By Ethan Becker “We’re getting pretty good at this!” A post from Bethany’s Facebook page began, as it announced it’s fifth cancelation in nine school days. The past few weeks have been hectic for Bethany, with an unprecedented string of closings and cancellations that ran from Monday, Jan. 28 through Thursday, Jan. 31. The closings … More Bethany class cancellations make history
By Amber Murry Inkwell isn’t exactly the typical Bethany campus group. Instead of the events and activities that often form the goal of most groups, their primary focus is the yearly publication of student created artworks. This annual edition of Inkwell includes poetry and short works of fiction or nonfiction as well as paintings, photographs … More Group Showcase: Inkwell Publications
By Noah Dale Just two years ago, the Super Bowl made its mark as one of the best games ever by being the first such game to go into overtime, with fans watching as the New England Patriots erased a 28-3 deficit to overcome the Atlanta Falcons. This year, the Super Bowl left a different … More Super Bowl stinker: Pats win…again
By Andrew Van Kampen Kendra Porath is a driven individual. She finds time to do a variety of extracurricular activities, such as the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee [SAAC], the Scholastic Leadership Society [SLS] and the softball team, despite her strenuous academic schedule. Porath will graduate as Bethany’s first Biology and Psychology double major, and is looking … More Senior Spotlight: Kendra Porath
By Kaci Schneidawind If you’ve searched for items in the Bethany library catalogue recently, you probably noticed a change. The library’s recent system upgrade led to a sleeker, more accessible layout among other offerings. “In the very simplest of terms, this is just an update. Our old system was homegrown by MnPALS, our consortium. So … More Library finally gets overdue update
By Nathan Dawson Juan Diaz has been all over the United States. Now he is expanding his horizons once again, this time in New Orleans, Louisiana. But he will never forget his time at Bethany. Diaz started working for Bethany in March of 2017, moving from Miami. As the leader of the caf, he not … More Juan Diaz leaves mark on Bethany’s campus
By Joshua Ray Amiling The upcoming Bethany musical, Kiss Me, Kate, is a performance that everyone should find the time to attend. Professor Ann Fredrickson, the director, describes the humorous play as a romantic tangled mess. “It is a play within a play,” said Fredrickson. “A troupe of actors are putting on a new musical … More Bethany presents a classic: “Kiss Me, Kate”
