditions we’ve had for the winter season,” Stephenson said. He explained that the layer of ice underneath all the snow is to blame…

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Three resolutions, one house

Posted on January 13, 2011March 8, 2011 by Kate Campbell

This is the time of year when you head to Olson for an afternoon run on the treadmill and find every single exercise machine taken. When the salad line at Dining Services is longer than the burger line. When your favorite television show is broken up by commercials all advertising various diets. That’s right, it’s…

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