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Reporter struck out watching baseball game instead of Elton John concert

Reporter struck out watching baseball game instead of Elton John concert

As the Mirror’s administration reporter, I have never reported on a sports game before. So, for my senior year, I thought it would be fun to cover a game and provide an outsider’s perspective on Augustana athletics. I got my opportunity to attend and report on a game

Cult classic ‘Wolf of Wall Street’ is totally bonkers

Cult classic ‘Wolf of Wall Street’ is totally bonkers

“Wolf of Wall Street” is my favorite movie of all time. Right ahead of “Jackass 2.5” (for obvious reasons, easily the most underrated movie of the “Jackass” franchise), “The Big Short” (such an accurate representation of the financial market), and “Happy Gilmore,” of course. It’s hard to explain,

Patteson sparkles on-screen in chilling new Batman movie

Patteson sparkles on-screen in chilling new Batman movie

Love is complicated. It’s complicated when you choose to fight for it, and it’s even more complicated when it requires you to face new realities. How about a self-sacrificing love between a hundred-year-old vampire and a seventeen-year-old human? Instead of the usual problems that couples tend to face

High amount of open positions for faculty

In the next academic year, Augustana plans to hire 21 faculty members, a higher amount than usual. These individuals will be hired in the areas of academics as well as program directors. President Stephanie Herseth Sandlin said the increased number of hirees is primarily in response to the higher enrollment

Updated weight room dress code includes Topless Tuesdays

Updated weight room dress code includes Topless Tuesdays

In response to recent dress code criticism, the Elmen Center is introducing a new program to appease disgruntled patrons. Topless Tuesdays will allow students more freedom with their attire in the weight room for one day a week. “We really just felt this was a good opportunity to let up

House bill prohibits ‘divisive concepts’ at public colleges

House bill prohibits ‘divisive concepts’ at public colleges

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem signed into law South Dakota House Bill 1012 on March 21. The bill limits “divisive concepts” in the classrooms of public universities and technical colleges. This bill will not limit subject matter eligible for teaching, but it will prevent mandatory speech on such topics in

Rec Services to enforce dress code policy

Rec Services to enforce dress code policy

Sophomore Mary Christensen’s gym attire remains the same as two years ago: sports bras, tank tops and cropped shirts. She never encountered an issue with her clothing at the Elmen Center weight room — until this February. Christensen started using the weight room in fall 2020. She continues to work