The Aletheia
Montreat-Anderson College
Wednesday, December 9,1992
ACTIVITIES SCHEDULE
Wednesday, Dec. 9
5pm RA Christmas Dinner
7pm Christmas Contata
Thursday, Dec. 10
10am no Chapel
6pm Women’s basketball
8pm Men's basketball
9-11pm Open Dorm
Gaither Hall
Gaither Chapel
Milligan College
Milligan College
Davis & Howerton Halls
Friday, Dec. 11
5:30pm Women's B-Balivs. Bluefield McAlister Hall
7:30pm Men’s B-ball vs. Bluefield McAlister Hall
Saturday, Dec. 12
Reading Day
8pm Movie Night BCC Mall
Sunday, Dec. 13
9:45am InterAct
7pm Vespers
9pm Exam Break
BCC Lounge
McGregor Lobby
Howerton Cafeteria
Monday, Dec. 14
6:30pm FacuJty /Staff Christmas dinner Gaither Hall
9:15pm FCA meeting BCC Lounge
Tuesday, Dec. 15
9 pm Exam Break
Dinning HallHowerton Cafeteria
Wednesday, Dec. 16
7pm Prayer Meeting
Thursday, Dec. 17
Christmas Break begins after last class
Friday, Dec. 18
12pm Residence Halls officially Close
PSALM U7
This call to praise is the shortest Psalm in the bible.
Each word is hidden in the puzzle. Draw a line under
each word as you find it. Look forward, backward, up,
down, and diagonally. The words are always in a
straight line with no spaces between the letters of a
word. Some letters may be shared by more than one
word.
O PRAISE THE LORD, ALL YE NATIONS;
PRAISE HIM, ALL YE PEOPLE. FOR HIS MER
CIFUL KINDNESS IS GREAT TOWARD US; AND
THE TRUTH OF THE LORD ENDURETH FOR
EVER. PRAISE THE LORD.
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Lady Cavs Start Winning Streak
By Jennifer Gunsch
On Tuesday, November 24, the
Lady Cavalier basketball team chal
lenged King College here at MontreaL
Although the team was defeated, it was
only by a margin often points. Accord
ing to the stats Cani Lucksavage, and
Jennifer Hobbs both played excellent
games. Lucksavage had 16 points, 7
rebounds, and 3 steals. Although the
stats for both Hobbs andLucksavage are
An Editorial...
’’She's Dating Who?"
By Bill Hade
Too many times we get caught up in these conversations. We have no idea how
much potential damage they can create. Let's use generic names as an example. Jane and
John spend considerable time together. Chances are that they are developing a sincere
platonic friendship. Meanwhile back on campus, Sam and Sarah see that Jane and John
are spending time together and assume that they are building much more than a
friendship. Jane and/or John may want more than a platonic relationship, but not with
each other. We have a hard time realizing that not all people are suited for each other in
all capacities. If Sam tells Sarah that John and Jane are a couple, then Sarah
automatically assumes that John is off limits. Sam, of course assumes that Jane is off
limits. The chances of them getting to know one are drastically reduced. In most cases,
as much as a casual "Hello!" is eliminated from the vocabulary of the interested person
out of fear of rejection. If Sarah won't even say hello to John because she's afraid that
he 11 reject her, then John assumes that Sarah couldn't care if he even exists, and he won't
take the chance because he too fears rejection. This example may seem a little far fetched,
but I don't think is at all unlikely.
Folks, we don t have time for this. When we do this we are projecting, what Sarah,
Sam, and John have all projected. They have the facts. Only God himself knows what
tomorrow brings. Psalm 139 "...Even before a word is on my tongue, lo O Lord, thou
knowest it altogether... We must live for today, not tomorrow. There are several
passages in the Bible which tell us not to worry or be anxious. We can only do what is
right for us today. The only control we have over tomorrow is how to mess it up. We
can make that member of the opposite sex dislike us, but we can't make them like us.
In the long run, none of this stuff matters anyway. For all we know, Jesus himself
might come back to earth while you are reading this article. Perhaps he got her before.
