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Oral argument took place today in Hobby Lobby and a companion case. Lyle Denniston of Scotusblog provides a recap.
You don't really need to read Denniston's post (though I recommend you do) to figure out where things stand. Four Justices seem ready to strike down the offending Obamacare rule; four seem ready to uphold it; and Justice Kennedy will decide the case.
You will be equally unsurprised to learn that Kennedy is playing Hamlet:
Kennedy worried over the plight of female workers, and he suggested that their interests could be protected with little cost to their employers. . . .[Then] he worried over the plight of corporations owned by families opposed to abortion and he implied that forcing them to pay for it would be wrong.
I'm worried that we live in a Republic where Anthony Kennedy often is all that stands between our government and our liberties.
UPDATE: At Bench Memos, Carrie Severino provides an excellent recap of the Hobby Lobby oral argument.


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Fard Johnmar over at Healthcare Vox was the first to respond (see "Pharmaceutical Marketing = Pharmaceutical Public Relations").
The first issue that Fard raised was the primary role of PR and whether or not PR "plays second fiddle" to marketing. Fard says I asserted that the primary function of PR is to protect a company's image and damage control. Actually, what I said was "Public Relations (PR) is not just for managing a company's image and for damage control." This is a far cry from making a "primary function" claim.
PR Is No Second Fiddle
So, Fard and I are in agreement that PR does NOT play second fiddle to marketing. In fact, that was the main premise of my blog: PR is an important component of pharmaceutical marketing, albeit one that is cloaked in a mystery wrapped in a riddle -- in the sense that not nearly as much attention is paid to the "good, bad, and the ugly" aspects of PR marketing as there is to regular pharma marketing.
Not All PR Is Regulated
This leads to another point raised by Fard, who says "So, while one may argue that regulation is inadequate, the public relations profession isn't completely free from scrutiny." Fards points out:
"Public relations materials are assessed by internal pharmaceutical legal and regulatory teams, just like all other promotional itemsYes, of course, if a pharma-sponsored PR piece mentions a drug brand name, fair balance is required. However, in my blog, I was talking ONLY about disease-awareness, unbranded PR, which does not mention a drug brand name.
"Fair balance must be included in all press releases mentioning a study, drug or device"
I am not sure that fair balance is required in a PR piece that mentions a study, if only the scientific name of the drug is mentioned. Could be. I'll have to research that one.
Celebrity Endorsements
Are PR programs reviewed internally by legal/regulatory? Perhaps some of them are.
But there is undoubtedly a lot of PR activity -- such as arranging press interviews with key opinion leaders, celebrities and patients -- that is NOT reviewed internally. These spokespeople do NOT have to provide fair balance. They can say whatever pops into their heads and make the most outlandish endorsements with impunity. In addition, when celebrity endorsers in the pay of pharma companies appear on TV interview shows, there often is no disclosure that they are being paid by the sponsor!
Fard says:
"In addition, responsible public relations practitioners inform media about who is sponsoring a promotional effort and put them into contact with company spokespersons, upon request."I will limit myself to saying that in a perfect world media would be informed about paid endorsements. That, however, is not the problem. Media also have to disclose the endorsement. So, we have two parties that need to voluntary do the right thing! If the probability of either party doing the right thing is 50%, what's the combined probability of both doing the right thing? [I don't know. I flunked probability class.]
No Guiding Principles = Possibility of Stricter Regulation
The problem is that we do not live in a perfect world where business people always do the right thing -- hence industry guidelines, ethical standards, and -- God forbid! -- government regulation. Where is the PR industry's "Guiding Principles of DTC PR Marketing?" Are they under the desk? Nope. Not there!
What Does "Buy" Mean?
The last issue Fard raises that I would to address is whether or not public relations "buy" media coverage. Let's take an analogy quiz:
PR "buying" media coverage is most like which of the following:In the same way that sales reps "buy" -- or used to "buy" -- physician prescribing, PR people may "buy" media coverage. Of course, no physician worth a nickel would ever admit that they changed their prescribing habits just because they got a free lunch or a free pen -- but it happens! Similarly, no reporter will write a favorable story just because he/she was wined and dined at a press conference. What about taken out to a fancy dinner? Golf outing? Significant other included? How much of this goes on? We don't know -- that's why I say it's a mystery wrapped inside a riddle.
(1) Buying search words on Google
(2) Buying lunch for physicians in exchange for sitting in at a detail
(3) Buying an ice cream cone
The answer: 2
Traditional pharma marketing is much more transparent and pharma marketers are restrained from using such practices by laws, regulations, and industry guidelines. I don't know of any such regulation of PR marketing.
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Comments from Gopalkrishna Iyer, a member of the PHARMA-MKTING online discussion group:
Yes! Spin doctors are having a greater role in marketing of products.
This, primarily, is happening because of the higher levels of clutter that exists in the mindspace of doctors. Marketers are having to resort to more creative (???) ways of getting their message across and making it stick.
As put rightly in your post, "enhancing brand value is actually what marketing is all about" and one does put every idea to use in order to achieve that brand value.
So, whether one calls it "Patient Education" "Disease Awareness" "Disease Mongering" "Patient scaring" or PR, one must not forget that such media stories have always been part of the pharma marketers' arsenal. The hype created on so many vaccines, cholesterol, HRT etc. are classic examples.
However, in today's poverty stricken times (in terms hugely distinct advantages of new molecules and in terms of price pressures) marketers are increasingly covering up gaps in communication, creating pressure groups, winding up patients towards their brands and magnifying less significant aspects of disease and therapy through PR.
