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"Tlie moment I realized it was worth really lovedA/vhen we drove up to

all the money and trip was when I the monasteries in Meteora.The rock

stood on the Acropolis and looked formations upon which the monas­

Dr. Vickie Denny
down at Athens. I would go back in a teries were built were simply incred

Professor of Exercise
minute if someone offered to pay for ible, breathtaking works of art by

and Sports Science
it! I would definitely live there if I ever God.The drive up the mountains was
Chair, Department of
had the chance." amazing and silencing!"
Exercise and Sports Sciences

Dr. Kris DeWitt

Consulting Ancient Books. Professor of Psychology

With their New Testaments,

Mr. Carver and Phillip Marinello

look for passages mentioning

their location— the Acropolis Dr. Mary Draper

Hill. Professor of Education

Miss Sandra Draper

Assistant Professor

Queens of the Hill. of Mathematics

Overlooking the cliffs of Me-

teora, Janelle Wicker, Stefani

Partridge, and Ruth Ward

enjoy the view of Eastern Or­

thodox monasteries and river

gorges. Mr. Ian Duncan

Associate Professor of

Accounting and Business

Mrs. Marian Foulks

Assistant Professor

of Education

Dr. Phil Golson

Associate Professor

of Music

Dr. Ray Head

Professor of Mathematics and

Computer Information

Systems; Chair, Department

of Mathematics

Dr. Jonathan Henry

An Orthodox Visit.
V i Professor of Natural Science
• 1 A The group admires a Byzantine

& 1 • *v Chair, Division of Science
Ik V painting in the Aghios Dimi- Chair, Department

trios church. It was extremely
of Natural Science

interesting to witness Byzan­
Miss Susan Hermes

tine art and Orthodox Church
Associate Professor

worship, Evan McCabe ob­
of English and Fine Arts
serves. Our guide switched

between many topics: earlier

in the day he was talking about
Dr. Daniel Hurst
ancient Philippi; then later,
Professor of English
about Aghios Dimitrios and its
Chair, Department

rich history. His knowledge and
of English; Chair, Division

personal story made the trip.
of Humanities

Dr. Luanne Hurst
Eastern Seaboard.

Associate Professor
Melissa Gollahon takes a
of English
breather and cools off in the

105-degree afternoon in the

Cenchrea beach, the eastern
Miss Teresa Irwin

harbor of ancient Corinth.
Associate Professor of Voice
She later learned this is where
Mr. Matt Kellogg
Paul had gotten his hair cut
Associate Professor
(because of a vow) before he
of Mathematics
departed for Ephesus. She said,

This was the first time I got to

touch the sea in Greece.

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