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AMD Catalyst Control Center Update: Catalyst 10.12 Preview
A much needed update
The new Catalyst Control Center 2 will be available starting today via a 10.12 preview driver at http://game.amd.com/ and they will be fielding feedback from the community going forward.
Even in the advanced mode you can utilize the pinned items and presets.
Closing Thoughts
We only got to spend a few hours with the new Catalyst Control Center 2 as we had to move on to testing other items of the GPU variety, also from AMD. (More on that soon!) There are surely additions and changed that AMD will be making as the new CCC2 evolves, and AMD is going to be soliciting your feedback on the forums of their http://game.amd.com/ website. There were also some alterations made to the multi-display / Eyefinity section we will be diving into in the near future. The changes are mostly aesthetic but the latest iteration of the AMD driver package impressed us in our time with it.
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I hope you believe in the old saying "better late than never." I just downloaded and installed the Catalyst Control Ctr (CCC) Beta 13.10 in the mistaken belief this would be a good idea since my new PC has an AMD quad core FX 4300 CPU. Also I had it installed previously and it went MIA so I was curious to see what I was missing. Very little so far...
1. The program took forever, give or take a few centuries, to install (on a PC with a 3.8 Ghz CPU, 8 GB RAM, & Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit) - only somewhat correctly. Windows 7 refused to let one of its drivers be installed because it lacked a valid digital signature. What's up with that? I guess AMD is too busy designing software that puts itself in your start up menu without asking, or else sets off alerts from programs such as WinExplorer every two minutes until you shut it down - or delete it.
2. Most of what did get installed seems to consist of apps to create 3D images and/or divide your desktop up into quadrants or sectors, whatever dude. Just what I was holding my breath for...Oh yeah and they will help you overclock your CPU - after warning you what a bad idea this is. After trying to get my last PC (XP SP3, AMD dual-core CPU, 1.5 GB RAM after 2 of the RAM slots got fried) going and see how infinitely slow it was (esp since I was trying to go online via WIFI for the 2nd or 3rd time in my life) compared to my new PC I'll leave the overclocking to braver souls.
I still like AMD hardware but I'm pretty underwhelmed with their lowlife software. Before I uninstall CCC I'm going to poke around some more although the user interface makes it look like a waste of time I glanced at many of the programs' files and there appear to be a lot of other apps/utilities in it.


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So I have decided to rename my Blog "Substance", I hope you like it- after alot of humming I thought this was the right one!
This look is almost completely thrifted- I found this jacket in a charity shop by my house and I am a little bit in love with it- I kinda feel like a pimp when I wear it, bling bling!
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Make It Live!
Here's the workflow for getting Cabaniss content live.
1) starting on the Share drive, make sure all tiffs are in a Scans folder in S:\Digital Projects\Digital_Coll_Complete\u0003_0000252_Cabaniss
2) use the script S:\Digital Projects\Administrative\scripts\Cabaniss\CabanissCheck.pl to check filenames; run it till it shows no errors. [[
3) delete all existing jpegs in the upload directory IF they were not deleted after the last upload.
4) plug in the flash drive that contains the ImageMagick software, unless you have it installed on your desktop.
5) note the path to ImageMagick. Example: "F:\ImageMagick" if using the flash on the F drive of your desktop.
6) use S:\Digital Projects\Administrative\scripts\Cabaniss\makeJpegs.pl to generate jpegs into upload directory. The script will ask you for the path to ImageMagick. File:MakeJpegs.txt
7) Spot check the output. There should be 3 jpegs for every tiff. One ends in _128, one in _512, and one in _2048. These correspond to the number of maximum pixels to a side. The one ending in "_128.jpg" is a thumbnail. The one ending in "_2048.jpg" is a large image; the "_512.jpg" is the mid-sized default used in display.
8) upload jpegs to Jeremiah's home directory on libcontent1, into the CABANISS/jpegs directory
9) delete jpegs in the upload directory on the share drive after upload is complete.
10) open a command-line window in SSH. Type in: `cd CABANISS/scripts`. This will change your working directory to the one where the scripts are.
11) run repair in CABANISS/scripts directory: type in: `repair`; This is to remedy the problem created by ImageMagick creating multiple jpegs from a single tiff, due to the software on the CaptureBack scanner stuffing thumbnail tiffs into the master files.
12) run linkContent in CABANISS/scripts directory: type in: `linkContent` . This updates the EAD in the EAD directory and copies the older version to the CABANISS/backups directory.
13) check in the output directory for the latest Linking_README file (they are timestamped). Look for "ERROR" and note any warnings. If necessary, make repairs to files and rerun. If the EAD was trashed, the previous copy was placed in the backups directory with a timestamp on it. You can replace the trashed one with the previous version and rerun if you need to.
14) run generateMODS in CABANISS/scripts directory: type in: `generateMods` . This creates minimal mods for each item and places them in the CABANISS/MODS directory -- it also copies them to the deposits directory for archiving with the tiffs.
15) check in the output directory for the latest MODS_README file (they are timestamped). Look for "ERROR" and note any warnings. If necessary, make repairs to files and rerun. It will overwrite existing MODS only if they have NOT been distributed live.
16) run makeItLive script in CABANISS/scripts directory: type in: `makeItLive` . This distributes the jpegs, MODS and EAD in Acumen. It will delete the local copies of MODS and jpegs, so you can reuse the same directories over and over. The EAD will only be copied. Watch for errors on the command line.
17) Check the website and make sure everything is hunky dory. :-)
18) exit out of secure shell. Good work!!
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KStars is a Desktop Planetarium by KDE. It provides an accurate graphical simulation of the night sky, from any location on Earth, at any date and time. The display includes up to 100 million stars, 13,000 deep-sky objects, all 8 planets, the Sun and Moon, and thousands of comets and asteroids.
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Activist hedge fund Barington Capital expressed strong displeasure on Monday with Darden Restaurants' (NYSE:DRI) plan to separate its struggling Red Lobster brand, calling the move "incomplete and inadequate."
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Barington's opposition to the Red Lobster separation plan is noteworthy because the investor, which owns more than 2% of Darden, had been actively pushing for a more comprehensive plan that would attempt to monetize the company's real estate holdings.
"Darden's proposed plan appears to us to be more of an attempt to do the minimum necessary to maintain the status quo than an effort to formulate a truly comprehensive strategy to improve long-term shareholder value," Barington said in a statement. "We are convinced that Darden can and should be doing more to improve value for its shareholders."
In a statement, Orlando-based Darden said its board and executives are focused on "creating value for all Darden shareholders."
"We are confident that our plan, together with actions we are taking to enhance guest experiences and reinvigorate demand, will lead to improved performance in our restaurants and substantially increase value for all Darden shareholders," the company said.
Last month, Darden gave in to activist pressure by announcing plans to spin off or sell its Red Lobster chain, increase cost savings, reduce unit growth and boost returns to shareholders. Barington expressed disappointment following the announcement, but Monday's comments mark the strongest language yet by the usually mild-mannered activist that sees itself as more constructive than activists like Bill Ackman.
