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Up and down the country, sorry England, sentences are being dished out like smarties. Sentences that on the face of it appear to betray a knee jerk response to a phenomenon that has at least unsettled and at worst shocked us all.
As a party we are committed to evidence based practice, now, more than ever, we need to demonstrate that this is what distinguishes us from our Tory partners. The likes of Phillips and Dorries may, rather like Cameron and May, want to absolve their class from any responsibility by dumping it in part on those immoral nasty liberals, but let's consider the facts. We have had decades of totally illiberal political leadership! Thatcher - liberal? Major - liberal? Blair - liberal? Brown - liberal? Cameron.........ah yes, claimed to be a liberal once, but prick him and does he not bleed pure illiberality?!
So this morning, as the dust of the last turbulent week (is it only a week?) settles - we have the unedifying spectacle of a prime minister, clearly out of his depth, calling for.......you've guessed it ZERO TOLERANCE. Oh and then we have that novel idea, being touted in the Express that the real answer is NATIONAL SERVICE (that'll sort them out, give'em some discipline in their lives........er......I joined voluntarily and look at me!). So let's look at what happens after people come out of the armed services - disproportionately homeless, disproportionately street drinkers, disproportionately suffering from mental health conditions. Now if our prime minister's argument is to be extended to its logical conclusion, given that our "feral youth" are the products of dysfunctional parents and a sick society, presumably there are some of our service personnel who are the product of our dysfunctional and sick armed forces??? But, maybe they're right, much better to train our "feral youths" to beat up and kill foreigners in Afghanistan Iraq or Libya than let them loose over here.
Having spent the best part of my life working with and for young people (and scarily that is now a very long time!) I have lived through many moral panics. The last week is no different. And frankly isn't that different from moral panics about youth throughout the ages. Even Socrates described the youth of his day as having contempt for authority, being disrespectful to their elders, tyrannising their teachers. But, what is different in every case is the environment in which such behaviour takes place - the values which people accept or reject - the messages our young people are getting from the society in which they either participate or feel disaffected from. And given this government's belief in "nudge" theory and behavioural economics, it seems extraordinary if they do not consider this as part of what must be a proper inquiry into what happened.
So it seems to me that what this country desperately needs is a truly liberal response to what are clearly complex problems. I may have been a little reticent in expressing my anxieties about the coalition, but surely this is a golden opportunity for us to stand up and challenge so much of this knee-jerk rhetoric? Most of us agree that short sentences don't work, and many Liberal Democrats (including myself) are ambassadors for Make Justice Work, the campaign which highlights the wastefulness of short term sentences and promotes more intensive community sentencing. We also agree with using restorative justice as an alternative to custodial sentences, surely given what as happened and the evidence of how effective this approach is, our leadership should be making this point? Being faced with the consequences of your criminal behaviour can be not only far more difficult for a young person to cope with, but also is far more likely to get them to reform their ways.
At the moment there is talk of some 3000 arrests and no doubt there will be many more, like Cameron and Johnson in their youth, who will escape justice. Do we honestly believe ALL of these rioters were criminals? Or is it more logical to conclude that there was a hardened criminal element but that many more, particularly young people, were drawn in by the mob mentality? Those young people more than any will be far more likely to respond positively with being confronted with the enormity of the consequences of their behaviour. What's that saying about acting in haste and repenting at leisure? (both young people and politicians). Don't we know that our prisons are universities of crime?
What we need now is true political leadership, a recognition that if we truly are "all in this together" we all have to take some blame for what has happened as well as some responsibility for finding solutions. There are a good few things I disagree with Nick Clegg on (!) and we have had many arguments about, however, my primary reason for supporting his leadership was that I knew him to be a true liberal, I knew that on youth issues in general and youth justice in particular, he absolutely got the need to have a liberal approach. Nick Clegg, Simon Hughes, Lynne Featherstone (another two who absolutely gets it!) and our parliamentary team have never had a better opportunity to show that leadership, to take that opportunity we allegedly joined the coalition to promote - an opportunity to ensure we try that which has never been tried in living memory - that truly liberal response.


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Opening up about the incident to Us Weekly after the event, McCord says, "I had a very similar experience to what these girls go through 20 times a night. It happened to me once by somebody that I knew, and it is a very interesting thing to feel that you do not have the voice to say 'no'.
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The big surprise is that that Egyptian Jew was famous leftist anti Zionist activist Henri Curiel who founded the famous HAMETU communist movement that was arrested several times for their activities against the King.
As expected the documentary is being covered in English more than in Arabic , I know we got overwhelming issues but this documentary needs to be highlighted in Egyptian media.
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Passengers flying KA391 (CX5391) and KA397 (CX5397) are kindly advised to read the following important notice.
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- 1985
- Rankin-Bass Productions, Pacific Animation Corporation
- Telepictures Corporation
- ThunderCats Episode Guide
- Cartoon Characters: Lion-O, JackalMan, Cheetara, Wilykit, Luna, Queen Luna, Tygra, Wilykat, Monkian, Panthro, Red-Eye, Hammer-Hand, Captain Cracker, Grune The Destroyer, Mongor, Mumm-Ra, Tug-mug, Amok, Snarf, Slythe.
