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The courage to trust

Earlier this week, the United States woke up to news that three Jewish schoolchildren and one adult had been gunned down in France. At the…

‘Repeal’ response

As a woman, I felt the need to respond to Pat Ross’ piece in last week’s issue ironically commenting on the role of men in…

Limbaugh and the lost apology

We let certain people get away with a lot in the name of entertainment, so when radio host Rush Limbaugh went into theatrics during his…

Confronting the monster in us all

This week’s headlines seem to show the worst in everyone. Political campaigns tend to divide more than unite. As the results from Super Tuesday, the…

Transparency and the 30K excuse

In this week’s Student Government elections, two candidates listed SGA transparency as a platform goal. It’s easy to see why. Transparency is the new buzzword.…

Just one more step

It’s not an altogether uncommon occurance, but something about it stopped me in a new way the other day: I saw somebody throw a plastic…

Placing the blame

Earlier this week, the local news affiliate WDAY covered a home invasion that occured in the house of five students who live near campus. The…

The Concordia bubble and its newspaper

Concordia is known for its bubble, an invisible shield that guards the campus from Dragons and bad news. I would like to propose a different…

Academic Humility

The phenomenon of students complaining about their schoolwork is probably older than the phenomenon of schools. It is practically a part of our genetic makeup.…

Colleges and gun violence

The weekend before finals, a murder/suicide occurred on the campus of Virginia Tech that left a campus police officer dead. Campus officials hunted for the…

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