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Variety
page 7
Sports:
page 12
The Newspaper of Bethel College
Volwm 77 • Nuniber
What's
inside?
*Senate
members for
2001
^Security
tightens up
-*Liyingonthe
other side of
-^he fence
*Whaf s up
^lihWBCi
■ -Outdoor
Adventure ■/■
Club
opens season
suiter
tough joss vs.
St John's
We goofed!
In the Oct. 11 issue of the
Clarion, we incorrectly identified
Getsch Resident Director Malia
Hoffman as Malia Thompson in
the article concerning the Royal
Cup.
A photo featured in the volleyball article identified the player
in the foreground as junior Julie
Persuitti. The player was actually
senior Beth Nowachek.
Thanks for understanding!
Board of Trustees evaluates future of
Bethel campus
By Bill Lent
News Editor
On the afternoon of Thursday, Oct. 4, Student Body President Rob Anderson and Vice
President Erin Tri met with the
Board of Trustees along with administration vice presidents for
their first meeting of the 2001-
2002 school year
The focus of this year's
meeting was Sasaki Associates'
blueprint
evaluation of
an additional
campus dorm
and a new student center that
would house a
new dining center, bookstore,
game room, and post office
among redeveloped student and
administration offices and meeting rooms.
Sasaki Associates is an architectural firm from Boston that
created the master design for the
Bethel campus, namely the Community Life Center. In fact, Sasaki
Associates has intermittently developed and executed the blueprint for Bethel College since the
late 1960's.
"We have sought, what
we think is the best-
architectural firm in the
nation."
"We have sought what we
think is the best architectural firm
in the nation," said Bruce
Kunkel,Vice President for Campus Services.
The first of many concepts
under consideration is construction of a freshmen dorm atop
Freshman Hill that would connect
the three freshmen dorms:
Getsch, Edgren, and Bodien. The
new student center would be built
north of the Community Life
Center and would
link Bethel Seminary and the college [Diagram 1]
via a single building and skywalk
structure.
The alternative concept is
construction of a freshman dorm
east of Chalberg [Diagram 2] and
adjacent to Seminary. The student
center would remain north of the
Community Life Center. However, it would not connect the college with the seminary as in the
previous proposal.
The road that divides Heritage Hall and Freshman Hill from
the academic and administration
buildings would be moved behind
the Hill, where it would become
Continued on page 2
•iS^h
Diagram 1
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CAMPUS MASTER PLAN
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Bethel College And Seminary
Diagram 2
Diagrams coutersy of Sasaki-
StudentSenate
wasting no time
By Angela Palmer
StaffWriter
For the past 42 years, Bethel Student Senate has operated
under the structure of four representatives for each class. This
year- the entire student senate has
doubled with the new system.
Now there are representatives
from each dorm, totaling 32 senators rather than the 16 of years
past [see page 3].
"It was time for a change,"
said Rory Lemke, Chair of the
Student Senate. "We feel that we
will get more ideas by having
people on senate who represent
the people they live with, notjust
their class. With a growing student body, the more people on
senate mean more people that wc
know on campus."
There have been challenges
getting started under the new system. For instance, there are only
three senators returning from last
year, meaning that 29 senators are
learning the job as they go. Basic
informalities, let alone the job itself, have taken some time.
"It has been difficult just
doing the basics so far, like teaming all the names and becoming
friends so that we can help each
other, but it is coming. We want
to be a family," said Lemke.
,. Continued on page 3
-i
t ...