- Vocal Talent: Larry Kenney (Lion-O, JackalMan), Lynne Lipton (Cheetara, Wilykit, Luna, Queen Luna), Peter Newman (Tygra, Wilykat, Monkian), Earl Hyman (Panthro, Red-Eye, Hammer-Hand, Captain Cracker, Grune The Destroyer, Mongor), Bob McFadden (Snarf, Slythe), Earl Hammond (Mumm-Ra, Tug-mug, Amok).
- Produced By Jules Bass, Arthur Rankin Jr (Executive Producers).
Supervising Producers: Peter Bakalian, Lee Dannacher..
- Animated By Tsugu Kubo, Minoru Nishida, Katsuhito Akiyama, Akihiko Takahashi, Yukimatsu Ito, Yuji Yatabe, Kazafumi Nomura (Pacific Animation Corporation).
- Written By Howard Post.
Head Writer: Leonard Starr.
Script Supervisor: Peter Lawrence.
- Music By Bernard Hoffer.
- In Charge of Production: Masaki Iizuka.
- Based on Characters Created By: Ted Wolf.
- Project Development: Leisure Concepts, Inc.
- Psychological Consultant: Robert Kuisis, Ph.D.
- Recording Staff: John Curcio (Dialogue), Michael Farrow (Music), Tom Perkins (Editorial), Larry Franke (Editorial).
- Effects: Peter Cannarozzi.
- Secondary Character Design: Jim Meskimen.
- Production Staff: Tony Giovanniello, Matthew Malach, Connie Long, Heather Winters.
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Sunday-best manners were prominent last Friday night as the
social etiquette committee emphasized complete participation in "dress-up"
night. Here Don Westerhoff seats Lynn Johnson.
Dr. Klonoski Will Evaluate
Political Action Thursday
"The Value of Political Action" will be the topic of Thursday's
chapel speaker, Dr. James Klonoski.
Dr. Klonoski, professor of political science at St. Olaf college in
Northfield, Minn., will emphasize the individual student's responsibility
in government participation. The relation of the student to his govern-ment
will also be stressed.
Another feature of Political Emphasis week will be the rally Thurs-day
night in the fieldhouse. A band has been engaged for the evening.
,Candidates for Student Senate offices will be introduced. Presi-dential
candidates, Paul Evan and Bob Ricker, will give three minute
promissory speeches. Party platforms will be presented by party chair-men.
Following the speeches time will be allowed for demonstrations for
political parties and candidates.
This climatic rally should prove to be a vital event in Political
Emphasis week, according to Senate president, Dwight Jessup. The pur-pose
is to encourage political mindedness and school spirit.
At last year's rally banners represented states from Massachusetts
to California, and campaign songs were introduced.
Special publicity rules have been made for the campaign by the
Senate nominating committee. No posters are to be placed on the bulle-tin
boards. All posters must be taken down by Saturday noon. A fine of
25 cents per poster will be charged for all posters left up after this time.
Nominations Made For Student Offices
the CLARION
Volume XXXV—No. 11
Bethel College and Seminary, St. Paul, Minn. Tuesday, March 17, 1959
Early Commencement
Approved By Faculty
examination program for seniors
has been approved by the faculty.
Commencement and baccalaur-eate
will be held on May 31, the
Sunday preceding the regularly
scheduled final examination week.
All seniors with a C+ average
in a course at the three-quarters
mark of the semester will be ex-empt
from the final examination
in the course.
Instructors will be at liberty to
devise an examination procedure
to test seniors with less than a
C+ average in the course at this
time. This examination may take
any form the instructor considers
"appropriate and adequate to eval-uate
the senior's work," according
to Dr. Fagerstrom, member of
the educational policies committee.
Any senior with a C+ average
or better in a course may request
A new policy regarding the final to take the final examination in
the course, if he so desires.
Dress-Up Night
With New Look
Is Inaugurated
by Lois Bradshaw
Dress up night, sponsored by
the social etiquette committee, has
a "new look," consisting not only
of different garb for the students
but also for the dining hall.
The "new look" for the male
student is a suit, or slacks and a
sports jacket, a dress shirt and a
tie. Displaying the "new look," the
girls wear a dressy outfit (not
classroom apparel) and heels. The
dining hall changes from its every-day
appearance by adding a spec-ial
meal, candlelight, hi-fi music,
and even puts on a smile by add-ing
a host and hostess to welcome
the students with the "new look."
The "new look" presented at
dinner on March 6 will continue
weekly on Friday or another ap-propriate
night throughout the
The committee was born out of
the Fall leadership retreat when
the social and cultural immaturity
on the Bethel campus was pointed
out. Following this retreat, the
Senate appointed Lois Bradshaw,
sophomore, and Pam Everburg,
senior, to choose a committee to
study the problem and present the
Senate with their findings as well
as areas of improvement.
