(The Liberty Champion, Volume 8, Issue 25)

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2 ... -,. - ".. " Senorts The Champon dscusses the emotons nvolved n senorts. See Page 2. Huntng for teens LBC grad Gary Hunt has wrtten four books on youth mnstry. See Page 5 (WWWWW Streakng Flames The LU baseball team has won 16 of 17 games. See Page 7. The Lberty Champon Lberty Unversty, Lynchburg, Va. Tuesday, Aprl 16,1991 Vol. 8, No. 25 LU debate teams perform strongly at NDT natonals By BEN LaFROMBOS The performance of Lberty Unversty's debate teams at the Natonal Debate Tournament Aprl 5-7 was the best n LU hstory, cappng off a record-settng year and establshng a base to be one of next year's top teams. The members of the two varsty debate teams Mchael Hall, Sherry Smth, Tmothy Edwards, and Davd Kester partcpated n the NDT, progressng further than any Lberty team has n hstory. The team of Mke Hall and Sherry Smth won 11 ballots. Davd Kester and Tmothy Edwards won 9 ballots. The most any Lberty team had won at the NDT n the past was seven ballots. The teams competed well but dd not acheve ther goal of makng the elmnaton rounds, whch requred Playng around 13 ballots. "We were n competton all the way to round seven, whch s good," Brett O'Donnell, the debate team coach, sad. "The teams debated the best they could have; we just ddn't get the breaks to fall our way." The real beneft of the NDT wll be seen n future years. "We proved to people that n the next couple of years they are gong to have to contend wth us," Edwards sad. "Next photo by Jeffrey A. Cola "Lly, the Felon's Daughter," opened Thursday nght n LU's Lloyd Audtorum. Pctured (L tor) are Mss Ophela, played by K: Beverly Garrett lead character Lly Farweather, played by Jennfer Hadden, and Lly's fance, Compton, played by Jeffrey Cole. The play wll run through Aprl 20. Graduaton facts 1,175 students wll be graduated from the man campus 800 students wll walk 100 students wll be graduated from Lberty Home Bble nsttute 600 students wll be graduated from LUSLLL The number of students graduatng from each school: Busness and Goverment Arts and Scence Educaton - 1SS Relgon -154 Communcaton - 10S General Studes - 22 Graduate students - 72 Semnary-49; all others 23 Number of students recevng honors: summa-58 magna-73 cum laude-92 Number of students graduated last year: Bachelor's degrees-895 Master's-266 Assoc ate's-25 Ths chart was compled by Lee Anders, assstant regstrar of de graduates.aldough, de numbers may change between now and graduaton, de numbers were accurate as of Aprl 12,1991. Commencement Survey The Rev. Blly Graham, Dr. James Dobson, Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf and Gen. Coln Powell are the potental speakers for Commencement The Lberty Champon asked 90 LU students from all classfcatons whom they preferred. 29 vote* 28 votes 18 vol** 15 vote* JamwDob*on Blly Graham N. Schwarzkopf Coln Powtll Fnal concert year the judges wll have the percepton that we're the better team when they look at us," O'Donnell explaned. "That percepton s 50 percent of the game," Edwards added. Attrton and the mproved reputaton of Lberty debate wll be key ngredents to next year's success. "We have a shot at beng two of the top teams n the naton," O'Donnell sad. "There won't be a team out there that we won't be able to compete wth." Currently, the varsty teams are a "short dstance from the best of the best," O'Donnell sad. "Attrton and maturty wll dsplace the small gap," he contnued. "The NDT was a great learnng experence," Edwards sad. "t renforced that our varsty program s really gettng off the ground." The team also receved encouragement from other coaches and judges. "Three or four judges came to Mke (Hall) and me and complmented us on our debatng and sad that they expect a lot out of us," Edwards sad. "They could see LU s at the turnng pont." "Our varsty teams have progressed. These guys are gong to be n lne to do very, very well next year," O'Donnell sad. The Lberty debate team has matured quckly. The George Mason coach told Edwards t took hm 12 years to get hs program to the level that Lberty has reached after three years. The return of three varsty debaters wll boost the program. The only person leavng the team s Sherry Smth. "'m sorry to see Sherry go. She s a pcture of what Lberty debate s all about," O'Donnell commented. Smth started debate wth no experence and fnshed as a member of the top varsty team. Sherry Smth Senate fnshes church debate By DOUGLAS R. DEMPSEY Campus News Edtor The student senate dscussed three blls durng ts recent meetng. Also, t settled the bll regardng mandatory church attendance at Thomas Road Baptst Church by passng a resoluton whch would allow all but freshmen students to attend the church of ther choce. Sen. Erk Larson began the dscusson of the church bll, sponsored last week by Sen. Scott DeBoer, by explanng hs opposton. "t was suggested last week that my poston, and that of others, was based upon denomnatonal prejudce," Larson sad. 