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The Beacon, November 19, 2021
Get PDF“Stand Up For Your Sister” comes to campus; NW students double as camp counselors; Swift baring her relationship soul for fans; The bigger the name, the bigger the fail; A blossoming performer showcases her talents; Van Ravenswaay: a versatile and talented NW musician; History in The Beacon archives; An anticipated Thanksgiving break; The match to end all matches; Forget geese, let’s talk penguins; Hot Takes: Which Taylor Swift album is the best and why?; Marker and Wiersma race their way to nationals; Raider basketball dominate in Pizza Ranch Classic; A new season begins for the NW wrestling team; Northwestern introduces Upperroom; Employee Health and Wellness Fair on campu
The Beacon Apartments In Jersey City
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The Beacon Apartments In Jersey City
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Article in Oviedo Newspaper About Truth Triumphant, A Commemoration of the Reformation, Presented in October, 1967
No full textAn article in the The Beacon (Oviedo Publishing Co.) on October 12, 1967 explains the context of the Reformation event to be held at John Courier Memorial Field 10 days later. In remembrance of the 450th anniversary of the Reformation in 1517, members of St. Luke\u27s produced a live tableau with a cast of 85, large painted sets, real horses and live music to recreate the story. Every church in Oviedo was invited at attend and the event drew an audience of 800-900 on Sunday, Oct. 22, 1967 at 7:30 pm. Steven Sidlik, in the role of Martin Luther, is shown in the accompanying photo, nailing the famous 95 theses on the door of the Castle Church in Wittenberg.; Article from Oviedo newspaper, The Beacon scanned at SLLC on Epson 10000, March 2012https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-images/1303/thumbnail.jp
The Beacon, April 22, 2022
Get PDFUnsung Heroes: Cambria Kaltwasser; Outstanding NW senior students; Unabashedly proud in a punch of heritage; New secrets reveal new aspects of beloved world; Peace and joy throughout every single piece; Doing redeeming work through the love of jazz; A history of Hospers’ cardboard battle; Big life transitions for the RDs; What women really want; The trap of Christian Nationalism; Campus Questions; Men’s golf performs admirably in tough conditions; Raiders prevail during cold and windy home meet; NW Baseball falls in back to back double-headers; Student activities to close out the school; Beloved Festival of Culture to take place April 2
The Beacon, September 24, 2021
Get PDFStegenga Hall celebrates 25 years; Scooter’s set to open in the fall; Emotional journey through listeners’ pasts; A new success for the seemingly unstoppable Marvel; Delve deeper past the superficial top layer of life; Charlotte’s Web: a children’s welcome back to theater; Scholarship luncheon returns; New artist in residence: Dr. Flynn; The Bible embraces difference; Do not homeschool your kids; Hot Takes: Which Skittle flavor is best and why?; NW men’s soccer bests Briar Cliff for first time since 2018; NW football dominates Doane in homecoming game; Women’s soccer drops homecoming game against Briar Cliff; Dedication of Vogel Welcome Center; Raider Homecomin
Martin Luther, as Portrayed by Steven Sidlik, October 22, 1967
No full textPhoto from an article in Oviedo newspaper, The Beacon October 19, 1967. Steven Sidlik, as Martin Luther, translating the Bible from the original Greek to the language of the people in this tableau commemorating the 450th anniversary of the Reformation in 1517. Photo from Article in Oviedo \u27Beacon\u27 scanned at SLLC on Epson 10000XL, March, 2012.https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-images/1315/thumbnail.jp
Article in Oviedo Newspaper Re: St. Luke\u27s Reformation Pageant, October, 1967
No full textAn article featured in Oviedo newspaper, The Beacon on October 19, 1967, promotes the upcoming Reformation Pageant to be presented by St. Luke\u27s Lutheran Church on Oct. 22, at John Courier Memorial Stadium in Oviedo.https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-images/1300/thumbnail.jp
The Beacon, October 1, 2021
Get PDFBrad’s Breads introducing gelato; Colenbrander Hall welomes new RD; Taylor Swift reclaims her name; Funny and action packed, something for everyone; Music comes back in full force this fall; Anna Boyles: athlete, servant and musician; Learning Commons services available; Campus vaccination comparably low; Harry Styles has been right all along; In defense of reformed pacifism; Hot Takes: Is cereal a soup?; NW in momentum game dominates Dordt; After stellar game, Cade Moser receives GPAC honors; Men’s and Women’s tennis afforded fun opportunity; NW students go to Black Hills; Leadership Progra
The Beacon, November 12, 2021
Get PDFResident directors add dogs to campus; Sophomores experience first “normal” year; Houndmouth leaves their listeners hopeful; Obscure comics brought to the big screen at last; Dordt prof has a soft spot for NW art department; Heritage and Jazz present an effervescent performance; Improv group brings laughs to NW; Empowerment groups offer more; The undeserving black sheep; Providence, history, and nuance; Hot Takes: Which fast food fries are the best and why?; Raiders men’s soccer the team to beat; Three Raiders get All-Conference honors in XC GPAC meet; Raiders football fall in rivalry match against Morningside; I-Club hosts annual Coffee House; Northwestern campus gains ice skating rin
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