The hedge fund voiced concern that the Red Lobster plan could hurt the ability of the company to monetize its real estate in the future. The firm estimates Darden's real estate assets are worth about $4 billion.
Barington said it would "strongly object" to any transaction that limits the ability for Darden to realize its real estate assets.
Further, Barington said the plan to separate Red Lobster would still leave the company with seven brands, "an infrastructure that we believe is too complex and burdened to compete with its more focused and nimble competitors."
The activist had been pushing for a more comprehensive separation that would break up Red Lobster and Olive Garden from the company's higher-growth brands like Capital Grille.
Barington said it plans to host an online presentation on January 30 to discuss its recommendations.
Some analysts were critical of the Red Lobster plan. Hedgeye analyst Howard Penney, a critic of Darden management, said in a recent research report that the strategy "could be a complete disaster and result in value deterioration rather than creation." Penney said the moves "seemed reactionary and hastily put together."
Shares of Darden dipped 0.38% to $51.92 Monday morning, extending their 2014 retreat to 4.5%.


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Witness says he ran outside when he heard shot near Jared's Packy
Peppering his testimony with curses and the "N" word, 23-year-old Tyshawn Smith is reluctantly telling a New London jury what he remembers from the night that Jared Silva was gunned down during a botched robbery at his package store.
Silva, 47, died of a gunshot wound to the face following a scuffle outside Jared's Packy at the intersection of Ocean Avenue and Squire St. Gary L. Clarke, accused of shooting Silva, is on trial.
Smith, who said he was living with his grandmother on Squire Street on Oct. 12, 2007 but is now staying out of town, testified that he was talking on the phone with his "right hand man," Amiel Gomez, who was near his house and was trying to convince him to go outside. Smith said he told Gomez it was too cold. He said he heard a gunshot through the phone and from the street and, thinking his best friend may have been shot, ran outside. He said he saw a body "on the floor" by the package store and told Gomez to "get away from that (expletive)." He said Gomez told him Clarke and Cosmo Frieson had been fighting with the person.
After some prodding by State's Attorney Michael L. Regan, Smith admitted that Frieson brought a gun to his house after the shooting and that he, Frieson and another man later confronted accused murderer Gary Clarke at Clarke's house across town.
"We was yellin' at him," Smith testified. They asked him why he had killed "that man," he said.
"What did Gary say?" Regan asked.
"I think he said he just panicked," Smith responded.
Defense attorney Jeremiah Donovan, who will cross examine Smith later today, objected at one point to Smith's use of foul language. Judge Arthur C. Hadden responded that the court was letting Smith "use his own words."
Donovan contends that Smith, not Clarke, was involved in the robbery with Frieson and that Smith was the gunman.
Smith, who testified at a probable cause hearing in the case in December 2007, has had three pending court cases since before the shooting. He admitted he would like some consideration from the state in exchange for his testimony but said he has been promised nothing.
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Veteran offensive lineman Travelle Wharton cancelled his visit with the Broncos, but he could still wind up in the AFC West.
Bill Williamson of ESPN.com reports that the Raiders are interested in adding Wharton to their roster. Williamson terms the Raiders' interest in Wharton as "high," but there's no visit schedule at the moment. As was the case with the Broncos, the feeling is that Wharton is looking for more than the Raiders are willing and/or able to offer him.
The Raiders certainly have a need for offensive line depth, so they will likely be hoping that Wharton's price drops at some point in the near future.
Wharton has already visited with the Panthers, for whom he played the first eight years of his career. The Panthers just restructured the contract of linebacker Jon Beason, which opens up some cap room for them to use in their pursuit of Wharton or others. If Wharton is indeed one of their targets, he may not be on the market long enough for the Raiders to work themselves into the mix for his services.


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COSTA MESA — The desire for profit sometimes trumps ethics in the business world, but one local faith organization wants to show that the two can go hand in hand.
The Orange Catholic Foundation, which is affiliated with the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange, will hold its ninth annual Conference on Business and Ethics on Thursday morning at the Orange County/Costa Mesa Hilton hotel.
The half-day event will feature conservative radio talk show host Dennis Prager and Father Seamus Finn, a board member at the New York-based Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility.
Foundation Executive Director Cindy Bobruk said she expects about 350 guests at the sold-out event.
The foundation will honor two local business leaders with its Bishop Todd D. Brown Award for Exemplary Business Integrity: Jacqueline DuPont, founder and chief executive of DuPont Residential Care in San Clemente and Assured InHome Care Inc. in Costa Mesa; and John O'Connor, founder of Anaheim-based Shamrock Supply Co. Inc.
At the conference, a panel will answer questions about the ethical dilemmas business leaders face. Bobruk said she hopes attendees walk away with the sense that they're not alone in their commitment to ethical career practices.
"In these days it's sometimes hard to practice your faith and admit to it in the workplace," Bobruk said. "This is an opportunity to feel you're being guided by faith-based decisions and Catholic values, taking the higher road and being as ethical as possible in the way you treat your employees and the way you do business."
Finn, the keynote speaker, is the director of Justice, Peace and the Integrity of Creation for the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate and works with Investing for Catholics. Bobruk calls him a "Wall Street watchdog."
Finn said he plans to talk about corporate responsibility and socially responsible investing. He said he encourages people to integrate their beliefs — such as caring for the environment and paying workers a fair wage — into their investment and business decisions.
"You don't have to sacrifice return on your investment or profit from your business by integrating either your beliefs or your values into that process," Finn said.
For Finn, the issue has been brought to the front burner because of the string of problems in the Middle East.
"What it does for me is shine a spotlight on that part of the world and ask a question about whether or not the U.S. has been turning a blind eye to the plight of a lot of citizens in these countries and imported refugee labor because we need the oil," he said.
But Finn, who has been pushing for social responsibility in business for more than two decades, said he sees reason for hope as more companies put the environment and people first with tags like organic and sweatshop-free.
"There's a reason to be optimistic I think because the consumer — the person who's out there buying a computer or a car or some piece of clothing — they're asking more questions about where these things come from," Finn said. "What I think is intriguing and encouraging is that it's not as difficult to get answers to these questions as it was 20 years ago. You can take our your iPhone or Android and if you have a question, you can put it in there and someplace out there in this vast web of Internet connectivity you're going to get some answers."
Proceeds from the conference support financial aid for Catholic elementary schools in the Diocese of Orange. The Orange Catholic Foundation is a charitable organization separate from the Diocese that supports aspects of faith in Orange County.
For more information, visit http://www.oc-foundation.org.


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Saturday, January 7, 2017
Protecting The Feet In Ice Swimming
With the ice and snow creeping closer and closer to the ice swimmers competing in the frozen Lake Wöhrsee at the 2017 Ice Swimming Aqua Sphere World Championships in Burghausen, Germany, it is interesting to see how many swimmers wear Crocs in and out of the water.
Easier to slip in and out compared to boots or flip flops because their feet are so cold, Crocs are an indispensible part of some ice swimmer's gear.*
* But the South African ice swimmers are the Crocs holdouts and still insist to wear their flip-flops in the ice.