'That sn't the case, however. We were votng based upon what we thought was rght." n last week's meetng, Larson sad that students who were not Baptst and dd not want to attend a Baptst church should go to schools of that denomnatonal preference. The church bll was brought before the senate a second tme because a call to reconsder the bll had been made. DeBoer added two amendments to the bll before a fnal vote. The frst amendment asked the LU admnstraton to provde students wth a lst of approved churches so that students can make nformed decsons on where to attend. The second amendment was a suggeston for the Chrstan Servce Offce to publsh a pamphlet explanng to students how they should choose a church. See Senate, Page 6 Wayne Watson brngs tour to LU By CURT W.OLSON News Edtor Chrstan snger, songwrter Wayne Watson brngs hs "Home Free" Tour to Lberty Unversty's Mult-Purpose Center Frday at 8 p.m. Watson has been a famlar and welcomed guest to LU n recent years as he has performed solo concerts and as a prelude to de mperals n He s recognzed for creatng songs from de depth of hs experences, and "Home Free" contnues ths trend. Watson dedcated the album to Sandra Krkham, the wfe of Watson's best frend, who ded after a long battle wth a termnal llness. "We prayed for Sandra and enlsted de prayers of those who never had de pleasure of knowng her. We beleved Sandra would walk away from her hosptal bed, beleved and hoped for t," Watson sad. He contnued, "God answered our prayer, just not lke we'd hoped; but stll, He answered. The best thng we learn from losng our frend s to let God be God! Even when t makes no sense. Even when t makes you angry." One of de 10 number-one sngles Watson has released s "When God's People Pray," from de "Home Free" album. The song was wrtten durng de moments when Krkham was gettng better, just before she quckly worsened and ded. "Ths song llustrates one of de conclusons 've come to n my lfe," Watson sad, "dat prayer doesn't change anydng. The Hearer of our prayers changes thngs. thnk sometmes we beleve that our words manpulate God nto acton. They don't. They can enlst the help of de Lord, andteydo." Watson also dscussed ssues on de album lke de new freedoms of people n de Eastern Bloc, de tlngs n lfe controlled by God and the damage caused by gossp. He also ncluded a love song for hs wfe. He also ventured nto new terrtory wt de prase song "Almghty." "'ve never wrtten a prase song," Wason sad. "Muscally, really wanted to create a chorale-orented pece. The lyrc was actually formulated from Bble study." Watson s a veteran of Chrstan musc, startng n 1978 and releasng hsfrstalbum, "Workn' n de Fnal Hour," n He has released a total of eght albums, has receved numerous Dove awards and nomnatons and was nomnated for the "best male gospel performance" Grammy n 1987 for "Watercolour Pones." Furthermore, Watson s respected n de Chrstan musc ndustry as a spokesman on many topcs. He s a frequent edtoral contrbutor to Chrstan ndustry trade and consumer publcatons. Also, he s often a requested guest on Dr. James Dobson's "Focus on de Famly." Fnally, he was a partcpant along wt Petra and Km Boyce n Josh McDowell's "Why Wat?" campagn, whch combatted teenage pregnancy. Despte hs actvty n the musc busness and the lmelght he receves, Watson s a famly man. The fater of two sons sad, "My famly s my frst mnstry. 'm here to be de sprtual leader. My role s to try to gude the lves of my famly n a real, practcal and appled way every day." Tckets for de concert are $5 for general admsson and $7 for reserved seatng. Number-one Sngles by Watson "We Belong to Hm" "Frend of a Wounded Heart" "Would Know You" "Materal Magc" "Watercolour Pones" "Peace That Passes Understandng" "Somewhere n de World" "The Sacrfce" t Was Just a Joke! From the unbellevable-but true-department: Lberty Unversty has been flooded wth calls from outraged parents and students concernng The Lberty Champon graduaton edtoral n our Aprl 4 ssue. The edtoral, whch stated among othertlngs,that Lberty would coordnate de overcrowded commencement parkng stuaton accordng to a newly establshed vehcle apprasal system, was a belated Aprl Fool's artcle that we felt was so outrageous, no one would beleve! We were wrong.. We apologze to and sympatze wth anyone who read ths artcle and decded that Lberty Unversty's dea of a commencement exercse was twsted, tasteless and offensve. The Champon was solely responsble for de prank. Kevn M. Bloye edtor P.S. Those people wth metalfllngsn ther mourns are stll encouraged to attend the ceremones on May 10. >

