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Having two top-ranking members of the U.S. Senate Energy Committee meeting in SolarWorld's state-of-the-art module assembly building, known as "SA7" on campus, was a privilege that we looked forward to all week.
It's not often that we get the opportunity to host such a collection of policy-makers. We took this responsibility to heart and made sure the facility represented all of the capabilities of SolarWorld in the Americas.
The tour was lead by, Gordon Brinser, president of SolarWorld Industries America Inc., who gave a detailed overview of the solar panel manufacturing process, from processing polysilicon to shipping a completed solar panel.
Left to right: Gordon Brinser, Marvin Talbert, Sen. Lisa Murkowski, Sen. Ron Wyden, Mukesh Dulani
This was Oregon Senator Ron Wyden's third visit to our facility, so he kind of hung back and we chatted. He asked me how the team was doing with all the market pressure from the Far East. I told him that the team preferred to be running at 100 mph with our hair on fire everyday but that we understood the market conditions and were willing to do whatever was necessary to make SolarWorld successful.
Oregon Senator Ron Wyden (left), Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski (center), and SolarWorld's head of moduling Marvin Talbert (right)
He replied that he always loved coming to the facility and that he loved the energy the team had. He also commented that he understood the challenges we're facing in the market and he was working diligently to get them addressed.
On the completion of the tour, Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski commented how impressed she was with the facility. She had this big smile on her face for most of the tour so I assume this was one of the more automated facilities she's visited.
Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski touring SolarWorld's module assembly facility in Hillsboro, Oregon
All of the dignitaries thanked us for the tour and our time. Seeing this level of genuine support from our politicians was very exciting.
I hope we get the chance to host similar events in the future. These events give us the opportunity to do the two things we love - show off the production areas and brag about the wonderful teams we have at SolarWorld.
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Chicago Force - Rally for the Ring Fundraiser (Women's Tackle Football)
Chicago Force
Friday, July 12, 2013 from 8:00 PM to 11:00 PM (CDT)
Event Details
There are 3 amazing reasons to be at this event:
- Welcome back the members of the Chicago Force women's tackle football team who are participating on Team USA in Helsinki, Finland. Team USA is one of 6 teams competing in the Women's World Championship of American Football tournament and are defending the gold medal won at the inaugural championship held in 2010.
- See Out Singer-Songwriter and Chicago Force and Team USA QB Sami Grisafe perform live. To learn more about Sami check out: http://dnain.fo/14a7XTw
- Prepare for the Women's Football Alliance's playoffs to resume with the conference semi-final round being played the next day June 13th. http://2013forcegame6.eventbrite.com/
In 2012 Chicago went all the way to the National Championship but lost a heartbreaker in the last 3 minutes of the game. However, it was historic being the first women's national championship game ever played in an NFL stadium, Heinz Field - home of the Pittsburgh Steelers. The game was also broadcast on ESPN3.
The Chicago Force, in its 11th season is one of 50 teams nationally in the Women's Football Alliance (WFA) and has only missed the playoffs in one season of its history. Learn more at www.ChicagoForceFootball.com and www.facebook.com/ChicagoForce
When & Where
Spin Nightclub
800 West Belmont Avenue
Friday, July 12, 2013 from 8:00 PM to 11:00 PM (CDT)
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Get an overview of this hotelMahabaleshwar hotel with pool, peaceful setting near market
Popular highlights
Arthur's Seat, Venna Lake
Spread over 5 scenic acres with woods and gardens, this family-friendly hotel is a 2-minute walk from Mahabaleshwar's main market. Arthur's Seat, with its spectacular views, is just 600 meters from the hotel; Venna Lake is 2.5 km away.
Breakfast included
Guests can start the day with a complimentary breakfast buffet. Citrus Chambers Mahabaleshwar also features a vegetarian restaurant, an outdoor pool, a children's play area, and a day spa. Room service is available 24 hours a day.
Variety of views
Facing the gardens, woods, or mountains, the 29 air-conditioned guestrooms offer premium bedding, cable TV, minibars, tea/coffeemakers, and laptop-compatible safes. free wireless and wired Internet access is available. Bathrooms come with bathrobes.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Citrus Chambers Mahabaleshwar
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
This 3.5-star hotel is in the heart of Mahabaleshwar, a picturesque hill station and popular holiday destination in the Western Ghats range. Guests are within easy reach of the main market, boating at Venna Lake, and famous mountain viewpoints such as Arthur's Seat.
Citrus Chambers Mahabaleshwar provides a complimentary breakfast each morning. The hotel's restaurant serves vegetarian meals. An outdoor pool, children's play area, and day spa are also on site. An amphitheatre is the setting for live entertainment some nights.
Other amenities include 24-hour room service, wireless Internet access (surcharge), business services, and ample free parking. Airport transfers are available for a surcharge. Pets are not allowed.
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Express check-in
- Fitness facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Porter/bellhop
- Express check-out
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Meeting rooms
- Year Built 2009
- Coffee shop or café
- Free self parking
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Outdoor pool
- Wired Internet access - surcharge
- Smoke-free property
- Spa services on site
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Laundry facilities
- Total number of rooms - 29
- Number of floors - 2
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Wedding services
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Garden
- Multilingual staff
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Soundproofed rooms
- Laundry facilities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Playground on site
- Separate dining area
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Available in some public areas: WiFi (surcharge) , Wired Internet access - surcharge
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Free WiFi
- Free wired Internet
- Premium TV channels
- Premium bedding
- Soundproofed rooms
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Access via exterior corridors
- Ceiling fan
- Air conditioning
- Free newspaper
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Designer toiletries
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Slippers
- Shower only
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Separate dining area
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Satellite TV service
- Number of bathrooms -
- Room service (24 hours)
- Down comforter
- Egyptian-cotton sheets
- Individually decorated
- Memory foam mattress
- Pillow menu
Where to Eat
Citrus Chambers Mahabaleshwar serves a complimentary breakfast buffet each morning.
BISO - This vegetarian restaurant showcases regional cuisine, as well as Continental and Chinese foods.
Room service is available 24 hours a day.
Nearby Things to Do
The hotel features a refreshing outdoor pool.
Venna Lake, just 2.5 km away, is a popular destination for boating (rentals available). Tree-lined paths around the lake are ideal for scenic strolls and horseback riding.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Playground on site
- Sailing nearby
Spa Services
Spa services include aromatherapy and ayurvedic treatments, scrubs, beauty services, massages and more.
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body treatments
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Ayurvedic treatments
- Massages
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at noon
Minimum check-in age is 18
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 10 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for INR 1500.0 per day.
- Cribs (infant beds) are not available.
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card, or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Please note that cultural norms and guest policies may differ by country and by property. The policies listed are provided by the property.
No cribs (infant beds) available
Parking height restrictions apply
To register at this property, guests who are Indian citizens must provide a valid photo identity card issued by the Government of India; guests who are foreign nationals must present a valid passport and visa. For more details, please contact the property using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
- New Year's Eve gala dinner fee
- Resort fee
Optional extras
- Rollaway bed fee: INR 1500.0 per day
Hotel Name
- Citrus Chambers
- Citrus Chambers Hotel
- Citrus Chambers Hotel Mahabaleshwar
- Citrus Chambers Mahabaleshwar
- Citrus Mahabaleshwar
- Mahabaleshwar Citrus
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A resort fee is included in the total price displayed. A fee for a mandatory New Year's Eve gala dinner is included in the total price displayed for stays on 31 December. Parking height restrictions apply.
