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What time is it? Instinctively we creatures of a time ordered civilization glance at our watch shackled wrists. Time is not numbers. Numbers organize our understanding of the intangible. Then what is time? Fruit from the defiled tree. An offspring of sin. We are aware of time because we are aware of inevitable death, for which the entire universe is bound. We can see its decay all around us. That's age. In desperationXve search for our identity in footprints Ignoring the reality of the cycle we try to salvage the unsalvageable. Despair. But there is hope for us. children of the Timeless One. In Him. who stayed that maelstrom of destruction, we find our identity. Now. With a freedom as complete as our chains once v ere, the past is now only reason for praise and encouragement, not regret or new determination. Preserve the past? No. Bare our nerves to the sting of the present. | — That’s what time it is. ®
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Bethel is a four year accredited co educational Christian liberal arts college in St. Paul, Minnesota. It has a faculty of approximately 70. and more than 1,000 students. The college is owned and operated by the Baptist General Conference. The Board of Regents reserves the right to change any charges or regulations listed in this catalog. Tuition .. $900.00 per term. Application Fee. $10.00. Registration Fee . $50.00. Board.....$225.00 per term. Room rent, including linen rent- al .. .$155.00 to $197.00. The work load and schedule at Bethel follows the four-one-four plan. A total of 34 courses are required for graduation. Bethel College is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, the American Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, the American Association of University Women, the American Association for Teacher Education, and the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education. Bethel is certified by the State of Minnesota for Elementary and Secondary Education programs, and has unqualified recognition by the University of Minnesota. Bethel's philosophy of education is reflected in the profile of its teaching faculty. About 30% have earned doctorates and another 27% are Ph D. candidates. A normal load for each term is four courses, with one course during the January Interim. A course is expected to take one-fourth of a student's time in a forty-hour study week. In only exceptional instances. and that with permission of an advisor and the Registrar, will a student be alllowed to take five courses in any one term. The quality of work is evaluateC in terms of grades A.B.C.D. F. and in grade points. A student who earns less than 2.00 GPA during any given term is issued an academic warning. The following students will not be permitted to re-register unless the committee approves a request for Final Academic Probation: 1) regularly admitted freshmen who achieve a GPA of less than 1.75 at the end of the first year, 2) provisionally admitted freshmen who achieve a GPA of less than 2.00 at the end of the first year, and 3) sophomores with a GPA of less than 1.75 at the end of the second year. No change of registration is completed until a Change of Registration form has been properly completed and filed in the Registrar’s Office. Every student is accountable for all required work in each of his courses, including work missed because of absence, and as-such. he must assume full responsibility for class attendance in a way satisfactory to the instructor. At the close of the Fall and Spring terms, one week is provided for final examinations. Any student marrying during the school year must write his plans to the Student Services Office sixty days before marriage to clear past and future housing arrangements, scholarship eligibility, and any other appropriate planning. The official classification of students for the year is made at the beginning of the Fall term on the basis of a student's having completed courses according to the following schedule: Freshman; 1-8 courses. Sophomore; 9-16 courses. Junior; 17-24 courses. Senior; 25 or more courses. At present we occupy eight acres in St. Paul but we spill over onto a new 214-acre campus where we have a dorm for 120 students. On the present campus there are three residence halls offering comfortable rooms plus recreation-If you've read this far you’re doing a commendable job keep it up. this is probably the most unexciting copy in the whole book. But these are the facts, which are of course, necessary. The base of the pyramid of Khufu, more than 700 feet on a side, is larger than the Bethel campus. Isn’t
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