Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)

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LV' Usually something is new only once. Something new is something un- known, untested, and unexplored. Something new is something won- derful because it is still so differ- ent. The excitement of that which has not yet been experienced al- ways draws the curious human in- to further involvement. All of that is true at Covenant College this year. The campus is new, and so is the context. More than the usual number offaces are new. Some academic opportuni- ties are new. We have drunk deep- ly and happily of all these exper- iences--but already they are be- coming familiar, and some of the early intrigue has begun to fade. The Christian life is never so. It is new at first, but ifit stops being new, it dies. There is nothing stat- ic about the commitment to which Christ calls us, it isa dynamic rev- elation of His day-to-day purposes for all that we do. It is that walk in newness of life which is the 'godly ideal for every- one at Covenant. It is an ideal which can never fade or be ob- scured by familiarity. It is an ideal which we trust is reflected in the activities and personalities present- ed on these pages.