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Bobby’s Sports Banter

Posted on October 22, 2011 by Bobby Brunhuber

Ah, that American classic, the World Series. This year, it’s the Texas Rangers’ championship to win or lose. Sure, the Cardinals can be competitive, but can they do so for five to seven games? What exactly makes the Rangers the World Series favorites? It’s during these murky moments, these times of uncertainty, that one goes…

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Prairie Churches Exhibit Portrays History

Posted on October 22, 2011November 29, 2011 by Alexandra Robinson

Historic and sacred, the Prairie Church exhibit of Preservation North Dakota is hosted by North Dakota State University. This free exhibit was put on display Oct. 6 and will remain in the NDSU Memorial Union Gallery Shop, located on the second floor of Memorial Union, until Oct. 28. 24 panels with text and photos line…

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Medical Hardships Give Students Options

Posted on October 22, 2011October 22, 2011 by Patrick Rundlett

Serious injuries are an all too common occurrence in collegiate athletics. For the unlucky athletes who suffer from these type of setbacks, there is a way to gain back a season of participation through a medical hardship. A hardship waiver can be granted if a season-ending illness or injury occurs and meets a set of…

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Take a Break – It Will Be OK.

Posted on October 22, 2011 by Mary Beenken

    I typically try to refrain from writing editorials in first person, but this week I was reminded of some sage advice I received earlier this year and it seemed most appropriate to impart it personally. More on that in a second. If you’re like me, mid-sem is one of at least two (let’s…

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Cereal Aisle Adventures

Posted on October 22, 2011 by James Vair

When I make my weekly grocery list, I generally do a good job of noting specific items, how many to buy and typically what my spending limit should be for each. As a poor college student, I should win an award for my thriftiness. While others can come easy, one item will always remain daunting:…

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Desk Workers Unite!

Posted on October 22, 2011 by Katelyn Henagin

I want all of you out there to know about me, and this week I want to talk about being a desk worker in the happiest place on earth, Livedalen. I love my job as a desk worker and could not ask for anything more than being able to do homework while getting to talk…

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Why Occupy Fargo Matters

Posted on October 22, 2011 by Matt Hansen

You’ve seen them on the news: thousands of fed-up Americans gathering, first at Wall Street, and now all across the nation, united against corporate greed and corruption. A few weeks ago it was a mere hundred or so people, barely being covered in the news. Now the protests have taken place or are scheduled in…

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Strong Alone, Fearless Together

Posted on October 22, 2011 by Contributing Writer

This article was submitted by Erin Prochnow, YWCA Cass-Clay Executive Director. Violence of every kind is sent out across newsprint, television and computer monitors, radio airwaves and cell phone screens daily. And as the disturbing snapshots grab your attention, you can bet some of the victims are people you know, maybe even someone you love….

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Am I Addicted to Technology?

Posted on October 22, 2011 by Eric Lillehaugen

I rely on technology every day. I use digital calendars and reminders to keep my life in order with my smartphone so they’re always close at hand. I stay engaged in several social media networks, most notably Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. I use them as a means of entertainment and of marketing myself to future…

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Viewpoints

Posted on October 22, 2011 by The Concordian

In which we ask the intrepid opinions writers this week’s burning question: What do you think of MTV’s “The Jersey Shore?”   “The pitiable humans we call guidos and guidettes are obviously my role models. FIST PUMPIN’ KIDS!” – Katelyn, Opinions Columnist “Jersey Shore is trash TV at its finest. It also gives me an…

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