Columbia Bible College - Finial Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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Socializing CBC Style! Social life at CBC was a conglomeration of a and events. Bible College student s enjoyed j sponsored by the Student Association during j quarter. Brother and sister halls ate a picn| together and they participated in an excitii| race which included, among other things, a c| a three legged race, a skateboard push ani squeeze. The Graduate School also held a pic| ing fall quarter which offered good food. J| games for all. ? = ; - ' - - ' --K-i ' ' -v i: ' ' =;3 Women ' s Open House was al ohieftddun) tcr. The girls dressed fifties style li»dtt o||th«| er hall to Leavcl ' s Soda Shop |formerly teivjel tcria) for dinner. Each hall and tlw gcad iti entertained the fellows with such cUisSfccl We ' re Going Huntin . Th opened for the guys to see

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Campus Life Social activities were not limited to planned calend events. Social life at CBC encouraged development in relating to others. This development was brought about in a variety of ways. The cafeteria became not only a place to ell place to socialize as well. Wednesday night was inf mally considered date night, when one would ofi, see a brave, but slightly nervous titan walking over collect the girl of his choice for dinner. After dine he would take her for a walk down that famous sf of asphalt known as Faculty Row. The cafeteria | many times the place to hold hall dates, where I entire men ' s hall took one entire women ' s haltf dinner. Themes for dress ranged from dressy to coun» try to zany and all involved had a great time. Mi l- tlmes were also tiroes to share with one aj ' small groups, to meet new people, to lau| encourage one another. The Student Center was also a place where pebj met. Whether it was to shoot pool or play a game cti ping-pong or just to console one another when thiei mailbox was. once again, empty. Social life took on many other forms but the result was always the same growing and developing Christ centered relation- ships.