This is an Expedia Rate property.


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New, Pretty Vintage-inspired Surfboard Fins From Roam Hawaii and Island Fins
Fun fins to keep your surf style going swimmingly.
The following is a recording of the first minutes of a baby turtle's life on a remote beach on the North Shore during turtle hatching season.
Baby Turtle: What's happening? Where am I? What is this grainy stuff surrounding me? Better tunnel through it. Mmm, the air our here has a sharp taste that I'm going to call "salty." I like it. I feel like it's coming from that big blue thing up ahead.
Actually, that blue thing looks awesome. So nice and cool. Since all the other little green guys around me are toddling toward it (should I call them "toddles"?) on their flappy little appendages, I might as well follow.
These appendages are fun. I'll call them "fins." They certainly are nifty when I'm zipping through the blue thing. It's too bad they aren't very pretty. They're kind of ugly and wrinkly. I'd much rather have a cool, stylish looking fin—like that! What is that?
Teenage Turtle: It's a surfboard with a fin from the new collaboration between Island Fin Design Hawaii and Roam Hawaii! You'll look super sharp swimming around with those babies. They are all one-of-a-kind and handcrafted right down the beach, in Haleiwa. They come in two shapes and three eggstra-cute floral and paisley designs made from local, vintage fabrics.
Baby Turtle: What a flippin' good look! Hey, What's that big black-and-white creature swimming toward me? Looks like he has fins too. I should tell him about the collab!
Teenage Turtle: Better swim clear. That's one shell shock you'll want to avoid.
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In a March 15 audience with the College of Cardinals, 76-year-old Pope Francis I noted that the clerics in the room who elected him weren't young men either. (Indeed, the average age of the 115 members of the Roman Catholic Church's highest ecclesiastical body is 71 years, 10 months, according to Catholic News Service.)
But the pontiff apparently sees their senior status as a plus rather than a liability, because he urged the cardinals to share the insights they've accumulated in their years of service with the young.
Let us give this wisdom to young people," he said. "Like good wine, it becomes better with age. Let us give to young people the wisdom of life."
It wasn't the first time that a pope had dispensed his views on the issue of aging. And they've spoken from experience: Over the past century, according to this chart, the average age of those who've ascended to the papacy has been 66, and three of the popes have been over over the age of 70 (76-year-old John XXIII in 1963, 78-year-old Benedict XVI in 2005, and now Francis I).
Here are some of their pearls of wisdom:
- "It's beautiful to be old. … The quality of a society, I'd say of a civilization, is judged by how well it treats its elderly." -Benedict XVI (served from 2005 to 2013), speaking to a group of elderly residents of Rome in November 2012
- "It is within the family that the elderly ought to find their first field of action. Their wisdom and experience are a treasure to the young married fold who, in the difficulties of early married life, can find in aged parents agreeable counselors and confidants, while the children will find in the example and affectionate care of their grandparents something which will compensate for the absences of the parents, which, for various reasons, are so frequent today." -John Paul II (1978-2005), in a May 1982 message
- "Elderly people help us to see human affairs with greater wisdom, because life's vicissitudes have brought them knowledge and maturity. They are the guardians of our collective memory, and thus the privileged interpreters of that body of ideals and common values which support and guide life in society." -John Paul II, Letter to the Elderly, Oct. 1, 1999
- "While speaking of older people, I would also say a word to the young, to invite them to remain close to the elderly. … I urge you to do this with great love and generosity. Older people can give you much more than you can imagine." -John Paul II, Letter to the Elderly, Oct. 1, 1999
- "Somebody should tell us, right at the start of our lives that we are dying. Then we might live life to the limit, every minute of every day. Do it! I say. Whatever you want to do, do it now! There are only so many tomorrows." -Paul VI ( 1963-1978)
- "The older the fiddler, the sweeter the tune." -Paul VI
- "We have arrived at the start of our 82nd year. Will we arrive at the end of it? We are not excessively concerned." -John XXIII (1958-1963), in an address at a celebration of his 81st birthday in November 1962
- "When the body gets worn out, the soul gets in shape." -John XXIII
- "Men are like wine – some turn to vinegar, but the best improve with age." -John XXIII
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text: Stephen Voltz and Fritz Grobe have turned chemistry into a viral video sensation. Their experiments mixing Mentos candies with Diet Coke have produced a series of online videos that have logged more than 40 million downloads and shaken up marketing at the Coca-Cola company. This week we snagged the duo, whose venture is known as Eepybird, and asked them about the secrets of their success. A hint: Don't overdo it on production values, but pay attention to staging. Above all, keep it genuine.


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Throwback Thurs! The Avengers Movie Premiere! Chris Hemsworth! Chris Evans! Joss Whedon! Samuel L. Jackson! Stan Lee! Jeremy Renner! Scarlett Johansson! Clark Gregg! Jon Favreau!Autographs!
February 23, 2017 Captain America, Fanboying!, Marvel, Movie Premieres, The Avengers, Thor, Throwback Thursday
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The Clubbies of Canterbury, New Zealand
Photography by Johnny McCormack
This southern hemi winter saw a change in the usual weather patterns in New Zealand. While Wanaka and Queenstown were left cold, dry and crowded the snow just kept dumping a few hours up the road around the Club fields of Canterbury. The Clubbies as they're known by the locals are small fields with no chair lifts, just rope tow's that fire you up the hill once you attach your metal clip – nutcracker to the tow. You then have to hang onto the clamp of the nutcracker as your dragged through a series of pulleys. Making for a frightening ride up, but this keeps the punters away and the powder untracked.
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Annual to bamboo-like; roots generally fibrous
Stem generally round, hollow; nodes swollen, solid
Leaves alternate, 2-ranked, generally linear; sheath generally open; ligule membranous or hairy, at blade base
Inflorescence various (of generally many spikelets)
Spikelet: glumes generally 2; florets (lemma, palea, flower) 1many; lemma generally membranous, sometimes glume-like; palea generally ± transparent, ± enclosed by lemma
Flower generally bisexual, minute; stamens generally 3; stigmas generally 2, generally plumose
Fruit: achene-like grain
Genera in family: 650900 genera; ± 10,000 species: worldwide; greatest economic importance of any family (wheat, rice, maize, millet, sorghum, sugar cane, forage crops, ornamental, weeds; thatching, weaving, building materials)
Reference: [Hitchcock 1951 Manual grasses US, USDA Misc Publ 200; Clayton & Renvoise 1986 Kew Bull Add Series 13]
See Glossary p. 26 for illustrations of general family characteristics. Generally wind-pollinated.
Perennial, tufted
Stem generally erect
Leaf: ligule membranous, sometimes long-ciliate, blade generally flat
Inflorescence panicle-like, generally narrow; branches generally ascending
Spikelet: glumes > floret (except awn), tapered below midpoint; axis breaking above glumes; floret 1, generally cylindric; callus blunt or sharp, hairs stiff; lemma stiffly membranous to hard, evenly hairy or glabrous above, awned from tip; awn > 10 mm, persistent, with 12 bends, or < 10 mm, readily deciduous, ± straight; palea < lemma, hairy, veined
Species in genus: ± 75 species: temp worldwide
Etymology: (Greek: awned scale, from lemma)
Segregated mostly from Stipa ; see also Hesperostipa, Nassella.
