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Student Government Association
Resolution R13F
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Created: November 21, 2013
Author: Student Services Committee
Co
ncerning: The Tobacco Policy Imposed on the Campus of Concordia College
Whereas
Only 12% of 1066 student respondents in a…

This Student Government document from the 1982-1983 academic year briefly outlines areas of college life in which the Student Association would like to effect change.

A 40 Drott Excavator from Henry Brother's Excavating Incorporated at work in front of Bishop Whipple Hall during the 1989 renovations. Photograph taken by Stevie Mathre, a 1990 Concordia graduate

Rendahl, standing on the right, talking to Dolven a retired ELCA pastor at Communiversity

A reading of a "Concordially Yours" radio broadcast, written and originally broadcasted on March 5, 1963 by G.L. Schoberg. This broadcast recounts the start of the construction for the Lorentzen Administration Building, which is "the progress of…

A reading of a "Concordially Yours" radio broadcast, written and originally broadcasted on December 2, 1937 by G.L. Schoberg. This broadcast recounts several events going on at Concordia at the time, including words about the Thanksgiving break, an…

A reading of a "Concordially Yours" radio broadcast, written and originally broadcasted on April 17, 1943 by G.L. Schoberg. This broadcast recounts the history of Helga Fjelstad, the college matron from 1895 to 1921 and 1923 to 1930.

A reading of a "Concordially Yours" radio broadcast, written and originally broadcasted on October 9, 1943 by G.L. Schoberg. This broadcast recounts the concept of traditions at Concordia, how they are established, and how they effect the college.

A reading of a "Concordially Yours" radio broadcast, written and originally broadcasted on March 26, 1943 by G.L. Schoberg. This broadcast recounts the connections Cobbers make with others as well as one another around the globe.

A reading of a "Concordially Yours" radio broadcast, written and originally broadcasted in 1946 by G.L. Schoberg. This broadcast recounts the experiences and feelings of Cobbers who have returned from WWII.