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President Trump fails America during government shutdown

Posted on January 30, 2019January 30, 2019 by Joshua Fuller

The government shutdown has finally ended. Multiple federal workers have been furloughed, with even more working without a paycheck. As a conservative, I am mortified.The current administration has gone against their duty to serve as representatives for the citizens of the United States by refusing to cooperate with one another and pay hard working Americans….

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Government shutdown effects students

Posted on January 30, 2019January 30, 2019 by Annie Weier

Many people have probably heard the statistic that more than 800,000 federal employees were without work or pay for the last 35 days. But the effects of the shutdown rippled to a group often not mentioned in these statistics — federal interns with those services deemed non-essential. Interns like me, at the National Museum of…

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Orchestra selects soloists to perform

Posted on January 30, 2019January 30, 2019 by Emma Garton

Every spring, the Concordia Orchestra gives senior music students from every area of the department the opportunity to audition to perform as a soloist in their annual Senior Honors Concert. This year, the soloists will be Lexi Brouillard on flute, Jack Fiskum on bassoon and Isaiah Burkel as a tenor vocalist. The soloists for the…

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Tim Walz brings diversity, new faces to cabinet

Posted on January 30, 2019January 30, 2019 by Andrew Rudser

Since being elected to public office, Gov. Tim Walz has wasted no time in filling out his cabinet. The governor evaluated more than 500 applicants with help from Lt. Gov. Penny Flannagan, who led the transition team during their search. After reviewing the candidates for several weeks, Walz finalized his picks on Friday, Jan. 4…

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Artists’ mental health need not suffer

Posted on December 12, 2018December 12, 2018 by Elaine Laliberte

Last week was mental health awareness week, and artist Ryan Brunty, visited to discuss the importance of mental health through his re-creation of famous icons like Love your Melon and Nirvana into depressed monsters. In his own words saying, “it is okay to have bad days.” This theme permeates this past week as mental health…

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European drinking culture is a safer alternative to America’s binging

Posted on December 12, 2018December 12, 2018 by Joshua Fuller

Drinking culture is continually a controversial subject in the United States. It permeates the American media, yet remains taboo to discuss at the same time. You see movies where college parties have alcohol flowing like a river current, making it seem “cool” to drink under the legal drinking age. This has informed high schoolers and…

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Op-ed: Murray the latest case for paying college athletes

Posted on December 12, 2018December 12, 2018 by Eli Swanson

Oklahoma Sooners quarterback and future Oakland Athletics millionaire Kyler Murray won the Heisman Trophy on Saturday in a somewhat surprising triumph over Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa. Like many athletes who have been given their 15 minutes of fame in the age of social media, Murray’s win was quickly overshadowed by his past posts on Twitter….

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Ski and snowboard club hits the slopes

Posted on December 12, 2018December 12, 2018 by Wai Phyo Than

The flatness of Moorhead can lead to seasonal depression for many, but a select group of Cobbers get hit harder than most. For the Alpine Ski and Snowboard Club, Moorhead doesn’t provide much more than Olin Hill — hardly a black diamond. Instead, winter’s arrival starts the countdown to the highlight of their season. Each…

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Percussion ensemble concert pleasantly surprises with interesting programming

Posted on December 12, 2018December 12, 2018 by Andrew Swartchick

Most percussion instrumentalists have only four primary ways of communicating with audiences: dynamic level, rhythmic intrigue, tempo, and articulative ability. But, this doesn’t hinder performers’ abilities to allow for much diversity in performances, the creative programming or a concert. This was made very clear to me in the performance that members of the Concordia Percussion…

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Concordia students participate in annual print-screen exchange

Posted on December 12, 2018December 12, 2018 by Andrew Rudser

Art students at Concordia are enthusiastic to participate in a local print-screening exchange for the sixth annual year with Minnesota State University-Moorhead (MSUM) and North Dakota State University (NDSU). The schools traded a collection of prints with each other, which were then sent to a curator who mixed the prints, returning to each sender eighteen…

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