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Golf ready for their season

Golf teams look to build on early meets The Augustana women’s golf team kicked off its season with a pair of meets early this month. The Vikings earned a fourth-place finish at the Central Region Fall Preview Sept. 6-7 in Olathe, Kan. with a score of 627. Central Oklahoma

No looking back for Volleyball

Volleyball takes down third top-5 team A fan printed out the goaugie.com game recap of the Augustana volleyball team’s Sept. 15 win over No. 4 Southwest Minnesota State. The article’s headline read, “No. 20 Augustana volleyball upsets No. 4 Southwest Minnesota State to open NSIC play.” The

What’s New This Week

LET’S TALK TECH: LATEST APPLE iOS UPDATE EXPANDS USER EXPERIENCE

MIKE SHAFER mjshafer14@ole.augie.edu It’s September and we all know what that means: new iPhones and an iOS update. The tenth version of Apple’s mobile operating system had a rough start as iOS updates often do, rendering some users’ devices (mine included) needing a factory reset.

Dancing for the Force

Dancer rediscovers drive, trades ballet for hip-hop AUSTIN GRAVES algraves13@ole.augie.edu Senior Lizzie Davis doesn’t know how much her new job pays. She doesn’t know what to expect either, since her first day isn’t until November. But the salary and expectations are all just footnotes

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child: Parts I & II

Potter more: Harry’s story continues with next generation STEPHANIE SANCHEZ sasanchez15@ole.augie.edu In 2007, J.K. Rowling said Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows was the last book of the Harry Potter series. Fans all over the world expected the end, but none were ready when it

When the World was Wild and Waste

Genesis comes alive onstage TABBY MERKLE tjmerkle15@ole.augie.edu When the World was Wild and Waste: is not only a fantastic alliteration but also a show that tells the story of Genesis chapters one and two, diving deeper into the meaning of creation. According to playwright and Augustana religion