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Posts published by “Mary Beenken”

I am a senior English writing major and political science minor at Concordia College, but I originally hail from Fort Collins, Colorado. I have a deep passion for humanitarian aid and the power of the written word. I am currently the Editor-in-Chief of the 2011-2012 Concordian, though on occasion I also write and take pictures.

Dream job: hybrid freelance journalist/human rights lawyer.

Back on track

For the five Lund brothers, it’s one of the few times a year when they can all get together and recall the good old days,…

Cobber Nation pumps it up

Everyone’s seen Cobber Nation on game day: bare chests painted, circling the field with their flags at every touchdown, or shouting cheers about lutefisk and…

Junior Chelsea Spanier to release novel

Editor’s Note: This article has been altered from its original publication to correct an error. We apologize to anyone who received incorrect information. For many…

Flood diversion progress made

In light of the recent flood, Fargo and Moorhead have been rapidly working on plans for flood diversions for the cities, but the diversions themselves…

Census 2010 campaigns for college students

Local funding, college grants, and a congressional seat: these are all things that Minnesota college students could lose, depending on the results of the upcoming…

Toilet Paper Over the Top

Editor’s note:This article was published as part of an April Fool’s Edition of The Concordian A wise man once said, “If you can’t go under, you…

Bicycle lot to replace unneeded Fjelstad lot

Editor’s note:This article was published as part of an April Fool’s Edition of The Concordian Two of the most recurring complaints by Concordia students and faculty…

Chocolate Man gets extreme makeover

Editor’s note:This article was published as part of an April Fool’s Edition of The Concordian In a controversial decision on Monday, Concordia’s Campus Color Palette Committee…

Oh, how times have changed

Concordia students today are familiar with rules about alcohol on campus, intervisitation, and where they can park. What many may not realize is that Cobbers…

Putting students first

The entrée at Comfort on a Thursday morning in February is Lutheran Hotdish—not a favorite but well-liked enough that it shows up in the menu…

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