Articles : Colleges and seminaries
Sept. 13 issue
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New Bluffton beaver named after professor Weaver
BLUFFTON, Ohio — Bluffton University opened the 2010-11 academic year Aug. 31 by welcoming about 270 new students — and one beaver.
More than a year of planning created J. Denny Beaver, Bluffton’s new mascot, unveiled at the opening convocation.
Sept. 6 issue
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Help in college
It was encouraging to read “EMU Program Addresses Depression-Related Issues” (Aug. 2) . This cutting-edge program, CoachLink, is being offered for the first time this fall for students who face challenges of depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, attention deficit and other similar disorders. Indeed, these young people should feel they can be successful at college just as their peers do and prepare for meaningful and productive futures.
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Three schools to play in Soccer Classic
LANSDALE, Pa. — Three schools will meet Sept. 10-12 in the Menno Soccer Classic.
Aug. 23 issue
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Contrasting stories
I commend the Bethel College board of directors for looking beyond the Mennonite community to find a leader.
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Historians fill in a blank at Bethel
NORTH NEWTON, Kan. — When it comes to religious history, the standard college textbook has a blank, one a recent conference at Bethel College was planned to help begin to fill in.
Aug. 16 issue
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Bethel worker adapts cart to operate on solar power
NORTH NEWTON, Kan. — Roger Reimer has found a use for the abundance of sunshine in Kansas this summer.
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Goshen students study regional Latino culture
GOSHEN, Ind. — Sometimes all it takes to encounter another culture is to cross the street.
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EMS to train Philadelphia pastors
Mark Wenger has seen racially and ethnically diverse congregations growing in Philadelphia.
Aug. 9 issue
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Bluffton hosts reunion of students from Iraq
BLUFFTON, Ohio — A family reunion in early July was much like other such gatherings, only at this reunion members didn’t know each other two years ago.
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Construction underway at EMU
HARRISONBURG, Va. — Eastern Mennonite University’s campus is undergoing several building projects starting this summer and continuing through the year.

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