Elon University - Phi Psi Cli Yearbook (Elon, NC)

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THURSDAYS ARE SPECIAL Weekly Coffee is more than free food Free coffee every Thursday morning — what a deal! But Col- lege Coffee, created by President J. Fred Young about 5 years ago, provides more than refreshment. According to Director of Develop- ment Tim McDowell, it also pro- vides Elon students, faculty and staff a chance to socialize informal- ly outside the classroom and the office. College Coffee also provides campus groups an opportunity to showcase programs such as Study Abroad and CROP Walk. Candidates for campus, local and state offices find Coffee is a great place to campaign. The Coffee is held each Thurs- day at 9:30 during a one-hour break in the class schedule. 16 A Way of Life

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students enjoyed the Homecoming Game, urging ttie team on to a 42-24 victory over Lenoir-Rhyne. Craig Caster, left and Trae Dicl son watch the Fightin ' Chris- tian defensive line get tough against the Bears. A Way Of Life 15

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Chapel offers food for soul College Chapel, held each Thursday, offers fellowship for the Elon community. Though the college is related to the Unit- ed Church of Christ, chapel ser- vices are ecumenical, meaning religious differences are valued. Chaplain Richard McBride leads the services, with other members of the college commu- nity providing prayers and mu- sic. Everyone is invited, McBride said. Especially those who are looking for spiritual wholeness alongside social and academic success.