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semester, one day is set

aside with no classes to concen­

trate solely on the Lord and prayer.

Taking advantage of the solitude,

Sarah Vandernoot, Richael Rigby,

and Mary Clater spent time talking

with their Savior during the fall Day

of Prayer. This day gave students

a chance to evaluate their focus in

light of eternity.

Pouring over her homework,

Elizabeth Brown makes use of

I her time and catches up on some

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of her reading in the Centre Court

Cafe. The cafe is a popular place

to study, allowing students to get

homework done without feeling

cramped in their rooms for hours

at a time.

While playing dominoes with

Maycee Stratton, new students

Pete St. John, David Edwards,

and Brittany Livingston enjoy an

evening at the Stratton’s house.

At the beginning of the year, Dr.

Stratton and his wife graciously

opened up their home to the new

freshmen so they could get to
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know each other better.

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