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Approximately 40 inmates from the
Triangle and Womens' (Raleigh)
Correctional Centers received certificates for
completing a mini-course in
communications sponsored by the UNC
Speech Department at a banquet in Rooms
207-209 of the Union Thursday night.
The course is designed to help prisoners
develop communications skills which will
improve their . interaction with prison
administrators and parole officers. The
inmates have received tutoring and coaching
within the prison every Thursday for three
months from 40 UNC students who receive
class credit for the project.
"Instead of marching into someone's
office and saying 'Why haven't 1 been.
Valkyries honor 25
The Order of the Valkyries, U NC's highest
women's honorary, tapped seventeen new
student members and eight honoraries late
Thursday night.
Senior women tapped were: Kathryn Sue
Aldridge, Gloria Laverne Carney, Lu Ann
Jones, Susan Battige Lindsay. Kathryn Blair
Logwood. Alice Elizabeth Martin. Frances
Louise Murray. Jane Bethell Preyer, Peggy
Ann Rothbaum and Tonya Widemon.
New Junior members are: Janet Louise
Buehler. Agnes Gesina Groon, Melissa
Kane, Ava Raissa Paliyenko, Cathy Janis
Rosenthal. Gloria Margarita Sajgo and
Sallie Murrill Shuping.
Honoraries: Dorothy Alden, Daphne
Athas. Ann Dunbar, Myrl Ebert, Doris
Kaneklides, Dianne Leonard, Margaret
Norton and Helen Jane Wettach.
released yetT the purpose of this course is to
teach the residents (inmates) to ask 'What is
my current parole status?. It's more
roundabout but it's also more effective,"
Kathy Parker, a junior with the program
said.
After inmates have spent several sessions
developing their transactional and role
playing skills, the students bring in guests
such as lawyers and parole officers with
whom the inmates interact.
About 10 inmates attending the banquet
were part of the Speak Out program
developed by another UNC speech class.
Students directing Speak Out helped
inmates with good conduct ratings prepare
speeches, then set up speaking engagements
and provided transportation lor them.
Several prisoners have spoken on campus
through this program.
Colette Chabbott
Yoder inducts Fleece
Ed Yoder, columnist and editorial page
editor of Vie Washington Star will be the
featured speaker at the induction ceremony
of the Order of the Golden Fleece at 7:30
p.m. today in Gerrard Hall.
Yoder, a former co-editor of the Daily Tar
Heel and member of the Golden Fleece will
speak on "Publicity and Privacy."
The Order of the Golden Fleece is UNC's
oldest campus honorary society. It is open to
people who have exceptional achievement
records in academic and extra-curricular
activities. Thirty-three out of 140 people
nominated will be inducted into Golden
Fleece in the public ceremony.
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Psalms 2
In the next to the last verse in the Bible, God's revelation of Himself to
man, Jesus Christ says: "SURELY I COME QUICKLY, AMEN." The
Apostle John answers: "EVEN SO, COME. LORD JESUS. "
Considering what will happen "when He cometh to make up His
Jewels," and considering the evil apparent on every hand, one might be
inclined to hesitate In Joining the Apostle in his Invitation for the Lord
to "come quickly," but rather hope He will delay for a time! In Matthew
13:41, 42, we read that In the end of this world "The Son of man shall
send forth His angels, and they shall gather out of His kingdom all
things that offend, and them which do iniquity; and shall cast them into
a furnace of fire; and there shall be weeping and gnashing of teeth."