It is the sign of our times, very much similar to the "gamesmanship" we witness in the sports arena. It is only such drama that has the power to add much needed value to a brand. It is as ethical or unethical as sponsoring a clinical study and then publishing it, or sponsoring a CME on a topic of your advantage over cocktails and dinner.
The greatest influencer of prescriptions still remains the good old scientific data from pre and post marketing clinical trials. The fundamental four of Efficacy, Safety, Convenience & Cost are what finally matters to the physician and patient.
To think that physicians would change their prescribing habits because of newspaper articles or television programs would be simplistic, both, from the marketers' point of view and the observers'. Yes! it will have some favourable impact on the brands it seeks to indirectly promote, and that can only be achieved by a long and sustained campaign. I also agree that PR can accelerate the marketing process and help maximise sales. Well executed communications do have the power to inspire, to motivate and trigger action. PR can also bring issues out of the closet (Erectile dysfunction) and result in brands such as Viagra become dictionary words.
Whether such PR should be brought within the purview of the ethics committees is another issue altogether. Finally, marketing communications is all about creating meaningful reasons to use your product(s).


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New Afternoon Schedule
Lv. AHC Lv. FT Lv. SC Lv. BV
1:15 1:25 1:35 1:45
2:00 2:10 2:20 2:35
3:00 3:10 3:20 3:35
Bethel's buses are a source of irritation for all who ride them. (Photo by Don Copeland)
the Clarion. Vol. 57, No. 2 Bethel College, 3900 Bethel Dr. St. Paul, MN 18 September 1981
Buses shift into new schedule
by JoAnn Watkins
After numerous sche-dule
conflicts with the
original bus schedule, an
entirely new afternoon
schedule will go into effect
Monday, Sept. 21.
The 1 p.m. bus will leave
Arden Hills Campus
(AHC) at 1:15 so students
done with class at 1:10 can
catch this bus. Rather than
leaving Fountain Terrace
(FT) at 1:15, the bus will
leave at 1:25. The time
between leaving campus
and Fountain Terrace is
• cut from 15 to 10 minutes.
The amount of time the
bus waits at Silvercrest
(SC) is also cut by five
minutes. The time spent
waiting at each of of the
apartments is also cut on
the two o'clock and three
o'clock runs, according to
Jeff -Lindsay, bus coor-dinator.
The recent addition of a
9 a.m. stop at Brighton
Village (BV) has been
changed to 8:55. This
change was the result of a
student petition stating
that they could not make
it to class by 9:10 with the
9 a.m. schedule.
After an announcement
of a time change in the
Bethel Bulletin this run
now leaves SC at 8:30 and
BV at 8:45. Drake said hous-inf.;
staff at the apartments
were notified. However,
not all residents were noti-fied.
The first bus each
morning leaves the apart-ments
at 7:15 a.m. "We like
the first bus to be full.
There is no physical way
to get more bus runs before
eight • in the morning,"
stated Drake, director of
auxiliary services. There
are three buses which
make two runs to each of
the apartment complexes.
"I made the schedule
originally," said Drake. I
felt it would he a lot easier
to remember the schedule
if the times of the hour
were the same," he said of
the hourly departure times.
"We have more runs this
year than last to all of our
places," he commented.
Though the buses are
crowded during the first
weeks, he said that they
are not as full as the sem-ester
goes on so additional
runs are not necessary.
During peak hours from
four to six two buses are
"We want to make it as
convenient for the stu-dents
as we possibly can,"
Drake said. In regard to
complaints, Drake said he
has heard none. Lindsay
said that any questions or
problems may be addres-sed
to him.
by JoAnn Watkins
January in Australia,
Hawaii, Mexico, the So-viet
Union or France are
just a few of the possibil-ities
available to students
through the Upper Mid-west
Association for In-tercultural
(UMAIE). UMAIE coor-dinator
Betty Stromseth
will have a display on
campus Thursday, Sept.
24 from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30
UMAIE is made up of
ten colleges which offer a
selection of cross-cultural
study during interim.
Thirty-two courses are
offered this year. Cover-ing
a wide range of topics,
they will go to many
different parts of the
Bethel instructors will
be teaching two of the
UMAIE courses. "The
Other Side of the World:
Australia and New Zea-land"
will be taught by Dr.
Jeannine Bohlmeyer pro-fessor
of English. Bohl-meyer
has led a UMAIE
course before and has
traveled in Austalia and
New Zealand while on
"It's halfway around the
world," said Bohlmeyer.
"You're in a different day."
Through literature and
travel, the history of New
Zealand and Australia will
be studied in the course.
Students may pursue an
individual interest such as
art, music, or geography
using the resources pro-vided
by travel. "There is
flexibility within the
course," stated Bohlmeyer.
In the course of their
travel the class will visit
the southern coastal cities
of Australia, the moun-tains
and fjords of New
Zealand, museums and
other sites of interest. The
final three days of the trip
will be in Honolulu.
"Just short of going all
the way to the OrierK is
how Dr. Alfred Glenn
describes the UMAIE
course he will be teaching.
Glenn, professor of theo-logy,
and his wife Barbara,
instructor of art,will teach
the course, "Eastern Beliefs
and Imaging: Hawaii."
Both of the Glenns have
studied in Hawaii. Glenn
has led a previous UMAIE
course to Hawaii.
The course will study
Oriental religion and art
in their inter-relationships
in Oriental culture. "It's
really an exciting exper-ience.
The resources are so
rich," commented Glenn.
He described Hawaii as
almost like being in the
"It's like a guided inde-pendent
study," said
Glenn of the course. Stu-dents
will be able to do a
project or report on an
area of interest.
