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Trump rally draws crowds from both sides

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President Donald Trump speaks to thousands at the Target Center.  By Molly Korzenowski   A man dressed in red and white striped pants, a star-spangled vest and...
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Freshman Starter Pack

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Tips, tricks and general advice compiled by Clarion staff to help people act like they’ve been going to Bethel their whole life.
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Bethel to face a $9 million budget shortage by 2021

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By Molly Korzenowski   Bethel faced a $6 million budget deficit last year, causing the loss of 6 majors and 10 staff positions. Bethel leadership predicted...
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A hyphenated identity

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In her new memoir, Bethel University linguistics professor, Ruslana Westerlund, chronicles her cross-cultural journey from a village in Ukraine to the United States. By Emma...
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An interview with @unbethical

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A Clarion reporter sat down with the phantom behind Bethel’s most popular meme page, “@unbethical.” By Taylor Fondie and Makenna Cook In the Beginning Q) When did...
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Lifestyle

Blood sugar, insulin and fruit snacks

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What it feels like to be a type 1 diabetic. By Matt Teigland My alarm buzzed with the standard Apple alarm sound. I rolled out of...
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Trump rally draws crowds from both sides

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President Donald Trump speaks to thousands at the Target Center.  By Molly Korzenowski   A man dressed in red and white striped pants, a star-spangled vest and...
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Bethel to face a $9 million budget shortage by 2021

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By Molly Korzenowski   Bethel faced a $6 million budget deficit last year, causing the loss of 6 majors and 10 staff positions. Bethel leadership predicted...

Forever catching up

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The story of 10 minutes, two public-speaking notecards and one epic failure. By Emma Eidsvoog Emma Eidsvoog sat in her parents’ red station wagon and wished...

CWIXT or CWILT?

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A faculty-run committee details potential general education requirement changes By Molly Korzenowski    Foreign language would no longer be required. Students would have more control over the...

All little butterflies

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Bethel University athlete, business student, SHIFT leader and friend to many, Anthony Nelson, died July 29, but his legacy still touches classrooms, courts and...

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One for the money, two for The Show

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Get a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to pull off the longstanding Welcome Week favorite. By Emma Harville...
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The final welcome

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President Jay Barnes has been welcoming new freshmen as they drive onto campus for the past 11 years, but due to his...

More than a Bible study

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By Zach Walker 162 Minnesota Hispanics attended the 7th Spanish-Speaking Seminar for Pastors and Leaders March 30, with...

Built-in best friends

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Halle and Hadley Rittgers share what it’s like to be twins Interview and photo by Laura Osterlund

Transforming Bethel’s DNA

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Chief Diversity Officer Ruben Rivera discusses exclusive Christianity and tackles what it means to be a reconciler amidst diversity in Bethel University’s community. By Emma...

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Four years, one word

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The college journey of the four Bethel senior volleyball players wasn’t easy. But they have braved it together. By Abby Pautz The four Bethel volleyball seniors...
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PHOTO ESSAY: Men’s soccer falls to Simpson in non-conference play

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The Bethel men's soccer team dropped their second match in a row Saturday, losing to Simpson College 1-0. Photos by Emma Gottschalk        

PHOTO ESSAY: Royals volleyball hosts Bethel Invitational, goes 1-2

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The Bethel volleyball team opened their home slate in the Bethel Invitational and defeated UW-Stout Friday before falling to St. Norbert College and Minnesota-Morris...

Royals’ football opener win a sign of things of old as much as things to come

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Bethel’s identity hasn’t changed since the November loss to Whitewater despite losing key contributors to graduation By Jared Martinson Drew Larsen doesn’t deny it’s something the...

A team of many jerseys

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The Bethel Club Lacrosse team is making a splash but many do not know about them on campus. By Joe Hiti On a beat-up Bose...

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Letter From the Editor: For Anthony

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Who should be able to run for Student Body President and Vice President?

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By Joshua Turek It was the third to last meeting of the year, and the Student Senate room was packed with people. Students from club...

Europe in 12 Blinks

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By Sierra Beilby In an effort to snapshot my time overseas last fall, and preserve the lingering memories, here is my perspective; if I could...

Men’s Dance Exit Survey

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Clarion Editors break down Men’s Dance By Josh Towner, Jared Martinson, Sierra Beilby and Emma Harville  What is your Tweet length review? Josh Towner (Editor in Chief):...