Stem 212 dm
Leaf glabrous to hairy; sheath generally ciliate at top; blade 0.51 mm wide, generally rolled
Inflorescence 830 cm
Spikelet: glumes 915 mm, ± equal; floret 5.57.5 mm; callus sharp; lemma 1.63 X palea length, hairs short; awn 1540 mm, bent twice, lower 2 segments hairy
Chromosomes: 2n=36
Ecology: Open, dry sites, sagebrush scrub, coniferous forest, alpine
Elevation: 1503400 m.
Bioregional distribution: Klamath Ranges, Cascade Range, Sierra Nevada, San Bernardino Mountains, Peninsular Ranges, Great Basin Floristic Province
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DailyDirt: Don't Drink The Water?!
from the urls-we-dig-up deptDrinking eight glasses of water every day might be overkill, but it's good to stay hydrated. Even though it's almost the end of summer (for folks in the northern hemisphere at least), here are a few quick links on quenching your thirst.
- Milk could be better than water or sports drinks for re-hydrating active kids. Got Milk? [url]
- Forget Camelbaks if you live in Seattle. Just wear a raincatch -- a raincoat that collects and purifies water for its wearer. It ain't pretty (and it's probably really heavy), but it'll keep you hydrated if you're really paranoid about potable water... [url]
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Bethel College Learning Resource Cenfe the CLARIO
Bethel College and Seminary, St. Pail, Minn. Tuesday, May 7, 1963
Annual Banquet Honors
College Seniors, Faculty
(Photo by Ostrom)
Proposing a toast to the class of 1963 is Judy Van Wambeke, a
sophomore from Barrington, Ill. Jim Spickelmier, a representative of
the senior class and president of the student senate from Denver, Colo.,
accepts the recognition. This presentation will be a feature of the third
annual all-college banquet to be held in the Hall of States at the Leam-ington
hotel at 6:30 p.m. on May 10.
Student Affairs Chooses Thirteen
To Serve as Resident Counselors
(Photo by Ostrom)
Tree planting occupied the attention of Tim Sward, Pam Hanson,
Joan Anderson and Dean Dahlquist as they initiated the senate-sponsor-ed
project of planting 150 silver maple and blue spruce trees on the
new campus yesterday.
Student affairs office last week
announced the resident counselors
for the coming year, selecting
seven women and six men.
Counselor's responsibilities in-clude
helping dormitory residents
with personal problems as well as
encouraging adherence _to dormi-tory
rules and caring for dormi-tory
facilities. Counselors were
chosen on the basis of participa-ti"
r in campus activities, past dor-mitory
experience and personal
PAT FOTY, from Wayzata, Minn.,
and Gladys Holmberg, from Mara-thon,
Ia., both juniors majoring in
Christian education, were re-ap-pointed.
Sophomore Mary Bang, a resi-dent
of Duluth, Minn., with a
double major in Christianity and
music, is a new appointee. Ac-tive
in band and college choir,
Miss Bang also serves as organ-ist
at Olivet Baptist church.
Transferring from Worthington
junior college as a sophomore in-
Office Lists
Applications for honors or aca-demic
scholarships are to be made
before the end of the semester in
the student affairs office. These
scholarships are granted on the
basis of need, with the recipients
being notified during the summer
and recognized at the opening fall
Endowed and special scholarships
automatically screen all students
with a B average, but students eli-gible
for such a scholarship should
also contact the student affairs of-fice.
The May 24 honors convoca-tions
will announce these recip-ients.
Grants-in-aid are available for
needy students who have achieved
a minimum honor point average of
1.0 and show particular promise
in some phase of departmental
Students with the necessary pre-requisites
must contact their de-partmental
chairman or their ad-visor
who will submit a written
statement of recommendation to
the faculty scholarship committee.
Grants-in-aid are repaid without
interest after completion of school-ing.
terested in drama, Sherla Dreesen
was also named. From Sibley, Ia.,
Miss Dreesen served as secretary-treasurer
of the Royal Players this
past year.
Secretary of both Hagstrom dor-mitory
council and the sophomore
class and member of the women's
choir, Marilyn Sue Griffith is the
third new counselor. Miss Griffith,
whose home town is Hastings, Neb.,
plans to major in either elemen
tary education or Christian educa-tion.
A SOPHOMORE elementary edu-cation
major, Marilyn Swan comes
(cont'd. on p. 3)
Attending the initial meeting of
the Tri-State small college leader-ship
conference April 26-27 were
delegates Ed Anthony, Bob Beck-strom
and Dean Dahlquist and Dr.
Roy C. Dalton, faculty advisor.
Held at Valley City State Teach-ers
college, Valley City, North Da-kota,
the purpose of the meeting
was to present a forum for the
discussion of problems related dir-ectly
to the small college situa-tion.
Approximately 55 delegates at-tended,
representing eight
schools with enrollments from
300 to 1,200.
Friday evening's activities con-sisted
of a banquet and mixer. An
opening orientation, discussion
sessions, a business meeting and
a summary session were on the
agenda for Saturday.
Typical topics discussed at the
discussion sessions were student
elections, foreign students and
functions of student councils.
Next year's conference will be
held at Northern State Teachers
college, Aberdeen, South Da-kota.
At that time organizational
plans will be formalized for the
conference members.
Last week-end, Dick Fredrickson
and Bill Carlson traveled to the
University of Minnesota at Duluth
for the leadership training confer-ence
of the Minnesota-Dakotas reg-ion
of the National Student associa-tion.
Conference sessions convened at
5 p.m. Friday and terminated on
An evening affair honoring stu-dents
and faculty, the annual all-college
banquet anticipates attend-ance
by all students Friday, May
10. The banquet will begin at 6:30
p.m. in the Leamington hotel Hall
of States.
Editor Karen Neslund will pre-sent
and dedicate SPIRE 1963.
COEVAL editor Elizabeth Carlson
will present the annual student
Science Lecturer
Explores Space
Dr. Donald Osterbrock, a lectur-er
from the American Astronomi-cal
society, will be speaking at
convocation Wednesday and Thurs-day
at 10 a.m. He comes through
the visiting professor program un-der
the A.A.S. and the National
Science foundation.
On Wednesday, the topic will be
"Space Astronomy," and on Thurs-day
the "Sun's Atmosphere." Both
convocations will be illustrated
with slides.
At 12 noon Wednesday he will
meet with a physics class and
discuss "Radio Astronomy" and
at 3 p.m., he will talk on "The
Physics of Comets."
Dr. Osterbrock is from the Wash-burn
observatory at Madison, Wis-consin.
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Thursday, the science depart-ments
will present their annual
open house from 1 to 5 p.m. The
biology, chemistry and physics de-partments
are taking part.
Sunday with the regional elections
and a seminar on the coming con-gress.
Olivet Nazarene college, Kan-kakee,
Illinois, will host the Am-erican
Association of Evangelical
Students national conference
May 9-11. Bethel will be repre-sented
by senate-appointed dele-gates.
Centering around the theme "The
Christian College in the 20th Cen-tury,"
the conference will consist
of general sessions, group and
journal. Both publications will be
distributed following the program.
Jim Spickelmier will give the
graduate's reply to Judy Van
Wambeke's reminiscent toast to
the graduating class. Seniors who
have been awarded graduate
study scholarships and those
named to "Who's Who" will re-ceive
Receiving' recognition as they
leave for sabbatical next year are
Julius Whitinger, assistant profes-sor
of music, who will continue
study in Washington, D.C. and
Clifford Larson, dean, who plans
to travel to England, as well as
attend school.
