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FEATURES Parking Laws Cont. from pg. 2 behind but not next to the li brary. M\treat-And\orcent Hall: Students may park in front of the dorm and beside the library but do not drive in front of the dorm (must turn off engines and coast into parking spaces). Davis Hall: Students must park on the east side of the gym and wait for the campus trolley to transport them to their dorm. Trolley stops every two hours- ifyou are in a hurry, you should hike to Davis Hall between the hours of 1:00 am and 3:00 am. Between the Welk Campus Center and the Library: No students. Faculty may park here if their cars are less than four feet wide and five feet in length or less. Commuter Students: Should park on lower south east end of Welk Campus Cen ter Lot and walk. You may catch aride with the circling students who do not know where to park. Be aware that resident students InterAct FELLOWSHIP BCC LOUNGE SUNDAY MORNINGS 9:45 AM & VESPERS 7:00 PM BCC MALL his or her vehicle. Violator should proceed immediately to the Chapel. Parking 101: This class is offered each semester for those with two or more tickets per semester: Fee is three hundred dollars. Remember: Parking is a privilege, not a right. Stickers may be purchased every other day, except the fourth Monday and the second Thursday of all months start ing with the letter “J”. Fees for Stickers: For fac ulty before Thanksgiving, ten dollars; after Christmas, thirty dollars. For staff before Thanksgiving, twenty-five cents; after Christmas, fifty dollars. For students before Thanksgiving, eighty-five dol lars; after Christmas, one hundred and fifty dollars. All stickers purchased after Spri ng Break are one hundred dollars do drive to this lot to park in bad weather, if no places are available, park in the confer ence center lots at your own risk. Gator Hall: Faculty may park on northeast side of Gator between 8:00 am and 8:00 pm every other day, except on Tuesday. No one except once per week visitors are allowed to park in front of Gator Hall. If anyone (including consecutive visitors) parks here, the Dean of Students Affairs will be alerted. He will then activate the PERS (Parking Emergency Response System)button. This device is located somewhere on the Dean at all times. A sharp, piercing alarm will sound throughout campus and all students and faculty will rush to the lot and proceed to bash the offending car with sledge hammers (hammers provided by Parking Police R’Us). WARNING: Violator should not attempt to rescue C. S. Lewis Society By Don King In Studie.s in Words. C.S. Lewis claims that modern students have difficulty with early English literature because they often misunderstand the early or original meaning of a word for its modern English de rivative. He says that "one of my aims is to facilitate, as regards certain words, a more accurate reading of old books; and there fore to encourage everyone to similar exploration of many other words." What follows in the book is a facile yet closely ar gued discussion of words like nature, sad, wit. free, and sense. The C.S. Lewis Society meets every month in the lounge of the Belk Campus Center. The read ing schedule for next year is; January 20 The Screwtaoe Let ters February 17 Christian Reflec tions March 16 Phantascs by George MacDonald April 20 A Grief Observed May 18 Letters to Children September 21 And God Came In by Lyle Dorset! October 19 Mere Christianity November 16 Jack; C.S. Lewis and His Times by George Sayer I will have the college bookstore purchase copies of these books for your conven ience. I hope you look forward as much as 1 do to reading these' books next year. 'Page O'i'de, The PlCetheia Observing Cont. from pg. 1 time: *It is Christinas time and many of us will be going cra/y trying to find that last minute item. Let us slop and observe what Christmas actu ally is and what it means. Let us ob.serve and lake part in the project of helping a family out for Christ mas. Each dorm has chosen to take on at least one family to help it through this Christmas. Howerton and Davis dorms had a stereotype that they wouldn't bother doing anything because they were manly. But it is not that, it is just recogniz ing that there are indeed TRUE people that need help. Let us all observe this and give as much as we possibly can. *Thc other item 1 think we should observe is the friendships around us here at good-old Montreat-Ander- son College. Many of us have made everlasting relationships that will live on in our memories forever. Everything may be really bad but you shall know that your friends are there for you. Observe these friend ships and before you leave to return home, stop and say thanks for the great friendship. Merry Christmas to all (Personal Note: I would like to take this brief opportunity to thank all the people that continue to support this editorial comment column. I thank all the people that continiiall\ support and contribute to this col umn via me. Thank you.) 25th Anniversary
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