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fiE CIARlO Bethel College St. Paul. Minnesota 'October 3 I. 1975
Red Ra,iders hand Royals first conference defeat
It was a close, hard-fought game until
midway in the fourth quarter when a
series of mistakes let Northwestern pull
away for a 33-7 victory over the Royals.
The loss dropped Bethel into a threeway
finish for first along with the Red
Raiders and Yankton in the Tri-State
The Royals, ranked 16th nationally,
took the field against the 14th ranked
Red Raiders with high hopes and determination.
The first quarter was a seesaw
defensive struggle. At one point,
the Royals marched 56 yards to the
Raiders' 17 before coughing the ball
up with a fumble.
With six plus minutes to go in the
first . half, the Royals made the first
costly mistake. A pitchout fumble gave
Northwestern the ball on the Bethel 20.
Four plays later, the Raiders drew first
blood to go ahead 7-0.
Bethel had an excellent opportunity
to even the score before the half when
Bruce Kaihoi intercepted a pass deep
in Raider territory. The Royals tried
vainly to reach the end zone but four
plays got them nowhere and the score
remained 7-0.
In the third quarter, Northwestern began
to take control and gain momentum
as they drove downfield. The drive resulted
in a two-yard touchdown plunge
continu~d on page 9
on' the ;:ns';'de -
Edgrenite involved i'n theft, p. 4
Dress code, p. 3
How safe is safe: part 2
Few people would argue that security is one of the
most important issues on campus. Last summer Bethel's
administration decided to appropriate $15,000 of additional
funds to the maintenance budget for the provision of security.
In an earlier editorial ("How Safe is Safe," Clarion:
September 26), we stated that this was in effect a "good
move" by the administration, and that campus security at Bethel
should exist. We also warned against complacency,
stating that security should be constantly re-evaluated and
It seems to us that the time has come for certain
changes and improvements to be considered. In the past
several weeks the editors have made approximately ten '
trips to the campus after the 11 p.m. "curfew." On only
two occasions was the guard in position by the security
shack to check the car registration sticker. It has been
reported to the Clarion that incidents have occured this
year concerning outside intruders disrupting the townhouses.
This would seem to indicate a fundamental inadequacy in the
security program.
We are not in any way indicting the security men for
failure to do their job; they simply have too many responsibilities
to do an entirely effective job. , Rather. we feel
that certain supplementary programs are needed to bring security
up to a respectable level. Let's consider two ideas
that have been "in-the-air," so to speak.
First, why not "integrate" the townhouse clusters so
that women and men will be housed in the same general
area (ei·ther on alternating floors, or at least in alternate
buildings). Presently, the women are i.solated, and would-be
intruders are not influenced by the deterring effect of ,the
male presence. The argument that this plan would facilitat~
possible "non-lifestyle activities" seem paltry in
\ comparison to our security needs.
Secondly, several students could be hired to serve as
supplementary security guards. This would be a relatively
inexpensive service, due to the fact that students are notoriously
lOON-paid. Also, it would seem that Bethel students
would be more interested than the average outsider in
safeguarding Bethel's campus.
IRE CIARlO
Vol. 51 - No.8
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the students of Bethel College and
welcomes concise letters to the
editor. All letters should be signed and
sent to P.O. 91 by the Sunday preceding
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We would hope that the administration, like us, is involved
in re-evaluating the entire security program, and have
not merely adopted a wait-until-disaster-strikes pose. Yet it
is probably the Student Senate that needs to initiate an
extension of the security program. By initiating such a program,
by demonstrating student desire for security improvements,
the administration might realize that a lot needs
to be done in terms of security, and that the funds must
be allotted. Let's not wait until tragedy forces security
improvements; let's implement security improvements to
avert tragedy.
James Johnson, professor of history, was the
featured speaker at last week's Pi Gamma Mu lecture.
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Johnson presents lecture
on American .Revolution
by Kathleen Asselin
What does the American Revolution mean for today?
Dr. Jim Johnson presented his views on the relevancy of the
. American Revolution at the second Pi Gamma Mu lecture
on October 21. Professor Johnson, defining the term "revolution"
as an alteration or change, discussed whether this
change was political, economic, or social.
The Imperial School of historians; according to Johnson,
judged the American behavior less than honorable toward
Britain. He said they countered statesmanship in England
against irresponsibility in America.
However, the Economic Determinist school of historians
emphasized agitation induced by colonial merchants as the
point to view the revolution. And while so~e historians tackle
the task of attacking previous historians, Johnson found
a New Left school of thought has focused on internal
struggles and class conflicts as the focal point.
The point Dr. Johnson aimed for is that "as history is
colored by the interpretation of the historian," the American
Revolution is what the historians of the day want it
to mean.
With this in mind Johnson claimed that revolution is
applicable to minority groups who still await the "realization
of American ideals in their own lives." Referring to
the ERA, he stated that women are told, "You've come a
long way, baby" when they have yet to have equal rights.
He also made a plea for a child-power movement in response
to child abuse and the adult mold kids must fit into.
Revolution is basic to the counter-culture of foday's
youth who raise questions out of what Johnson calls "a
holy discontent." He stated . that the young have the po- .
tential to point the way out of national problems, such as
. indicated in the alert to the ecology crisis. While young
people seem turned off by the ~icentennial, Johnson recog- "
nizes their revolutionary potential for revealing society's ills
to adults who are prone to sit back in comfort. .
A wave of reaction drifted across the audience in response
to Johnson's call for Christians to become revolutionary
by working to eliminate inequalities.
"The phrase 'this world is not my home' is not literally
true,'; he said. "Christians can use all legitimate means
to achieve common good, including insistance on ' political
honesty and integrity."
Johnson faced a couple of questions from the students
and faculty on his actual participation in revolutionary war
which he was unable to ~wer. In the example of a
"King Richard" Nixon possibly taking over the government,
Johnson said he couldn't determine if patriotism was loyalty
to what the country ought to be or to a president's policy.
He compared it to Bonhoeffer's choice of jail in plotting
to stop Hitler.
Johnson also was unsure whether he would have been
• involved in 'the American Revolutiqn. Shying away from
a shooting war, he said he "opted for the resolution of
social ills met without blood." He would like the whole
concept of using war as an instrument of national policy
"Perhaps the young people could p'ass a bill that allowed
only males and femal,es over 50 to go to war," he said.
"That would be revolutionary!"
Broken Arcs
So you think you have it bad. So you really think you
have it bad. Bethel seems like a glorified substitute for
San Quentin to you. Maybe you're tired of the omnipresent
RA or houseparent peeking around corners, prowling up
stairs, or knocking on doors in desperate attempts to regulate
your romantic life. Maybe you're tired of the G-estapolike
security guard flashing his high-powered beam into your
eyes as he gruffly examines your car for a Bethel car
registration sticker. Or maybe you're just generally sick of
feeling like a Baptist monk/nun in a General Conference
Quit griping. You might not know it, but Bethel has come
a long way, baby. If you don't believe this, let us go back
a short fifteen years. 1960: Clifford V. Anderson issued the
following memo, which came out of recommendations from
the Student Senate Etiquette Committee, and was to be a
supplement for the student handbook,Responsum regius:
1. The ,basic concern is that clothing of all types be
characterized by neatness, appropriateness, and modesty.
