Last week I wrote about how Concordia would be giving an iPad to every Concordia student next fall.
Just one way? I say nay
“Why do some people say that there is just one way?”
Editorial
Going through the exit loan counseling process this week really put things into perspective for me: I’m a senior, and in a month I’ll be an independent career person.
A trip to the grocery store
The American Dietetic Association released the 2010 Dietary Guidelines in January.
Torn, but mending: Part one in a series on grief
On Aug. 30, 1997, little Kaj Krogstad was born in Nashville, Tenn., to Donald “Chopper” Krogstad and his wife, Marit.
Let’s talk about sex
This was the second time in one day Joe Gilmore had been to the Kjos Health Center. He had walked in the first time and asked with confidence, “Can I get a condom?”
Rowan’s Rant
This column marks my last as a member of the Concordian, and starts the first of many lasts for me at Concordia. As I look back at my time as a Cobber, the thing I am going to miss most is the people here.
Cricket fever comes to campus
A new interest in cricket is underway in the United States, where attention to the “gentlemen’s sport” appeared seemingly overnight.
Swenson receives post-grad scholarship
Senior Erika Swenson has many accomplishments to her name, and she is about to add one more.
Concordia in 140 characters or less
Twitter is like a car. If you don’t know what you’re doing, chances are you won’t get far.