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hat is it? Where do you find it? Is it between classes

or after meals? Does anyone ever have enough of it?

When you find the answers to those questions,

please let a college student know.

In keeping with oui theme, we have designated

any time spent outside of class, off the sports field, or

outside of club activities SPARE TIME. It covers what

is generally called Student Life.

Student life is more far-reaching than what hap­

pens inside class. It includes what we do during

summer break, on weekends, on dates, and where

and what we eat. One must have discipline to make

sufficient time for studies and still have time to

spare.

We learned to stuff as many good memories into

those coveted moments as possible. Some of the

simplest circumstances resulted in treasured rela­

tionships that led to strong commitments. Not only

did we build lasting relationships with those of our

campus family, but through Christian service we

helped others build lasting relationships with the

Lord Jesus Christ.

There is no greater thrill than to lead a rebellious

teenager to Christ, to bring a smile to an elderly

widow's lonely face, or to teach the first Bible verse

to an eager child. What valuable ways to redeem the

time.

Some of the greatest lessons about life will be

learned in our spare time.