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We’re here all summer long

We at the Concordian are with you all summer long, keeping the Concordia community up to date with the latest news, features, sports and entertainment. Our next issue is June 19.
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We at the Concordian are with you all summer long, keeping the Concordia community up to date with the latest news, features, sports and entertainment. Our next issue is June 19.

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