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ALETHEIA Volume XXVI, Number 11 Montreal-Anderson College December 9, 1992 Who's Who Among Students Six Selected from M-AC By Phil Parker The 1993 edition of Who's Who Among Students in Ameri can Universities will include the names of six students from M-AC. These students have been selected of National outstanding leaders. Campus nominating committees and editors of the annual directory have included the names of these students based on their academic achievement, service to the com munity, leadership in extracurricu lar activities and potential for con tinual success. Mr. Mustafa Akaskal is a se nior history major; Ms. Daphanie Bousum is a senior family Science majorfromMurphy, NC; Mr. Mat thew Haney is a senior business administration major from Black Mountain, NC; Ms. Pandora Linder Love's Pure Light Contata Brings Communtiy and College Together is a senior history from Middletown, NY; Ms. Paulette Mixon is a senior Bible and religion major from Shalimar, FLA; and Mr. Mark Neil is a senior business major from Black Mountain, NC. These six students join an elite group of students selected from more than 1400 institutions of higher learning in all 50 states, the district of Columbia, and several foreign nations. By Eric Bush Love’s Pure Light, a Christmas worship experience by Randy Vader and Jay Rouse, will be presented tonigt, at 7pm in Gaither Chapel. This cantata featuring such beloved classics as "Noel", "Gloria", and "Silent Night", will be a combined presentation by the Montreat Pres byterian Church and Montreat- Anderson College. Participating groups will be the church choir. College Concert Choir, Celebration, and The College Oral Interpretation Class. All Choral groups are under the direction of Dr. Bob J. Neil. Thomas Stierwalt will be the ac companist, and the narrations and readings will be directed by Brian Fuller. This worship experience will take the place of the Montreat Presbyterian Church Prayer meet ing tonight and the M-AC Chapel tomorrow morning. First Annual CAREERS &the disABLED Exposition Opening the Door of Opportunity Photo takon by Mark Pardue, Off of Tenn. Road, about 300 yards past Assembly Inn Although weather may seem undesirable, Rain often creates beautif ul opportunities you may regret passing up. The award winning CA REERS & the disABLED maga zine and trade show and confer ence organizers, CMC, are pleased to announce the first career fair and conference committed to ADA - CAREERS &the disABLED Ex position. This two day exposition will take place February 25 - 26, 1993 at the Washington Hilton and Towers in Washington, DC. The Americans with disabili ties act of 1990 (ADA) was signed into law on July 26, 1990. Presi dent Bush challenged the business community when he said, "You the businessmen, have in your hands the key to the success of this act, for you can unlock a splendid re source of untapped human poten tial." CAREERS & disABLED Expo gives companies, government agencies, hospitals and universities the opportunity to meet this chal lenge by promoting their commit ment to the recruitment, selection, advancement, and retention of people with disabilities. A diversified host of compa nies and government agencies have already reserved exhibit space in cluding: Smithkline Beecham, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Northrop Electronics Systems Di vision, NASA Lewis, California Department of Transportation, Grumman Space Station Division, Argonne National Laboratory, De- Cavaliers Earn Respect in the NAIA By Matt Haney In the pre-season, M-AC took to the road to play in the Embry- Riddle Tournament. M-AC was supposed to be the whipping boy of the tourney, but much to everyone's surprise, they defeated King College, a perineal power in the Cav's new conference. King came to Montreat with many excuses, fully expecting to avenge and humiliated the Cavs at home. Only eight minutes and 35 seconds into the game. King was in shock. King found themselves at a 19-10 deficit, then after calling time out found themselves at the losing end of an 11 -0 run. The Cavs and the fans were on fire. By the end of the half the Cavs had built a 41-24 lead. Kevin Laws and Rodney Scott came out in overdrive in the secr ond half scoring 10 unanswered points. Before the midway point in the 2nd half the Cavs had built a 67- 39 lead and were coasting to vic tory. King had came to conquer, only to experience defeat in the Cav's House. The next conference team to enter the Montreat gate was Vir ginia Interment. Virginia Interment is ranked in the top 20 of the NAIA and was supposed to blow the young Cavaliers off of the court. The crowd might have though this game hopeless, but luckily, no body told the Cavs. They came out unintimidated, taking Vir. Int. to the hoops, fighting for rebounds and playing awesome D. By the half the Cavs had earned a 41-37 lead. You could see the surprise and the fear in the eyes of the Vir. Int. squad. The Cav defense allowed Vir ginia Interment to open the half with a 25-3 run. With only 10 minutes left in the game, the Cavs found themselves down by 20 points. All hope seemed lost. A lesser team would have rolled over and died, but not the Cavs. With a little less than 8 min utes on the clock Virginia Inter ment began to rotate out their start ers. The Cavs battled and with 6:17 left to go, the weary starters reen- teredplay. ButtheCavsdidn’t break, they continued to close in on the lead, pulling within 9 points with 4:18 left. Finally the Vir. Int. squad pulled together, and won a scary one in the Cav's House 93-81. Last Thursday, Tennessee Temple entered the Cav's House. Aaron Gabriel had his best night as a Cav, scoring in excess of 20 points. Rodney Scott put on a slam dunk exhibition. When the smoke dissi pated, the opposing coach had been ejected and the Cavs had earned a 91-83 victory. fense Intelligence Agency, Naval Undersea Warfare Center, Just One Break, Booz Allen & Hamilton, Defense Intelligence Agency, Food & Drug Administration, Herman Miller, Inc., IBM Corporation, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and Washington Hospital Center. The expo will be attended by highly qualified entry - level and professional people with disabili ties from top universities, indus tries, government agencies, and hospitals. CAREERS & disABLED Expo is sponsored by CAREERS & the disABLED magazine. It is the only publication that plays a major role in educating industry and gov ernment to recognize the impor tance of hiring people with disabili ties. The Expo is managed and pro duced by CMC, a leader in the trade show and conference industry for 16 years. EXAM SCHEDUI.E Dec. 14 8:00-10:00 05 10:30-12:30 03 1:30-3:30 11 Dec. 15 8:00-10:00 02,09 10:30-12:30 04 1:30-3:30 01 Dec. 16 8:00-10:00 06 10:30-12:30 13 1:30-3:30 07 Dec. 17 8:00-10:00 12 10:30-12:30 10 1:30-3:30 C!onflicts
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