The price given for the
term includes travel, some
meals and tickets for class
activities. Students will
need additional money for
food and spending. Bro-chures
for other courses
being offered are in a
display in the AC lounge.
The registration dead-line
is Oct. 23. Application
should be made through
Bethel UMAIE campus
representative, Registrar
Chester Duck. Student
loans are available
through Oct. 1.
UMAIE courses take off in January
Spire becomes reality in November
by JoAnn Watkins
"The 1981 Spire will be
out sometime in Novem-ber,"
said Dona Amann,
assistant editor for the
'80-81 yearbook. The
Spire is returning to
publication after an ab-sence
of five years.
"There were some prob-lems
with staffing," said
Amann. "We did not get
things completed as plan-ned."
The yearbook, ori-ginally
scheduled for dis-tribution
this fall, has yet
to be completed for print-ing.
As editor of the '82
Spire, Amann said she
hopes to have the work
completed by October so
work can begin on this
year's edition.
"The purpose of the
Spire," stated Amann, "is
to give a story of what
happened that year." The
224-page book includes
photos of activities such
as Homecoming and Nik
Dag, dormitory' and apart-ment
life, sports events,
organizations at Bethel
and individual pictures of
the graduates.
Passages, formerly a
separate Bethel literary
publication will now be
bound into the yearbook.
Passages is a selection of
poetry, short stories,
photographs and artwork
by Bethel students.
The 1980-81 yearbook
is available to students for
a small fee. If payment
was made when the books
were ordered in the spring
the fee was $3. Extra
copies have been ordered
and will be available for
$4. Non-returning stu-dents
will have the books
mailed to them if they
requested it.
"It will be a struggle to
establish the Spire as a
permanent media at Beth-el,"
stated Amann. "I hope
this year sets the Spire on
it's feet." As editor this
year, Amann hopes to add
more color and pages to
the Spire.
Spires for the present
year will be sold in the
spring and distributed
next fall.
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Dr. W. Robert Smith,
professor philosophy emer-itus,
will speak in chapel.
Wednesday and Thursday,
Sept. 23 and 24. "With All
Lowliness" is the topic for
both days.
During his quarter of a
century (1951 - 1976) at
Bethel, "Dr. Bob" was
widely appreciated as a
teacher, advisor and
preacher at large. Toward
the end of his Bethel career,
his teaching load was di-vided
by the Board of Re-gents
to include both
classroom and off-campus
He has circled the globe
several times preaching
the gospel at military ba-ses
and Bible conferences,
largely under auspices of
the Association for
Christian Conferences,
Teaching and Service. His
wife, Kay, accompanies
him in many of his travels,
and all of their five child-ren
have studied at Bethel.
by JoAnn Watkins
Dr. George Brushaber
will become the president
of Bethel College and
Seminary Sept. 1, 1982.
He will fill the position
held by Dr. Carl Lund-quist
who is retiring after
where the play "Foxfire
was being performed), the
Transfer Buffet, alumni
football game, Bethel
Theatre's "Bereshith",
koinonia and the New
Student Banquet.
Bethel's Welcome Week-ers
were there through it
all (even registration)
each with a red shirt and a
smile. Through their ef-forts
and well-planned
activities, I was intro-duced
to scads of Bethel
people, both old and new.
Never before have I felt so
welcome, so much a part
of things or such a Christ-like
love and warmth as I
experienced during Wel-come
As a transfer student, I
am especially blessed by
Bethel's focus on being a
Christ-centered college.
Daily chapel services and
just being in a class where
the instructor takes the
time to pray and read from
the Bible briefly before
each class has meant so
much to me.
If you are a freshman
attending college for the
first time, I encourage you
to thank our Lord for giv-
14 years as president.
Brushaber is presently the
dean of the collage.
The selection of Brush-aber
by the Board of Re-gents
as President-elect
was confirmed at the
annual meeting of the
Baptist General Confer-ence
in Omaha June 27- 30.
ing you the opportunity to
spend the next four years
of your life in a college
that puts Christ and His
love at the center.
Welcome Week is over
now_, but let us remember
the :people we met, the
friends we made, the
things we've shared and
the opportunities for
growth yet to come this
year at Bethel. THANK
Lori Bemis
by Laura L. Phillips
Bethel's Film Forum
will open its '81 -82 season
by showing the feature
film "Picnic at Hanging
Rock" Tuesday, Sept. 22 in
Described by News-week
as "an engrossing,
seductive tale—stylish
and entertaining," the film
delicately probes the stif:-
Brushaber is presently
on a six-month sabbatical
leave from his position as
college dean. "The pri-mary
focus is planning
and preparing for assum-ing
the presidency," said
Brushaber. -
Brushaber said he plan-ned
the sabbatical prior to
his selection as president.
He intends to work on the
integration of the Chris-tian
faith in the liberal
arts. Brushaber sees this
as an area he can also
work on as president. "I
will be very involved in
the search and selection of
the dean for the college,"
he added.
Dr. Dwight Jessup, di-rector
of academic affairs,
will also serve as acting
dean during Brushaber's
absence. In addition to a
faculty position in the
education department,
Tom Johnson will serve as
assistant to the dean for
the '81-82 school year.
ling repression of Vic-torian
"Rich in visual sym-bolism,
with beautifully
atmospheric photography
and a haunting musical
score, 'Picnic at Hanging
Rock' is a multi-layered,
hypnotically visual cine-matic
All interested students,
faculty, staff and adminis-tration
are welcome. Be-
Senate covers
current issues
plans for '81-82
by Lorelei Markson
The Student Senate met
Monday, Sept. 14, at 5:30
p.m. (Hereafter, meetings
will be at 5:15 p.m., Mon-day
evenings.) Greg Ha-mann
gave the invocation.