3 wmmm Page 2, The Lberty Champon opnon Edtoral "...Where the sprt of the Lord s, there s Lberty." Cornthans 3:17 Senors joyful, apprehensve about graduaton May s quckly approachng and wth t comes all de exctement and expectatons of graduaton and the senors' ensung step nto the real world. Resumes are beng sent out n a mad panc, ntervews are beng arranged and jobs are beng happly accepted by those who are leavng from the comfortng securty of Lberty Unversty. However, n the mdst of all the preparaton and exctement, one can't help notcng a touch of nostalga startng to unfold as de "bg day" draws closer. And, thngs wll only get worse before they get better. Mxed n wth all the exctement of startng the whole new lfe that we have been workng toward for four or fve (or sx) years s the realty that we are abruptly and rather traumatcally changng our entre way of lfe. No more avodng a.m. classes or schedulng classes only on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Soon t wll be off to work every day at 8 or 9 a.m. And no makng up excuses to skp, ether. t's a harsh world out there no work, no pay. Furthermore, prospectve grads are facng the fact dat all of those close frendshps that have taken months and years to establsh wll soon be reduced to lttle more than fond memores and annual Chrstmas cards. The three-dmensonal world of water balloon fghts and late-nght conversatons s fast on ts way to becomng mmoblzed n the two-dmensonal world of a couple of snapshots and a yearbook. Fnally, there are the doubts. Dd four years of educaton really prepare us to face the challenges we wll soon be encounterng every day? Sure, we could make t at Lberty, but what about "out tere?" Have all those chapel speakers and Sunday servces become part of our frame of reference, or dd we merely st trough them, leavng ourselves defenseless aganst the struggles we wll soon be facng? Psychologsts report that graduatng from college s the thrd most stressful and traumatc event n a person's lfe, second only to marrage and the brth of a chld. Yes, there s a great deal to look forward to, but there s also a great deal to look back upon as well. These last few years have helped to shape our lves n a way that few other tlngs have. Besdes our parents and our churches, few thngs have mpacted us the way the people and events at Lberty have shaped and mpacted us. Remember when we thought t was great to yell to a frend across the crowded DeMoss hallway? Remember when stckng broccol n some grl's Det Coke was good for some laughs? Remember squealng n the hallway after hours because we had no classes or ddn't go to them? Remember the frst tme we left home after semester break and ddn't feel homesck? Remember the frst tme we realzed what we were gong to do wth our lves, and how good t felt? Remember that frst rude awakenng when we realzed that we were adults? Mxed n wth the joys and antcpatons of the approachng graduaton s a lttle apprehenson and just a touch of remorse. But we clng to the realty that God brought us from scared, homesck freshmen to strong young men and women of purpose, and He wll do so agan. Underclassmen, f you happen to spot someone who s full of exctement suddenly become quet and see hs eyes begn to get just a lttle msty, chances are you're watchng a senor dscoverng just how attached he really s to ths place he s dyng to leave. Take notes. Even though t seems lke forever untl you wll be marchng to the famlar tune of "Pomp and Crcumstance," those years whch stretch endlessly ahead of you now wll fade before you have the chance to fully apprecate them. But, don't worry, someday you wll apprecate them and someday you wll want them back. Lberty Forum Polces The Lberty Champon welcomes members of the Lberty communty to submt letters to the edtor on any subject. Letters should not exceed 300 words and must be sgned. The Champon asks that all letters be typed. All materal submtted to the Lberty Champon becomes the property of the Champon. The