Lipscomb University - Backlog Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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CUNEEYSaihieiciSeeaali ) photo by Pam Harper Nothing's gonna stop me now. Melo- dy Little, from Birmingham, Ala- bama, is ready to begin a new week of classes. Just finding the motivation to get out of bed on Monday seemed difficult for most DLC students. At the starting gate. Sometimes we need to just stop and think. The steps of the Student Center provide sopho- mores Keri Alsman, Janet McKay, and Scott Mast a place to stop and plan their activities of the day. Opening

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WHAT IS Plays, Singarama, studying in the library, eating in the Bison Room, and attending chapel. These are only a few of the things we do as students and faculty of David Lipscomb College. Campus Life includes every- thing and everyone. Whether it’s curling up in a blanket in your dorm room watching ‘Moon- lighting” or doing the “Bison rumble” at the basketball game, everyone has an individual part in Campus Life. The things we do to create the memories, the friendships we ac- quire along the way, these are the things that make life at David Lipscomb College special. You can live in the dorm, the ghetto, or home with Mom and Dad, but you're still a part of the life at Lipscomb. That is, if you choose to be. You can be your own person, do your own thing. It’s no secret the activities we are involved in on campus, work together with our studies to make us well-rounded individuals. Combining individ- ualism in a group effort — the secret to success.