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New oil pipeline poses problems for environment

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Canadian energy company TransCanada is attempting to develop a synthetic crude oil pipeline that would bring oil from northeastern Alberta, Canada to several large oil refineries in the United States. The total project cost is set to be around $7 billion and o... More »

No planned Chapel is a rare event

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On Friday Jan. 27 there was no Chapel. This is an unusual occurrence because it is not very often Chapel gets cancelled unless it is for finals week or for a snow day. In fact, Shawn Holtgren, vice president for student development, said he is not aware of any... More »

R. York Moore to be headline speaker at WCAC

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For World Christian Action Conference (WCAC) this year the headline speaker is R. York Moore, from Detroit Michigan. He will be speaking Monday night at 8 p.m., Tuesday at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m., and Wednesday at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. According to the Tell the Story W... More »

‘Classifieds’ injected with dark humor

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An older gentleman walked into Kevin Wadzinski’s art exhibit, and turned to a younger man who was on his way out. He said he’d been through the exhibit twice, and he still “didn’t get it.” The disconnect between artists’ work and enthusiasts is not entirely un... More »

South Carolina primary approaches

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A lot is riding on what happens in the upcoming South Carolina Republican primary Jan. 21. Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney are neck-and-neck according to the latest poll results. Since the New Hampshire primary on Jan. 10 Texas governor Rick Perry and former Uta... More »

Romney wins New Hampshire

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As expected, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney takes the New Hampshire primary with 39 percent of the votes. Ron Paul took silver with 23 percent and Jon Huntsman rounded out the top three with 17 percent. The battle for second was decided by a mere 49... More »

Will young Americans vote?

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With the New Hampshire primary already begun, the GOP candidates are hopeful to finish well in the nation’s second caucus. Romney is highly favored to win in New Hampshire, but others, such as Rick Santorum and Ron Paul are still in the running for second plac... More »

Students’ voices may be heard about R-rated movies

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This spring, students may get a chance to voice their opinions about the R-rated movie restriction on Bethel’s campus, said Jon Nicoletti, a member of Student Council. Student Council tentatively plans to host a forum next semester in which they discuss the po... More »

Annual freshmen banquet was a hit

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On Friday, Dec. 10, the annual Freshmen Banquet was held in the Rotunda of the Everest-Rohrer Chapel from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. According to Resident Assistant Jodi Spotts, more freshmen attended than expected because the tickets were sold out and eventually people... More »

Student Council hosts Christmas party

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Santa Claus, horse carriage rides, and an array of Christmas cookies were just a few of the highlights of a Yuletide party held Thursday, Dec. 8. The party, which was hosted by Student Council, was open to all Bethel students and free of charge. It was held in... More »