Lberty Champon reserves therghtto accept, reject or edt any letter receved, accordng to the polces of the Lberty Champon. The deadlne for all letters s 6 p.m. Thursday. Please address all letters to "Edtor, Lberty Champon" and drop them off n DH109 or Box Tuesday, "Green Card" gets green lght "Green Card," starrng one of France's most popular actors, Gerard Depardeu, s a small budget flm wth a lot of heart and a lot of charm, but t may be too n-depth and delberate for the average flmgoer. Depardeu plays George, a French composer who wants to get hs green card to lve and work n Amerca. Ande MacDowell s Bronte, an envronmentally aware woman who needs to be marred n order to become a tenant n an apartment that features a spectacular green house. George and Bronte are unted n a marrage of convenence, thus formng the basc plot of the flm. After the ceremony, the newlyweds part ft ft 1 DOUGLAS R. DEMPSEY Campus news edtor company under the assumpton that they won't ever have to see each other agan. Unfortunately for them, the mmgraton and Naturalzaton Servce (NS) frowns upon such matrmonal arrangements. n order for George's green card to be ssued, the couple must prove that ther marrage s legtmate, whch t sn't. George and Bronte are as dfferent as can be, so when they are forced TOP TEN COUNTDOWN By Kathleen Donohue Opnon/Feature Edtor Commencement speaker's openng lnes 10. "Don't qut." 9. " certanly hope can be as nterestng as mat fellow who was here for commencement last year." 8. "Whle don't actually know Ronald Reagan personally, dd vacuum the oval offce on occason." 7. " am not a crook." 6. "Frst, you put the chcken n the pot and bol for approxmately two hours." 5. "All my frends are dead." 4. "'ve fallen, and can't get up!" 3. "All rght, grads, we're gonna start sweatn' to the oldes, and we're not gonna stop 'tl all that nasty flab s gone!" 2. "And as we traverse over ths road called lfe we must BOOM, BOOM, BOOM, stll gong and gong and gong..." l."hey, Rocky, watch me pull a rabbt out of my hat." A 4 M M 4* w w 9 W M. ^^ nswers, Please By w w together by an mpendng NS nterrogaton the tenson s both nerverackng and amusng. George moves n wth Bronte so that they can get to know everythng about each other before the ntervew. Durng ther "get acquanted" weekend, they manage to dscover everythng that annoys and rks the other. f they were not also fallng n love, George and Bronte would probably have ended up kllng each other. Depardeu doesn't look lke the typcal heartthrob. He's no Tom Cruse. But as George, Depardeu has a very lkeable oafsh charm. McDowell plays the snobby cty type perfecdy, gvng only occasonal hnts of a soft nature. The developng romance between George and Bronte s as comcal as t s ntrgung. George s full of surprses; and Bronte fnds herself drawn to hm, and away from her mneral water and organc-food boyfrend, n spte of her best efforts. Fnally, the day of the ntervew arrves. The reluctant nuptals have studed all nght and are confdent gong nto the exam. Everythng goes well untl George s quzzed about Bronte's face cream. "Green Card" s an unusual and refreshng move n several ways. t s a romance but there aren't any steamy sexual encounters. The end of the flm s not what one mght expect even though your expectatons of how thngs wll fnally work out keep changng. Theflmhas a real warmth to t, especally n Depardeu. Hs ntroducton to the Amercanflmpublc s successful. Most people wll want to spend ther money on "famlar"flmslke "Kndergarten Cop" or"kng Ralph." But f you are lookng for somethng fresh, a lttle bt unusual, and well worth seeng, check out "Green Card." the Champon Staff We asked graduatng senors: What wll you remember most about Lberty? Steve Voss LaGrange, N.C. Tammy Capers Dallas, Tx. "Shavng cream fghts n the dorm and tme spent wth my grlfrend n the park." "Gettng engaged." Jeremy Ferrell Washngton, D.C. Tm Moffett Bradenton, Fla. "Sprng break: the beach, the sand,the women." "Homer Blass' hstory class the faces he made and my socal lfe." Terry Tufford Dallas, Tx. Krsta Grottshalk Long sland, N.Y. "nfluences of sprtual leaders and outstandng speakers." "Good frends and sprtual growth." Aprl 16,1991 KLLU 91 Careless edtng mars move Edtor, Ths letter s n response to the move "Dances Wth Wolves" whch was shown on campus Aprl attended the 7 p.m. showng on Frday nght and was very dsapponted at the lack of edtng. have attended moves on campus n the past where a word or two would occasonally be mssed, but fndt mpossble to beleve