By now, the ever-present construction crew is about as customary as the grand window facing the main road. The boards covering the window have become a welcomed addition as it keeps out the sun that mercilessly beat down on those sitting within its grasp.
Are you ready for some football?! Yes, once again, it is that time of year. As fans of different professional teams, we are often surrounded by people who have the same desire for that team when we are back home. Being in college, however, you run into fans of almost every team, so now is the time for bragging rights.
President Obama's special envoy to Sudan, General Scott Gration, has proposed a new Sudan policy.
Senior year goes fast, and there is a lot to prepare for before graduation. College entrance exams are just around the corner, and graduate school applications for the following year are due before the end of fall semester.
It is with a heavy heart that the community of Bellarmine University says farewell to a much-beloved professor. Dr. William Tiejten, professor of Biology, passed away last week after suffering a stroke.
I wanted to have an hour-long nationally televised press conference to make what really amounts to a twenty-second statement regarding my plans for the sports section of The Concord for the 2010-2011 academic year because I'm an attention-seeking diva. Unfortunately, I was unable to find a network that was willing to host it, so I had to settle for a simple letter here in The Concord.
Do you ever have trouble concentrating? Do you find it hard to relax on your down time? Are you constantly worrying about school or other upcoming events? If you answer yes to any of these questions you could be experiencing stress, a common problem among college students. Stress is a normal body response to your surroundings or events that causes you to feel threatened or upset.