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[Opinions] It's a well-known college here.

by VickyBliss (guest)

4/22/2009, 9:35 PM

So I'm not really seeing it as a name. :-/ It's too bad - the meaning is lovely and it has a great history.

Of yours, I like:
Concordia Blythe - very cool
Concordia Hélène (ay-LEN) - I really like this one.
Concordia Iris
Concordia Jane
Concordia June
Concordia Lilian
Concordia Lucy
Concordia Margaret
Concordia Mathilde
Concordia May
Concordia Sylvie
Concordia Vivian

I think I like might steal Concordia Blythe for a GP. ;-)

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- jennifer

4/23/2009, 2:31 PM

There are several universities in the US too that are named Concordia. I googled it and found Portland OR, Chicago, Irvine CA, St Paul MN, Kenosha WI, Ann Arbor MI, and Nebraska all have one. There's also a group at my church called Concordia, so it's not something I'd have thought of as a name.

- RazzleDazzle +5

4/22/2009, 11:11 PM

That was my first thought. Unusable in Australia.

- Aine (poetic_freedom) +4

4/22/2009, 11:44 PM

Why is it unusable in Australia?

We don't have any major university or tertiary provider called Concordia do we? I just searched it and there are only two Concordia Colleges- both high schools. Hardly well known.

- RazzleDazzle +3

4/23/2009, 1:39 AM

Hmm, in Brisbane, where I live, it's renowned.

- Lovely (vomiting)

4/23/2009, 9:02 PM

I live in Brisbane and have never heard of it. Also, I'm a teacher.

- Chrisell +1

4/23/2009, 3:38 AM

I've never heard of it :) It must be a Queensland thing. It'd be fine in Perth.

- RazzleDazzle

4/23/2009, 4:17 AM

Yeah, it would. I guess I exaggerated a little. :)

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