Beth-el is a distinctively Christian college in which all matters
are to be related to its unique purposes. It is assumed that
all students, by the fact of their voluntary choice to attend
Bethel, share in this fundamental attitude that all campus
life shall witness to the dignity of serious higher education
and earnest Christian commitment.
2. On our campus there are five different types of dress:
sportswear, casual wear, informal, semi-formal, and formal.
3. 'Sportswear for girls consists of such attire as Bermuda
shor;ts, pedal pushers, slacks, and sweat shirts. Sportswear
for fellows consists of such attire as Bermuda shorts, levis
(blue jeans), clam diggers , and sweat shirts.
4. Sportwear shall not be worn in the classroom, in the
dining hall, in the library, in chapel or at convocations .
Examinations are considered a classroom situation.
5. Sportswear may be worn in the Student Center after
5 p.m. on weekdays. Sportwear may be worn all day
Saturday, except in the classrooms. Sportswear may be worn
on field - trips, picnics, and outings and to athletic events.
Students using the library on Saturdays may wear sportswear,
with the exception 'of Bermuda shorts.;
7. Sunday is a dress-up day. Sportswear should not be
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A New Wind
/' by Ma.rk Johnson a.nd Bob Moeller
One particular word is seldom used in the life of the
community. It is sounded at ,the very end of a fantastic
feat but never in the midst of the struggle. It is often
given to those who already have a steady diet of it but yet
held from . those who really need it. Often accompanied with
visibility, it rarely seeks the one who is behind the scenes.
The word is "appreciation" and we feel it deserves some
use in our present community.
The other night I had ,the privilege of eating with a
couple of "unsung heroes" - members of the football
cheerle~ding squad. Beyond any doubt, these girls should be
applauded not only for their efforts this year, but for the
attitude with which they have served. Few people realize
that they spent a lot of time and effort decorating the
goal pos~s for our Homecoming game a few weeks ago,
op1y to fmd out that NAIA rules prohibit such decorations.
Little catastrophes similar to this seem to have characterized
this year's squad, yet their spirit has remained undaunted.
One cheerleader commented, "I hope Bethel doesn't
lose its s~hool spirit and its tradition. I think too many
schools a:ve losing this today." When asked what caused
her to make · the effort to be a cheerleader she explained,
"It's one thing I really felt I could do for Christ at Be-thel."
We would like to say, "Thanks for your spirit and ha,rd
work!" And as we mention these we realize ' they represent
a host of other "unsung heroes," who are hiding in
various corners in our community. From outgoing senators to
those sharing Christ on other college campuses, from the pep
band to our own Bethel mascot, why don't we all say,
"Thanks, for His sake!"
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Former student aids police
by Scott Anderson
Delano Eugene Hampton is a nice guy. He 'specializes
in doing favors for peopl~. Take last year, for example.
Del sacrificed valuable study time to treat our community
,to fluffy cream puffs and tangy tarts. His baking genius
became legendary. This year Del decided to take a breather
from the academic frenzy found at Bethel. However, this
Qid not hinder his inherent desire to perform a good deed.
So Del did Bethel -a favor by renting a dorm room in Edgren,
hoping to reduce the school's rising financial heartaches
in some small way. (The fact ,that Edgren rented
cheaper than Polynesian Village had little beadng on his
choice. Del would rather play the martyr and forfeit such
luxuries as a heated pool and sauna to help out Bethel.
Besides, Edgren does have a shiny, new ping-pong table.)
On Wednesday, October 22, Del performed the ultimate in
public service. Returning to campus quite late that night
after visiting a friend, h~ noticed a car with its interior
lights on. Many of us would have · shrugged and walked
on giving little thought to the owner of the silver 1975
Lincoln Continental Mark IV that was parked in the Old
Campus lot. But not. Delano. He knew the frustrations of a
dead battery in the morning so he decided to investigate.
Closer scrutiny revealed signs of foul play. Del's trained eye
detected some suspicious signs in tbe interior - a disengag.
ed ignition system, torn seats, splintered paneling and
a wardrobe of fancy clothes stewn about the car. The
dead giveaway was a wallet, partially covered by seersucker
slacks, and showing signs of a recent plunder.
Del was faced with two alternatives: one, call the police
and risk indictment; or two, go to bed and hope the car
was gone by morning. The police ' arrived in minutes. The
car was officially declared stolen and the owner was called.
Del, in his quest for justice, stayed to listen and offer
assistance. The man, from Golden Valley, noticed his car
was missing from Paul's Place around 11 p.m. that night.
It had been opened, hot-wired and driven to our quiet campus
where the damage was incurred. Subsequent probing netted
s?me startling information. The trunk had been expertly '
pIcked (ruling out a thrill-seeking amateur). An amount of
unmarked coins in excess of $1000 had been stolen from
the trunk, along with a case of cigarettes and several boxes
of candy bars. The man who owned the car also owned a
chain of vending machines.
The job was very slick, with no clues or fingerprints left
behind. Del turned the caSe over to the local authorities
humbly accepted the thanks of the car owner and quietI;
returned to his room, elated that he could be of some help.
Then he passed out from the excitement.
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Study skills lacking?
Academic Impro,vemenf Group c,an' help
by Mona May
Have you ever spent an entire evening
in the LRC, having accomplished a grand
total of two pages of reading? Of course,
you and your colleagues also had an
in-depth discussion concerning the ridiculous
amounts of reading you all had
(and still have)!
Nearly every student could stand to
improve his study skills and time management.
Bethel offers this kind of help
through Student Affairs.
Based on the model program of Margaret
Hoopes' from the University of
Minnesota, the ten-week Academic Improvement
Program was brought to Bethel
by Dr. Mack Nettleton, director
of Student Affairs.
Dr. N ettieton did a study using this
program in a high school and said,
"All activities are built on sound learning
principles, tested at graduate school
and college levels as well as the high
school level - so they tio work." The
activities include informal discussion and'
various stages of goal-setting.
The discussions take place in a small
group setting and are usually led by
a Bethel staff person. They provide a
chance for group members to share problems
and victories of the week. Since
the group le::lder participates with the
students in setting goals, he reports his
problems and progress each week too.
He helps group members figure out why
they didn't meet their goals, if that
is the case, and how they could overcome
those reasons in the future. The group
members do not compare themselves
to each other in the discussion. The
emphasis, rather; is op notmg self-improvement.
Goal-setting is an important part of
the study skills program. Members learn
to set realistic goals using various charts
and forms. Stress is placed on moving
toward their goals, not necessarily always
fulfilling them, This positive ap'
proach is carried out by calculating the
percentage of one's goals fulfilled each
Volunteers needed fo'r
Community Ministries progra:m
by Laura Alden
What does Christian service at Bethel
involve? For Dan Swenson, it involves
coordinating the Community Ministries
program in Bethel's Christian Service
department. He emphasizes that this
branch of service is a new organized
effort at ' Bethel in ·that it concerns
other than "church type" outreaches.
"We're concerned with being a Christian
witness in a secular society," says
Dan. Volunteers in the program work
with the handicapped, counsel adolescents,
act as tutors, and serve as "big
brothers and sisters." Other students'
help by providing transportation for the
volunteers. There are presently 30 Bethelites
participating in Community Ministries.
