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MON., OCT. 22-23
FALL FEST
SAT. OCT. 27
•1:30P.M. Football VS. Southwestern
•Arun Gandhi, grandson of Mahatma Gandhi, presents workshop and lecture at McPherson Church of the Brethren
•6:00 P.M. Dan Glickman dinner, Memorial Hall
SUN. OCT. 28-30
•Menno Simons Lecture Series: Alan Kreider, Krehbiel Auditorium
[more as they come in]
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TOP NEWS: EDITORIALS: TOWERS TRAGEDY
MR. KREHBIEL goes to Washington
by Dan Krehbiel
A few weeks ago, I went to Washington, D.C. to find out how the Global Justice movement was addressing the situation resulting from Sept. 11. I attended plenary sessions, discussions, an inter-faith worship service, and one of the rallies and marches against war and racism, all coordinated under the Global Justice movement.
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Sarah, from Newton, chugs, slurps, and spills a drink of Diet Coke during Bethel's "Anything Goes" competition.
TOP NEWS: NEWS: SECRTARY OF AGRICULTURE, GLICKMAN
Former Secretary of Agriculture to present views on current crisis
Dan Glickman, who carries an impressive resumè, will speak at Bethel on Oct. 27, 2001.
Bethel Grad Responds to patriotic student
by Lt. Brian J. Bowman
I have to admit being perplexed and, somewhat sadly, amused by Katy June-Friesen's well intentioned but misguided column in the October online Collegian. She pledges allegiance to Woody Guthrie, a great but complex American who not only hated poverty and hunger-as June-Friesen noted-but fascism, oppression and totalitarianism. Guthrie volunteered for military duty in World War II, serving in both the Merchant Marine and the Army.
I think Guthrie wouldn't much care for today's brand of terrorists, and the Taliban regime-whose treatment of women is frightening-probably wouldn't have pleased him any more than Mussolini or Hitler did.
Jazz Percussionist, Phil Hawkins, to play in Krehbiel Auditorium
by Nate Gillis
Jazz drummer/percussionist, composer, and steel drum player Phil Hawkins will be making an appearance on Bethel's campus on Oct. 20 at 7:30 p.m. Hawkins is a well-known musician from the San Francisco Bay Area.
Marks to present fundraiser recital at BC
Bethel College News Service
Tenor Arthur Marks, whose musical career has taken him to stages in New York City, returns to his alma mater for a voice recital and prison arts fund-raiser at Bethel. Marks will perform at 7:30 p.m., Friday, Oct. 26 in Krehbiel Auditorium.
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FORMER SECRETARY OF AGRIVULTURE TO PRESENT VIEWS ON CURRNET CRISIS - THE BEHTEL NEWS SERVICE
BC-WUPPERTAL EXCHANGE PROGRAM REACHES 50YEARS - ANGELA JANZEN AND SARAH REMPEL
JUHNKE CO-WRITES BOOK ON NONVIOLENCE IN AMERICAN HISTORY - NATE GILLIS
BETHEL WELCOMES SARA FRIESEN-GUHR - NILOUFAR AHSOUR NOVIRDOUST
FORENSICS BEGINS SEASON WITH STRONG SHOWINGS - AMY MATTSON
STUDENTS TO SPEND INTRERTERM OFF CAMPUS - MICAH BALES
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WHERE WAS GOD? - CASSIDY CLAASEN
VOLCANES EN LA DISANCIA - JULIE AND PHIL HART
ROMANCE RUNS RAMPANT AS A WILDBEAST - ERIN SCHMIDT
MR. KREHBIEL GOES TO WASHINGTON - DAN KREHBIEL
BETHEL GRAD RESPONDS TO PATRIOTIC STUDENT - LT.BRIAN J. BOWMAN
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COACHES BOX MARK YODER!
TENNIS LOOKS FOR STRONG DCAC FINISH - KRISTEN BOHNENBLUST
INTRAMURALS KEEP ROLLING - BY MARK SCHMIDT
FINAL MINUTES PLAGUE MEN'S SOCCER - MARCEL PLEXNIES
BETHEL PURCHASES NEW BASKETBALL AND VOLLEYBALL COURTS - STEPHANIE LONG
THRESHERS FALL SHORT OF FIRST WIN - MIKE BORTOLETTO
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paper - NATHAN ABRAHAMS
THE SEASON OF DEATH - BEKAH TROLLINGER
CHANGING - EMILY SUTER
A SILENT POEM - ERIN GINGERICH-GAYLORD
MARKS TO PRESENT FUNDRAISER RECITAL AT BC - THE BETHEL NEWS SERVICE
NEW CHRISTIAN POP ALBUM PERFECT FOR YOUR ROOT CANALS - CHRIS JANZEN
MEN'S ENSEMBLE TO SING FOR YOU - MANDY VOTH
THUMBS UP FOR THE HOEDOWN DANCE - AMANDA DICK
NEW GALLERY SHOW BLOWS STUENTS AWAY
JAZZ PERCUSSIONIST, PHIL HAWKINS TO PLAY IN KREHBIEL AUDITORIUM - NATE GILLIS
STUDENTS MAKE A DIFFERENCE AT CHILDREN'S PEACE FESTIVAL - ALAN STUCKY
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