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Thoughts From the Bubble: Advice for Upperclassmen

September 6, 2016
Andrew Hed, Toey Lidstone,  Danny Schmitz | Clarion Multimedia Team

In the Clarion’s second installment of the “Thoughts From the Bubble” video series, we flipped the script. Instead of asking  upperclassmen what advice they would give freshmen, we asked freshmen for advice aimed at their upperclassmen peers.

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Bethel University students worship during chapel service, Wednesday Sept. 25, 2024. The “Come and See” Chapel series is a deep dive into the Gospel of John, beckoning students to experience the fullness of the Lord. “For the first time, at Bethel, the entire community is studying the Gospel of John. We’re doing the same thing, talking the same language, pursuing and asking to hear from God using the same content. It unifies our campus in a unique and neat way,” campus pastor, Nick Cocalis, said.
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Cadets, Ashlyn Erickson and Paige Caouette, smile with fellow cadets after completing the Norwegian foot march. The training event included marching 19.2 miles with equipment strapped to their backs. The soldiers are glad the event is over, but ready for the next one. “It takes a lot sometimes or sometimes it can be easy,” Erickson said. | Photo submitted by Ashlyn Erickson.
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