Dan attributes this number to students'
desire to "feel needed someplace."
Debbie Anderson is working under the
Community Ministries program at the
White Bear Lake youth Resource Bureau.
She plans to tutor and counsel
junior high youth. "I feel like I want
to get out and help people in a nonChristian
atmosphere," says Debbie. "I
plan on working with kids in the future
and so this is a good opportunity."
Craig Raper and Gretchen Kaiser are
coordinating an outreach effort to help ,
a fatherless family in the area. Information
from the local social service
office aids in finding families that desire
this kind of assistance. Many times' requests
for Christian workers are referred
to Bethel's Christian Service department.
Placement is never a problem. Community
Ministries needs a cross-section
of people with varied interests and talents,
as well as from many disciplines,
in order to meet specific needs. Anyone
interested in becoming involved in this
phase of ministry should contact Dan
Swenson in the Christian Service office
or put a note in P.O. 1269.
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Specific study goals, as well as estimations
of time needed to complete
each goal, are written down each week.
Combining a time frame with the study
goal is quite helpful in learning how
to make out a realistic schedule.
"The Academic Improvement Group
is merely a mobilization for study skills
improvement," said Dr. Nettleton. "The
actual 'improvement comes by practicing
what is preached."
Some students who might benefit from
such 'a service are contacted by Student
Affairs. But it is purely voluntary, for
Dr. Nettleton feels that "people learn
best when they feel a need."
Would you like to use your evenings
in the library more efficiently? You do
not need a personal invitation; any student
is welcome. Those interested in
participating in the next Academic Improvement
Group session should contact
Dr. Nettleton through the Student Affairs
office at the beginning of second
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Brown bag it
to gallery
for lectures, films
by Beth Klingensmith
The college gallery presents sopwith
camel, high-top boots, airplarie wings,
and conquistadors.
Unlike any exhibit ev~r presented at
Bethel, this sculpture show offers the
opportunity fOr the community to question
and answer for themselves the direction,
motivation, and merit of sculpture
You are invited.
Bring your brown bags stuffed with
bagels and bologna, ' and prune juice
and yogurt, and donuts and Dr. Pepper,
or talk a friend into packing the lunch
(tell him you'll provide the transportation)
and come to the gallery at 11 :45
on these days:
Oct. 29 - A film about Louise Nebelson,
prominent 20th century artist.
Oct. 31 - Alexander Calder.
Nov. 3 - Gallery interaction led by
two faculty members.
Nov. 5 - Video tape, "The erecting
of the Christo Curtain." This curtain,
by Javacheff Christo, measures almost
one mile long and is being erected across
Rifle Valley in California.
'Nov. 7 - Film - Peter Voulkus "The
putting together of a piece."
Nov. 10 - Film.
Nov. 12 - Sculpture in Minnesota.
Nov. 14 - The Savage Messiah.
Nov. 17 - Mystery Day***
Nov. 19 - Video tape, "Voulkus and
The exhibit, beginning Octob'er 27 and
running through November 22, includes
the works of fourteen well-known twentieth
century artists. The show probes
the conglomerate direction of sculpture
today and includes media ranging from
the traditional clay and stone sculpture
to steel, laminated wood and wrapping
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Monday: Student Forum
Tuesday: G. William Carlson, "Living
Wednesday: Day of Prayer
Thursday: SPAN
Friday: Dr. C. Philip Heinerman - Park
Avenue Methodist
Campus to, hold
D'a:y of Pray'er
I by Diana Gon,zalez
Prayer- Day 1975, an all-campus day
of prayer will be held here on Wednesday,
November 5.
Prayer periods will be included in
the regular class schedule. There will
also be prayer times in the prayer and
morning chapels. Throughout the day
students, departments, and office staff
groupings will meet in small , prayer
groups. Students, faculty and administration
alike are encouraged to submit their
own prayer concerns to Pastor Spickelmier's
office, in order that they might
be distributed to the campus community.
One particular focus of this day of
Prayer will be the refinancing of the
six million dollar deficit on the collegel
"For where two Dr three are gathered
in my name, there am I in the
midst of them." Let us be receptive
to the One who is in our midst as
we gather together and He will hea+
us and work through us on this Prayer
Day 1975.
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Imperials here Mondlay
The Imperials, a nationally-known male
gospel group, will be in concert Monday
night at 8 p.m. in the Bethel Physical
Education Center. Also appearing will
be the Downings, another well-known
gospel group.
Known for their smooth, professional
style, the Imperials do a wide range
of ~ongs from "Oh Happy Day" .to, Crosby,
Stills, Nash and Young's, "Teach
Your Children Well." Last year they performed
a concert at Bethel that was
ra ted by many as excellent.
Tickets have been on sale and will
'remain So up until the concert. The
cost for the general public will be $3.50>,
with Bethel students, faculty and staff
paying only $3. Those with an SAC card
will be charged $2. Those who wait
to buy their tickets at the door will
be charged $4.
Male ',Chorus to perform
The Bethel College Male Chorus, under
the direction of Mr. (>liver Mogck,
will be singing for the Reformation Rally
on Friday evening, October 31, in the
Bethel Physical Education Center at 8
p.m. The rally is sponsored by the
Church of God and featured speaker
is Dr. Joel Nederhood of the nationally
heard radio program, "The Back to God
Hour." The Bethel Community is invited
. to attend.
Deadline extended
Stude'nts, faculty, staff and friends who
ha ve not yet ordered their 1976 Spire
- don't panic. The deadline has been
extended until November 7, 1975. The
Spire is $2 and c'an be ordered by
placing your name and P.O. number,
along with the money, in P.O. 92. Also,
persons wearing sandwich boards (Spire
Squires) will be taking orders and can
be found wandering throughout the
school. Those ordering after this deadline
will be charged more, so order
your yearbook soon.
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Jim Nelson, left, and two former teammates
watch Bethel battle Red Raiders.
Heyday of Bethel football
All American relived
by Jim Morud and Lanny Law
"Go, Jim! Go!" cried theexhilerated crowd as fullback
Jim "Nellie" Nelson, the only All-America~ football
player in ~ethel~s history, scored his final collegiate touchdown,
dragging several would-be tacklers with him into the
end zone.
The 65-0 romp over Jamestown brought the 1963 season
to a grand finale for "Nellie" and several of his teammates.
"Nellie" scored 29 points in -his last game, giving
him a total of 84 points for the season. This made the Bethel
co-captain and Most Valuable Player the year's leading
scorer in Minnesota and the eighth highest scorer in the
N AlA ratings.
Nelson's modes·t disposition prevented him from hoarding
the credit for his su.ccesses, yet his competitive spirit caused
him "to suck in his gut and go" when defeat threatened
his team.
"ldon't like to take any credit myself," Nelson remarked.
"You can take a guy who isn't any good, give him
good blocking, and he can do things you didn't think he
could do."
