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A traffic light, which might Following the accident, politan Planning Organiza­ seven months. Lamby be­

seem an unimportant sub­ many of Laura's friends and tion unanimously approved lieves that the light will en­

ject for a story, has become classmates, as a plan which hance the safety of the in­

a vital issue for the College well as students would provide tersection and is something

family. On March 17,2002, and staff from that stoplight. that was long overdue. The

Laura Lamby, a resident of the College, cir­ Steve Lamby, Lamby family thanks those

Palm Harbor and student at culated petitions Laura's father, who took part in the petition

the University of Central calling for alight came to the Col­ drive. According to Mr.

Florida, was killed on the to be erected at lege Wednesday Lamby, the goal of the

Courtney Campbell Cause­ the entrance of afternoon to ex­ Lamby family was accom­

way while trying to exit the the beach and the press his thanks plished and helped bring

beach area directly across College. On to the College closure and make some

the Causeway from Clear­ Wednesday, November 6, family for their sympathy sense of the unnecessary

water Christian College. Pinellas County's Metro­ and support during the past tragedy.

Chr i st mas

Wonderland:

Faculty and

staff trans­

formed the

gymnasium. Candy-lover’s “Dream-Come-True”

By Nathan Burggraff tions in the gym portrayed

that perfectly. After the de­

Donning formal dresses and licious meal, prepared by

suits, corsages and bouton­ the food service, students

nieres, the students of Clear­ enjoyed a lighthearted pro­

water Christian College en­ gram, including a vocal trio

joyed a wonderful end to the about the “Night Before

fall semester. The annual Christmas” and a lively

Christmas Banquet is al­ Christmas medley by flutist

ways a highlight for the col­ Josh Blizzard. Uri Brito fin­

lege, and this year was no ished the program with a

exception. Unfortunately, short challenge before the

the weather did not cooper­ traditional candle-lighting

ate, and rain poured as men ceremony. After the ban­

escorted their dates to the quet, students dispersed

affair. But the nasty weather throughout the area to enjoy

outside did not dampen the their last night together be­

fun inside. The theme for fore Christmas break. De­

the banquet was Candyland spite the weather, the

Christmas, and the decora­ evening was wonderful.