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Basketball Team.
BothKathy and Sally will
return, but not as RITs. Sally
will become the College
Counselor, and teach one
class. Kathy will continue to
teach and will add Director
of Resident Life to her job
description. The incoming
Commander-In-Chief of
McGregor will be Steve Bar
rett, the new soccer coach.
Like every great leader, Steve
is backed up by a great
woman and is the proud fa
ther of a newborn. For once
an RD will be kept up late at
night by more than just his
lovesick residents. A replace
ment for Sally in M-A Hall
has not been found, though I
have volunteered for the job
and have been rejected.
This year has seen the
departure of Vice-President
Dick Forester, Ruby Carson,
and Lou Johnson. President
Vaughn, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs.
Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor,
This year I made a new
friend; when I needed it
most. She smiled at me and
softly said, "How can I
help?" Tenderly, she of
fer^ me Kleenex...a whole
box. And she listened, and
listened, and listened.
She spoke kind words
of imderstanding and ac
ceptance. And then she
listened more. Never once
did she minimize my suf
fering. That pain was real
to her as it was to me.
"What would I have
done without her?" I asked
myself. Then I realized that
I need not even speculate.
For the God that had
brought me to Montreat-
Anderson also brought
Anne to me. Oh, she never
told me that she had been
sent by God (never told me
that she was a Christian).
She showed me with her
Christ-like compassion.
On Thursday morning,
the first week of the 1991
Spring semester, I experi
enced thelove of the Living
God. On that day 1 looked
into the eyes of Christ...on
the face of Dr. Anne Cro-
martie.
Thank you Anne!
Thank you God!
Anonymously in Christ
Dear Editor,
I feel I need to apolo
gize for not giving credit
where it is due. I’m writing
this due to the information
that was published in the
last Aletheia. I was quoted
as saying that time man
agement was the key factor
to balancing activities I am
involved in. Time manage
ment is an important fac
tor, but as I read that article
I felt shame and guilt. I hurt
someone who truly loves
me and makes everything
in my life possible. This
friend has stuck beside me
through thick and thin and
never gives up on me. This
friend is the most impor
tant factor not only in my
life, but in everyone's.
Sometimes we all overlook
this friend at times and for
get to thank Him and give
Him praise for who He is
and what He has done.
Praise be to God who makes
all things possible. Thank
you Lord!!!
Debbie Crain
Price, Dr. Cromartie, Mr.
Anderson, and possibly Mrs.
Saunders will be leaving us at
the end of this semester. Some
have left by choice and others
by dictate. All will be missed
by some, and most will be
missed by all. To each of you
we say, God Bless and Keep
You.
Self-Defense Offered
By: Traci Folk
Staff Writer /
All of you are aware that
a representative from the
Rape Crisis Center spoke in
convocation a week and a half
ago. He and his assistant
mentioned that their organi
zation taught self-defense
classes. School nurse, Judy
Keels, talked to them about
the classes because she felt
they would be both benefi
cial and informative for the
students.
These classes are usu
ally held one hour a week for
eight weeks, but can be con
densed into a four week
course. There has been much
interest from the student
body, but due to the short
time left in the semester they
will not be held on campus
until the fall of this year.
If you ha ve any questions
concerning these courses,
please contact Nurse Keels in
the Whitehaven building.
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