Nelson entered Bethel in 1960 as an All-State fullback
from Cambridge, Minnesota. As a freshman, he won the
Most Valuable Player award and finished sixteenth in the
NAlA rushing statistics. In his sophomore year, "Nellie"
was once again elected MVP as he led the ' team in scoring
with 53 points and finished fifteenth in the NAlA rushing
statistics with a 95.5 yards-per-game average. As c(}.cap~
tain and MVP in his junior year, Jim finished eleventh in
NAlA rushing statistics with a 102.8 yards-per-game average
and was selected as an Honorable Mention to the Williamson
Little All-American football team. His senior year was
climaxed when he learned that he was a recipient of the
Williamson 1963 Little All-American Award.
Membership in the Williamson Rating System of Houston
Texas, is based on a poll taken 'by the athletic depart~
ments of various small colleges. It includes the top 33
ballplayers in the nation. "Nellie" was listed as one of the
top three college fullbacks in the nation.
"When I was in high school I was pretty quiet and somewhat
reserved," said Nelson. "I was unsure of myself, but
I've always had the attitude that I didn't want people
to beat me. I was fortunate enough to have had good
coaches in both high school and college who encouraged
that winning desire and gave me incentive to do my best
all the time. .
"Before I came to Bethel, I wasn't sure that I would
go out for football; that is, if I even decided to go to
college. I wasn't pursued that much by college scouts, but
Coach Owen Halleen sent me a letter stating that he was
interested in me, so I guess all I needed was to be asked."
The stalwart hero of Bethel football history still appears
to be quite capable of charging through any line, but along
with his royal-blue and yellow number 30 jersey, Jim has
permanently retired from the gridiron. He received a letter
of intent from the Vikings but he turned the offer down'
because he felt that he was too small at six feet and
185 1bs. for 'the pros. Nelson is presently a Physical Education
instructor at Cleveland Jr. High School in St. Paul,
where he coaches cross-country, gymnastics, basketball, and
track. The flag-football coaching pOSition at the school is
already held by a qualified man and Jim enjoys the opportunity
to exercise his versatility ip. coaching new sports.
Nelson's wife, Elaine, gave him plenty of support from
the sidelines While he played at Bethel. She graduated from
Bethel in Elementary Education. The Nelsons now have
three children: Scott (10), Stacey (5), and Shelayne (4).
"My oldest boy is a real competitor,'" said Nelson,
"but I think he takes losing a bit. too hard. I used to feel
bad about losing too, /but I tried not to take it to heart.
I try to tell Scott to forgelt it and just do better next
time. Every defeat is a growing opportunity. You can
take a step forward or backward."
Jim Nelson stood along -the sidelines Saturday as his alma
mater suffered a disheartening defeat at the hands of
Northwestern. He shouted words of encouragement to the
Royals and shared their frustrations as the disappointed team
hurried from the field after the enp of ,ule final quarter.
"You don't have to win to have fun," offered Nelson.
"But when you're getting whacked it's hard for any coach
or team. Coach Reynolds has done a great job here at
Bethel. It's not easy to take a football program from the
bottom and build it to the tpp like he has done."
Reflecting upon :his own college football days, Jim commented,
"We won and we lost together, but as we learned
,to depend on each other we became a lot closer. You have
to learn to work together as a team in, all areas of life.
One time you don't have to depend upon teammafes is when
you're alone with God, but then you're with the greatest
coach of all."
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Pros and cons of off-campus living'discussed
by Tucky Einarson
Commuting students have a lot to say about the advantages.
and disadvantages of living off-campus.
For Marrielle Grovender, one of 69 community freshmen,
being off-campus is a disadvantage to her. "The commuting
freshmen miss out in meeting people because you're not
on campus that much;" she explained. Marrielle went on to
say, "I see a love in upperclassmen, a love for each other
which is hard for a .commuting . freshman to establish."
Heidi Forsline, a sophomore who lived on· campus as a
freshman but now commutes from home, doesn't believe she
is a disadvantaged student. Heidi enjoys living away from
school this year because she "established ~ts" during her
freshman year getting to know and meeting Bethel kids.
A junior transfer student from Oregon, Jim Morud, says
he enjoys commuting because it allows him to get his exercise
by riding his bike every day to classes.
Jim explained, "I'm not missing out on any fellowship _
because there are so many 'Bethel students here at Polynisian
Village. We have Bible studies so we really aren't
spiritually disadvantaged just because we commute."
Jim added, "Because I am older than most juniors, I
would feel sort of out of place living on campus. I guess
I'm use to being on my own and being independent."
Is the off-campus student less involved in social activities?
Becky Oman, a junior, believes the commuter may be
less involved in Bethel activities if he or his roommates
don't have a car.
However, Becky says she really enjoys living in an apartment
and "is better adjusted this year because I can get
away from the sometimes stressful environment on campus. "
Deb Hayden, a sophomore who has never lived as an
on-campus student says, "When you live at school you can
do more things with the kids on campus. I think eating
meals together is a big part of feeling a part of the
Bethel community so I usually try and stay for one meal
every day." -
Educationally-wise, sophomore Jan Bryant believes, "The
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facilities such as the Learning Resource Center and the
study lounges." Jan went on /to say that these facilities
enable the commuting students to meet and come into contact
with other people.
"However," Jan adds, "the commuter would be really
disadvantaged if he or she has never lived on campus as
a freshman and made initial friendships."
For senior Joyce Wold, commuting is a great transition.
Joyce states, "I guess I feel a little less dependent upon
Bethel, which is good my senior year. Yet, I still feel,
probably more than ever, a part of Bethel."
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worn in the Student Center on . Sunday. The only place
where it is acceptable on Sunday is in the students' dormitory
Now don't you feel ashamed? Don't you feel regretful
about criticizing Bethel's regulations? Look at the gains Bethel
has made! Students, if you want to wear your Hawaiian
pr~nt, baggy and to the knee Bermuda shorts to the cafeteria
or to chapel, so be it! Girls, you don't need to relegate
,Your pedal pushers to Saturday frivolity. Wear them
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays.
And "fellows," you've made gains also. You can wear purple
clamdiggers, yellow clamdiggers, chartreuse clamdiggers,
or even sequin clamdiggers. Dean Brushaber might look at
you a little strangely, but he surely won't threaten you with
expUlsion for wearing clamdiggers. (Note: if any of you know
what a clamdigger is, please notify the Clarion.) ,
We have one regret, however, about the changes that
have taken place. Where, or where, ha~ the Student Senate
Etiquette Committee gone?
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Reference, technical and scholarly '
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by Brad Van Rooyan to give the Raiders
a 13-0 lead.
The Royals wDuld nDt die. They came
right back as JDhn Holine picked apart
Northwestern's defense with shDrt passes.
A 16-yard pass to a wide open Mark
Thorsen in the end zone brought the
Royals tD within six, 13-7.
The tW'O teams continued to battle,
each knowing the game could go either
way. With ten minutes left, the game
took a drastic turn. The Royals were
driving having already converted on one
fourth down attempt. Again the 'Royals
faced a fourth down, this time with
five big yards to go at midfield. A
sure punting situation, the .Royals took
a big chance as they went for it. It
was unsuccessful this time, as an incomplete
pass gave the ball to Northwestern.
