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‘Bridesmaids’ Offers Life Lessons

I have a confession to make. I may or may not be a huge fan of the recent chick-flick, “Bridesmaids.” There, I said it.  I…

Viewpoints

This week the Concordian is introducing “Viewpoints,” a new feature where writers voice their collective opinions on a wide array of topics. Let us hear…

All of a Sudden… Facebook Matters

For years we’ve used Facebook to update our friends, families and “the hot chick we met at that one party” with anecdotes detailing the minutia…

TV Land

Friday night, eight o’clock and I’m waiting for a show to start up that I will watch again. Hi Cobbers, here I am, a TV…

Keeping The Door Shut

Facebook never ceases to amaze me. No, I’m not talking about its distraction abilities, or wonderful applications like FarmVille. I’m talking about its connection potential.…

Bobby’s Sports Banter

Glory, glory, Man United! Football is in full swing. No, not that football, but the other football. You know, football, mate. (How about I call…

Let’s Take A Break

Okay Cobbers, it’s Friday. What do you want to be doing? Homework? I thought so. I mean, what else would a Cobber want to do?…

Stereotypical Political Column

While watching The Today Show this past week after an especially intense early elliptical workout, I was shocked at one of their breaking stories. No,…

The Customer Is Always Right… Sometimes

Conventional wisdom tells those of us that work in the service industry that the customer is always right. So what happens when your customer is…

Target Party

This past weekend, I decided to run some errands. I needed really exciting things, like laundry detergent and deodorant. A simple task within itself, just…

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