Faculty members taking leaves
of absence next year will also be
honored. Physical education in-structor
Owen Halleen will con-tinue
work on his doctorate. As-sociate
professor of Spanish, Miss
Lillian Ryberg plans to teach in
Chile during the second semester,
while participating in the SPAN
Carillon singers, directed by
Edith Norberg, minister of mu-
"To stimulate more students into
active participation in campus po-litical
organizations, to encourage
the Bethel YGOP to participate in
the county Republican program
and the Minnesota College Federa-panel
discussions and a banquet
with Dr. David Mackey, President
of Trevecca Nazarene college,
Nashville, Tennessee, as the fea-tured
At the discussion sessions, Dr.
Bernard Ramm, Professor of sys-tematic
theology and Christian
apologetics, California Baptist
Theological seminary, Covina, Cal-ifornia,
will lead discussion of
such topics as "International In-fluences
Affecting the Christian
sic at Mt. Olivet Lutheran
church, will provide special mu-sic.
The forty-member group ac-companied
by Richard Zgodava
will present selections from
Whitman's "When Lilacs Last in
the Dooryard Bloomed."
Head of the Shakespearean thea-tre
at the University of Minnesota
Mr. David Jones will give a fea-tured
A resume by President Lund-quist
of this year's activities on
the campus will conclude the pro-gram.
Bethel's new campus will be the
site for the Seminary Juniors' class
party to be held on Saturday, May
4. Meeting at 1:45 p.m. in the
seminary parking lot, the group
will then progress out to the
Various recreational activities
are being planned by Dick Young,
junior class president. A picnic
will bring the event to a close. All
class members are urged to attend.
tion of Republicans, and to em
phasize the need for Christians to
actively enter into politics are the
objectives of the Bethel Young Re-publicans
club for next year" de-clared
Bill Damberg, who was re-elected
president for the 1963-64
In retrospect, some of the out-standing
events of the past year in-cluded
an address by Mr. John
Tracy Anderson, representative to
the state legislature; a discussion
led by Dr. Walfred Peterson on
the role of the political party; an
address by Mr. Robert Forsythe,
Minnesota State Republican chair-man;
visit to the state capitol; and
a visit to the Ramsey county Re-publican
Officers for the past year were
Bill Damberg, president; Ted Pet-erson,
vice president; Carol Stew-art,
secretary; and Bruce Baker,
treasurer. Dr. Bass served as the
club's advisor.
Missions Group
Concludes Year
At Camp Outing
World Mission fellowship's acti-vities
will conclude Sunday, May
12, at Snail Lake Bible camp in
St. Paul.
Activities scheduled to begin at
2 p.m. consist of picnic, program
and planning for the coming year.
Mr. Frank Eshelman of the col-lege
faculty and Mr. Reuben
Omark of the seminary will ad-dress
the organization on the after-noon's
theme, "Looking unto
Members will elect the cabinet
for the 1963-64 term.
Students may volunteer to assist
with food and transportation for
the afternoon by contacting Carol
Brisson, Marie Hokuf, Brian Penny,
David Sorley or WMF advisor Miss
Lillian Ryberg.
Senators Attend Conferences;
AAES Holds National Meeting
YGOP Elects Officers,
Declares Revised Goals
Page 2
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Responsibilities Confront
Student Life Appointees
Second vice-president Bob Beckstrom holds the chair of
the student life council. Made up of the five committee co-ordinators,
the senate treasurer and the second vice-president,
the council plans the co-curricular program for the school
Final selection of the committee coordinators will be made
by the senate at its meeting tonight. Each committee has sev-eral
obligations that should be considered. Plans for the fall
semester must be outlined before summer vacation.
Responsibilities are least defined for the academic com-mittee.
Activity during its first two years of existence has
been largely confined to forums, both following convocations
and independently. Sponsorship of a convocation, a convo-cation
series or a lectureship seems a natural responsibility.
Study of an honor system begun two years ago should be
resurrected and completed, with proper report to the senate.
Some sort of academic emphasis should be made during
Welcome week, when other committees feel it their responsi-bilities
to introduce new Bethel students to their particular
programs. Means for furthering student-teacher dialogue both
within and between departments deserves study.
Athletic committee schedules have little chance for great
variation. Co-recs and buses to athletic events are the only
scheduled activities. Since control of the intramural program
has passed from the committee's hands, allocation of student
funds to the program should be stopped.
Advance plans to follow the athletic teams to other cam-puses
would make greater publicity possible and give more
students opportunity to travel to these games. Co-recs should
be varied from the traditional night-in-the-gym. Such activi-ties
as hikes, bike hikes, swimming parties, canoe trips and
overnight outings could be included.
With the prospect of continuing under incumbent leader-ship,
the cultural committee has excellent prospects. Improve-ments
over this year's schedule will be difficult.
Some less classical-oriented ensemble, such as a folk music
group, could be invited to the campus. Arts convocations in
addition to those during Fine Arts week would also be worth-while.
Informal forum sessions to discuss great literature,
music and art could be sponsored. Record concerts could be
scheduled for hi-fi and stereo fans.
Imagination is needed in arranging the religious com-mittee
program. Again forum sessions should be explored
as a means of increasing student participation and thought.
Co-sponsorship of activities with the cultural committee,
such as religious drama, or the academic committee, such
as forums following convocations, is worthy of serious con-sideration.
Social committee programs proceed concerned only about
student's enjoyment. As trial runs of several new activities
occurred this year, continuation rather than extension seems
most advisable. More careful, complete planning would solve
most of the difficulties encountered.
Abandonment of the proposed spring ice cream social,
however, is a wrong that deserves righting in years to come.
And the prospect of an old-fashioned box social next fall is
enough to warm any Bethel man's heart.
Success or failure of each committee's program depends
in large part upon the selections made tonight.
"Darkness at Noon" by Arthur Koestler.
New American Library, 1941.
by Paul Carlson
Darkness at Noon by Arthur
Koestler is a novel concerning the
era of the 1937-38 Moscow trials,
It was a time of intense inner-party
demoralization. Many of
those tried and executed were for-mer
Bolshevik leaders tormented
by the paradoxes and inconsisten-cies
which they saw developing in
their party. During a whim of
youthful zeal most had sold their
minds and souls to Marxism-Len-inism.
Such was Rubishov, Koestler's
leading character. He had the sen-sitivity
of a true intellectual and
could not square current party
activities with the ideals he thought
his cause embraced. Consequently
he involved himself in counter-revolutionary
When he was arrested for sub-version,
he began the arduous task
of thinking through his entire
moral and ideological position,
After torturing himself with in-tense
introspection, Rubishov con-vinced
himself that he no longer
embraced the ideals but the skele-ton
of the party.
Rubishov's problems first became
obvious when he developed a love
for people. He was devoted emo-tionally
to the abolition of human
miseries and when he saw the re-gime
of his party imposing hard-ships
upon his countrymen, he re-acted
with much distress.
His situation was further com-plicated
when he began asking
metaphysical questions: questions
which his party could not answer.
Thus began what appears to be
Rubishov's religious experience.
In his cell he paced to and fro
mumbling Bible verses. And he
tempted his sanity by dwelling on
metaphysical problems of devastat-ing
But he could not bring himself
to admit that his humanitarianism
and his extra-party questioning was
justifiable. He was forced not by
party functionaries but by his own
delirious logic to confess to crimes
he did not commit in the tragic
hope that history would somehow
exonerate him.
