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WHETSTONE
Volume II, Number IV
Montreal College, North Carolina
October 22, 2001
At a
Glance...
Page Two
• Bonnie Lundblad
• Spiritual Munchies
Page Three
• Outside the Gate
Page Four
• Cavalier Sports
Page Five
• Schizophrenia
• Systems of America
Page Six
• Political Cartoon
• Restaurant Review
Page Seven
• Student Government
Update
• Movie Review
Page Eight
• Word Search
• The Team That Dances
Verse of the Week
‘For I know the plans that I have
for you,’ declares the Lord, ‘plans
for welfare and not for calamity
to give a future and a hope. Then
you will call upon Me and come
and pray to Me, and I will listen
to you. And you will seek Me and
find Me, when you search for Me
with all your heart.’
Jeremiah 29:11-13
Lady Cavs Going to AAC Tournament!
By Coach Joe Hagan
Montreal NC - The Montreal
women clinched a berth in the post
season AAC Women’s Soccer Tour
nament for the first time since the
20th century with an impressive
2-0 shutout of Bryan College. The
win, their fourth in a row, raises
the Cavalier’s record to 7-8 overall
and an improved 2-5 in the Appala
chian Athletic Conference.
A combination of tenacious
defense and timely scoring gave
Montreal the win. It took ‘til
the 32nd minute of the game for
true freshman Kathryn Threadgill
(Fairhopc AL) to score on an assist
from junior Jessica Ghiotto (Lutz
FL). That would be all it would take
as sophomore keeper Natessa Kerr
(Hudson NC) went on to record her
fourth shutout of the year.
Ghiotto added an insurance
goal only four minutes into the
second half on a pass from junior
Christina Hodges (Bonita Springs
FL). The Lady Cavalier’s outstand
ing team defense limited Bryan to
four shots on the day.
The Cav women will be play
ing the AAC 3rd place finisher at
a future date and place yet to be
determined.
The Lady Cavs celebrate after a well earned victory! With the Defeat of Bryan College
Montreat has guaranteed their berth in AAC Tournament.
Montreat Pride Shirts
By Karen A. Neal
The Montreal College Marketing Class Company received public
recognition by appearing on the front page of the Asheville Citizen-
Times, last Tuesday, October 16, 2001, for their venture in selling
t-shirts for their class project. They were praised for turning their mar
keting class project into a fund-raising service that will aid the victims
of the September I Ith tragedy, instead of returning profits to the busi
ness department. The long-sleeve t-shirts, featuring a red, white, and
blue Montreal logo and the Scripture found in Psalm 33:12; "Blessed
is the nation whose God is the Lord,” on the back, are currently being
sold for SI4. Orders can specify cither gray or navy t-shirts in sizes
ranging from S to XXL. Students can purchase these t-shirts by con
tacting any following member of the marketing class:
John Anderson
Brandon Love
By Donovan Campbell
Casey Bedtelyon
Harprcct Padda
Last Tuesday, October 16th, a
Jeff Bryson
Tony Peay
large group of Montreat students
Jeremy Bullman
Martha Pinairc
impressed town council candidates
Rondcll Clark
Joy Ramsey
Commissioners Hester, Hollins, and
Kelley Cleveland
Katie Reid
Grimsicy when they came to a
Kenneth Clcwis
Latisha Riddick
structured forum. What seemed
Avril Davidson
Jonathon Stokes
to awe all four speakers was the
Adam Fapetu
David Teague
number of attending students who
Leon Faris
Lindsey Toole
were registered voters in Montreat.
Jennifer Jolley
Brandon Vaughn
Montreat College senior and can-
Michal Kaezorowski
George White
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