Dress up night with the "new
look" was the committee's first
suggestion to alleviate the prob-lem.
by Kathy Wilsey
In a desire to give students the
maximum use of the library, the
library committee has been con-stantly
seeking ways to improve
Student? Opinion Asked
A form on which students
may express their opinion con-cerning
library hours is on
page three of the paper.
library service. The library com-mittee
has been meeting to discuss
the possibility of longer library
hours. This question arose be-cause
a desire was expressed on
the part of the students for longer
The Bethel library is open as
much or more than many college
and university libraries in the state
of Minnesota. Due to this, the
change, if any, would be made to
aid the student in his studies, and
not just to have the library open
more hours.
Although any change would be
initiated by the administration, a
student reaction is sought.
Ray Duncan, student represen-tative,
states, "This does not mean
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The Student Senate cabinet will
be elected Friday.
Presidential candidates are Paul
Evan, junior from Minneapolis,
and Robert Ricker, senior from
Burlington, Iowa.
Other candidates are Richard
Benert and Bruce Leatblad for
vice-president, Lois Bradshaw and
Beverly Jean Hayne for record-that
the library hours will be
changed, but this is to determine
the student viewpoint concerning
this situation."
Members of the library commit-tee
are Ed-win Omark, dean of the
seminary; Lawrence Starkey, pro-fessor
of Bible; Roy Dalton, reg-istrar;
Chris Weintz, instructor of
English; David Guston, librarian;
Robert Frykholm, seminary mid-dleman;
and Ray Duncan, college
Bethel Joins
New Student
Bethel and six other Twin City
colleges have formed an organi-zation
to deal with common cam-pus
According to Dwight Jessup,
Senate president, the loose con-federation
of the Twin City Col-lege
Student Government confer-ence
provides a medium of com-munication
and cooperation for the
schools in this area.
Problems discussed so far con-cern
reduced bus rates for college
students, a student discount ser-vice,
coordination of international
student activities, and student re-sponsibility
on campus.
Student body presidents of all
colleges in the Twin City area are
eligible to attend TOOSGC.
Colleges other than Bethel
which are participating at the pre-sent
are Augsburg, College of St.
Catherine, College of St. Thomas,
Hamline, Macalester, and the Uni-versity
of Minnesota.
dent of male chorus.
Sophomore from St. Paul, Lois
Bradshaw is RR party secretary,
corresponding secretary of the re-ligious
council, and co -chairman
of the social etiquette committee.
Jean Hayne, junior from Mc-
Keesport, Pa., has been a member
of the F-S committee and presi-dent
of the young peoples' group
in her home church.
From Waukegan, Ill., June Mc-
Gillivray, sophomore, is a mem-ber
of the Bodien dorm council.
Kathy Wilsey, sophomore from
Eau Claire, Wis., is national fel-lowship
guild chairman of the
American Baptist youth fellow-ship.
,German club president Ray Dun-can,
sophomore from Hancock,
Minn., is secretary of the Edgren
dorm council and student repre-sentative
on the library committee.
Junior John Tyberg from Grants-burg,
Wis., is vice-president and
program chairman of WMF.
Vintage 1923: the subject of
these pictures is Groningen, Minn.,
which Common John visited re-cently
; see page two. Above is a
store owned by a Mr. Haglin, who
appears at the right of the pic-ture.
This store did its greatest
business in the twenties, and at one
time the owner traded canoes to
local Indians. In the picture at the
left stands Mr. Haglin (fore-ground)
as a young potato ware-house
ing secretary, June McGillivray
and Kathryn Wilsey for corres-ponding
secretary, and Raymond
Duncan and John Tyberg for
Paul Evan, a transfer student
from the University of Minnesota
this year, was president of the
student council of the high school
in Coleman, Wis., and also class
president during his freshman,
sophomore, and senior years.
"I will support any propositions
which will better Bethel as an in-stitution
of learning and a place
of spiritual growth, as well as
carry out the RR party platform,"
Paul said.
Religious council chairman Bob
Ricker plans to attend seminary
next year. For two years he was
president of the Western Illinois -
Eastern Iowa CYF district.
"I hope to continue building on
the plans discussed or initiated in
this year's Senate. My greatest
desire is that Bethel students will
find help in their spiritual growth,"
Bob said.
NSA coordinator Dick Benert,
junior from St. faui, has been
state president of the North Am-erican
Baptist youth organization.
Bruce Leafblad, sophomore from
Waukegan, Ill., is student repre-sentative
on chapel committee,
vice-chairman and treasurer of the
religious council, and vice-presi-
Library Committee Discusses
Possibility Of Extended Hours
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Dear Editor:
This is to announce that class
meetings were held as scheduled
at 10 a.m., Monday, March 2, in
spite of the rather anemic atten-dance.
I do not believe that our render-ing
of 19 half-hours per month to
God in chapel excuses us from
our shameful neglect of Caesar, in
this case our student government,
who asks for only one half-hour
in each month. Caesar might not
always have this half-hour packed
with world-shaking decisions to be
made, but he is there without fail
every month, regardless of how
many students are there to sup-port
Unfortunately, Caesar is only
human; he has been known to lie
down and fall asleep when left
alone for any length of time. Per-haps
someone should bring him
some No-Doze tablets at the next
class meetings in April.
Dick Benert
All letters to the editor should
be type-written and signed. Names
will be withheld upon request.
