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Employers begin asking potential employees for Facebook passwords.

Healthcare reform may not pass Supreme Court scrutiny.

The use of iPads as educational tools has increased, but are they really necessary?

Instead of complaining, maybe it is time to say thank you

Stress is inevitable but should be managed for better overall health

College students are attracted to the more social and natural form of smoking but should know the risks

Your favorite coffee drink may be doing more damage than you think

The process would produce millions of burgers without killing a single cow

The BSA event unintentionally promoted gender stereotypes and didn't reflect Bethel's Core Values

Letter to the Editor: Banning smoking at Bethel ignores all the other types of idolatry and unhealthy habits that students have

A great day to spread the love

Valentine's Day: Money waster and heart breaker

Sleepy driving can be just as dangerous as driving under the influence or while texting.

At the dawn of this potentially fateful year, let’s consider how best to spend our last days on Earth.

Two bills being discussed in the U.S. Congress try to protect companies from piracy but are broad enough to limit your right to free speech online

By moving back in with their parents, even when employed, college graduates damage national economic growth

Nearly a year after the Arab Spring, early optimism has soured amid continuing riots and democracy’s inability to take hold.

Keeping pets on campus is a bad idea for poor and busy college students

To avoid complicated divorces, Mexico City looks to alter the traditional marriage process

We must view Halloween as what it is now, not what it was

Classic cartoons entertain generations without the constant stimuli of today's TV shows

A guide on how to become the procrastinator you have always dreamed of being

Bethel is deserted as students go home, and those left behind enjoy the quiet and BSA activities.

Switching from paper dollar bills to gold coins could save the U.S. millions.