Cheer Night Exit Survey

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Clarion Editors give their first impressions and honest opinions about Cheer Night.  By Josh Towner, Molly Korzenowski and Zach Walker What is your Tweet length review? Josh...

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Housing for all

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Cabinet affirms innovation proposal for on-campus living requirement By Jasmine Johnson During the November community gathering, Innovations Working Groups presented possible proposals they could implement to...
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#TFTB: What is your worst habit?

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https://youtu.be/UOLSJqqGMDM In the words of Trevor Limberg, “I always say I’m going to take some time to relax, but then I’m on my phone just...

#TFTB: What is the worst date you’ve ever had?

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In the words of Mikayla Gratz: “We didn’t talk at all. It was very uncomfortable. At the end I gave him knucks.” From uncomfortable movies to spilled milkshakes, Bethel students talk about their worst dates in this installment of Thoughts from the Bubble.

Welcoming the new class

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A look at Welcome Week and more about Bethel's newest students.

Photo gallery: Looking for the eclipse

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Nearly 100 people gathered outside Bethel's Community Life Center to receive free eclipse glasses from the physics and engineering departments.

Podcasts

Culture Arts & Lifestyle

WITTY RANTER EP05: The Book Episode

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  THE BOOKS EPISODE features Jackie Lea Sommers, a young-adult author from the Twin Cities who battled obsessive compulsive disorder until she found treatment in her...
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Witty Ranter EP04: The Money Episode

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THE MONEY EPISODE features Sterling Witzke, a venture capitalist at Winklevoss Capital – yes, the Olympic athletes from The Social Network. Host Christine Schuster...

Witty Ranter Podcast EP03: The Movie Episode

Culture Arts & Lifestyle Christine Ramstad -
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  THE MOVIE EPISODE features Euan Kerr, a Scottish Minnesota Public Radio arts reporter who loves punk music and cat documentaries (but not cats). While Euan...

Witty Ranter Podcast EP02: The Love Episode

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  (Editor's note: The audio has been updated and improved on this episode.) THE LOVE EPISODE features Story Collider's Erin Barker talking about getting in front of strangers to share...

Witty Ranter Podcast: EP01 The Techie-Sciencie Episode

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THE TECHIE-SCIENCIE EPISODE features Wired magazine's Liz Stinson talking about translating design into stories and Story Collider's Erin Barker talking about turning science into stories. In between,...

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Trump rally draws crowds from both sides

Molly Korzenowski -
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President Donald Trump speaks to thousands at the Target Center.  By Molly Korzenowski   A man dressed in red and white striped pants, a star-spangled vest and...
Read more
Lifestyle

Freshman Starter Pack

Josh Towner -
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Tips, tricks and general advice compiled by Clarion staff to help people act like they’ve been going to Bethel their whole life.
Read more
News

Bethel to face a $9 million budget shortage by 2021

Molly Korzenowski -
0
By Molly Korzenowski   Bethel faced a $6 million budget deficit last year, causing the loss of 6 majors and 10 staff positions. Bethel leadership predicted...
Read more
Lifestyle

A hyphenated identity

emmaharville -
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In her new memoir, Bethel University linguistics professor, Ruslana Westerlund, chronicles her cross-cultural journey from a village in Ukraine to the United States. By Emma...
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Lifestyle

An interview with @unbethical

Contributing Writer -
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A Clarion reporter sat down with the phantom behind Bethel’s most popular meme page, “@unbethical.” By Taylor Fondie and Makenna Cook In the Beginning Q) When did...
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Lifestyle

Blood sugar, insulin and fruit snacks

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What it feels like to be a type 1 diabetic. By Matt Teigland My alarm buzzed with the standard Apple alarm sound. I rolled out of...
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Letters from the editor

Letter From the Editor: For Anthony

Josh Towner -
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Opinion

Who should be able to run for Student Body President and Vice President?

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By Joshua Turek It was the third to last meeting of the year, and the Student Senate room was packed with people. Students from club...
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Opinion

Europe in 12 Blinks

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By Sierra Beilby In an effort to snapshot my time overseas last fall, and preserve the lingering memories, here is my perspective; if I could...
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Forever catching up

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The story of 10 minutes, two public-speaking notecards and one epic failure. By Emma Eidsvoog Emma Eidsvoog sat in her parents’ red station wagon and wished...
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