His sin had been backsliding: he
had started to develop his own
by Minda Pearson
Dr. Kenneth Latourette optimis-tically
viewed the general state of
the Christian church and work in
China at recent evening and morn-ing
convocations. Overflow audi-ences
listened to this great church
historian and prolific author.
Analyzing factors contributing
to secularism in the church, he
briefly discussed the implications
of the threat of war, our expanding
knowledge of the universe, and
widespread political revolutions. A
further factor, the revival of such
world faiths as Islam, Buddhism,
Hinduism is linked with rising na-tionalism
among the countries.
THE CHURCH in South America
evidences a growing Christianity
through an awakening in the Cath-
With Art, Music,
COEVAL, Bethel's creative jour-nal,
makes its second appearance
this Friday. Editor Elizabeth Carl-son,
junior English major, will for-mally
present the publication at
the all-college banquet.
Designed by Jud Nelson, sopho-more
art major, the magazine in-cludes
forty pages of literary piec-es,
art work and photographic es-says.
Nelson has carried through
the cover motif in the interior de-sign.
Miss Carlson indicated that
there has been a favorable re-sponse
to this issue of COEVAL.
Many students have submitted
poetry and prose, while others
have contributed photography
and art.
She further commented on the
value of such a publication in the
Bethel context. "A liberal arts edu-cation
should stimulate creative in-by
Dan Martinez
This month offers many oppor-tunities
to enjoy good theater per-formances.
Last night the Tyrone Guthrie
theater at 725 Vineland place be-gan
its repertory season with a
individual philosophy. He wanted
to hasten his death and hence end
his dilemma.
As his hour of execution ap-proached
he found death a wel-come
solution. And yet the fact of
death sent his mind reeling after
questions of infinity.
Actual death was no less than an
encounter with infinity, a fact
which he had rejected by reason
of party logic.
Koestler's novel speaks of two
types of totalitarianism. It casti-gates
extreme regimentation of the
human will by external political
power. Simultaneously he chides
hyper-individualism as chaotic and
self-destructive. Complete reliance
upon personal logic is subjugation
of the totalitarianism of the ego.
If used as a spring board to per-sonal
introspection, Darkness at
Noon is very worthy reading. It
tends to smoke out latent political
and philosophical presuppositions
and exposes some of their weak-nesses.
Since students are in the
formative stages, serious reflection
on this book will likely induce
modifications of their present poli-tical
olic church and a Protestant re-vival.
-Latourette stated that Chris-tianity
is more deeply rooted than
any other religion and illustrated
the point from his world travels.
A trend toward unity can be
seen in the Christian church. At
the Last Supper, Christ said, "A
new commandment I give unto
you, that you love one another."
Christ prayed that all who be-lieve
in Him might be one, even
as He and the Father are one.
Love Latourette sees as the key
to Christian understanding: an at-tempt
to bring Christians together.
The World Council of Churches ex-ists
not as a superchurch but a fel-lowship
of understanding.
He refuses to call this age a post-
Christian era, exclaiming that we
Prose/ Poetry
terest in writing, art and musical
"A journal serves as a collective
expression of quality efforts and
gives students the satisfaction of
published work."
An advisory board of four has
assisted the editor in preparing
COEVAL: juniors Dean Dahlquist
quist and Karen Neslund, both
studying in the field of English,
and seniors Annette Larson, his-tory
major and Dan Martinez,
philosophy major.
Sophomores Jann Bowman and
Carol Stewart have acted in the
assistant editor capacity. COEVAL
has been printed by Philip Ander-son
of the seminary.
Grants from the CLARION, the
academic committee, and the de-partments
of English and music
have made publication possible.
production of Shakespeare's Ham-let.
The Walker Art center will
exhibit through May 26 sketches
and designs for costumes and set-tings
by Tanya Moiseiwitch for the
Guthrie productions.
Italian Straw Hat by Eugene
Labiche and Theo Hoffman will be
performed by the Edyth Bush thea-tre
on May 9-11, 16-18.
Lakeshore Players will present
My Three Angels, a well known
stage play concerning three French
convicts who straighten the lives
of a poor French merchant and
his family in French Guiana.
Toys in the Attic, a powerful
drama by Lilian Hellman, will be
performed by theatre St. Paul on
May 10-12, 17-19, 24-26.
Minneapolis Institute of-Arts will
exhibit its collection of humorous
prints Daumier at the Theatre May
8-June 14. The object of the month
is The Temptation of Christ by
Titan. A gallery talk on the paint-ing
will be given May 12 at 3 p.m.
Department of art of the Univer-sity
of Minnesota will exhibit
paintings, sculpture, drawings,
prints, photography and ceramics
by graduate students working on a
masters degree. The exhibit will
be shown in the University gallery.
Metropolitan Opera company of
New York City will give seven per-formances
in Northrup auditorium;
May 14, Othello; May 15, Boris God-unov;
May 16, Die Meistersinger;
May 17, Gavalleria Rusticana and
Pagliacci; May 18, The Barber of
Seville and May 18, La Traviata.
Some tickets are still available for
some of the performances.
Twin Cities Philharmonic orches-tra
will give a concert May 11 in
Murray Hall, St. Thomas college at
8 p.m. No admission charged.
are just now moving out as Chris-tians
into significant realms of
service and influence. He cited the
U.N. and the Red Cross which were
founded ultimately because of
Christian principles.
GHANDI, though not a Chris-tian,
but a great admirer of Christ,
was said by thousands of Indians
to have died a Christ-like death.
"Current Status of the church
in China" was his topic at the
Friday morning convocation. Be-fore
addressing the subject, Lat-ourette
gave historical back-ground.
The Chinese, a fairly
homogeneous society of nearly
650 million people, have a civili-zation
rooted primarily in the
philosophy of Confucius.
When British merchants pene-trated
the markets of China in the
nineteenth century, missionaries
soon followed. Tremendous politi-cal
revolutions shook China in the
early twentieth century, shatter-ing
its ties with antiquity, demand-ing
a new stability to Chinese so-ciety.
After World War II China was
defeated, disrupted, economically
inflated and overrun by Commun-ists.
They forced the missionaries
to leave the country and broke off
all ties with Rome and the West.
MISSIONARIES had set up "self-run"
churches before the Japanese
invasion during World War II. Two-thirds
of the native churchmen
were Catholics; one-third were Pro-testant.
Latourette hastened to assure
that there are yet Christians in
China, though fewer than in
1949. There are seminaries still
training pastors and baptism is
Although there appears to be
nothing we can do, Latourette be-lieves
strongly in the effectiveness
of prayer. His closing triumphant
closing note was "God is still at
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Tuesday, May 7
6:45 p.m. Student senate. Faculty
8 p.m. College wives. Room 3.
9 p.m. WMF. Seminary chapel.
Wednesday, May 8
9 p.m. Boys' intramurals. Fieldhouse.
9 p.m. YDFL.
Thursday, May 9
1-5 p.m. Science department open
Friday, May 10
9 a.m.-3 p.m. Navy recruiters. Stu-dent
6:30 p.m. All-college banquet. Lea-mington
Sunday, May 12
2-5:30 p.m. WMF picnic. Snail Lake
Bible camp.
3 p.m. Recital: Shirley Stearns Root.
Monday, May 13
8 p.m. Recital. Fieldhouse.
8 p.m. Seminary wives.
9 p.m. SNEA. Education house.