It was a call for com-munication
and openness
of mind and spirit through
which to receive God's
Appointments were
made for chairpersons of
two committees: Craig
Johnson, as chairperson of
the Special Projects Com-mittee,
and Lori Pontnack,
as chairperson of the Pub-lic
Action Committee.
In his report, Mark
Publow expressed his
satisfaction with the fa-culty
and the student
panels in chapels during
the first week of schol. He
saw it as a step toward
Senate's goal for student
involvement in community
life. Publow, along with
Ron Nelson, will attend
the Board of Regents
meeting as representatives
of the student body.
Vice-president Cheryl
Thomas urged continued
involvement of Bethel stu-dents
in the National
Assocation of Evangelical
Students (AAES). Any
interested students are
encouraged to attend.
Cheryl Thomas and Sara
Haileselassie will attend
this month's Integration
Task Force. Several Senate
members will also attend
the Hunger Coalition
meeting Friday, Sept. 18.
A major concern expres-sed
at this week's Senate
was the Spire, Bethel's
yearbook. Last year's Sen-ate
decided to rejuvenate
the Spire, which has not
been printed for five years.
However, due primarily to
a budgeted $12,000 ad in-see
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sides refreshments, an
optional discussion for
clarification of and
reaction to the film is
Last Saturday the Bethel
Royals football team was
victorious in Chicago. The
MIAC opener will be at
Hamline tomorrow.
Guard shack relocates:
Change brings jubilation
Brains are grinding into gear as classes move into the
third week. Everyone started with ambition and high
hopes. After one week of daily 8 a.m. classes and two
busy weeks of Clarion work, the body started running
low on ambition and hope reached an all-time low.
It took a miracle to bolster the urgently needed but
fast-fading confidence. Last Friday, Sept. 11 r a miracle
occurred that restored confidence in Bethel's adminis-tration
and maintenance departments. Confidence in
the existence of miracles was also reestablished.
What was this miraculous event? The Bethel Drive
security shack was moved. Best of all, it was moved
across the road where it will serve its purpose but not
obstruct the view of oncoming traffic.
The shack has had three different locations on cam-pus.
But the last location, at the exit of the circle parking
lot, "was always a problem," according to Jim Wiegner,
coordinator of building services. The shack was there
about two years.
The change should bring universal praise. As the
news spread across campus, exclamations like "Real-ly?"
and "You don't know how glad..." reached this
writer's ears. Everyone with knowledge of the change
seemed to glow with excitement. Even Harold Watkins
and Dan Miller, two members of the maintenance
department who helped move the shack, were glad for
the change, if not the work.
Noticing obvious jubilation, Watkins asked that the
Clarion say something nice about the guard shack move
in the newspaper. OK. On behalf of all who are affected
to all involved in the decision and the work, a resound-ing
thank you! Confidence and hope have been reestab-lished.
On to a safer, if not more hopeful, school year.
Dear Editor
As a transfer student
from a secular college, I
would like to express my
heartfelt thanks to the
Welcome Week staff for
the excellent program
they provided for us re-cently
during the week-end
of Sept. 4-7, 1981.
Welcome Week, a fun
kind of orientation-to-college-
life-at-Bethel spe-cifically
for freshmen and
transfer students, inclu-ded
a variety of activities.
Some of the highlights I
especially enjoyed were,
"On-the-Town", (I atten-ded
the Guthrie Theater
Volume 57, Number 2
18 September 1981
Bethel College, St. Paul, MN
The Clarion is published weekly by the students
of Bethel College. Editorial opinions are the sole
responsibility of the Clarion staff. Letters are
welcome, and must be signed and delivered in
P.O. 2381 by the Sunday before publication.
Leann M. Kicker, editor
Naomi J. Ludeman, associate editor
JoAnn Watkins, news & featUre editor
Ellie Feleen, sports editor
Doug Barkey, photography editor
Laura L. Phillips, copy editor
Art Gibbens, production manager
Pam Sundeen, business manager
Beth Nystrom, graphics editor
Timothy Larson, graphics
Jim Larson, cartoonist
Kraig Klaudt. columnist
"News and Feature Writing" students •
Student appreciates Welcome Week staff and activity
Dean voted president-elect
Film Forum premieres Sept. 22
The Clarion editorial staff: from left to right, Art Gibbens,
production; Laura Phillips, copy editor; Ellie Feleen, sports
editor ; Leann Kicker, editor; Naomi Ludeman, Associate
editor; JoAnn Watkins, News and Feature editor. (photo by Don
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Bethel choir tours north Europe
by Mary Swisher
Bethel's choir received
international acclaim once
again during their 1981
summer European tour.
Bethel's choir travels a-nnually
throughout the
U.S. and once every 4 years
to Europe. This year the
tour included France, Ger-many,
Norway, Sweden
and Denmark.
Dr. Robert Berglund and
his wife Margaret accom-panied
the 74-member
choir to Europe.
Serving as key factors
in the organization of the
tour were Barry Howell,
student manager; Tim
Sawyer and Brad -Bak,
student directors and
Chris Jarvis, tour manager
and organizer.
The group left May 26
and returned June 18. They
performed approximately
one concert every other
day of the tour, presenting
13 concerts in all.
According to Howell,
"All the homes in Europe
are in love with the clas-sics.
They appreciate mu-sic
and have been brought
up in it. Music is as popu-lar
in Europe as sports are
in America."
The choir performed a
repertoire that included
compositions of the early
Baroque era, contempor-ary
pieces, as well as spiri-tuals
and folk songs.