The Red Raiders drove downfield. Momentarily
held back by a holding penalty,
quarterback Dennis Young hit Gary Vetter
fDr a 16-yard scoring strike. The
touchdown put Northwestern in front 20-7
with 7 :34 left in the game.
The Royals knew they had to score
quickly. Things never went right again
as the breaks went completely the other
way. A deflected pitchout and interception
resulted in two quick Northwestern
touchdowns. The final score of 33-7 did
not accurately depict mDst 'Of the game.
Credit must be given to a good Northwestern
team fDr its fine performance.
For the Royals, who didn't playas well,
the loss was disappointing after rolling
over five straight 'Opponents. Tomorrow
the Royals travel to Northland for their
final game of a great season.
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by Scott Anderson
1M basketball made its debut last Monday.
The transition from football
to basketball was noticeable as most
teams looked ragged.
In the season opener, Off-Campus West
. defeated TH II, 43-33. Roger Gustafson
netted 13 for West.
Bright-N jumped . t'O a · 1()"() lead and
outlasted a second half rally to beat
Edgren Blue, 38-33. Bright-N had balanced
scoring from Dean Peterson, Dave
Fernland and Dan Visel, while Bruce·
Olsen hit from the 'Outside for 16 points
to lead the Blues.
The youthful faculty (minus such old
stalwarts as Trager, Passons, Nettleton
and Healy) rolled over New Dorm, 46-22.
The scoring was balanced by· the faculty,
with Dan Taylor getting 12 points.
TH I generated s'Ome fine offense,
smoking Edgren Gold, 64-36. Ten players
scored four or m'Ore points for TH I
while Rick Alvarez pumped in 18 for
Edgren Green, not wanting to mar
their string of forfeits in football, failed
to show up and Off-Campus East won .
an easy one.
Wednesday's action showed some improvement
as a little finesse was employed.
The games were all close and
intense. Off-Campus East and West and
TH I rema~ned unbeaten. The Gustafson
brothers, Roger and Rich teamed up
for 30 points as West defeated BrightN,
43-39. East handed New Dorm their
sec'Ond loss, 42-~6 and Dan Swanson led
the balanced East attack with 14 points.
In the battle of the townhous~s, TH
I came through, defeating TH II by
a 38-27 score. Johns'On had 15 for the
victors and Greg Wilcox scored 10 for
The Faculty took a loss the hard . way
as Edgren Blue came from behind and
WDn 53-50. The Faculty, playing with
'Only four men most of the game, led
until the final minutes. Dan Taylor, of
the Faculty, led all scoring with his
hot outside shooting. He made 13 of
14 shots in the first half and ended
up with 28 points for the game. Scott
Anderson had 22 and Bruce Olsen had
15 for Blue. The final game, between
Edgren Green and Gold was predictable.
Green forfeited.
After two games, Dan Tayl'Or leads
the race f'Or the scoring title with 40
points. He is being chased by Bruce
Olsen of Edgren Blue who has 31 points.
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The Bethel soccer team ended a threegame
losing ' streak last Saturday, as
they kicked their way to an easy 3-1
victory over Concordia College of St.
Paul. It was the Royal's fifth victory
of the season, as opposed to six losses.
The Royals wasted no time to take
a lead, scoring with only five minutes
gone in the first half. Dave Kaufenberg
was the first to find the range when
he scooted down the right-hand side of
the field and zipped a shot past the
goalie for a 1-0 lead.
The winning goal was scored midway
through the half when Dave Osgood kicKed
a hard shot on goal. The ball smacked
the hands of the Concordia goalie, but
he could not manage to hold on or
deflect the ball. The ball proceeded to
fly over his head and into the net for
a 2-0 score.
Bethel failed to score again in the
half but was able to dominate the game,
as evidenced by the number of shots
Concordia took on the Bethel goal. Concordia
could only manage one shot on
goal when a corner kick by a Concordia
player curved toward the goal but
was punched out by goalie Paul Biederman.
Concordia came out fast in the second
half to score their first and only goal
of the game. A Concordia player found
himself all alone on the right side of
tl}e goal, so he lofted a shot towards
Biederman. The ball floated over Biederman's
head and into the left side
of the goal for a 2-1 score.
Five minutes later Bethel scored their
final goal of the game. A pass from
Osgood managed to elude a pile-up to
the right side of the goal and find
Dickie Voth all alone in front of Concprdia's
goalie. Voth smashed it home
for the final tally.
Bethel's last game of the s~ason will
be Monday against Ramline University.
The game will begin at 3 p.m. and
will be played on their home field.
Last Saturday, for the third time in
as many years, the Bethel cross country
team easily clinched second place in
the Tri-State Conference meet behind
national powerhouse Westmar. Running
at their hilly and sharp-turning five-mile
home course at Como Park with temperatures
in the low thirties and gusty
southwest winds from ten to fifteen miles
an hour, the Royals valiantly tried for
an upsetting win. Setting an extremely
tough first-mile pace, the Bethel top
five led the race from the start. Bethel
was also out front during the second
and third miles - if the race would
have ended . there, Bethel would have
won. But with two miles left in the
race, Westmar, who finished sixth in
the nation two years ago and thirteenth
last year, showed their power and experience
by coming back to defeat the
Royal harriers.
Individual stars for the Bethel team
were Jeff Larson and Larry Caldwell. \
They finished in the top seven in the
meet, which gave them the honor of
being named to the Tri-State All-Conference
Team. (The first seven finishers
in the race gain that noteworthy distinction.
) These two All-Conference harriers
finished third and sixth, respect-i
vely. Larson cruised to his third place
finish with a respectable time of 26 :18.
Catldwell, however, had to really fight
for his sixth place finish in a grueling
l3.st mile battle with last year's defending
champion, Price Clay, of Westmar. The
two exchanged the lead with each other
several times over the last mile until
the final 400 yards when Caldwell forged
ahead and held the lead to the finish,
wi th a final time of 26: 52.
Bethel's third man to cross the finish
line was Dave Clapp. Staying with the
leaders for most of the way, his 27 :
32 timing was good for twelfth place.
Curt Brown, Bethel's fourth man, passed
two opponents in the last 100 yards
with a great final kick which gave him
thirteenth place and a time of 27 :38.
Brad Strom once again came through
with a clutch performance by finishing
a strong twentieth. As Bethel's crucial
fifth man, his 28 :47 timing was good
enough to clinch second place for the
team. Greg Kramer and Jim Timp
rounded out the Bethel roster by finishing
twenty-third and twenty-fourth, re-spectively.
The final score showed Westmar in
first place with 26 points. Bethel finished
a strong second with 49. Northwestern
made the big upset of the day when
their 66 points gave them third place
over Sioux Falls, who finished a surprised
fourth with 79 p::>ints. Yankton
finished last.
Coach Steve Whittaker had some comments
about his team's performance.
"We had been pointing for this meet
all year, and we were rested up and
prepared to run at our best effort. We
knew our only chance of winning was
to go out fast and take the lead from
the start and that is what we did. If
the race would have been stopped anywhere
prior to the three-mile mark we
would have won, and that is exciting.