Object Description
Description
| Title | Page 1 |
| Alternative Title | The Bethel Clarion |
| Edition (Vol. No.) | Vol. 77 No. 04 |
| Date Published | November 01 2001 |
| Decade | 2000 |
| Academic Year | 2001 - 2002 |
| Frequency | Biweekly |
| Notes | 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. |
| Digital Collection | The Clarion: Bethel University's Student Newspaper |
| Digital Publisher | Bethel University Digital Library |
| Editor | Grono, Sarah |
| Contributors | Lent, Bill (News Editor); Goddard, Tim (Views Editor); Koepnick, Sara (Variety Editor); Nissen, Anna (A&E Editor); Grono, Sarah (Sports Editor); Petersen, Ashlee (Layout Editor); DaPra, Lynn (Photo Editor); Cavalier, Drew (Copy Editor); Ochs, Jon (Business and Advertising Manager); Martin, Barb (Administrative Advisor); Finck, Tracey (Academic Advisor) |
| Location |
United States Minnesota Saint Paul |
| Time Span of Publication | Newspaper published from 1921 through present day |
| Copyright | Reproduction or distribution of these files is permitted for educational and research purposes with proper attribution to the Bethel Digital Library. No commercial reproduction or distribution of these files is permitted under copyright law without the written permission of Bethel University Digital Library. For questions or further information on this collection, contact digital-library@bethel.edu. |
| Type | text |
| Format | image/jpeg |
| Physical Dimensions | 11.5 x 16 |
| Original Collection | Printed paper copies of original newspaper in the collections of the Bethel University Library and the History Center: Archives of the Baptist General Conference and Bethel University. |
| Original Publisher | Bethel College |
| Transcript | Views Variety page 7 Sports: page 12 The Newspaper of Bethel College Volwm 77 • Nuniber What's inside? *Senate members for 2001 ^Security tightens up -*Liyingonthe other side of -^he fence *Whaf s up ^lihWBCi ■ -Outdoor Adventure ■/■ Club opens season suiter tough joss vs. St John's We goofed! In the Oct. 11 issue of the Clarion, we incorrectly identified Getsch Resident Director Malia Hoffman as Malia Thompson in the article concerning the Royal Cup. A photo featured in the volleyball article identified the player in the foreground as junior Julie Persuitti. The player was actually senior Beth Nowachek. Thanks for understanding! Board of Trustees evaluates future of Bethel campus By Bill Lent News Editor On the afternoon of Thursday, Oct. 4, Student Body President Rob Anderson and Vice President Erin Tri met with the Board of Trustees along with administration vice presidents for their first meeting of the 2001- 2002 school year The focus of this year's meeting was Sasaki Associates' blueprint evaluation of an additional campus dorm and a new student center that would house a new dining center, bookstore, game room, and post office among redeveloped student and administration offices and meeting rooms. Sasaki Associates is an architectural firm from Boston that created the master design for the Bethel campus, namely the Community Life Center. In fact, Sasaki Associates has intermittently developed and executed the blueprint for Bethel College since the late 1960's. "We have sought, what we think is the best- architectural firm in the nation." "We have sought what we think is the best architectural firm in the nation," said Bruce Kunkel,Vice President for Campus Services. The first of many concepts under consideration is construction of a freshmen dorm atop Freshman Hill that would connect the three freshmen dorms: Getsch, Edgren, and Bodien. The new student center would be built north of the Community Life Center and would link Bethel Seminary and the college [Diagram 1] via a single building and skywalk structure. The alternative concept is construction of a freshman dorm east of Chalberg [Diagram 2] and adjacent to Seminary. The student center would remain north of the Community Life Center. However, it would not connect the college with the seminary as in the previous proposal. The road that divides Heritage Hall and Freshman Hill from the academic and administration buildings would be moved behind the Hill, where it would become Continued on page 2 •iS^h Diagram 1 \itL_*cin&jSna MJ3UN3 COMDEX PEMsntivtM/u COLLEGE StuXW fOOHJ'LL^OCCEH httAtmwK PRACTCE fl£U> KKCifl FC1D3 f_fC_________U tkOT\K&____> _____jazn?M.nc. BETHEL COLLEGE & SEMINARY CAMPUS MASTER PLAN ARDEN KILLS, MINNESOTA nnJ Bethel College And Seminary Diagram 2 Diagrams coutersy of Sasaki- StudentSenate wasting no time By Angela Palmer StaffWriter For the past 42 years, Bethel Student Senate has operated under the structure of four representatives for each class. This year- the entire student senate has doubled with the new system. Now there are representatives from each dorm, totaling 32 senators rather than the 16 of years past [see page 3]. "It was time for a change," said Rory Lemke, Chair of the Student Senate. "We feel that we will get more ideas by having people on senate who represent the people they live with, notjust their class. With a growing student body, the more people on senate mean more people that wc know on campus." There have been challenges getting started under the new system. For instance, there are only three senators returning from last year, meaning that 29 senators are learning the job as they go. Basic informalities, let alone the job itself, have taken some time. "It has been difficult just doing the basics so far, like teaming all the names and becoming friends so that we can help each other, but it is coming. We want to be a family," said Lemke. ,. Continued on page 3 -i t ... |
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