The choir has appeared
with the Minnesota Or-chestra
at Orchestra Hall
performing the 1981 world
premiere of Heinz Werner
Zimmermann's "Missa
Profana." During their
summer tour they featured
"Crucifixion", a contem-porary
piece also by Zim-mermann.
Zimmerman and his
wife accompanied the
choir while on tour, at-tended
5 or 6 of the con-certs
and renewed fri-endships
with the group.
Howell described the
tour as "an opportunity to
sing for people who under-stand
and appreciate what
you're doing. They were
more in touch with what
was actually being done
in the concert." Howell
added, "Dr. Berglund
emphasized the impor-tance
of giving our best at
each concert and glorify-ing
Sawyer said he found it
"rare to sing for an
understanding audience. It
was also a good oppor-tunity
to witness to the
audience through the
music." Bethel College choir. Group photo in Europe. (Photo by Barry Howell)
Roe addresses social justice issue from page 2
come which realized only
one-fourth of that amount,
the Spire is in serious
financial difficulty. This
year's Senate is left with
saving the Spire, and re-evaluating
the project as a
whole. They will be hold-ing
an open discussion
meeting about the Spire
for all interested students.
All Senate meetings and
Senate committee meet-ings
are open to the student
body. Elections will be
held for Freshmen and
transfer student senators
next Tuesday and Wed-nesday.
by Tony Anderson
Michael Roe will speak
on "Theology of Human
Rights Advocacy" in Beth-el's
chapel Friday, Sept.
25. Roe, assistant profes-sor
of psychology at Beth-el,
will discuss the Bible's
mandate to work for jus-tice.
All students and fa-culty
are encouraged to
This chapel will be the
first in a series of sessions
on Bethel's campus to ad-dress
social justice issues.
Other topics to be consi-dered
include the repres-sion
of the Church in Latin
America, world hunger,
land issues and the con-cerns
of Native Americans.
There Will be approxi-mately
one speaker each
month along with com-plementary
throughout the school
This series is being spon-sored
by the Peace and
Justice Committee, a stu-dent-
faculty-staff organi-zation
committed to edu-cation
and action on social
justice issues, in coopera-tion
with other campus
organizations and offices.
For further information on
the speaker series or on
the Peace and Justice Com-mittee,
contact Tony An-derson,
Hwy. 36 & Edgerton
Rev. Hartley
Worship Service
11 a.m.
Sunday School
9:45 a.m.
Evening worship
6 p.m.
Junior Mark Boyer finished in tenth place to help his team win its first meet of the season. (Photo
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Spikers place sixth at Bemidji
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The womens cross-country team hosted a time trial run last
Saturday inviting five conference teams. Senior Ellie Feleen led
the Royals placing sixth out of 52 runners. (Photo by Don
Football opens season
celebrating 25-9 win
- Page 4 sports
Whybrew wins c-c race,
team faces tough season
by Rob Haglund
Having found success
to the east and north, the
women's volleyball team
will see if they can conquer
new lands when they tra-vel
"south" to play in the
Hamline Invitational to-morrow.
After their successful
eastern trip, the Bethel
spikers traveled to Bemid-ji
to play in the Bemidji
Invitational last weekend
and finished in sixth place.
Considering the high cal-iber
of their competition,
the placing was not bad
for the team, especially at
this early stage of the
The Royals started out
by Rob Haglund
Bethel's soccer team
won the Judson Invita-tional
Soccer Tournament
held in Elgin, Ill., last
Saturday. Sept. 12.
Freshman Greg Barkey
and junior Bobby Clark
each scored two goals and
junior Joel Kraakevik add-ed
another as the Bethel
soccer team defeated Jud-son
the tourney with a 16-14,
14-16, 15-13 win over
Division II school Moor-head
State. The team
played two other matches
in the round robin portion
of the tournament, losing
to Macalester 15-8, 15-8.
and St. Cloud State 15-12,
In their first match of
the consolation bracket the
Royals beat St. Thomas
15-13, 15-10, before Moor-head
State gained revenge
by beating Bethel 15-7, 15-
10 in the fifth place game.
Head Coach Cindy Book
was pleased overall with
the play of the team al-though
she does see room
for improvement. "We are
very strong fundamen-
Barkey played well in
the tournament applying
constant offensive pres-sure,
and was named the
tournament's Most Valu-able
In Friday's opener, the
Royals defeated Grand
Rapids (MI) Baptist Col-lege
3-1, on goals by fresh-men
Stan Higgs and Tom
Church and senior Andy
"I was very pleased
tally," she said, "but we
made a few errors that we
shouldn't have and some
of them were errors that
cast us matches. As our
season progresses we hope
to take care of that and
play a smarter brand of
Royal fans can get a full
day of sports at Hemline
tomorrow by watching the
volleyball team in the
morning and then the
football team in the after-noon
against the Pipers.
The first home match of
the year for the volley-bailers
is Tuesday night,
Sept. 22, when the Royals
host St. Mary's at 7:30
p.m. in the Robertson PE
with our efforts in the
tournament," said head
coach Mark Leigh. "We
played well in two beauti-ful
team victories and had
a very enjoyable trip."-
Leigh and his assistant
coaches Brian Bohne and
Jon Fast are looking for-ward
to the next MIAC
game when the Royals
host the Macalester Scots
at 1:30 p.m. Saturday,
Sept. 19, at Bremer Field.
by Dyer Davis
Sophomore transfer
Rich Whybrew finished in
first place in the annual
Bethel time trials, leading
the men's cross-country
team to a strong victory
over Gustavus Adolphus
and Southwest State.
Captain Ross Fleming
described the hilly five-mile
course as "the tough-est
I have run on since
being in college."