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except during vacation and examination
periods, by the students of Bethel college
and seminary, St. Paul 1, Minn. Subscrip-tion
rate $3 per year.
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No. 24
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Distinguished Church Historian
Chronicles Secularism , China
Zbe Fifnbex:
Koestler's Portrayal of Totalitarianism
Holds Historical, Personal Significance
Second COEVAL Appears Friday
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Dave Johnson
Dean Dahlquist
Marilynne Anderson
Karen Neslund
Don Allison
Elizabeth Carlson
Bob Larson
Marcia Daniels
Joan Anderson
Marilyn Swan
Edward Avey
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that were taken of the college
choir when they sang in Washing-ton,
However, I could not help but
wonder what impressions the stu-dents
in the school have about
the other groups in the music de.
partment. I feel that the male
chorus and women's choir have
had tours that were just as inter-esting
and successful. For exam-ple,
the male chorus at the World's
Fair and the women's choir at
Niagara Falls last year.
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definite tendency for the public
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Christian Liberal Arts Student Faces
Dichotomy Requiring Serious Thought
relations office to "push" the col-lege
choir and to subordinate the
other musical organizations on
Bethel's campus.
Paul Wedeking
from Rockford, Ill. Miss Swan serv-ed
as Big and Little Sis co-chair-man
and treasurer of Bodien dor-mitory
council and the women's
choir during the past year.
Judy Van Wambeke, a Bar-rington,
III., sophomore, served
this year as Bodien dormitory
council president. Majoring in
elementary education, Miss Van
Wambeke was also a member of
the women's choir and is the
(cont'd. from p. 1)
by Jim Spiceland
Serious involvement in the edu-cational
process should always in-clude
a struggle for a theological
position. Stimulation in this pur-suit
should take place in every
contemporary liberal arts situa-tion.
At Bethel, with a traditional
Christian emphasis, the student
should be strongly encouraged in
this respect.
However, an earnest quest in this
area of the college experience is
not always easy or pleasant. Hon-esty
in a consideration of various
positions in any realm demands a
willingness to embrace another po-sition
if it is found to possess
greater validity.
ELEMENTS of doubt must play
a rather significant place in our
hierarchy of attitudes, and this
situation involves the student in a
dilemma which at times becomes
almost critical.
We have a fervent desire to
remain committed to a positive
evangelical position, yet we find
that this very committment hin-ders
our consideration of other
theologies. One finds himself ap-proaching
theological views with
a bias which may allow him to
new corresponding secretary of
the student senate.
Re-named were Bryce Krohn, a
junior from Stetsenville, Wis., and
Iry Stauffer, a senior from Duluth,
Minn., both mathematics majors.
Menlo Park, Calif., sophomore
Bob Beckstrom is a history major
and newly elected second vice-president
of the student senate.
Beckstrom has been president of
the sophomore class and the male
chorus and CLARION sports edi-tor.
DAVE JOHNSON, a sophomore
natural science major, hails from
Cambridge, Minn. New CLARION
editor, Johnson served as student
senate member-at-large and mem-ber
of the band and male chorus.
Attending the seminary as a
middler, Wayne Langhein was
also selected as a new counselor.
From Ladora, Ia., Langhein gra-duated
from the State university
of Iowa as a mathematics major.
Terry Port, a sophomore from
Poland, Ohio, concludes the list.
A Christianity major with plans
for the ministry, Port has been
treasurer of Edgren dormitory
study other stands, but prevents
any honest consideration of
This is not a desirable attitude.
The educational process must in-volve
us more intensely than does
mere academic activity.
This dilemma presents itself as
a rather challenging and yet dis-heartening
obstacle to the student,
who often finds himself gravely
confused as to what response is
most healthy to his Christian faith
and educational maturity.
ONE DOES NOT want to hinder
genuine progress in either area,
yet he is keenly aware that a dich-otomy
exists that leaves a high
probability for a wrong response.
It is at this point that the
problem becomes crucial. And
it is here that many of us re-treat
to a very conservative posi-tion,
embracing the language and
attitudes of our earlier Christian
experience, holding tenaciously
to that stand.
This is a highly unfortunate re-sponse.
Those who observe the
shallowness involved find them-selves
moving to the opposite end
of the continium. In a professed
effort to be honest, they take on a
possibly too skeptical, cynical
frame of mind regarding Chris-tianity.
It is granted that both of these
responses are entirely inadequate,
although one finds disturbingly
deep sympathies in each direction.
Is there not a ray of hope in the
fact that it is plausible, possibly
even necessary, to retain a whole-some,
sober respect for the evan-gelical
position, while remaining
open to the validity of opposing
Serving 300, the Century club
dinner presented the theme "Dyna-mite
and Dynamics" in the Dayton
Skyroom Saturday, April 27.
The dinner was a year end re-port
in honor of those from Min-nesota
and the five surrounding
states who have expressed an inter-est
in Bethel by donating $100 or
experience Cassidy has had while
studying at Fuller ... one summer
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conducted an outstandingly suc-cessful
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Student Affairs Picks Thirteen
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What led Michael Cassidy — born
and raised in So. Africa, educated
at Cambridge in England—to enroll
at Fuller Theological Seminary in
Pasadena, California ?
"Circumstances played a part," says
Cassidy, who was welcomed to the
U. S. by a Fuller graduate who read
a letter Cassidy wrote to Billy
Graham while attending the Billy
Graham New York Crusade in 1957.
"But more important," Cassidy
explains, "was the combination I
saw in Fuller graduates of a real
love for Christ with a scholarly
commitment to Holy Scripture."
"At Fuller I have found conviction
on essentials, liberty on nonessen-tials,
and love over all. This has
changed my initial interest in teach-ing
to a greater and greater inter-est
in evangelism. I now intend to
devote my life to evangelical work in
the cities of Africa."
This decision on a life's work is
based on two summers of actual
by Denny Port
Last week's baseball action saw
the Royals split two doubleheaders.
Wednesday Bethel trounced Mar-tin
Luther college 9-2 in the sec-ond
game after dropping the first
by a 4-3 count. On Saturday the
Royals gained a 1-0 victory over
Austin college in the second game
of two, after being shout out in the
opener by the same score.
Saturday's games were essential-ly
pitcher's battles. In the opener
both pitchers hurled two-hitters.
The only run of the game was
scored on a pair of errors and a
hit in the second inning. Curt Hall-strom
fanned ten Austin batters
and allowed only two walks, but
errors and silent bats cost him and
Bethel the game.
John Holmberg hurled a one-hit
shoutout in the second game.
He kept the shackles on Austin
hitters throughout, allowing no
hits until the sixth inning. The
offensive punch was provided by
Dave Cox, singling home Jim
Friberg, who had reached base
on an error and stolen second.
In Tuesday's first game Martin
Luther opened fast and built up a
4-0 lead over three innings. Lu-
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Tuesday, May 7, 1963
(Photo by Ostrom)
Wendy Carroll backhands a shot under the watchful eye of partner
Ed Carlson in a practice game after win over Concordia on a forfeit.
The Royal netmen's record is two wins and one loss.
Swatters Split Pair;
Holmberg Wins Two
Cottage Inn
Serving .. .
Evening & Sunday
Javelin: 1) Bryce Krohn, Dks.,
120' 10".
Discus: 1) Len Anderson, Pgs.,
106' 101/2".
100-yd. dash: 1) Dick Law-rence,
Psts., 10.6 sec.
