^^EliL^29,1993
SPECIAL GRADUATION ISSUE
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the limited seating in Moore
Auditorium. Seating for those
without tickets will begin at 2:45
p.m.
Music for both services will
provided by the College Choir,
directed by Joel Reed, and by
Donna Robertson, college or^inist.
The College Band will provide a
concert at 2:30 p.m. until the
ceremony begins.
Graduation festivities be^ on
the Saturday before the big event
afternoon. The
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ivention, will give the graduate banquet, sponsored by the
‘ address scheduled at Alumni Office, begins at 5:30 and
will feature recognition of the
Who’s Who Among American
College Students and outetanding
student achievers along with a skit
l-fs Were provided to
Pr guests during the
^sremony because of
performed by senior class members
and music. Seniors will also honor
a faculty and staff member wiio
have been especially helpful to class
members during their four year stay
at Mars Hill and present the senior
class gift to the college.
Reservations must be made with
the Alumni Office in order to
attend the banquet.
Following the banquet, a
concert will be held in Moore with
the College Choir, Chamber Choir,
Concert Band and the Bailey
Moimtain Cloggers providing
entertainment for the graduating
seniors and their guests.
Admission is free, and no, it is not a
green card event.
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Young and Smith win Debate
by JASON WUNSCH
guest writer
A successful first annual Mars Hffl CoU^ Student Debate was held April
6 in Belk Auditorium. , • .
The topic being debated dealt with the ban of homosexuals m the military.
The debate was structured to have a winner chosen from the competitors.
The winning team was made up of Brian Smith and Henry Young, who
aigued that the ban on homosexuals in them military should be lifted. B^
Smith r nnVi nnH T4p,nrv Younc rcuresented Zeta Chi
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To determine the winner, an aucfience poll was conducted, ^ose in
attendance were given baflots and chose Smith and Young over Hder and
Gardner 60 percent to 40 percent .
Over 100 people showed at the debate The Mars Hill College Dehate
Club, whospemsOTed the even, invites anyraie interested in debate to jom them
during the 1993-94 school year, in winch they will be competing agamst other
colleges.