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uri-FJ' ' Dance! Dance! Dance! Dance! Dance! Dance! The mu- sic swells, and people move. Ev- eryone loves disco. Thursday and Saturday nights are disco nights for B.C.C. students. Whether at Stonehenge or Lingle Theater, dancing to disco music is a favor- ite pastime. Disco has, as its common ele- ments, loud music, multicolored flashing lights, gyrating bodies, and the D.J. The D.J. sets the mood of the evening. He can make the mood mellow or lively. His responsibility is to please the crowd. Without him, a disco is lifeless. In your spare time, come on out and join the crowd. Move your feet to the disco beat. Meet new friends. Enjoy life. Party down at a disco soon. You'll love it! student life ll
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Games People Play Do you like competition? Then visit the game center at the Bu- croom. Many games are available. Monopoly, Battleship, and Scrabble are just a few. These games are designed to relieve ten- sion and direct emotions in a friendly, competitive way. The most popular games on campus are pool, football, pinball, and chess. The games can be played by one or more. After the games are checked out through the attendant, it's time for some good old relaxation. Forget the books for awhile. Let your mind wander. Fight the British, find the killer, or spell words you have never heard of.Grab an ice cream cone. Invite a friend to sit with you and play a game, any game will do. The problem is trying to figure out which game is the most fun. Stay! Play them all. Just re- member you have school tomor- row. What the heck, forget school! ji '15 ' r',!'if1 f F . .I , fp. ,. I... ,S -- f 5S,lif'L P' -Q -' A 1 -4-wyiff' ' ' '-ggr: ,cg-'-. -- ., - . mf- A V. ..i,., ,-mv ,. 4-P' - 'mul - q.gn-5155.112-A 5 l ' . VJ, .dwg . ., ' 1 qgh' , I il 'ffl :if--fa.: . -1-- -4 ri .5 . 'Es QQ,-4 'ff - H ,,vy,:, . . .ii--..W hs .. . .4 Y' is w Fa. Q7..3Yjw .-ilk, 'Irv X ' . r .X ,r 7 . - ll s ucient life V . .1
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'M U X ' On Sunday, May 20, 1979, the commencement ceremony was held for 346 Baptist College graduates at the Gaillard Munici- pal Auditorium in downtown Charleston. President John Hamrick and Dr. John Barry presented special awards to Ronald T. Harvey and Cynthia Ann Lyons. Cynthia re- ceived the Myrtle E. Hamrick Medal, which is given annually to the graduate who best exempli- fies the highest virtues in woman- hood. l2fstudent life . Y I .1 Y
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