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Wed., Nov. 7
Teach-In on Afghanistan and related issues
Nov. 9-10
Bethel Presidential candidate visits campus
Nov. 9-Dec. 14
David Long: Recent Work, FAC Gallery
Sat., Nov. 10
1:30 p.m. Football at Sterling
Tues., Nov. 13
6 p.m. Women’s Basketball vs. Central Christian
Nov. 15-17
Fall Drama: Aunt Dan and Lemon, Krehbiel Auditorium
Nov. 16-17
Men’s Basketball, Bethel Classic
Mon., Nov. 19
7:30 p.m. Fall Concert: Sinfonia, Memorial Hall
[more as they come in]
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TOP NEWS: EDITORIALS: STRIPES DEBATE
Silly young radical responds
from Katy June-Friesen
Well, Bethel, here writes one of your resident terrorists. That is, if you take for truth the statement by Lt. Brian Bowman in the last edition of the Collegian: “There is no middle ground in a war like this. President Bush speaks true. Either you’re with us or you’re with the terrorists.”
Meet the Pres
Attorney LaVerne Epp to visit campus, meet with student leaders Friday
Bethel College News Service
Former Newton attorney E. LaVerne Epp of Lawrence is the search committee’s candidate for president of Bethel College. The announcement, made Tuesday on campus, precedes Saturday’s Bethel College Board of Directors meeting at which the board will consider the search committee’s nomination.
TOP NEWS: A AND E: KBCU -MAKIN' WAVES
Students take back the air waves with KBCU
By Spencer Goertz-Giffin
That’s right. KBCU 88.1 FM is back on the air. Some of you, actually most of you, have no idea what this means, but don’t worry, it’s understandable. Two and a half years ago, the notable relic of KBCU, the Bethel College radio station, was vanquished due to various mind-numbing complications that are difficult to wrap one’s finger around.
TOP NEWS: NEWS: DIVERSITY
Bethel strives for increase in diversity
By Mike Bortoletto
To see the diversity of Bethel College, you need not look any farther than the athletic program. The majority of the non-Caucasian students at Bethel are athletes and international students.
TOP NEWS:SPORTS: TENNIS
Bohnenblust leaves her mark on Bethel tennis
By Kate Becker
As the Bethel women’s tennis season ended two weeks ago at the KCAC tournament, just a heartbreaking three points shy of a regional berth, so ended the stellar tennis career of senior Kristin Bohnenblust. The lone senior on the team, Bohnenblust racked up numerous honors in her four years at Bethel, culminating in KCAC Most Valuable Player this season.
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Meet the Pres
Bethel confronts racism through “Damascus Road”
McCabe-Juhnke returns from prison experience
Nursing students represent BC at KANS Convention
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Silly young radical responds
Pondering pledge
Does BC equal diversity in the equation of life?
Your editor’s brain on...
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Coach’s Box By Clint Brown
Bethel volleyball posts another strong season
Women’s soccer ends tough season
Bethel well represented in Thresher 5K run
Cheerleading squad busy raising spirit, funds
Men’s and women’s basketball in full swing
Overtime good for Threshers!
Bohnenblust leaves her mark on Bethel tennis
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reflections on the World Trade Center explosions
Luxie
Love on the Overpass
Hoax-us Pocus: Today’s special, a magic show
Sinfonia to present fall concert
New sculpture in Math Department
Students take back the air waves with KBCU
Jammin’ out on Bethel’s campus
Fall drama to tackle difficult, pertinent themes
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