Opinions are encouraged.—ed.
by Bob Johnson
"The Robe", Lloyd Douglas' dra-matic
production, was impressively
presented recently by the Royal
Players. Playing to good-sized au-diences
both evenings the Royal
Players distinguished themselves
with their quality performance.
While a certain raggedness and
unevenness was detected at various
points during the play, the general
impact was indeed powerful.
Several performances were note-worthy;
perhaps Roy Brottlund's
efforts were near the top. Not
only did he give a convincing pre-sentation
of the humble devout
servant, Demetrius, but he suc-cessfully
made an extremely diffi-cult
transition to play the aged
emperor, Tiberius. Brottlund re-turned
to the stage in the same
scene again as Demetrius; this
was a very worthy performance.
Pat Colon, as the leering Caligula,
especially captured the audiences'
fancy in this scene as well.
A brief comment on a few other
performers may also be warrant-ed.
Ian Paterson, as the Roman
senator, Gallia, achieved a high
level of performance; his apparent
dignity and seeming thoughtful-ness
made a good contribution to
the total impact of the play.
Cal Mortenson's performance of
Simon Peter captured some of the
fervor and eloquence associated
with that disciple, while Richard
Magnuson did a more than ade-quate
job in the role of Stephanos,
the first Christian martyr. One of
the dramatic highlights of the pro-duction
came as Magnuson retold
in a simple yet moving manner,
the story of the post-resurr=ection
appearances of Christ.
The women also made excellent
contributions in all their roles; per-haps
the performances of Merodie
Royal Players
Impressive In The Robe'
the CLARION
Carol Christensen, editor
Ian Paterson and Conrad Wood-all,
assistant editors
Lois Bradshaw, Pam Everburg,
Dave Hagfeldt, Sharalyn
Hanson, Alice Huffman, de-partmental
Maureen Bronstein, bus. mgr.
Roy Dalton, Ph.D., adviser
Anderson, Marjorie Brother, and
Ellen Polk especially merit com-ment
particularly for the steadi-ness
they maintained.
The production was certainly not
without faults : the banquet scenes
dragged, some important lines were
missed, garbled, or repeated, but
the general tone was goad. This
play also marked the first ap-pearances
on stage for several
individuals. If their work in "The
Robe" is any indication, much can
be expected from them in future
Page 2 the CLARION
Tuesday, March 17, 1959
Familiar passages of God's Word often throb with new vitality
when read in modern versions and translations. The Revised Standard
Version (1946) suggests that growth in Christian character results
from careful training. A glance at the text shows the word chosen by
the writer connotes the entire process by which a child is educated.
One commentator refers to this Greek concept of dispelling ignorance
as not foreign to the idiom of Paul. Sound Christian training and teach-ing
must stem from God's saving activity.
The Authorized Version of 1611 misleads one by implying that
God's grace has appeared to all men. Tyndale is closer with the phrase,
"That bringeth salvation to all men." Both the Authorized and the Tyn-dale
(1524) versions contain the phrase, "glorious appearing". J. B.
Phillips (1947), continues this with "glorious denouement." Moffatt
(1917) corrects these by translating it, "appearance of the Glory." The
expression "epiphany of glory" was used of the ascension of a Roman
Emperor in all his pomp and glory.
The purpose of training in char-acter
rather than in creed is to
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Groningen, Minnesota is a ghost-town now—
weeds and grass grow around the boarded-up school
house; the bell above the door is silent; the small
railroad-station house with its weather-beaten sign
"Groningen" is unlocked, though deserted; the
brick bank building, unused since 1926, vacantly
crumbles; the combination general store - post office
on unpaved Main Street (which parallels, the
railroad tracks) is empty; and in front stands an
unworked gas pump.
Miller, as Groningen was called before the
turn of the century, grew from the camp of a con-struction
crew on the St. Paul and Duluth Rail-road.
After the disastrous Hinkley fire of 1894-
a fire which destroyed the entire area—some land
agents bought acres of the scarred land at fairly
low prices and sold at four to five dollars an acre
to Dutch and Swedish immigrants. The Dutch, who
predominated and who had come mostly from Gron-ingen,
Holland, rebuilt and renamed the town.
In the horse and buggy days, at the peak of
its growth, Groningen could boast a twenty-four
hour station, lumber yard, three stores, a potato
warehouse, a spur of railroad track to Banning
Quarry (also now a ghost town) and a population
of sixty. But today Groningen has a population
of two—Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haglin, a retired
couple who live on a side street at the end of the
only sidewalk in town.
Half of the population was born in the town
and has lived there all his life except for a term
of service during the first World War. When he
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profoundly disturbing analysis of the contemporary international poli-tical
situation, characterized by 'him as a time of "drift and thrust
toward war." Skilfully marshaling evidence in support of his con-tentions
Mills gives a most persuasive argument against war and
the current dedication of leadership, political, social, and economic, to
what he terms "the military metaphysic."
It is Mills' assertion that to say that preparation for war is the
sole solution to the tensions between America and Russia is to be guilty
of "crackpot realism."