220-yd. dash: 1) Lantz Leonard,
Sqs., 24.8 sec.
440-yd. dash: 1) Denny Gustaf-son,
Kts., 56.7 sec.
880-yd. run: 1) Edgar Peter-man,
Kts., 2:17.5 min.
Mile run: 1) Dave Peterman,
Kts., 5:11.0 min.
880-yard relay: 1) Kts., 1:51.3
Mile relay: 1) Kts., 4:21.4 min.
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Concordia Tops
Royal Runners
In Home Contest
Bethel's track team met Concor-dia
at Alexander Ramsey high
school Tuesday, having had the
meet postponed Saturday due to
inclement weather. A determined
Concordia team took the edge in
point totals, 61 to Bethel's 52.
First places in the field events
were split with Concordia taking
the broad jump and high jump,
and Bethel the shot put and dis-cus.
Jack Buss, one of the team's
consistent standouts, won both
throwing events.
Buss's shot put of 39' 6" bet-tered
the second place Concordia
distance by nearly seven feet.
Buss was the only man to throw
the discus over one hundred feet,
doing so with a fling of 110' 5".
Hans Waldenstrom placed second
in the discuss.
Buss failed to perform up to par
in the high jump, but Art Dykstra
came up with a third place in that
event. Dykstra also placed third
in the broad jump.
In the running events Bethel de-ther's
"slow-throwing" Schnitker pended on another standout for
innings as the Royals fell short
pitched a perfect game for four
Fred Purcell who won the 880
most of its points. This time it was
Bethel's bats boomed in the sec- yard, one mile, and two mile runs.
ond game as the Royals scored nine Purcell, who won all three easily,
runs on nine hits. After a shakey was deprived of any real competi-start
Holmberg allowed only one tion. Despite the handicap, he came
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Bethel's offensive laurel were for the 880 yd. run.
shared by several players. Lyle
Only other first place for
Anderson doubled home two
Bethel was won by Jim Nelson
runs in the five-run second inn-ing,
Jim Austin doubled in two in the low hurdles. Nelson took
in the third, Don McKelvy col- a second in the 440 yd. dash.
lected a double and a triple, and
Captain Dave Hagfeldt was the Dave Buck homered in the fourth. top Bethel runner in the 100 yd.
Royals currently hold an 8-6 sea- and 220 yd. dashes, taking second
son record. place in both.
Golfers LoseAgainst Northwestern,
Boast Confidence in Improvement
Bethel lost a close, hard played golf match to rival Northwestern
college on Friday, May 3, in spite of genuine efforts by Lindy Nelson
and Gene Weborg. The final score was 9 1/2 - 5 1/2, with Nelson scoring
2 1/2 points, Weborg two and Ed Van Rossum one.
Nelson proved his merit as number one man on the squad by tak-ing
his match with a well executed ninety-two on a rather wet and
unfamiliar course.
Although plagued by inexperienc
and lack of practice, the team has
played very adequate golf. Jim
Kercher and Ed Van Rossum, tak-ing
the first and second positions
respectively, are the most improv-ed
players on the squad. Van Ros-sum's
playing in the Northwestern
match was a deciding factor in the
closeness of the match.
Only other match was a tri-angular
with Eau Claire and River
Falls at River Falls in which the
Royals placed third, unable to come
up with a winner.
Team positions at the present
time are number one, Lindy Nel-son;
two, Jim Kercher; three, Gene
Weborg; four, Ed Van Rossum; and
five, Gene Selander.
by Don Allison
What purpose does an intramural program serve at Bethel? As I
check the intramural sports handbook I see that there are three primary
objectives involved in Bethel's program. The first major objective is to
gain participation of all men students and staff members. The second
objective is the development of leadership ability, etc., etc. (you know
the bit), and the third is just to have fun.
There can be no serious doubt among intramural sports participants
that the program does provide a certain amount of fun and relaxation.
Although I personally know of no dynamic leaders on campus who be-came
leaders because of intramurals, I will give the handbook the bene-fit
of the doubt and admit that a reasonable amount of leadership train-ing
is available through the program. The first objective, however, is
sheer nonsense.
It is ridiculous to imagine that there could ever be participation
by all under the present system, or as for that matter, under any
system that might be devised. The recruiting system, centered around
this first objective of participation by all, has resulted in a weak pro-gram,
especially in the area of team sports.
Consider this: It is quite obvious that not everyone with team mem-bership
is participating, so why should everyone belong to a team.
This is not to say that certain requirements should be met before
entry into the program, but that the teams should include only those
who express a desire to belong to a team. The program would continue
to be one of the "open" type in that any person who failed to become
an active member at the beginning of the school year could become
a team member at any time.
The strength in this type of program lies in the fact that each
team would be built around a nucleus of interested people, thereby
being of greater benefit to the ones involved. The actual number of
participants would probably remain the same as under the present
system, but the new system would come closer to meeting the second
and third objectives stated in the intramural handbook.
Any feelings you might have toward the present intramural pro-gram
or any future program would be appreciated. Please feel free to
drop any note pertaining to this subject in p.o. 257.
Knights Sweep Track Meet;
Set New Intramural Records
Dave Peterman's Knights proved
to be too powerful by scoring
55 1/3 points to take first place in
the first annual intramural track
meet held last Saturday at Ram-sey
high school.
Other teams placed as follows
in order of their total points: Sem-inary
27; Pages 21; Squires 20 113;
Counts and Dukes 18; Peasants
15 1/3; Jesters 4; and the Barons
Lantz Leonard of the Squires
scored 14, to lead individual scor-ers.
All first places were recorded as
intramural records, and will be
preserved until broken in other
meets. Records set were:
Shot put: 1) Paul Evan, Sem,
39' 61/2".
Pole vault: 1) Ken Thornberry,
Sem, 10' 8".
High jump: 1) Len Anderson,
Pgs., 5' 5".
Broad jump: 1) Lantz Leonard,
Sqs., 19' 41/2".
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Bus transportation provided
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The twist: Before you cut the lemon, use a sharp knife to carefully peel away a long, thin strip of the rind. Curl it around a spoon or straw to add a zesty garnish.
The recipe
Makes 1 serving
2 ounces Ketel One Citroen vodka
1 ounce Cointreau triple sec
3/4 ounce freshly squeezed lemon juice
1/2 ounce sugar syrup (2 parts sugar to 1 part water)
Long, thin strip of lemon rind, for garnish
Instructions: Shake vodka, triple sec, lemon juice and sugar syrup with ice. Strain into a chilled martini glass. Garnish with lemon rind.
From "Difford's Encyclopedia of Cocktails: 2,600 recipes" (Firefly Books, Ltd., $45)


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Commodity Classic, the combined convention and trade show of the American Soybean Association (ASA), the National Corn Growers Association (NCGA), and the National Association of Wheat Growers (NAWG) will be held at the Gaylord Opryland Resort across from the Grand Ole Opry.
The Opry, an American icon and Nashville's number one attraction, is world famous for creating one-of-a-kind entertainment experiences for audiences of all ages.
What began as a simple radio broadcast in 1925 is now a live entertainment phenomenon. Dedicated to honoring country music's rich history and dynamic present, the Grand Ole Opry showcases a mix of country legends and the contemporary chart toppers who have followed in their footsteps.
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"The level of talent and variety of musicians available to us through the Opry is like no other. The Evening of Entertainment at Commodity Classic will be a night to remember for all," said Commodity Classic co-chair and ASA Vice President Randy Mann.
