Volume XXX, No. 3 Methodist College, Fayetteville, N.C. 28311 November 20, 1992 Men's Soccer Wins South Region The Methodist men's soccer team ex ploded with a shut-out victory perfor mance Saturday, Nov. 7 and Sunday, Nov. 8 to win its first tide as South Re gion Champions. "We took an early lead which unsettled Greensboro College," said coach Alan Dawson. Stefan Stefan- son scored the first goal of the game and Jason Butler scored the second to give Methodist a good lead going into the sec ond half. During the second half Metho dist played strong defense. "We locked it up defensively and were fortunate enough to score another goal by Stefan- son to get a final score of 3-0," said Daw son. Coach Dawson was very pleased with the performance of the team during Sunday's game against Bethany College. Stefanson scored an early goal in the first half. According to Dawson, scoring ear ly was part of the game plan. Methodist held on to a 1-0 lead going into the sec ond half. During the second half, Chris Shaw scored. The final score was 2-0. The dedication and determination of the team is evidenced in its success, and when speaking of the success of the Methodist men's soccer team, one must also credit the dedicated fans, who have given outstanding support to the team throughout the season. 1 1992 Monarch Men's Soccer Team Moravian President Hendricks Signs Love Feast Exchange Agreements The major points of the agreement are the following: Tuition and fees for the semester will be charged by the "home" institution. Housing and meals are to be arranged by the host institution. Exchange students will be responsible for transportation from their country to the host institution and for the return trip home. Exchange students will also be responsible for their personal expenses. Students are expected to purchase health insurance through the host institution or provide documentation of health insu rance coverage. There are already two Methodist College students, Alisdair MacDonald and Jose D. Herrera, who are interested in participating in the exchange program during the spring semester. During an interview. Dr. Guzman said that all inter ested Methodist College students are en couraged to participate in the program. "To have the courage to study in a for eign language is a challenge," Guzman said. If someone is interested in partici pating in the exchange program, he or she should contact the student exchange coordinator. Dr. Guzman, in office # T114. After several months of negotiations between Madero 'University in Puebla, Mexico and Methodist College, Presi dent Dr. Elton, Hendricks signed a stu dent exchange agreement on April 28, 1992. The agreement is designed to al low foreign students to enroll for one se mester in regular classes at the host insti tution. Moreover, smdents would be able to learn and experience the culture, histo ry, and literature of another country. Dr. Amal Guzman, associate Spanish profes sor at Methodist College, was i^pointed coordinator for this program. As coordi nator, he will be the faculty liaison for students. Methodist College Foundation Leaders Honored Methodist College honored Dick Player, chairman of the 1992 Annual Fund Drive, and other officers of the Methodist College Foundation during an appreciation dinner October 26 at the Radisson/Prince Charles Hotel. Mr. Player announced that the foundation had surpassed its 1992 goal of $175,000 by 6 percent and almost doubled the number of contributors from 1991. The aimual fund drive is the means by which the foundation renews its original pledge to raise funds for the college in Fayetteville and Cumberland County. Vice President for Development Bev Pankey presented a certificate of appreciation to Mr. Player for his outstanding service as aimual fund chairman. He also recognized and thanked the foundation’s outgoing directors.. Dr. Elton Hendricks, college president, expressed thanks to the foundation board, saying “without the hard work and dedication of its members, Methodist College might not exist today.” He said the college will continue to strive for excellence in all that it does. Dr. Hendricks installed the following new officers and directors of the foundation: Jim Kizer, President; Jean Hodges, vice president; C.T. Daniels, secretary; and Mike Pleasant, treasurer. Incoming members of the board of directors are: Charlie Harrell, John Holmes, Brad Hurley, Crawford McKeithan, Mitchell Nance, Anne Raper, Craig Stewart, Wilson Yarborough, Dr. Julia Prewitt, Neal Griffin, and Charlie Speegle. Dr. Stan Griffin, outgoing president of the Methodist College Foundation, presented the gavel to Jim Exum, the incoming president. Mr. Kizer then introduced Bob Exum, who will serve as chairman of the 1993 Annual Fund Drive. To Be Held Methodist College will celebrate Christmas with two Moravian Love Feasts Sunday, Dec. 13 in Hensdale Chapel. The public is invited to attend either the 6 p.m. or the 8:15 p.m. service. The traditional Moravian Love Feast celebrates the birth of Christ through scriptiu'e reading and prayer, the singing of hymns, the lighting of candles, and the serving of Moravian bread and coffee. The Love Feast has been an annual tradition at Methodist since 1974. The Rev. Carrie Parrish, campus minister at Methodist College, will serve as worship leader. Tammy Hightower Edens of Mebane will be the guest soloist. Admission to each Love Feast is by ticket only. Tickets are free upon request. Persons desiring tickets should send a stamped, self-ad dressed envelope to the Rev. Carrie Parrish, Campus Minister, Method ist College, 5400 Ramsey Street, Fayetteville, NC 28311 by Dec. 8, specifying which service—6 p.m. or 8:15 p.m.—^they wish to attend. Thanksgiving Services Methodist College will hold a special Thanksgiving Service Monday, Novem ber 23 at 7 p.m. in Hensdale Chapel. The public is invited. Rev. Carrie Parrish, campus minister at Methodist College, will preach and the Methodist College Chorus will sing several selections.

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