But the book does not consist of mere name-calling; rather Mills
makes a powerful attack on the official commitment to an armed
emergency which has no foreseeable end except in disaster—war has
become total, and absurd—and he brilliantly sets forth constructive
alternatives. While many will repudiate both Mills' analysis and his
proposal this cannot alter the fact that he is making a cogent and
extremely vital plea for peace. And insofar as he does contend that
peace, not war, should be the sine qua non Mills makes what is virtually
a unique proposal in contemporary society.
In a series of lucidly-constructed chapters Mills first comments
on 'historical development and asserts his philosophy of history, then
makes his analysis of the causes of war, next suggests plans of action,
and finally describes the role of the intellectuals to implement peace.
It is in this final section that Mills speaks most directly to us, first
as students and teachers (dare we say intellectuals?) and then, in one
of the most disturbing and disquieting chapters of the book—A Pagan
Sermon—challenges Christians to stop being morally insensible and
to came out clearly and unambiguously on the issues of internecine
war and the real problems of peace. Who among you, Mills asks, is
considering what it means for Christians to kill men and women and
children in ever more efficient and impersonal ways?
C. Wright Mills has made a bold statement of the central prob-lem
of our time. It is a controversial statement true, but it shows
vital cognizance of the contemporary situation. It can not be readily
dismissed as the work of some crank; it must be dealt with in a serious
positive fashion. Mills says: The only realistic military view is that
war, and not Russia, is now the enemy. To refute Mills' analysis one
must first refute this contention.
was only two, the Hinkley fire swept through that
part of the country killing seven hundred persons.
Mr. Haglin's father (one of the Swedish immigrants
on the construction work of the St. P. & D. R.R.)
saved the family by digging a hole in the ground
beside their water pump which was located in the
treeless fork of the railroad. There they remained
safe beneath a wet blanket, while those who fled
were overcome by smoke.
Before the mass exodus brought its economic
problems, Mr. Haglin had managed his own store
for thirty years and had found part of his business
in trading canoes to the nearby Indians. He was
also potato warehouse operator in the twenties,
and post-master for twenty years until the federal
government closed the post office. Mrs. Haglin, also
a native of the Grindstone Lake region, was care-taker
of the station house until it too closed.
Now that spring-like days are here and the
urge to escape to free open country is strong, Gron-ingen
provides a place to relax and let the mind
wander; something to do on a lazy Saturday or
Sunday when you feel like taking a two-hour drive.
The easiest way to Groningen is by Highway 61.
The turn-off to Groningen is just a quarter-mile
past Sandstone.
The misspelled sign says "Gronnigan 4". It's
the same place. Fallow the road until you reach the
railroad tracks. Main Street, Groningen is then
about twenty feet beyond.
foster a life with zest for good
works, unlike the Cretons against
whom Paul warns in the preced-ing
context. May the grace of
Christ illumine each one, that we
all might radiate genuine Christian
To The
Dear Editor:
We would like to take this
opportunity to express our thanks
for the many kindnesses shown
us by the Bethel family during my
wife's stay in the hospital. Most
of all we appreciated the prayer
offered in our behalf. Thank you,
each and every one.
Q. T. Smith and family
`Give unto . .
With An Emphasis On
Christian Character
by Marvin Anderson
"It has burst on the scene! The grace of God offers salvation in
every age and clime. It educates His children by training in Christian
character. God's school instructs us to disown godlessness and worldly
adornment of selfish desires. We are to live in this present age.
Ever with economy
a life of Discipline;
Always in righteousness
desirous of Piety
In expectancy let us await that blessed hope
which is the triumphant coronation of glory;
Even the epiphany of Christ in splendor,
who is both God of might and Savior ;as well.
Christ Jesus gave Himself a substitute
to ransom us from every lawless deed.
He purified us that we should be His people,
a prized possession for Himself.
Be eager to act honorably in God's sight."
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'Paradise For Scholars'
Role Of The Student In Dutch University
Seven Courses Added
To College Curriculum
Stressing the concept of free-dom,
the Dutch university fos-ters
many liberties that their Am-erican
counterparts lack. The role
of the university student has al-most
the status of a profession.
The student has such high social
status that some are tempted to
choose this as a life-long vocation.
Tuition costs reach a meager
200 gilders ($53) for the entire
academic year. Jobs await all who
complete their studies to the can-didate's
or higher levels, for edu-cational
qualifications are estab-lished
for many positions without
regard for the competence of the
The student writes few term
papers. One of 25 pages for this
"candidates" and one of 60 pages
for his "doctoral" examination.
The few persons who advance to
the completion of work for a full
doctor's degree must write and
publish a dissertation. High pub-lications
costs plus those assoc-iated
with the examination and
accompanying receptions bring ex-penses
to 1,500 gilders or more.
( Government loans are available
to help pay these expenses.) No
candidate is flunked at the formal,
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Evening service 7 p.m.
Prayer meeting Wed., 7:45 p.m.
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oral examination, for this would
be practically the equivalent of
firing his sponsoring professor.
