St Andrews Presbyterian College - Lamp and Shield / Bagpipe Yearbook (Laurinburg, NC)

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Dr. Jessie Johnakin. Professor of Politics and Business, walks, with friends. All this work and we still don ' t know the boil- ing point of water! 3Kai

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Sundays At St. Andrews R and R . a thing of the past? St. Andrews has as of yet not let it go. On Sundays, scenes of pastoral bliss dot the landscape as anglers head for Chapel Island, as dog owners head to their charges, as people take time and observe the lake and its beautiful surroundings. How can it be ascertained that members of the St. Andrews community really relax on Sunday? A primary indicator is the number of people breakfasting on Sundays. The amount of people that came through gradually dwindled to those that foolishly presume that Sundays were meant for studying. Words in relation to Sunday are laid back, blow it off (perhaps a paper due on Friday at 5:00), wasted (perhaps an entertaining party the night before that preluded your wish to study and finish that Friday by 5:00 paper.) With the schedule of class meeting times Sunday falls now right in the middle of the week, (Tuesday to Tuesday) so in effect it could be humpday?! Back breaking work Man, woman, and dogs 13

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Back In The Saddle Blue Monday. rainy days and Mondays. the day before Tuesday (or is it Friday) . popularized euphemisms for the first seventh of the week. The Monday experience is a variant one for the St. Andrews community. Some individuals enjoy a return to the world of acadaeme whereas, for others. Monday is a depository for lost causes and misfortunate incidents, i.e. oversleeping, losing the I.D. card, and forgetting an important SAGE assignment. Students are not the only individuals affected by this chronic ailment. Faculty and administrators also tend to prefer the latter portion of the week to the Magic Mondays. This is evidenced by the patronage of the snack bar lounge as a steady stream of new visitors. The discussions that occur as individuals meet and greet one another in the halls are nostalgic in nature reflecting a weekend of revelry and heraldry. More futuristic topics are broached concerning that SAGE assignment left undone or what the penalty will be for missing the 8:00 Business test. What is the answer to this disturbing situation? Perhaps attending classes every day would eliminate the need for worry over misplaced homework or yet another alternative is to attend the weekend to seven days. Then Mondays would no longer have to be the root of all evil. SAGE 401 — An experiment with the world. A centrist ' s view