"He that endureth to the end shall be saved ... Be thou faithful unto
death, and I will give thee a crown of life." If I don't "endure to the end" I
will be an offense In that day, "for he that putteth his hand to the plow
and looketh back is not fit offensive for the kingdom of God." If
there Is not given to me a "crown of life," then surety I wear a crown of
death, eternal death! All profane folks will be found to offend, whether
It Is from cursing or taking the name of God In vain by Insincerity of
worship and profession. Sabbath desecrators offend; using the day
God sanctified for His own honor and to be a blessing to man in giving
him one day In seven to "seek the Lord while He may be found, and call
on Him while He Is near," using this day for his own work, profit,
pleasure, sports, and satisfaction of the lusts of the flesh. In view of
Christ's words In The Sermon on The Mount Matthew 5:27-32
folks who go about In public nearly nude will classify as offenders and
those who do Iniquity, especially the women who thereby tempt men to
lust after them In their heart Those who put away wife or husband, ex
cept for the cause of fornication, In that day will be gathered up by the
angels for "fuel for the f urnacel" A few hours ago a man contacted the
writer asking where It was In the Bible that said a woman that wore
man's apparel was an abomination to God I - It is In Deut 22:5
Certainly that which Is abominable to God will be counted offensive!
Time might fail to tell of others who offend and do iniquity like Pontius
Pilate, who on account of fear and favor are a raid o stand Jor tha
which they know to be right; or like Judas Iscarlot would sel the Maste
and Righteousness "down the river" for money! It appears that most of
God's Laws and Commandments are offensive to our generation.
Herein lies the answer to the question: Why do he heathen rage!
In these days when It seems that "everybody Is doing It, It Is not
pleasant to think of Christ's angels gathering all such for thefurnace of
fire, instead of praying Him to "Come quickly," one might be Inclined
to do as the gardener did when the lord of the vineyard told him to cut
down the barren fig tree: Lord, don't cut It down yet, leave It a while
P. O. Box 405,
and Acts 4:25
longer, stir up your people to dig about it, dung It, with the hopes it will
bring forth fruit, and not have to be cut down!
Why is it that we do not pay more attention, why do we not con
tinually drum such solemn, even terrible truth, into our hearts and
minds! Why is it that in our teaching and preaching we don't stress the
fact that Christ "cometh to make up His jewels" there will be a discern
ing "between the righteous and the wicked, between him that serveth
God and him that serveth Him not" Maiachi 3:16, etc. In our time it
appears that much of the teachings of Christ to His disciples in the
parables is forgotten, forsaken, and not applied to our lives and
problems! I f, In our testimony and witnessing we talked as much about
the danger of being "tares, offenders, doors of Iniquity," and the
danger of being gathered in the end by the angels for the furnace of
fire, as we do in trying to persuade others that we have been "born
again" and that Christ "dwells within." doubtless the angels would not
have such a big Job of "feeding the fires of the furnace."
Epheslans 2:8, 9, says: HFoi' by grace are ye saved through faith; and
that not of yourselves; It is the gift of God; not of works, lest any man
should boast." Time and again have heard great men, and good men,
quote this passage and follow it up by saving: "There is nothing you
can do, absolutely nothing to get saved, it is the gift of God." Such ad
vice usually brings to mind the passage where a man asked Christ if
there were few that be saved, and His answer "Strive to enter in at the
straight gate; for many, I say unto you, wiii seek to enter In, and shall
not be able." Luke 13:24. The writer Is not concerned about upset
ting another's doctrine, unless it is a doctrine that uses one Scripture to
cancel another Scripture. In the "temptation scene" when the devil
quoted a Scripture to offset the Scripture Christ acted upon, Christ
told him he was "tempting God!" We should ail be greatly concerned
lest any be found tares and offensive and "food for the furnace fire" In
that day, when they are supposed to be, and think they are, good wheat
for the Master's garner. The Bible does not contradict itsetf. Apparent
contradictions are the result of our blindness, stiff-neckedness, and
uncircumclsion of the heart!
"And, oh, what a weeping and wailing, when the lost were told of
their fate. They cried for the rocks and the mountains to fail on them
and hide them from the face of Kim that sitteth upon the throne, and
from the wrath of the Lamb. They cried, but their cry was too late."
Rev. 6:14-17.
"Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter Fear God and keep
His Commandments; for this is the whole duty of man. For God shsil
bring every work Into Judgment, with every secret thing, whether It be
good, or whether it be evIL" Eccles. 12:13, 14. RV "NT, TURN FROM
EVIL, AND MAKE YOURSELF A CANDIDATE FOR "THE GRACE OF
GOD THAT BRINGETH SALVATION!"
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