Cobbers, Cobbers, Cobbers: I have to say that we up in da nort’ here sure know what weather is. We have been voted some of…
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I’ve had a Twitter account since my junior year of high school. As a proud early adopter, I spent a solid year tweeting mostly to…
With a dissatisfied party base and plenty of fired-up Republican opposition, a few months ago, it looked as if anyone could beat President Barack Obama.…
The month of November holds many things for many people. It can be the 11th month of the year, Guy Fawkes’ month, Dia de los…
As a generation, we live our lives online. We are always connected and always sharing, seemingly giving little thought to the enormity of the information…
As the end of the semester approaches, I’m finding myself watching lots of “feel-good” movies and TV shows to help me pass the time. With…
As an upperclassman, you start to appreciate things that you used to ignore when you were a young, sprite first-year. Things like free time, convenient…
When I initially heard that political strategists James Carville and Mary Matalin were coming to campus, I was pretty excited. How often does Concordia attract…
Once a week, I talk to you guys about fun things, or fabulous things, but this week I am going to talk to you about…
No student is a stranger to stressful workloads and tight deadlines; both seem to be well-established pillars of the “college experience.” Between classes, student organizations,…