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lunior Bertina Hildreth snuggled into a warm scarf and coat on a freezing Saturday afternoon outing. Wind chill factors often plummeted to -40 F this winter. The music of john Fickett added a spiritual atmosphere to the all-school bonfire in October. The event was held in a field near Graduate Housing. Bridging . . People lt was a year to tear down walls and build bridges over the resulting gaps, a time to learn to understand, to empathize. Together, students, faculty .and administra- tion faced problems with the City of Faith and the NCAA investigation. Many rejoiced as Steve Camp improvised a song about the school's ministry and when President Roberts announced the medical school's accreditation. Whether it was a noisy wing gathering at a park or a quiet stroll through the prayer gardens, students were commu- nicating as never before. They were bridging the gapsdl 'J cw 2 5 E 'Z 1 C ,U H. L2 32 V C Z 1 A jazz-rock rendition of Shadrach, Meshack, Q Abednegow performed by Richard Roberts and E some of the World Action Singers livened up the 5 audience at a half-hour taping. Attendance at Q the tapings skyrocketed as a result of the new E policy requiring attendance at two tapings per 9 semester for all students enrolled in Holy Spirit in the Now classes. Roll was taken through the use of the everfpresent computer cards. Framed by the skyline of the University, the Prayer Tower fulfills its purpose as the center of attention on the campus. The Prayer Tower is the home of the new lourney into Faith. An underground wing formerly used for storage of maintenance equipment was reclaimed for the multimedia, animated presentation of President Oral Roberts' life and ministry from his healing from tuberculosis to the present,
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Student Life . . Bridge Well Traveled Although the life of a student involves a myriad of events, aspects and attitudes, many basic things remained the same. Each vveekday, they attended classes and every weekend they searched for some- thing interesting to do. Meals vvere almost invariably eaten in SAGA, usually with the same friends. The bridges traveled were indeed vvell- WOTU. A clown's face became a work of art as junior leanie Houston made-up 40 students, including Leslie Wilson, for a basketball game cheering section.
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