For first-year head
coach Steve Wittaker, Sat-urday's
time trials marked
a promising beginning for
by Mark Wollan
The Royal football team
traveled to northeastern
Illinois this-past weekend
and opened their season
with a 25-9 victory over
Northeastern University.
Highlighting the win
was the offensive perfor-mance
of Satch Shaheed
who rushed for 150 yards.
Defensively the Royals
played soundly with stand-out
performances by vete-ran
safety Greg Stipe and
co-captain Brian Gere.
First year defensive end
Ben Crockett felt the de-what
appears to be a tough
season ahead. "This was a
good place to start," said
Coach Wittaker.
Also running strongly
for Bethel were Tom Plock-er,
Tim Snyder, Ross Allen
and Greg Stevens.
Although the Bethel
men's cross-country team
is young, consisting of
only one senior, three
returning runners, and
twelve underclassmen, it
is a hardworking and enthu-siastic
team. In the words
of Captain Ross Fleming,
"This is the best team I
have seen at Bethel."
fence was "crisp and hard-hitting"
in its opening per-formance.
Throughout training
camp the coaching staff
emphasized dedication
and unity as key ingre-dients
in the development
of a strong team. The re-sults
were obvious as both
the offense and defense
literally led cheers for
each other throughout the
The Royals first confer-ence
game will be this
Saturday, Sept. 19, at Ham-line
stadium against the
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shows strength
in time trials
by Richard Whybrew
The Bethel women's
cross-country team hosted
a time trial/scrimmage at
Bremer Field, Saturday,
Sept. 12, making a solid
showing against confer-ence
rivals St. Olaf,
Carleton, Macalester,
Gustavus Adolphus and
Prior to the race, coach
Bill Lau predicted that
team captain Ellie Feleen
would be Bethel's top
finisher, a prediction that
came true when the senior
runner led her three team-mates
with a sixth place
finish in a field of 52.
Sophomore Lana Lauwers
finished 20th, freshman
Leah Schirm finished 24th
and junior Kathy Zappe
finished 48th.
Coach Lau is concerned
about the lack of women
runners this year. "We
have five for sures and
four maybes. Most of these
are upperclassmen. Where
are you, freshman run-ners?"
Lau's concern is well-founded.
A cross-country
team needs at least five
runners in order to be
officially entered in a meet.
If one of his for sures is
injured, the team might
not be counted as an entry
in any of the meets on its
Judging from Saturday's
results, the women will
face tough competition in
the conference from St.
Olaf who placed six run-ners
in the top ten, and
Carleton who placed five
runners in the top
twenty-two. —
The Royal women will
go up against an excellent
field of teams tomorrow,
Saturday, Sept. 19, at the
Luther Invitational in
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The European Space Agency's Faint Object Camera on board NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has provided a fascinating close-up view of Supernova 1987A in the Large Magellanic Cloud.
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Welcome visit our store! please chick here to different category. Flowers Animal Landscape Region Figrue Angel We can provide you with a picture for your custom diamond painting, for example: your family photos, ke the characters or superstar,The beautiful scenery , lovely pet, etc. but please try to provide high-resolution and clearly pictures, we will finish and start ship in a week. if you want,please Contact us. Custom please cck here: [DIY Diamond painting Kit] 1. Enough the resin diamonds. 2. A4 Model HD drawings (including drawings, color table) 3. Used to cp gum drill tweezers, plastic tray. Instructions of DIY Diamond Painting 1. Open the packaging and take out of the canvas, diamond and tools; 2. Check the code number of diamonds and the corresponding symbol; 3. Put the diamonds into the plastic case. Only uncover the needed area of the adhesive tape to avoid dust onto other glue parts; 4. Stick the diamonds on the corresponding symbol of the canvas by the tweezers; 5. After all symbol areas are sticked with diamonds, adjust the edge of diamonds by the ruler to regulate diamonds neatly; then press diamonds properly to make it firm; 6. Put the diamond painting in a suitable frame and decorate your house or give it to others as a gift. Reasons to Buy Diamond Painting from Us
1. Diamond: The resin material of diamond is the same with glasses, which has bright and shining color, and good refraction. It is ght, tough, non-toxic, non-pollution and environmental protection. Its silver-gilt base reazes good effect of refection and refraction.
2. Square Shape of Diamond: There is no defect of bottom exposure on diamond painting due to no interspace between each diamond with square shape. Also, the coordination of 9 aspects and 13 aspects presents the perfect shining effect of refraction.
3. Fully-Diamond: No printing on the diamond embroidery allows the same glossiness on the whole painting, reazing the perfect three-dimensional effect.
4. Glue: Adopted hot melt adhesive, strong, non-toxic, which has super stickiness and no influence on ght reflection.
5. Canvas: Adopted thickening high-grade canvas, which has proper flexibity, and can stand wear and tear, and never be out of shape.
