University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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,rles Bass finds time in his y schedule for his desk job at in. Photo by jay Strother. Nasir N r K+ . . l this Matt Arbuckle and Angela Berg take opposite views during their photojournalism class. Photo by janet Thomas Caught up on her studies, Dee Reeves has time to work for RHA painting the Fish Bowl. Photo by Chibly Lamas. With all the studying we do, we have to take time out to make ourselves happy. Heather Latta Management 2

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VA EN 1 355 1 f RM if-P-3 ,Bi is I ,Q , . P 2 'T ' T' Q n was V 5 sig i-er 'fir' '1 Q ' ' ii aff- - wk - Y L,-. - 'K , .A ag W I--. , Ars- V ' ' .. JL, .4 -ses ' vw ,H Quiet Time Sharp Chapel. located just south ofthe plaza, provides students with a variety of religious activities. Co- ordinating the campus ministries is the job of the Rev. William Wise- man, dean of the Chapel and Trustees professor of religious studies. Before coming to the Uni- versity ofTulsa, he served as senior pastor for 21 years at First Preshy- terian Church in downtown Tulsa. Ile also offers counseling services to students and their families. TV offers many religious pro- grams including the Baptist Stu- dent Union. Canterbury Center for l'nited Ministry. Catholic Student Center, Chi Alpha Christian Fel- lowship. Wesley Foundation. Shawn Blansett and Monica Armstrong walk across Sharp Plaza towards the doors of the chapel. Photo byjay Strother A lone student follows a long Dr. William Wiseman delivers and winding path leading past a sermon Grace is Everywhere Sharp Chapel's doors. Photo hy during Monday noon chapel Teresa Alarhis. service. Photo byjay Strother. Christian Service Organization, Fellowship of Christian Atheleres and the Christian l,egal Society. Sharp Chapel also offers ways to become involved in a church. Weekly interdenominational ser- vices hegin at noon on Monday and are conducted by Phillips Seminary students. Catholic Mass is held at 5 pm. on Sunday. Sharp also is quite functional. The numerous weddings, home- coming services, Mass and interde- nominational services, memorial services, seasonal convocations, group meetings and interfaith dia- logues held in Sharp are a measure of the chapels response to students and the surrounding community. An interfaith symposium has heen conducted in the chapel. Speakers included a rahhi. a clergyman and lay people. lts pur- pose was to promote greater un- derstanding hetween the faiths. Sharp Chapel is undergoing sev- eral interior changes including an improved sound system, lighting, and a new organ console. Revi- sions also will he made on the ex- teriorg new landscaping has heen completedg the outside stones have been cleaned, and an illuminated stone bulletin hoard will he con- structed. jennifer Goergen summed up her feelings, lt's a place to escape from college pressures and to think about my life in my unique part of the worldf' Sharp Chapel continues to serve the campus well hy heing an important part of many stu- dents' lives. Ch ristiina Wfilhs Sharp Chapel 7