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Volume 23, Issue 1
"The truth, the whole truth, and something to hold it together"
January 16, 1990
Washington, D.C. based D.C. Talk will perform their rappin' good music tonight
in Gaither Chapel. The concert begins at 7:30 and promises to be a great time of
fellowship and music for all comers.
M-AC
Students Start Year in White
By HOWELL RUEHL
On January 2, 1990 a
group of M-AC students left
for an adventure we would
never forget. The following
people went on the trip to
Three Lakes, WI: Brad
Daniel and Ken Lakin as
leaders, Harrison Ryan,
Laura Schulz, Terry
Hedderick, Amy Adams,
Matt Auten, Lori Bogges,
Dee Dasburg, Tari Terrel,
Howell Ruehl, LeAnn
Beach, Tracy Morrison,
Dottie Berry, and a friend of
Ken's grandparents house
in Indianapolis, IN. We
stopped here for a hot
breakfast at about 5:30 am.
It was good to have a good
hot meal in our stomachs.
We then moved on to
Chicago, II where we
stopped at a Wendy’s going
over the highway. When
we had gotten to Wisconsin
it had taken us a total of 24
hours to get from Montreat
to Three Lakes, WI.
That night we played a
fierce game of Broom-Ball.
Broom-Ball is a cross
between soccer and hockey
on ice, but we use a soccer
ball and brooms. This was
the game that we got most
of our bruises from to begin
the week. Our week
consisted of getting up,
eating breakfast, having
bible study, doing an
activity, eating supper,
having bible study, doing an
activity, then going to bed.
Day one: We had our
first lesson on of how to
cross country ski. It sure
was fun to see all the people
fall only to get up and fall
again. After an invigorating
lesson of xc skiing we went
horse back riding in the
snow, which was a dream
come true to some campers.
We ended the day with a
game of volleyball in a
racquet ball court.
Day two: This day was
for xc skiing on a more
difficult trail of hills and
slopes. Some of us had
trouble getting the hang of
it. But it gave us a chance
to see Go^s creation in an
unspoiled way. After that
we went horseback riding
on a trail in the woods
which gave us a chance to
get to know our horses
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Rap Concert
Tonight
Washington, D.C -
DC TALK (de ce tok) 1.
hip hip hop (see rap) 2.
street music with a Gospel
message 3. rap with a
melody line and vocals
(see cutting edge hip hop)
4. ministry to young
people that is recognized
by Dr. Jerry Falwell and
Liberty University (see
shattered stereotypes) 5.
debut album released
March 1989 (see
ForeFront cassettes and
CD’s) 6. debut appearance
at Montreat-Anderson
College (see Gaither
Chapel at 7:30 on January
16th)
A fresh new musical
sound has come from the
nation’s capital in the form
of the rap group DC Talk.
Stretching the boundaries
of both rap and
Contemporary Christian
music, Toby McKeehan,
Michael Tait, and Kevin
Smith combine hip hop
(rap) with exciting vocals.
Their performance is like
none other.
CONTINUE PAGE 11
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