6. Technology: Non-ironing diamonds.
7. Factory Outlet: Any photo can be customized. We are here providing you with Competitive Price, Fast Design and Shipment, Best quaty and more New Style and Design. Canvas Size is manual measurement, there may be minor differences(1~2cm), This is normal, please rest assured. Diamond painting: This is a new style needlework painting that you should to DIY and finish it (without frame)! Our store use square resin diamond as raw material and we have two diamond styles:nine-edge and thirteen-edge. Combination of these two styles will make the painting appear to be more elegant in texture with shining brightness.Compared with traditional resin painting,our works have stronger sense of stereophotography and luxury, perfectly expressed by new-style resin diamond, standing for your elegant taste for house decoration ! Resin diamond is manufactured by only few manufacturers. Besides, due to its tiny size, it's hard to avoid deficiency issue absolutely. Meanwhile, it will also take a lot of laborers to pick up deficiency of items with such a tiny size. Therefore, we decide to a 30% more diamonds to each bag to make up for the possibity of deficiency issue as well as some unexpected circumstances ke operation mistakes in DIY. This is finished works for reference. the picture is full diamond and square diamond, no frame! Diamond painting: 1-High Quaty Diamond Diamond painting : 2-HD Painting canvas High defintion painting canvas clearer.Humanization color retrieval operation more convenient. Diamond painting:3-Free Fitting The following are compmentary, as you remove the worries Diamond painting:4-Production steps Easy to learn,Suitable for all ages! This is the finished works ,look,it's very beautiful ,isn't it? Just thought this is my finished ,so happy! To decor room or handsel to friends is also a good choices. Diamond painting:5-High viscosity and Enough Diamond 1* We use double-sided adhesive viscosity, not easy to fall diamonds 2* High quaty shiny square diamond,will never fade Now , Please contact us, give you a best service, and perfect product! About Retail and Wholesale:
Our company accepts the following transactions:
-Retail: we accept retail transactions from all customers all over the world. We do not set minimum mit for all commodities.
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Weight: 0.400kg (0.88lb.)
Package Size: 40cm x 10cm x 10cm (15.75in x 3.94in x 3.94in)
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16 April 2012 Fast Delivery, Easy Transaction Would recommend - website was easy to navigate and order. Didn't contact customer services as the handles arrived promptly and the item was as described and are good quality. It was also easy to fit. However we did forget to order the latch so we had to buy that separately from B&Q Similar handles seen in B&Q were twice the price as those seen on the handles 4 doors.
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Enough already! Two weeks of unrelenting temps of 90-plus is inhumane. Maybe Mother Nature was inspired by the Olympic Games and was trying to set a new record of consecutive oppressively hot days.
And just to throw in new elements, she sent us humidity that raised the heat index practically off the charts.
One day when I was running what seemed like an endless series of errands, my car thermometer registered 110 degrees. That is when I threw in the towel and headed for a movie theater to forget it all for two hours of fantasy and cool air. By the way, I had to wear a sweater in the theater — I was thrilled.
After 17 days of watching sporting events of the XXX Olympiad in London, I'm exhausted. In my own way, I felt some of the athletes' pain: I happen to have a pulled Achilles' tendon to recoup from. It isn't any fun.
Now that the excitement of the London Olympic Games is over, we are settling into the drowsiness of the dog days of summer.
I always wondered where the term "dog days" came from. According to the source I found, the Greeks may have been the first to use the term, and it was recorded in Aristotle's "Physics." Then the ancient Romans adopted it, referring to it as "dies caniculares."
This hot time was associated with the star Sirius. Sirius sometimes is known the dog star because it is the brightest star in the constellation Canis Major, or large dog. At the beginning of the hottest season, the Romans sacrificed a brown dog to appease Sirius because they believed the star caused the heat. So there you have it. I just knew there had to be a good reason.
Marijane Hebert and her extended family, including the La Cañada bunch of Janie and Scott Schroeder and their kids Mary, Laura and Mel, recently returned from Greece and Rome, where they did experience dies caniculares.
This La Cañada group met 20-plus members of their extended family in Rome. The others came from as far away as Minnesota to meet for family fun on a Mediterranean cruise aboard the Equinox, a Celebrity Cruises ship.
Marijane was thrilled that all three of her daughters and their spouses were able to come along for this very special family getaway.
Coming from Minnesota was her daughter Teri (Flintridge Sacred Heart grad of 1980) and her husband John Dick; daughter Nathalie (Sacred Heart, Class of 1984) and her husband Jeff Snyder from Northern California; daughter Janie (Sacred Heart, 1982) and husband Scott.
This grand adventure began first with Marijane and her granddaughter Laura Schroeder, who graduated this year from La Cañada High and is now a freshman at Regis College in Colorado. The two flew to Venice, where they spent 10 glorious days in this city of canals.
They then met up with the Schroeder family in Prague. This family group then traveled on to Austria, where they first stayed at the beautiful Hotel Schloss Durnstein that sits at the edge of the Danube River. This picturesque village is in the center of the Wachau, the wine-growing area of lower Austria. They then traveled on to Salzburg and stayed at the luxurious Villa Von Trapp, the family home of the Von Trapps (of "Sound of Music" fame) from 1923 to 1938.
It was after their Austria adventure that they met up with other family members in Rome to begin the cruise, which Marijane reports was "incredible."
Among their ports of call were Santorini, Mykonos and Athens, Greece; Istanbul and Ephesus, Turkey; and Naples, Italy, before they made their return to Rome.
They hit all the places that one must see in the Eternal City. They even took an extra side trip to Assisi to see the great cathedral there, which was begun in 1228 and is an important Christian pilgrimage site in Italy. It has been a Unesco World Heritage Site since 2000.
As you can see, a lot of miles were covered in this six-week odyssey for Marijane, and it is a beautiful memory of precious time spent with her family.
JANE NAPIER NEELY covers the La Cañada social scene. Email her at email@example.com with news of your special event.


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Ok folks
I've spent 2 years trying to draw a crowd to UKC sanctioned WP training and competition. I now have a following of about 6 dogs that are green but ready to compete. One past novice and on his was to some titles. I seem to be just running out of steam trying to keep them happy with venues available to them that are not only welcome to mixed breeds or altered dogs, but also relatively close to northern NE.
