North Central University - Archive Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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:37. By Dave Pickens, Trish Donahue f we are seen with someone one time, eV- eryone thinks some- thing is going on, com- mented Chris Chatlosh about the hazzards of dating at a Bible col- lege. Chatlosh contin- ued, ttThey get labeled right away; some think they are going out. They get teased and pushed together. Running in confusing directions, a sea of expec- tations bubble to the surface when NC students talk about dating. The night has a thousand eyes but NC has two-thousand eyes peeking into the normal affairs of student dating. Chatlosh, a junior, when pon- dering the questions of dating, pep- pered her thoughts with such terms as responsibility, family, committed, and marriage. Another student commented, A reproving finger is pointed at cuddling cou- ple Colleen Harp and Brad Clair. ttThe minute anybody sees you walking and talking with a member of the opposite sex, they immediately pair you up, have you going out, going steady, engaged, married, and sent off to Costa Rica as missionaries. Expectations run high even when it comes to determining what makes a date. Sometimes a guy will ask a girl to go to church with him, stated Brenda Clair, ttbut the girl wonit know if he considers it a date or not. Mike Johnston has a cautious ap- proach. ltGuys don't want to lead girls on. Too many students are looking for a relationship, not a friendship. It takes time to first develop a friendship. Some guys stay monastic about the whole trauma of dating. Spiritual excuses such as not a priority, mon- ey, work, or homework slip out in low vow-like tones. Scott Anderson, a sophomore, commented, ttThe girls be- come too serious too quickly. Brad Davis said, ttPerhaps the reason :0 guys dont date is that they hear 1 Bridal College and get scarer thinking that girls just come hem get married. But for those who do date evening out may take various ft r1 Eating out in the Twin Cities cai tailored to any budget. Taking in movie, a concert, shopping dtV town, going to church or attendiig sports event were all answers fit about things to do on a date. Several engaging responses ii; pened when first asked out for a d; One gal gleefully responded w5tl grateful hug. Another gal asked, 'Vt me? Despite the seeming difficulties NC dating, couples can be seen abundance. For some, it is just a r mal activity and friendship. For t ers, Bible college is the ideal place find a life companion.