But it was the last two miles in the
race where Westmar proved that experience
and running maturity counts,
and they showed why they are one of
the top teams in the nation. But we
feel no ' shame with our performance.
We didn't let them win, we made them.
prove that they were a better team
than us - we made them win. They
proved it, but you can be sure that
they knew we were there!"
Tomorrow at 11 a.m. the Royals run
at the Como Park Golf Course when
they host the NAIA District 13 Champ'ionships.
Here they win run against all
the major colleges in Minnesota, with
the top three teams gaining a trip to
the NAIA National Championships. It
will really be a great race since the
third place spot is up for grabs between
six different teams, with Bethel vying
equally with the others for that crucial
third spot.
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The Jack Ridl Visiting Writers Series at Hope College will open its season on Tuesday, Sept. 27, at 7 p.m. in the Knickerbocker Theatre with the sixth annual Tom Andrews Memorial Reading, which will feature poet Chris Dombrowski and memoirist Mira Bartok, both of whom are former Hope students.
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Mira Bartok, who attended Hope in the latter 1970s before attending art school in Chicago, wrote "The Memory Palace" and 28 books for children, and has been recognized as a "New York Times" bestselling author and noted in "The Best American Essays" series. Her writing has appeared in several literary journals and anthologies. She lives in Western Massachusetts where she runs "Mira's List," a blog that helps artists find funding and residencies all over the world. "The MemoryPalace" is Bartok's first book for adults. She is also co-founder of North Radio, multi-media collaborative that she runs with her husband, drummer and music producer Doug Plavin. Additional information is available at her website at http://www.mirabartok.com.
Every year one reading in the Jack Ridl Visiting Writers Series is done in honor of Tom Andrews (1961-2001), a 1984 Hope graduate who was born and grew up in West Virginia. Following Hope, he earned his M.F.A. at the University of Virginia. In his lifetime, Andrews published three books of poems and a memoir, "Codeine Diary," about his coming to terms with his hemophilia and his determined refusal to let it circumscribe his life. He also edited two collections of essays, "The Point Where All Things Meet: Essays on Charles Wright" and "On William Stafford: The Worth of Local Things." In 2002, Oberlin College Press published "Random Symmetries: The Collected Poems of Tom Andrews," a posthumous volume comprised of two previously published books of poetry, "The Brother's Country" and "The Hemophiliac's Motorcycle," and other works.
Additional information about the Jack Ridl Visiting Writers Series may be obtained online at www.hope.edu/vws.
A performance by a Hope jazz group will precede the reading beginning at 6:30 p.m.
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Shop address: Holyhead Road, Betws y Coed, LL24OBN
Telephone Number: 01690 710 816
Shop Opening Hours:
Monday 10:00-17:00
Tuesday 10:00-17:00
Wednesday 10:00-17:00
Thursday 10:00-17:00
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Saturday 10:00-17:00
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Our shop is located on the only road through the village, the A5, near to the pretty Pont y Pair bridge (with its small fir tree island and waterfall where you can see the salmon leaping every autumn). It is on the left hand side of the road if you are going up the hill towards Capel Curig and the mountains of Snowdonia. The Caffi Caban y Pair is situated next door for lovely homemade cakes, speciality teas and coffees, so you can contemplate those impending Rohan purchases.
Apart from being one of the most beautiful places in the British Isles, Betws-Y-Coed and North Wales has so much to offer, from fabulous scenery, technical mountain biking trails, climbing, walking, kayaking/canoeing, horse riding, fishing, quad biking, underground mine activities, gorge walking, fabulous coastal scenery, sailing, surfing, sea kayaking, kite surfing/buggying, to motor sports, it has all the sporting activities you could wish for. The National Mountain Centre of Plas y Brenin is situated a few miles away in Capel Curig and many Local Authorities have their Outdoor Centres located nearby.
Not only is every sporting taste catered for, there is also a wealth of Welsh heritage which is strong and alive and is of the utmost importance to this area. Betws Y Coed is at the head of the "Royal valley" (Conwy Valley), Llewelyn the Great the most prestigious and famous Welsh Prince was born in Dolwyddelan (near Betws Y Coed), he was an astute ruler who fought the Normans and many other invaders to defend the Welsh people. He was not only a great ruler but became a Folk hero as well, many Welsh mystical tales and folk stories are associated with him. Today the legacy of people like Llewelyn the Great mean that Welsh culture and language are alive and vibrant, 63% of people in the Conwy valley speak Welsh.
Not only is there Welsh language but also the Eisteddfod which is a Welsh festival of literature, music and performance, this tradition of Welsh artists dates back to the 12th Century. The Conwy valley town of Llanwrst has hosted the National Eisteddfod the largest cultural event in Europe. Today the Eisteddfod tradition starts from the very earliest age at Primary school and is very important in all the local schools which immerse pupils in the Welsh language and which becomes part of children's and adult's natural culture. The standard of literature, music, art and poetry as a result is world class. A taste of this heritage can be heard in Betws y Coed at St Michael's Church with various Male Voice Choirs performing and which run from July to September every Sunday evening.
Betws Y Coed lies at the confluence of four stunningly beautiful forested valleys and their rivers, which have produced a dramatic landscape. There are tumbling waterfalls and rivers and the huge Gwydir Forest with a host of tranquil lakes surrounds the village. Many trails both walking and mountain biking start from the village and suit all abilities, from strolls along the riverside to steep climbs into and above the forest with magnificent views of the majestic mountains of Snowdonia.
An artists colony was formed in 1844 and the building of the railway lead to many fine Victorian stone houses being built, which make up the village of Betws y Coed.
"The list of things to do in and around the area is endless, everyone is catered for, from the culture vulture to the adrenaline junky, (perhaps not the sun seekers though!)
There are numerous truly stunning historical sights to visit nearby Betws y Coed;
Dolwyddelan Castle built in the 12th Century believed to be Llewylyn Fawr's birth place.
Ty Mawr the farmhouse birthplace of Bishop William Morgan who translated the bible into Welsh in 1588
Llanrhychwyn Church the oldest church in Wales even possibly in Britain with medieval coloured glass
St Grwsts Church bulit in 1170 houses the coffin of Llewelyn Fawr
Gwydyr Castle rebuilt in the 16th Century
Neolithic Burial Chambers dating back from 1500BC
Bodnant Gardens are world renowned and fabulous
Betws Y Coed has its own golf course and fishing permits can be bought from a local hotel.
Some info on events up and coming in and around Betws y Coed.
6.10.2013 Eryri-Snowdonia Snowman Triathlon Capel Curig Conwy www.alwaysaimhighevents.com
26/27.10.2013 Snowdonia Walking Festival – walks guided by a local experts for all levels of fitness.
9.11.2013 Betws-y-Coed Trail Challenge a 10k trail race around the beautiful Llyn Elsi www.trailbetws.com
14-17th November 2013 Wales Rally GB (FIA World Rally Championships) 14.11.2013 Gwydyr Forest / Penmachno
30 Nov/1 Dec Nadolig Betws – Betws y Coed Christmas Fair events still to be decided. A great festive weekend with a fabulous lantern parade and late night shopping. www.nadoligbetws.co.uk
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