Now there is talk of UKC dropping it? What do I tell the people that are just now realizing its a great sport and want to compete or at least practice, and where do I send them? I can't find a UKC event this fall, and will send my more driven dogs to APA but I want, and they need a friendly welcoming sport to keep their bullies out of trouble. Does anyone know anything about NWDA? I am starting to work my training around IWPA but I don't find many of those around here either. Most of my students do in your face training rather than finish line training so I'll need to change this up. I think its the same in APA but the NWDA site isn't very informative. It sounds like only purebred, papered dogs are allowed. I can't even find out how many fouls there are....
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Welcome to the site!
Aswell as regular features and news updates from Fuerte, I am going to be using this site to promote my windsurfing clinics.
After 15 years on the island,having competed in the PWA freestyle world cup and now representing Fanatic Boards and North Sails, I have decided to give something back to the sport which has given me so much over the years.
My aim is to provide clinics "tailor-made"for each individual, with a strong emphasis on practical in-the-water instruction, backed up by on-the-beach tuition and video analysis. The consistent conditions here in Fuerte make learning so much easier and, perhaps equally important, more fun than the typically inconsistent, cold UK - why not come over for a week and improve your windsurfing by a year!!!
I can help with any manoeuvres from carve-gybe through to advanced jumping and freestyle, just email me with your wish list and we'll take it from there! Over the next few months, I am going to be video-chronicling manoeuvres which you can check out on the right in my tricktionary sections. This will give you some idea of the things we can work on, or, if you can't make it over here, you may find them useful to help understand and break down a manoeuvre you would like to learn (hopefully, the slow-mo will help in this respect!).Just click on the trick and scroll down..........
Anyway, keep checking it out as I have loads more in my bag of tricks and will be updating as and when I get the footage.
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Martha Turner Properties celebrated its annual Circle of Excellence Awards Breakfast on Tuesday, January 29, in the ballroom of the River Oaks Country Club. The company honored 100 sales associates whose 2012 closed sales placed them in the Circle of Excellence, the company's highest award for outstanding production. The event marked the best year for the independent brokerage whose 2012 closed sales volume reached $1.6 billion.
The presentation began at 7:30 a.m. with welcoming remarks by president and CEO Martha Turner. Dr. Robert Sloan, president, Houston Baptist University, gave the 2013 company blessing and invocation, and Marshall Maxwell accompanied the program at the piano. Turner and executive vice president and partner Tom Anderson welcomed each 2012 Circle of Excellence award-winner to the podium and presented them with gifts selected by Turner.
The Martha Turner Properties 2012 top producer was Lisa Baer, who received a diamond necklace; number two was Patti Garrison, who received a pair of diamond earrings; number three was Walter Bering; number four was Robert Bland; number five was Jay Monroe; number six was Susan Boss; number seven was Karen Harberg; number eight was Cathy Cagle; number nine was Hedley Karpas; and number 10 was Clare Leppert.
In the company's North Division office, Bill Phillips was top producer and Arlene English and Renay Cohen tied for number two producer. In the South Division, Patricia Savage was top producer followed by Sylvia Balionis.
The company welcomed four of the 2012 Circle of Excellence winners into the Martha Turner Properties Hall of Fame: Thomas Claffy, Mary Elizabeth Hahnfeld, Hedley Karpas, and Patricia Savage. Pinnacle was added to the Circle of Excellence this year, a new level celebrating sales associates who have achieved 20 years in the Circle of Excellence. Pinnacle inductees were Robert Bland, Ruthie Porterfield, Marlene Rhoden, and Peggy Vineyard.
At the piano, Maxwell played "New York, New York," a reference to the upcoming Circle of Excellence trip to New York, a gift for Circle of Excellence members from the company in recognition of their achievements. The awards breakfast concluded with brief remarks by Anderson who thanked everyone for their hard work, and said that his focus for the company in 2013 was the importance of relationships.


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ATLANTA, Sept. 25 (UPI) -- Freddie Freeman's two-run homer in the bottom of the ninth inning Tuesday rallied Atlanta past Miami 4-3, clinching a wild card playoff spot for the Braves.
With the Braves trailing 3-2 heading into the ninth, Chipper Jones greeted Mike Dunn (0-3) with a double and went to third on a wild pitch.
Freeman then belted 1-1 pitch over the center field wall for the walk-off game-winner, lifting Atlanta into a National League wild card berth with its 15th win in 21 games.
Jones and Dan Uggla also drove in runs as the Braves returned to the playoffs for the first time since 2010 following an epic collapse at the end of last season.
Craig Kimbrel (3-1) earned the victory with a scoreless top of the ninth.
Kris Medlen started and allowed three runs over seven frames. The Braves won their 22nd straight game in which the right-hander has started, tying a major league record.
Donovan Solano bashed a pair of homers, driving in three runs for the Marlins.


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CHICAGO (AP) The Chicago White Sox have added five players to their 40-man roster.
The White Sox selected the contracts of outfielder Jared Mitchell, catcher Josh Phegley, right-handed pitcher Andre Rienzo, left-handed pitcher Santos Rodriguez and right-handed pitcher Charles Shirek from Triple-A Charlotte on Tuesday.
A first-round pick in 2009, Mitchell hit.237 with 69 runs and 21 steals for Double-A Birmingham and Charlotte.
Phegley posted a .996 fielding percentage and threw out 30 of 65 potential base stealers for Charlotte.
Rienzo was 7-3 with a 2.53 ERA in 18 starts for Class A Winston-Salem, Birmingham and Charlotte.
Rodriguez was 2-4 with a 2.90 ERA over 42 relief appearances with Birmingham and Charlotte, while Shirek was 11-5 with a 3.65 ERA over 28 games (26 starts) at Triple-A.