Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)

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OT raTher a unique naTure, Friday repre- senTs a TransiTion in The course oT The weelc. lT is boTh very much a parT oT The academic week and also The non-academic weelc-end, Though oTTen The spiriT oT The laTTer inTringes upon The Tormer. There is almosT a mood oT relieT in The common lcnowledge ThaT There can be no TesTs or papers due on The morrow, Unless an insTrucTor has scheduled a laTe aTTernoon exam, a lighThearTed approach dom- inaTes The classroom scene, and becomes more inTense as The TransiTion To The weekend comes closer To compleTion. Then, when The cloclc indicaTes The Tinish oT The lasT class, and The sTudenT body is released Temporarily Trom The rigors oT academic liTe, everyone pauses in collecTive wondermenT as To iusT whaT is avail- able To do wiTh an evening oT Treedom. MosT oTTen Friday nighT is a Time To daTe, To go To a baskeTball game, or To aTTend an all-school social. For a Tew, in deTiance oT The Trend, The evening is s'penT in geTTing a sTarT on The nexT paper, while Tor oThers, wishing ThaT They were elsewhere, iT is Time wasTed in purposeless wandering on campus. The care-Tree spiriT ThaT oTTen aTTends The Fri- day nighT scene carries over inTo and Through SaTurday. General inacTiviTy seems To reign on This day: The only acTiviTy enTered inTo wiTh any vigor is ThaT oT changing posiTions in bed or shuTTing oTT The presumpTuous alarm.

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