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any relationships get

Mtheir start during the

second year in college.

Rachel Carver sits in Chapel

with second-semester transfer

student Jim Reece. Jim is

from Charleston, SC and is in

the Marine Reserves. He

heard about the College from

his good friend Jon Beach,

who also introduced him to

Rachel, the daughter of Coach

Carver and the second in her

family to attend the College.

Making A Decision

FOR LIFE

t the start of your sophomore

year, it is time you thought

about what you really want to

JL do upon graduation. This is

not a desicion to be made hastily — it is

one that requires much self-examination

and prayer of what direction the Lord is

leading you. You may change your major.

It might be something in which you have

always had an interest, or it could be in

an area that was introduced to you

during your freshman year.

During your first year you took a wide

variety of general requirements. By your

sophomore year you have had a taste of

everything from English Composition to

Western Civilization. If you were not sure

of the direction you were heading before,

you should be by now. At this point, your

advisor can assist you in narrowing down

the different areas that interest you to a

specific course of action.

etting the proper direction from one’s advisor is

Gimperative for any student but especially for a sophomore

who is finishing up core requirements and beginning specialized

instruction to fulfill the requirements for his or her major. Dr.

Chi-Chang Lo helps Robert Keathley set up his schedule

making sure everything is in order.

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