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Category: Campus
Championship Roundup
Wrestling: Senior wrestler Phil Moenkedick won his second NCAA Championship 2-1 last weekend on March 12. Moenkedick is the first Concordia wrestler to win two consecutive NCAA titles. The team placed seventh in the championship overall. Indoor Track and Field: Cobber men finished their indoor season well, placing eighth overall in the MIAC championships. Cobber…
Getting them back in the game
What do Cobbers think of when the month of March comes to mind? The beginning of fourth block and flood season, surely, but National Athletic Training Month?
A taste of the “real thing”
Student artists enter juried art show
Report leads to new policy
Concordia College is undergoing changes: the phasing out of majors, a new school of business, soon a new president. However, there is a change that has not been widely discussed: the new sexual misconduct policy. The five-paragraph sexual violence policy posted on the school’s Web site will soon change into a clearly written policy that…
Why diversity matters
A response to “In defense of white males” on 3/11
Saving money the sassy way
It’s almost the end of the year and I’m trying to stretch my funds to the max. I have a pretty good feeling that I’m not the only one running low on the dough at this time of year. It’s totally hard keeping the credit card spending down when there are spring break trips to…
America, taxes, and you
This past week, the Wisconsin state senate and Governor Scott Walker signed into existence a bill which essentially functions as a union buster.
Darrell’s Law
The Concordia mission statement has been embedded into the minds of Cobbers since their arrival on campus: becoming responsibly engaged in the world. Some Cobbers take this mission statement to heart. For Darrell Ehrlick, a 1998 graduate, becoming responsibly engaged in the world means pursuing something he has passion for: journalism. With his passion, he…
Black Student Union formed
The Black Student Union, a group three months in the making, was started by sophomore Robin Wisner because he believes it is something that was missing on Concordia’s campus. “There are similar organizations across the nation,” Wisner said. “It’s time for Concordia to catch up.” An interest meeting was held Jan. 30, and the group…