that ths was the case Frday. When at least eght to 10 words get through unnotced, there s somethng wrong. Wth the new move polcy n effect, students now have the choce to see unedted moves off campus. But for those of us who do not care to hear profanty, ths was a shock and an nsult. thought that the whole reason moves are shown on campus s to provde an alternatve to the world. realze that cursng s not the worst thng whch takes place n the move ndustry today; but when the name of my Lord and Savor s taken n van along wth other profanty at a move on campus, can't help but wonder f we are "darng to be dfferent" anymore. How can students be expected to lve above the world's standards f the admnstraton doesn't set the example? t s ther responsblty to make sure the standards of Lberty Unversty are upheld. Students are expected to be dfferent from the world, yet worldly actons are encouraged through the moves shown to them rght here on Lberty's campus. Ths s not only a reflecton on the admnstraton but on the unversty as a whole. We have therghtto expect a dfference at Lberty. After all, sn't that why we attend a Chrstan unversty n the frst place? Km Davs Paper ncorrectly dentfes wnner Edtor, know that t s easy to get my sster and me mxed up. Whle we were growng up, people were constantly callng us twns. ( don't know why, we don't look exactly alke.) When we were n hgh school, every one stopped callng us twns, but then, they thought Gene was older than me, even though was three years older. guess t was because she was taller than me. Now that we are n unversty, people are stll gettng us mxed up. Several people have called me "Gene" and several people have called her "Vange." Now even the Lberty Champon has done t. Eugena Poggemller won the poetry contest, and had nothng to do wth t. Please gve credt where credt s due. Evangelne Poggemller See, LU Forum, Page 3 The Lberty Champon Box Lberty Unversty Lynchburg, VA (804) Kevn M. Bloye Edtor-n-Chef Debbe Reece Copy Edtor Curt Olson News/Wre Edtor Douglas R. Dempsey Campus News Edtor Marvn Hamlett Sports Edtor Kathleen Donohue Opnon/Feature Edtor Jeffrey A. Cota Photo Edtor Kelly Burton Advertsng Sales Manager Jm Woolace/Jenn Hankns Ad Producton Managers Allyson Goodman Advertsng Advser Prof. Ann Wharton Advser The Lberty Champon s dstrbuted every Tuesday whle school s n sesson. The opnons expressed n ths publcaton do not necessarly represent those of Lberty Unversty. 4 ^ ^^ ^ M ^^M

4 Tuesday, Aprl 16,1991 The Lberty Champon, Page 3!*?* How Annoyng Humor columnst becomes poet, rvals Frost Please forgve me f seem a lttle perturbed ths week, but was just thumbng through the Champon and ran across the poetry contest artcle. could not beleve that mssed the competton agan. Snce started at Lberty, have longed to partcpate n ths prestgous event. have spent three hours a day for the past four years scrutnzng the great works of such poetc masters as Robert Frost, E. E. Cummngs and Vanlla ce to prepare myself for the ntense competton. have spent every spare moment searng the dfferent meters and lterary devces onto the creatve center of my bran. After readng the story, myfrstnclnaton was to beat myself for mssng the contest; but then realzed there was another, more sensble, soluton: would sponsor my own LU Forum Contnued from Page 2 Securty gnores call for help Edtor, On Aprl 4, my roommate Dwayne walked n tofndour thrd roommate curled up n the closet. Dwayne asked hm f he was all rght, and he responded wth mumbled, slurred speech. Dwayne knew that ths was due to very low blood sugar because our roommate s dabetc. Dwayne has been hs roommate for two years and had been nstructed to seek professonal help f such a condton were to occur. Dwayne then called campus securty to nform them of the stuaton and to have them call for help. They told Dwayne to gve hm a drnk whch s hgh n sugar. Dwayne explaned to them that ths condton was beyond that pont and that he would not drnk. Ther response was that no one was avalable to respond at that tme and that Dwayne should try to feed hm orange juce anyway and then call them back. They also added the stpulaton that our RA must call them before they would respond. Dwayne then nstantly called 911. Our pont s that campus securty s very unprofessonal and ncompetent. Later that nght they responded to the prank of our pulled fre alarm n four to fve mnutes. t seems to me as f campus securty s more nterested n catchng or penalzng students than n helpng them. Dwayne called because our