Clarion 2007-05-10 Vol. 82 No. 23; The Bethel Clarion

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Clarion 2007-05-10 Vol. 82 No. 23; The Bethel Clarion

Feltmann, Pamela

5/10/07

Brushaber to retire after 26 years in office - Change in leadership will call for transition in campus administration (1); Moseman retires after decades of making students' lives her priority (1); Theft from Market, Campus Store on the rise - Staff takes steps to prevent theft in high traffic, difficult-to-monitor areas around campus (1); Running season has arrived - students tell their favorite routes in the area (2); Librarian leaves Bethel 'family' after 36 years - Carol Hansen treats her job as more than a workplace, but an extension of Christ's community (2); Gun control emboldens criminals - Response to April 26 article 'Virginia Tech shooting forces reexamination of gun laws' (3); Take a look inside on-campus jobs (3); Football players display winning personalities (3); Compromise reached concerning senior gift proposal (3); Don't make undergrads an underclass - Response to May 3 article, 'Northwestern College joins two other CCCU schools in changing employee alcohol policy' (3); 'Primetime' series ends on high note - Professor VanArragon delves into the virtue of humility (4); An interview with Roaster Man Extraordinaire (4); Spider-Man to the - IMAX Experience takes third Spider-Man film to a new level for moviegoers (5); Upcoming Events (5); The Wall Street Journal Campus Edition (7); The few, the proud, the seminary freshmen alums - One group of 15 freshmen overcame isolation in Sem to become a tight-knit group (8); Baseball team finishes out season 18-22 overall, 8-12 in the MIAC - Coach Indlecoffer wins his 100th game as Head Coach, Kirby Carr sets school record for career hits (9); Running for a cause - Spring Sprint 5k run/walk raises money for a local resident (10); A well-decorated team - tennis teams receive MIAC honors (10); Howard Wood Relays serve as last tune-up for conference track and field meet (10); Three softball seniors leave behind a legacy In this issue, page 10 (back cover) serves as a starting point for sports coverage - the articles are continued on page 9 within the newspaper. This project has been financed in part with funds provided by the State of Minnesota through the Minnesota Historical Society from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.

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