Theoretically students attend
from 3 to 15 hours of lectures and
seminars a week. Actually they
attend far fewer, discontinuing all
class attendance 3 or 4 weeks prior
to examinations. Their few exami-nations
are scheduled individually
with the professor Whenever the
student thinks he is ready. The
foreign observer gets the impres-
R R Party
Stimulating interest in Senate
elections is the purpose of the
Royal Realists, a political party
on campus, according to party
chairman, Ian Paterson.
Official RR candidates for Sen-ate
election, chosen at the party
primary, were Paul Evan, presi-dent;
Bruce Leafblad, vice-presi-dent;
Lois Bradshaw, recording
secretary; Kathy Wilsey, corres-
Music Series
Season tickets for the 1959-60
University artists course "Master-piece"
series may now be applied
for, according to James S. Lom-bard,
director of the department of
concerts and lectures.
Heading the list of attractions
in this series are the Philharmonia
Hungarica, the Takarazuka Dance
company, and Bath aria group.
The Philharmonia Hungarica is
an orchestra composed of music-ians
who fled their native land
during the recent uprising in
Hungary. In its appearance here
the orchestra will be conducted by
Antal Dorati, director of the MM-neapolis
Symphony orchestra.
A varied program depicting the
several currents of Japanese music,
dance, and drama is presented by
the Takarazuka, a company of
Japanese girls.
The Bach aria group was or-ganized
in 1946 to perform the
arias and duets from the Bach
cantatas. The group is comprised
of participants who all have con-cert
reputations in themselves.
Applications should be sent to
the University Artists Course
ticket office, 105 Northrop Mem-orial
Auditorium, University of
sion that passing Dutch examina-tions
depends primarily upon learn-ing
the viewpoint of the professor
who dominates a faculty or insti-tute
and who gives or delegates
authority for giving the oral ex-amination.
This is the first in a series of
different phases of higher educa-tion
in the Netherlands. Next is-sue
will contain an article on the
role of the professor in this seem-ing
"paradise for scholars."—ed.
pending secretary; and John Ty-berg,
The party platform states, in
part, that RR seeks to integrate
all student endeavors to maintain
standards consistent wih the ideals
of a "campus of Christian scholar-ship."
Advantages of a party, as stated
by Ian Paterson, are:
1. A platform provides the stu-dents
with a cheek on Senate
ate policy and activity
throughout the year.
2. Responsibility can be pin-pointed.
"Bible prophecy is being ful-filled
by Israel today," stated the
Rev. Archie A. MacKinney in eon-vocation
Thursday, March 12.
Rev. Mr. MacKinney, superin-tendent
of the American Messianic
fellowship in Chicago, spoke on
his observations _of a .recent trip
to Israel and the Middle East. He
also showed slides which portrayed
the various points of his lecture.
Tel-Aviv was cited as an in-stance
of fulfillment of the pro-phecy
that "waste places shall be
inhabited." This modern city has
grown out of once desolate desert
Modern techniques of stepped-up
water supply and improved
cultivation have transformed other
parts of the desert to gardens and
farming areas.
Zion is an example of this type
of improvement and also a fulfill-ment
of Micah 3:12, "Therefore
shall Zion for your sake be plowed
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Seven new courses will be added
to the curriculum next school year,
the educational policies committee
With the addition of three upper
division mathematics courses, a
minor in mathematics is now pos-sible.
These courses—Differential
Equations, Analytical Mechanics,
and Fundamental Concepts of Al-gebra--
will each carry three cre-dits.
Readings in American Politics,
3. It offers a broad popular
basis for selection of candi-dates.
Contributions of the party mem-bers
are financing the campaigns
of RR candidates.
The platform has been drawn
up by a committee of RR mem-bers:
John F. Anderson, Lyle Hill,
Dwight Jessup, Ian Paterson, Steve
Peterson, and the RR party candi-dates.
The RR party organized last
year to form an opposing party
to other political parties on cam-pus.
as a field, and Jerusalem shall be-come
According to Rev. Mr. MacKin-ney,
increased immigration to Is-rael
is foretold in the book of
Isaiah. Yet, he stated that most
Israelis shun the synagogue. His
observation showed him that only
one-third of the Israeli people
practice their religion.
He also feels the modern citizen
of Israel adapts religion to his
way of life rather than adapting
his way of life to religion.
Rev. Mr. MacKinney feels the
sad thing of the new nation is
their ignorance of the truth
brought forth in their land.
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a third level course, will be offer-ed
in the Department of Political
A new special methods course in
music will enable music education
majors to teach at the elementary
Two of these new courses are
being offered this semester: the
second semester of Design, and
Leadership and Group Dynamics, a
one credit course for those inter-ested
in campus leadership posi-tions.
Six months of military service
will exempt a student from one
year of the physical education re-quirement,
but the student will re-ceive
no credit. At present a stu-dent
with two years of military
service is exempt from the full
physical education requirement and
also receives two credits.
The proposed governmental
change of the Student Senate just
missed getting the required two-thirds
There were 300 votes cast be-tween
10:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. on
Friday, March 6, by both college
and seminary students concerning
the recommendation by the Stu-dent
Senate that the seminary and
college student governments should
govern as separate bodies.
Those voting in favor of the
separation numbered 197 while
there were 103 votes for the in-cumbent
student governing system.