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Like The Birth of Venus, Christina Aguilera looks like a pop star reborn in the freshly revealed cover art for her upcoming album, Lotus--"revealed" being the operative term. "The Voice" judge seems to be cleansing herself of her overtly raunchy "Xtina" persona with a new record, a sexy new bod and a heavenly, very strategically placed light.
Debuting her new album art on Twitter, as all pop stars do nowadays, Aguilera is seen emerging out of a baby pink lotus flower with nothing but her platinum white locks and a light burst covering her completely nude body.
Although the singer's lead single is called, "Your Body", this album art is all about her body! And she ain't afraid to show off her new curves at any turn. "Actually, the challenge I've always had is being too thin, so I love that now I have a booty, and obviously I love showing my cleavage," the star recently told Lucky magazine.
[Related: Christina Aguilera Flaunts Killer Style In "Your Body" Video]
At a glance, her Lotus artwork feels more like a perfume ad than an album cover, but one hopes it will sound just as sweet.
So how will her new record sound?
"It is all about vocals," Aguilera told The Insider. "The first thing you hear are just vocals on the CD -- which is really important for me coming off The Voice, to inspire that next generation of raw, great talented vocalists."
Of the album title itself, the singer said in a recent Twitter chat, "Album title: Lotus. Representing an unbreakable flower that survives under the hardest conditions and still thrives," she wrote." The lotus flower also happens to be a symbol of the "virtues of sexual purity", something that the album artwork kind of conveys...
Lotus drops on November 13.
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Do you have parking?
We have our own parking lots, one at each house. There is adequate parking for one car per room.
What is your cancellation policy?
Usually we require 72 hours notice. If you are staying with a large group or are coming at a very busy time of the year (a la South by Southwest Music Festival), we may require up to a month notice, a deposit and a contract. Be sure to read the confirmation email upon receipt. Be sure to read the cancellation policy that comes with your confirmation email. Details vary, so I can't post them all here.
What are check in and check out times?
Check in time is at 3 PM. Check out happens at 12 noon. We can be somewhat flexible with both times; give us a call or email.
Do you have air conditioning?
Yes, both places have central air and heat. Some rooms at the Star of Texas Inn have their own units.
Where in Austin are you?
We are located 2 blocks west of the University. We are also about 16 blocks from the fun part of downtown. That's about a $7 cab ride, or a 40 minute walk. There are numerous bus routes to and from downtown and some are free. Google map.
How far are you from the airport?
We are about 20 minutes from the airport. The cab ride will cost about $25. You can also arrange with Super Shuttle. The Super Shuttle charges $24 for the round trip.
Do you accept children or pets?
We no longer accept pets at all, at either property. Children over the age of 5 are welcome.
What is there around you to do?
There are more than 120 restaurants downtown. There are many places to eat within a 6 block radius from here:
The Clay Pit has great curry.
There are numerous pizza places, burger joints, wing shops, etc. We are right next to the University, after all!
There are several great hangouts nearby:
The Hole in the Wall is a popular, old Austin hangout. Live music almost every night.
There's a lot of other stuff in walking distance:
The Bob Bullock Museum of Texas History is a great way to spend several hours. They have IMAX theaters, too.
The LBJ Library is quite popular.
The Blanton Museum of Art is a cool place.
The Harry Ransom Center has antiquities from ancient Greece, a Guttenburg bible and at least one Marilyn Monroe dress.
Pease Park is nearby. The best part is the disc golf, but they have a fine hike and bike trail, a playground, and Eeyore's Birthday Party!


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Ghostface Talks Mixtapes: The Good and The Bad
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- 2004-02-25
With three critically acclaimed albums underneath his robe belt, and a new album on the way, Ghostface Killah isn't the likeliest candidate to appear on a mixtape.
But the Shaolin rhyme slinger supports the latest mixtape movement, which often leads to many new rappers signing record deals without submitting a demo.
"Mixtapes are good," he told AllHipHop.com. "You get a chance to be heard and get you voice out there, especially for n*ggas that got no deals and go through what they going through.
"And a mixtape n*gga might spin your sh*t and you get hot through that."
Though Ghostface is an adherent of mixtapes, he also acknowledges the drawbacks created by them.
"It has its ups and downs," he said. "It's f*cked up when you got to drop 20 f*cking mixtapes just to get hot."
In regards to established rappers such as himself, who often leak tracks to mixtapes from forthcoming albums rather than freestyle, Ghostface is begrudged by DJs who make money off of rappers and still want more from them.
"You got n*ggas making money off your sh*t which they ain't even toss up a dollar," he said. "Then want to front on you when you don't give them a drop. Don't come over here cause a n*gga ain't give you a freestyle."
Ghostface's latest single "Run," from his forthcoming album Pretty Toney, has appeared on several mixtapes and the video has recently begun airing on television.
The official first single from his album, however, will be the Missy Elliot-assisted "Tush," for which the rapper is expected to shoot a video for soon.
Ghostface's album, his first since signing with Def Jam Records, is scheduled to arrive in stores on April 6.
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Bengals cornerback Leon Hall missed OTAs last season as he recovered from an Achilles injury and he's going to miss at least a portion of the team's organized team activities again this year.
Geoff Hobson of the Bengals website reports that Hall tore a ligament in his thumb while lifting weights. As a result, Hall is going to be on the sideline when the team starts this year's set of OTAs on Tuesday.
According to the report, Hall is expected back at some point during OTAs so this isn't nearly as serious an injury as the Achilles issue from last year. Given Hall's status as a veteran foundation of the defense and the team's need to keep such a player in the lineup, it wouldn't be surprising if he took things easy until at least the team's mandatory minicamp next month.
Dre Kirkpatrick, who also had injury issues in 2012, isn't expected to do any team drills until training camp as he rehabs from knee surgery performed in hopes of keeping him on the field this season. Should everyone be healthy at cornerback come the start of the season, the Bengals secondary should be better than it was last season and that should keep them in the hunt for a third straight playoff berth.


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As Servcorp's very first location in Japan, the Shinjuku Nomura building location has definitely lived up to its expectations and continues to highly satisfy clients and guests in the classy and chic office environment. This location has recently been upgraded to reflect Servcorp's modern high grade office fit-out that is the signature of its portfolio.
From Narita International Airport: 90 min by Narita Express to Shinjuku Station. 85 min by Airport Limousine bus to Shinjuku Station West Exit. From Haneda Airport (Tokyo International Airport): 16 min by Keikyu Line Airport Limited Express to Shinagawa Station, 20 min by JR Line from Shinagawa Station to Shinjuku Station. 35 min by Airport Limousine bus to Shinjuku Station West Exit.
Directly connected underground (5 minute walk) to the West Exit of Shinjuku Station (11 routes available by JR Line, Keio Line, Odakyu Line, Toei Subways, Narita Express). 3 minute walk from Exit 2 of Nishi Shinjuku Station on Tokyo Metro Marunouchi line.
KEIO Bus: Shinjuku Central Building/Shinjuku Nomura Building Bus Stop (1 min walk): JUKU32/JUKU33/JUKU51. TOEI BUS: Tocho daiichi Honcho-sha Bus Stop (3 min walk): CH01.
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Recommended lunch places:
Touri (Chinese)
Tel +81 3 3345 0512
Hoshizora no Naka he (Japanese)
Tel +81 3 5325 2181
Cuisine Michel Troisgros (French)
Tel +81 3 3348 1234
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