roommate's condton could have reached the pont where he was n a coma, resultng n bran damage. f Dwayne's call nterrupted securty's coffee break or tcket wrtng we would lke to sncerely apologze. We hope ther donuts ddn't get stale. No matter how unmportant they may judge a call to be, every call nvolvng a student's health should be treated as a serous emergency. As we are not ones to complan wthout poetry contest. But snce 'm typng ths column as go, SMMONS JEFFREY roncally was Staff Columnst the only person to enter. Therefore, just happened to wn the grand prze as well as honorable menton. My wnnng poems are ncluded below along wth a crtcal analyss by Dr.. Have Noclue, a respected lterary crtc and cable guy. Potato threw a potato n the trunk of my car, a bg one stole from a breakfast bar. left t there for about sx days whle the sun baked t wth ts scorchng rays. tred to save the lttle vegge, but the trunk ofmy car was just too heavy. offerng an alternatve soluton, we propose that securty be replaced wth Al Bundy and Homey the Clown...because Homey don't play that game! Joel Perce Student senator responds to allegatons The poor thng ded n the swelterng heat, but thefamly n back had somethng to eat. Crtcal analyss: Mr. Smmons' "Potato" s perhaps the most movng portrat of the horrors of nuclear war ever wrtten. The utter chaos that would ensue n the end of a nuclear holocaust s vsualzed so vvdly by the poem that one almost shudders n hs boots whle readng t Hs unashamed use of "breakfast bar" n lne two symbolzes the gross apathy of modern Amercans toward the escalatng threat of human annhlaton. One cannot read ths poem and ever be the same agan. weasels dem weasels are sneaky. To: The Men of Dormtory 3 Srs, wsh to comment on a letter that was prnted n the Aprl 4th edton of the Lberty Champon. Although t was not necessarly repeated n the March 26th Champon, the resoluton that was beng debated at the tme also requested that at least three recommendatons be requred on the Express Enrollment form as well as n the regular applcaton. Because of the lack of proof from people (pastors, educators, etc.) who would be able to ether confrm or dsprove what a prospectve student has wrtten on the Express Enrollment applcaton, there s no way to tell whether or not we, as a unversty, should allow that ndvdual to become a student at Lberty. At the tme made my statement, ths was somethng that was referrng to. f what sad has been msunderstood, then offer my apologes. do not wsh to see people turned away from Lberty ether, but thnk there s somethng that you need to understand. Gentlemen, whether you care to realze t or not, most academc nsttutons have requrements whch students must meet n order for that ndvdual to enter there. n order to create a better academc envronment here at Lberty, ths unversty wll nevtably have to adopt a smlar admssons polcy. f you feel that am beng dscrmnatory n supportng and cosponsorng ths type of resoluton, then am sorry, but t s just a natural fact nsttutons commtted to hgher learnng have the rght to pck and choose the people they want n ther academc communtes. offer my apologes to the Men of Dormtory 3 and the students of Lberty Unversty f what sad has been msunderstood. Stll, even though may have been rash at that partcular moment, ths wll not deter other members of the Student Senate and myself from contnung our efforts to place some type of mnmum standards on ncomng students. Wn. Bran Trppett Student Senator God should be served wthout secular musc can ya see em' sneakn'? nope! Crtcal analyss: Pardon me whle gather my emotons. amfndngt extremely dffcult to analyze such a sprtually strrng work of art Smmons captures the sheer essence of a sngle-parent home n "weasel." Hs probng look nto the tragedy of a broken famly unt both nforms and strs the reader. The use of the weasel to symbolze the slmy landlord who demands the rent from the strugglng woman who s forced to work three jobs to feed her 12 chldren s nothng less than genus. n short, don't be surprsed when your chldren begn memorzng Smmons and thnk that Frost s nothng more than that cold stuff that bulds up nsde the refrgerator. Edtor, "Ths leuer s n response to the artcle, "Secular musc debate contnues." Separaton from the world s not solaton. Obvously the wrter of the letter dd not read the thrd paragraph of my letter. The Bble teaches that we are n the world but are not to be of the world. We have a responsblty to represent Chrst f we don't do t properly, who wll? Furthermore, what