Dwight Jessup, Student Senate
president, said "There is a pos-sibility
that a revote will be 'tak-en."
If a revote is taken, it will
be taken only on the basis of
some inconsistencies in the actual
voting on March 13.
The revote can not be taken
only on the grounds that the
amendment was defeated.
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1. Would you prefer the library open Saturday evening until
10 p.m. and closed one hour each day, perhaps around supper
time ?
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game most popular among faculty members, paddle-ball. These men are
half of a doubles match.
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Tuesday, March 17, 1959
Spring sports are already get-ting
underway at Bethel. The
track, baseball, tennis, and golf
squads are starting to form.
Last week the track team start-ed
daily workouts in the after-noon.
They will have to overcome
the loss of two of last year's key
men, Jim Jackson and Don Becker.
Roger Purcell, one of the few
returning lettermen commented,
"We were strong in the sprints
last year, but this year our
strength will be in the distances."
Coach Gene Gladder encourages
all who are interested in running,
or especially, in the weights, pole
vaulting, and high-jumping to
come out.
Last year's coach, "Fritz" Fred-rickson,
said, "We were always
able to place a few men in first
and second places, but we lacked
the depth to take the thirds and
fourths; that's Where we lost our
Bethel's new track coach, Gene
Gladder, received his B.A. in phy-sical
education at Wheaton after
attending Bethel for two years.
Presently he is working on his
M.A. degree in physical education
at the University of Minnesota.
Spring training has also started
for the baseball players. Coach
Lundin says he is looking forward
to a favorable season. Five letter-men
are returning—Jerry Oas, Al
Penner, "Whitey" Thomas, Ken Al-bright,
and Wayne Carlson. Until
better weather comes the squad
will be practicing in the fieldhouse.
Tennis and golf won't really
get underway until better weather
comes. Coach Jerry Healy says he
is pleased with the interest shown
by the number of men who have
indicated they will be coming out
for tennis.
Returning lettermen are Don
Sension, Ed Tegenfeldt, Dick Gra-ham,
and Dick Benert. Freshmen
who will be coming out are Steve
Peterson and Dick Larson. Dick
Graham commented, "We have a
better team than last year, and
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we should have a better season."
Although our golf team did not
do well in last year's conference
matches, they are looking forward
to a better season. Coach Healy
remarked, "The loss of Dave Dav-ies,
who shot consistantly in the
by Roger Carlson
Gerry Healy, the new head coach
at Bethel college, started the '58-
59 season with five returning let-termen.
Four of these: Truman
Turnquist, Les Borms, Byron Lin-daman,
and Dan Nelson participat-ed
for the full season. Captain
Terry Bottenfield was unable to
finish the full season because of
his schedule.
Coach Healy's first task was to
find replacements for his squad.
Two of his biggest newcomers
were Keith King and Wayne Kin-dall.
Two other replacements who
had received some experience play-ing
Navy ball were Russ Addis-
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70's, will hurt us, but several new
men should help us out."
Those who will play this year
are Dick Abrahamson, Les Borms,
Roger Adelsman, and Curt Lund.
About eight matches will be
man and Dick Larson. John Peter-son,
a member of last year's B
team, and two freshmen, Lee
Bjorkland and Curt Lund, filled
out the squad.
The squad had some experienced
players but lacked the experience
of working together as a team
which showed up in a couple of
the tougher games.
With this team Coach Healy was
able to put a pretty good team on
the floor. Their season record was
14 wins and seven losses.
In the conference they finished
with .a very good record of 10
wins and one loss. The only dis-appointment
was that Milton fin-college
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fished the season with an undefeat-ed
record pushing Bethel into sec-ond
place. Bethel's loss to Milton
was only by two points, and an-other
break in the Royal's favor
could have given the Badger -
Gopher conference crown to Bethel.
In the non-conference games,
against some good competition,
Bethel had a 4-6 record. They lost
some close games to teams such
as LaCrosse State, Superior State,
and Luther college.
The Royals were led in scoring
by these three big men: Turn-quist
with a 13.0 average, Kindall
with a 11.7 average, and King
with 9.8 points a game. Turnquist,
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King, and Kindall were thfe lead-ing
rebounders for the season. Russ
Adelman played a fairly consist-ently
good floor game, and Dick
Larson and Les Bonus each had
some good nights from the guard
sp ots.
'Coach Healy's comment on the
season was, "We never had a
good working ball club--there was
too much individual play—but if
all the men return next year, we
could have a good ball club."
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Senators Drub Faculty
by Dave Hagfeldt
Following the precedent set by Paul Evan, Truman Turnquist be-came
the second Bethel athlete this year to be chosen Most Valuable
Player and next year's captain by his teammates. At the awards con,
vocation last Wednesday 10 varsity letters were given and six B team
Letterman's sweaters were awarded to Denny Nerstad, Stu Luck-man,
Denny Sundeen, Art Erickson, Jack MeNaughton, and Les Bonus.
B squad numeral winners are Paul Carlson, Paul Engstrom, Curt
Lund, Bob Samuelson, Mery Sheplee, and Dave Swanson.
