1975
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VOLUME XLX, MUMEER 9
MARS HILL, NORTH CAROLINA
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1976
HAPPENINING
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^^omething To Live By*'
HAPPENING ' 76 prom- tenptations. Sednes- ' ~
ises to be a unique day afternoon is open ^ *
and exciting event for students to have
for Mars Hill College individual conversa- \ L
and the surrounding tions with the team ■
area as various di- members. The Tuesday » ' ^
mansions of the Chriar night service will be-
tian life will be ex- gin in the Baptist #'
amined. During this Church 7:30 p.m. « A. ^*
three-day event,Chris- with music from the Jfft
tianity will be stu- CSM choir and sharing . “
died in many real- by the team members,
life situations con- Barry St. (y.air will,
fronting all college then talk about the
students. question "What is the
This year's HAPPE- Goal of Your Life ?".
NING will be led by a The Wednesday night ^
nine-member team from service, at the same
at least four states. place and time, will
Barry St. Clair, head involve people such
of evangelism for the as Al Pervis, an ex- m p ^—
Southern Baptist Con- Green Beret paratroop- ^ Mr. St. Clair is coordinating
vention, will coordi- er and Mars HiU alum- HJ^PENING '76 Team and will he speaking at the Baptist
nate the team. Be- ni, and Ronnie Davis, Church on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings^ February 10 and 11.
cause all the team an exciting youth
members are young a- worker from, Houston, a T—^ •
dults, they can easi- tx. Barry will deal ' Z\ | xV H V T* 1
ly relate to the pro- with the topic "The x V V.J 1 wdL
blems students face Guilt We Live Under".
everyday. These evening servic- by Tony Atkins cause the outline creative crafts, dra-
HAPPENING '76 will es promise to be won- stated that a student matic techniques, lec-
begin in Chambers Gym derful and meaningful The January Mini- would be taught some tures, role playing,
on Monday, February 9 events. term at Mars Hill of the recreational and many more. The
following the Mars Following each of College this year wa^ and Biblical activi- Instructors were ex-
Hill-Atlantic Chris- the night services, for most students, a church cellent. They always
tain game. The Pat there will be dorm time of learning and * expressed concern, en-
Terry group will pro- discussions across personal development. Having been a Sunday thusiasm, open-minded-
vide an hour of soft the campus, giving Some, however, found school teacher for ness, and dedication,
rock Christian music, each student a chance the mini-mester to be past three and a Because of the
and Barry St, Clair to ask questions that little more than an half years, I thought course's good organi-
will close with a might have been sti- unnecessary time of this course would be zation, it was flexi-
fifteen minute chal- mulated by the ser- ennui. Presented be— helpful to me in big enough to always
lenge. vices. Each of these low are comments by learning about the fit the students. I
Both Tuesday and discussions will be different students a- ™eny courses I could perspnally feel that
Wednesday will be led by one of the bout what they got ^ Sunday j received a great
full of class ses- team members. out of the January school class. ^ By the amount of personal
sions, morning and consider HAP- session. the mini—mes— development and sub-
afternoon seminars, PENING '76, we should * * * ^ ^ knowledge. The
evening services, and re-evaluate what life vttmtcttjv learned a lot about class was an inspir-
dorm discussions. The means to us. some ^^UTH MlNibiKi the activities in a ation in helping me
class sessions, held might find the life- church. I feel that, to grow physically,
between 9 and 12 a.m. giving key in these Mrni-mes , if the mini-mester mentally, and spirit-
in various classes in three days - "Some- ^ excit were extended about a ually."
different departments, thing to Live By. .. ^"8 experience. I week or two, everyone * * *
will deal with cur- .Eternally", took this course be- involved in that
rent issues. The se- class could have CLOGGING
minars will be held | INDEX i learned a lot more ,
Tuesday afternoon 1 1 than what was taught." More than any-
from 1-2; 30 and 3-5. § Editorial p. 2 B * * * thing else, I learned
Wednesday they will | Letters to Editor p. 2 | "This course was of occupy and man-
be from 10-10:30 a.m. i Campus Projects pp. 4 ,5, 6 p great interest. The age my time when I on-
All of these will in- | Two One-Acts p. 6 | teaching methods were
elude issues invol- g Sports. p. 8 a n combination of sev*- class a day. I did
ving marriage,dating, MnmmcnmmmmiririmnnL r-.mrimnn« eral methods, such as Continued on page S'