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Dajlyiroom inspection is just one

of the duties of the proctors and

resident advisors. Even though

room jobs were not the favorite

aspect of the dorm life, the ad­

ministration felt it was just one

step in building character.

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Mrs. Holly Stratton and son

Michael enjoy lunch in the dining

hall. The family enjoyed meals

with the college family. Mrs.

Stratton home schooled the chil­

dren while playing a vital part of

her husband’s ministry. Mrs.

Stratton said, “We’ve been dis­

cussing ‘passionate humility' in

our home. Balancing duel con­

cepts throws me for a loop!”

Prayer is the key to keeping our

focus. Each semester the ad­

ministration sets aside a day that

is dedicated to prayer. Robert

Horchak, Paul Daley, and Dan

Yoder met in the cafe for their

Greek prayer group. Two chapel

services were held featuring a

guest pastor who challenged the

student body from God’s Word.

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