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Dateline SAU: March 4, 2022

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This week on Dateline SAU: The St. Ambrose Community observes the beginning of Lent with Ash Wednesday service. Three SAU faculty members team up for a multimedia concert. A St. Ambrose vice president leaves St. Ambrose for the president’s job at a university in Kansas City. And the women’s lacrosse team begins it season with an action-packed contest.

These are just a few of the stories in this edition of “Dateline SAU”.

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Austin Elbert

Austin Elbert is a sophomore at St. Ambrose University from Newton, IA. He is double majoring in digital media production and multimedia journalism with a history minor. He hopes to work in a newsroom one day, assisting with production and behind-the-scenes operations.
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