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Bethel soccer sweeps rival Northwestern

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By: Conrad Engstrom Late game heroics propels Royals over Eagles A packed Ona Orth Complex came to watch the Bethel men’s soccer team win their home opener in dramatic fashion Friday afternoon. The game-winning goal by Brandon Martinez came in extra time. Bethel and the University of Northwestern St. Paul played the 90 minutes of regulations to a 0-0 tie before Martinez’s chop shot over Northwestern goalie Austin Gunkel to seal the victory. “It was a game where we really had to grind,” senior defenseman Thomas Redden said. “We knew Martinez would be able to give us a chance whenever he gets the ball.” Bethel shined on the defensive end of the field, giving up only two shots on goal and only four shots total. In the second half Bethel thought they had scored a goal when Andrew Zwart kicked a nice cross into the back of net. The referee…

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Here’s what’s going on at Bethel in the coming week

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We get it. Sometimes the emails get jumbled, or you forget to check your inbox. So here’s a list of what’s going on at Bethel, according to Bethel Student Government and the Bethel E-Announcements. Student Activities is hosting the annual Kresge Kickoff from 8 to 11 p.m. Aug. 31 in Kresge Courtyard. According to the email, there will be “inflatables, caricaturists, lawn games, and great food.” The Wellness Center will host a kickoff celebration Sept. 4-7, where students can grab free snacks, enter to win prizes, and sign up for fitness classes. United Cultures of Bethel will celebrate its different subgroups in the BC from 6 to 7 p.m. between Aug. 29 and Sept. 6. Check your email for a more specific schedule. A student-led ministry called Without Ceasing will begin Sept. 11. According to the E-Announcements, the group is meant to “have faculty, staff and students from the Bethel…

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#TFTB: What is your worst habit?

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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 mindlessly scrolling through Facebook everyday. That’s not very relaxing.” From swallowing too loud to not doing laundry, Bethel students share their worst habits on this installment of Thoughts from the Bubble. -Videographed by Maddie Christy, Josh Towner and Jake Van Loh. Produced by Josh Towner. Music is Back in Summer by Nicolai Heidlas.

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THE PULL: Venture Capitalist Sterling Witzke

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By Arts & Culture Staff | Edited by Maddy Simpson As a venture capitalist, Sterling Witzke works on the edge of innovation, funding and mentoring entrepreneurs in their journeys to make it big. She has degrees from Stanford and The Wharton School of Business, and today works at Winklevoss Capital with the Winklevoss twins, the Olympic rowing champions of The Social Network fame. She also models on the side. She does a little bit of everything, but she does everything for a purpose, which she explained to Bethel University journalists, including her sister Peyton, in April.: Here’s the best of what she said: It’s easy to get caught up in your friends if they live in a nice apartment because they get paid more than you. A friend of mine who I worked with came up with a really great idea for a company and said we should start this together.…

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The locker rooms, explained.

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A closer look at Bethel’s athletic locker room renovations and how the size difference between men and woman’s facilities is compatible with Title IX. By Sarah Nelson | Features Reporter   A quick look into the men’s and women’s locker rooms at Bethel reveals new lockers and the BU emblem on square striped carpeting. But striking differences exist between the men’s facilities and the women’s: the size and space. Men’s athletics currently have three varsity locker rooms compared to one for female athletes. The three rooms are designated for football, men’s basketball and other remaining men’s sports. For women, one varsity locker room was built for all female athletes. An equal, day use locker room exists for both men and women. This 3:1 ratio of women’s and men’s varsity athletic locker rooms may seem disadvantageous. However, according to Title IX Coordinator and Chief Human Resources Officer Cara Wald, the layout…

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Monday Morning Coffee: J. Arthur’s

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  Because everyone needs at least one cup of coffee on a Monday! Lexi Friesen | Social Media Editor Coffee Shop: J. Arthur’s Menu/Prices: Aztec Mocha – $3.75 The Aztec Mocha is a seasonal drink, and there is also an Aztec Hot Chocolate. I was intrigued by the cinnamon and chocolate in the drink, however, I didn’t account for any other additional spices and how much might be added to the drink. While it wasn’t my favorite drink I’ve had, it definitely wasn’t the worst. Other good drinks that I’ve had previously here include Iced White Chocolate Mochas and their plain lattes. Atmosphere: There are several larger rooms beyond the main room. This makes J. Arthur’s the perfect place for studying. Seating: Seating is plentiful and there are larger tables in the back. Music: Gentle background music only enhances the experience at J. Arthur’s, and there is live music every…

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