,Northwestern's John Van Dixhorn copped conference scoring race
with 284 points in 11 games for a 25.8 average. Richard Laabs, a late-comer
to Milwaukee Tech, averaged 35 points per game in five contests.
Bethel has won 20 of 23 league basketball games in the past two
Bethel's new track coach, Gene Gladder, ran under track mentor
Gil Dodds at Wheaton college.
Did you see: "limpy" Paul Evan on the trampoline . . . girls basket-ball
game Wednesday night—we lost . . . tennis players practicing
strokes in the handball courts . . . stiff legged trackmen . . . faculty
"doubles" in paddieball?
The Student Senate Uncoordinates massacred the Faculty Gazelles,
53-51, Saturday in a revival of the traditional Koffee Kup game. The
Uncoordinates were obviously the best team. The Gazelles were ob-viously
the worst team.
The Gazelles of the faculty showed that they didn't have what it
take's to work as a team when the individual scores were computed.
They leaned terribly on Walfred H. Peterson, who wasn't even there.
One example of poor team situation was Eric Borgeson's total of
43 points for the losers. Healy and Whitinger both had four points.
Terrible balance!
On the other hand beautiful team balance was demonstrated by
the student group, who seldom have time to even play basketball, much
less practice as a team. (They are usually too busy in academic pur-suits.
Faculty members wile away the hours at paddle-ball.)
Getting back to the issue of team balance. Each of the student
players, Benert, Frederi'chsen, Linden, Luckman, Massey, Phil Peterson,
Steve Peterson, Sension, and Woodall scored 5.88 points each. Amazing!
Dr. Bob Matinee did a feeble job of coaching, but then, he does
have a broken foot. Dr. Bob Johnson coached the stalwarts from the
"scholastic end of the campus."
Fifteen volunteer cheerleaders were instrumental as cheerleaders.
Most of the female fans who fanned for the students were won over
by the fascinating uniforms worn by them (worn by the students that
is) : the colors were dirty fire plug red and no-parking zone yellow. Bob
Johnson wore an empire waisted outfit without an empire waist.—C.W.
. . . King, Adelsman
II Season At Bethel
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Maturity has struck the Holden Commodore at age 35.
The VF Commodore was unveiled in Melbourne with a decidedly grown-up exterior persona and a host of slick gadgetry which has traditionally been confined to prestige cars.
It's the most technologically advanced car yet built in Australia. Slated to go on sale in May, the latest Commodore will be able to park itself, warn drivers if they are straying from lanes or if another vehicle is in their blind spot. They will also have a digital head-up display which projects the car's speed on to the windscreen.
The hi-tech 20cm colour touch-screen will have apps which use smartphones to stream digital radio, and another which finds music of your choice by preferred artist.
No pricing has been revealed, nor have powerplants. That will be uncovered closer to when the cars will reach showrooms.
Inside, the Commodore has come forward in leaps and bounds. Hard at high-end marketplastics have been banished, replaced with softer leather and suede. There are also more chrome finishes - inside and out.
Outside changes are distinguished by a "power bulge" in the bonnet, while the rear is distinctively different. The number plate moves to the bumper, the tail lights extend on to the boot lid and a wider back end features a "pontoon" two-deck styling.
Holden has recognised the Commodore can no longer be "all things to all people" and indicated the base model will be high spec.
That could mean a higher price for the entry-level model. The VE Commodore range currently starts from $37,990.
Only the Calais V-Series went on display yesterday. The SS will be revealed this weekend.
"These vehicles reflect the truly international nature of our business and they can certainly hold their own anywhere in the world," Holden chairman and managing director Mike Devereux said.
Ten colour choices will be available, including three new hues (a jewel-like green, tinted grey and vivid orange).
This won't be the last Commodore, with Holden committing to the nameplate to beyond 2016.
What remains uncertain is whether it will remain rear-wheel drive, and whether its dimensions will shrink.
VF tech tricks
Reverse traffic alert warns of passing vehicles when reversing out of spaces
Blind spot alert to warn of obscured vehicles when changing lanes
Auto park assist effectively parks the car automatically, with the driver just operating the
pedals. It works for parallel or 90-degree parking.
Slick 20cm colour touch-screen with Pandora digital radio and Stitcher music applications.
The people speak
Customer feedback has played a major role in the redevelopment of Commodore's interior.
Annoyances of the past have been addressed and the changes made were given an outstanding feedback during testing phases.
Hard plastics have been bypassed, with the dull colour scheme. Gone are the confusing
central controls for the electric windows they are now rightly back on the doors.
The park brake, which had an uncanny ability to pinch your hand, has been replaced by an electric button.
This has helped create useful storage spots in front of the gearshift, as well as improve the cupholders' ability to take larger bottles.
The driver looks toward a sporty hooded dual binnacle set-up. The speedometer is
positioned on the right with the fuel gauge below, while on the left is the tachometer with
temperature. In the centre is a colour digital display for the trip computer.
A slightly smaller steering wheel has been introduced. It's ultra-chunky and has better
functionality with cruise control and audio buttons at your thumbtips. Though a raft of
changes have been made, the VE still goes without split-fold rear seats. The boot opening also remains the same which makes loading bulky items such as prams difficult.