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March 2012
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From the Shanghai Stock Exchange to the red church
In the first-ever China travel course, students see both a booming 21st-century economy and Bethel's early links to rural China.
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The power of personal connection
Living in a village in southern Africa showed 15 young North Americans: "People matter, not stuff."
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class notes
Class notes
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Pinnacle of modern technology
In a course full of history, students also got to see what physicists and other research scientists are doing in real time.
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president’s column
Taking a place on the global stage
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inquiry
Voices from the underground
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interior
Travel on a shoestring, and a chore list
Newly married Bethel grads explore Mediterranean Europe while living and working with families.
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Windows on the sea and sky
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Voth Hall, room 116/1.13.12/9:02 p.m.
Jacob Brubaker, sophomore from Miami, Ariz., periodically hosts tea and conversation in his Voth Hall room, providing the hot water and loose-leaf tea. Present on this particular evening during interterm were (pictured from left) Brubaker, Caroline Mayhew and Clarie Koehn, along with Nadya Bucklin, Evan Koch, Zach Metzler, Martin Olson, Brian Skinner and photographer Claire Unruh. Subjects of conversation included interterm classes: yoga, taught by Barbara Thiesen '81, in which students learn impeccably correct posture that may or may not be displayed here, along with anecdotes from the two sections of BIFL and Dwight Krehbiel '69's Animal Behavior class.