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Bethel Faculty, Staff, Students to Compete in Donkey Basketball

By The Banner News Team •
From the Apr 8, 2025 e-Edition
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McKENZIE  - Bethel University students will compete against the university's faculty and staff in a donkey basketball game on Monday,  April 7, 7 p.m. in Baker Fieldhouse on the McKenzie campus.

The event features Bethel folks riding on small donkeys while attempting to play basketball. 

The game is in the old gymnasium. Admission is free of charge. Everyone is invited to attend and cheer for the participants.

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Bethel University staff, faculty, and students will play in a donkey basketball gameOn Monday, April 7.
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