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MISCELLANEOUS
Send a "Magic" Card
By Justin P. Ramb
Staff Writer
As many of you
know, after twelve suc
cessful seasons in the
NBA, it all must come to
a dramatic close for
Earvin "Magic" Johnson.
With his announcement
last Thursday of his
positive tests of the HIV
virus, he needs all the
support he can get at this
time. For many years he
has entertained us with
his "Magic," let us now
entertain him with our
love. If you would like
to send him a card or
note, here is the address:
Earvin "Magic"
• Johnson
c/o The Forum
P.O. Box 10
Inglewood, CA 90306
SGA
cont. from page 1
Unfortunately, several
students have submitted
Agenda Request slips and then
failed to attend the Legislative
meetings. Such suggestions
include keeping the Belk Cen
ter open extended hours and
moving the big screen T.V. from
third floor Belk to the mall area.
Toddler Teachers
Guess who
these Profes
sors are and
win.
The first
student to send
correct answers
to Anita Allen,
M-AC Box 439,
will receive a
certificate for 10% off their
next purchase at the M-AC
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Anonymous suggestions don’t
get very far without someone to
back them up at the meeting. If
you really want to see change,
come to S.G.A. Legislative
meetings on Monday nights and
letyour voice be heard by people
who want to serve you.
next issue.
Bookstore.
Please put
your name and
M-AC Box
number on your
answers.
The correct
answers and the
winner will be
printed in the
Spotlight: Steve Barrett
By Tara Paquette
Staff Writer
After playing soccer for
25 years, Steve Barrett has
yet to lose his enthusiasm
for soccer. Originally from
England, Steve has played
soccer all his life. The first
organized team he played
on was the Cub Scout team
when he was about 7 years
old. He continued to play
throughout middle and high
school. He graduated from
high school at 16 years of
age and then spent several
years working until he was
offered a full soccer scholar
ship to Liberty University.
In January of 1984,
Steve arrived in the states
to pursue a college educa
tion. He spent the full four
years at Liberty; it was here
that he met his wife, Tina.
After graduating from Lib
erty, he attended Virginia
Tech, for two additional
years where he was awarded
a masters degree in sports
management.
Steve Barrett did not re
turn to England because
“there are more opportuni
ties in America” and also
because he had “built foun
dations” over here duringhis
six years of education.
Tina Barrett is from De
troit, Michigan. She gradu
ated from Liberty Univer
sity with a degree in physi
cal education. She is pres
ently a full time mother to
her young son, Austen, who
was born April 11, 1991.
This does not give her a lot of
free time, but she is helping
the yearbook staff with the
production of the Agape.
Steve has proved to be a
great asset to Montreat. He
is easy to work with and he
interacts well with the stu
dents. “It is a great opportu
nity to begin coaching at a
Christian school,” com
mented Steve, “I’m happy
here.”