Those of you who believe won't be here anymore to think about it. For this reason,
nothing of the earth has any bearing on tomorrow, with the exception of our walk with
Christ.
Let s make a new commitment Let s commit to living in our own lives, staying out
of other lives, not projecting about our own lives, much less anyone else’s. Live with the
goal of pleasing Christ to the best of our abilities. I know we will all be happier!
Exodus 20:16 tells us in the covenant that "you shall not give false testimony
against you neighbor."
I have been a victim of these types of things on both ends. I have been the one
talked about, and I have been stupid enough to listen when others talk about someone
else. Lets all commit to living up to this ninth commandment. Stop today and ask Christ
to help you, and watch the magic of peaceful existence develop.
very close, Hobbs with 15 points, 13
rebounds, and 2 steals was named the
Aletheia's player of the game.
On December 1, the ladies had a
chance to redeem themselves with a
104 - 74 point victory over Virginia
IntamonL The team played extremely
weU, with6outofthe lOplayersscoring
in the double digits. Traci Haynes led
the team in rebounding by having 10
total rebounds. Carri Lucksavage who
is named the Aletheia's player of the
game, had 20 points and six rebounds.
This game set the tone for the game that
occuned on December 3 against Ten
nessee Temple.
Although Tennessee Temple
came out hard in the first few minutes,
the Lady Cavs quickly took charge, and
kept charge for most of the game. The
visiting team never held a lead for long
ifataU. The home girls really showed
this visiting team that they were ready to
play. Shon Snipes, Alison Swanger,
and Amy Baker led the team in points.
While, Jennifer Hobbs and Snipes led
the team in rebounding. Snipes, again
along with Alison Swanger and
Stephanie Youngtookthe lead in steals.
Swanger, senior captain, showed her
unselfishness and ability to play 'Team
Ball" by having six assists. All around
the whole team did what it took to pull
out a victory. The ladies came out to
play and it showed in the final score of
83-58. Although thedecisionofplayer
of the game was a tough on, between
Jennifer Hobbs and Shon Snipes, the
final vote wesittoShon "Snippy" Snipes.
Poets wanted
Owings Mills, Maryland
(USA) — The National Library of
Poetry has announced that $12,000
in prizes will be awarded this year to
over 250 poets in the North Ameri
can Open Poetry Contest. The dead
line for the contest is December 31,
1992. The contest is open to every
one and entry is FREE.
Any poet, whether previously
published or not, can be a winner.
Every poem entered also has a
chance to be published in a deluxe,
hardbound anthology.
To enter, send ONE original
poem, any subject and any style to
the NATIONAL LIBRARY OF
POETRY 11419 Cromidge dr., PO
box 704 - AW, owings Mills, MD
21117. The poem should be no
more than 20 lines, and the poet's
name and address should appear on
the top of the page. Entries must be
postmarked by December 31,1992.
A new contest opens January 1,
1993.
Chapel Makeups
must be typed
& turned in
to Dean King
by 12pm
Thurs., Dec. 10.
No Exceptions
New Tutor
New tutor: JoAnna Knowles
Hours: M - F, 7 - 9, or by
appointment
Where: Learning Center
Library 2nd floor
Phone: 669 - 4299
Tutoring available in
following classes:
Math
023,111
English
101,021,
172, 201
Spanish
101, 102,
201, 202, lab
Biology
101, 102, lab
History
101, 102
Psychology
101, 102
French
101
Music
101, 102
RD
Bible
110,103
The Aletheia
Contributors
Eric Bush, David Caldwell,
Jennifer Gunsch, Matt Haney,
Phil Parker, Mark Pardue,
and Paul Shockley
Faculty Advisors
Rich Gray & Brian Fuller
The Aletheia
is published weekly by the journalism
students of Montreat-Anderson College
in cooperation with
the Office of Student Activities.
The Aletheia welcomes student
editorials subject to standards of length and
clarity. Signed submissions may be made
to the main office of Gaither Hall.