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End of Summer Ushers In

THE START OF A

NEW BEGINNING

he school year offered classes! Reality set in summer was

many exciting activities over! From the freshman to the most

for those who experienced senior, each student

participated. On faced many challenges. As professors

August 29, the College explained class requirements and

began what would be assigned major projects, students

the sixth consecutive year for record became aware of the extensive

enrollment. As returning students demands that college would require

flooded the campus, they were joined of them. For some it would mean less

by the freshman class of 1992. time spent in the gymnasium at night

Anticipation of the many joys, or at the beach on Saturdays. Senior

thrills, and triumphs, that lay ahead Jared Malcolm states,“I just don’t

for everyone, filled the air. Trials understand why the administration

and tribulations also, no doubt, continually interupts my college

would be a part of this school year, experience with classes!”

but little thought was given to these The College verse became more

possibilities at the commencement of than just a phrase commited to

the new year. Each person would memory — it became truly

learn soon enough the awesome applicable to the students. “For God

privilege of relying on his heavenly hath not given us a spirit of fear but

Father for meeting the challenges of of power and of love and of a sound

college life. mind” II Timothy 1:7.

Then came the first week of -Amy Bodenheimer

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''th e students each day. Kristi Foster a freshman

from Orange Park, Florida smiles at the camera on

her way into chapel during the first week of class.

Kristy states, “ Chapel hour is at a good part of the

day when I could take a break from thinking about

classes and concentrate on the Lord and learn new

things about him each day.

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