does t matter how lttle or how much we know about worldly thngs n specfc reference to secular rock we can stll talk to people about the Lord. Should we get drunk so we can talk to drunkards or do drugs so we can wtness to drug dealers? No. James 4:4 says that frendshp wth the world means beng an enemy of God. Ths doesn't mean we can't be frends wth people n the world, rather, those Chrstans who embrace the thngs of the world are dsobeyng God. By my statement, "probably not dong much for the Lord," meant that ther sprtual growth s lmted, ther wtness sn't as effectve and ther general atttude sn't as pleasng to the Lord as t could be. wasn't makng an assumpton of who s the "best" Chrstan, was speakng of personal holness. As talked to people on the street at Myrtle Beach durng sprng break, asked myself, "Can we as Chrstans effectvely wtness to these people f we are lstenng to ther musc? Can we tell these people they should be dfferent f we are not?" Certanly not beleve the man ssue here s how holy our servce s to God. Holness means non-conformty to the world and beng transformed by the Sprt. Ths s what we should strve for (Ephesans 1:4, Peter 1:15-16). Andrew Wlls am The Lghter Sde Weght loss requres commttment, work As the temperature rses and advertsements for weght-loss programs prolferate, the thoughts of n^ many college students turn to summer swmmng sut season and smultaneously to losng weght, but most forget what s probably the most crtcal factor. Everyone knows that det, exercse or both are necessary to lose weght yet many overlook behavoral modfcaton. Smply put, behavoral modfcaton s changng the habts and atttudes that led to the weght gan. Ths factor can make or break your det. f you aren't truly commtted to losng weght or f you contnue to express your emotons through your eatng habts, you are unlkely to be successful. The concept of changng your atttudes n order to change your actons has a bblcal bass as well. Paul urged the Chrstan n Ephesans 4:22-24 to renew hmself sprtually by replacng hs old deas wth the new he fnds n Chrst* "You were taught, wth regard to your former way of lfe, to put off your old self, whch s beng corrupted by ts decetful desres; to be made new n the atttude of your mnds; and to put on the new self, created to be lke God n true rghteousness and holness." We need to apply ths concept n a smlar manner to our atttudes and habts toward food f we are each gong to shed our "old body" for a slmmer, healther new one. An mportant part of ths process s replacng one's old habts wth new, more healthful ones, such as reachng forapeceof frutrather than a cooke after lunch. How- DEBBE REECE Copy Edtor ever, f your 1 mndsprcocc u p e d throughout the day wth ' not eatng the cooke, you wll fnd t almost mpossble to avod the temptaton. Rather you should decde beforehand on a replacement thought for the cooke. Tell yourself, "Whenever thnk of that peanut-butter cooke, wll replace the thought wth the banana am gong to eat nstead." Thus, you can avod beng obsessed wth the thought of the cooke. Another aspect of behavoral modfcaton s to be commtted to makng the changes for a lfetme. f you keep thnkng of your det as somethng you wll only have to follow for a lttle whle untl you can return to your normal earng style, you wll not be successful. Accordng to health specalsts, the mark of a successful det s beng able to mantan the new weght Also, remember that retranng your thought and eatng patterns wll take tme. You are tryng to change habts and patterns that have been ngraned throughout your lfetme. The process wll seem as dffcult as tryng to retran yourself to wrte wth your left nstead of yourrghthand or vce versa. However, f you persst n changng your food habts along wth a sensble det and exercse program, you should be able not only to acheve your weght goal for ths summer but also be able to happly mantan your best weght for the rest of your lfe. (nformaton such as ths s avalable n the HUEC 390 class taught by Dr. Sandra Smons.) ^Moves Trp to park reveals true nature of Peaksvew study sessons t doesn't take long to realze that the most popular place for LU students to do ther homework on the weekend s not n our beloved lbrary but at the Lberty Unversty South Campus alas Peaksvew Park. Wth ths fact n mnd, decded would take a course there. After arrved on the premses, dscovered that the LU dress code had not made a pont of followng the students to the park. have never seen so much (or so lttle, for that matter) beachwear n all my lfe. can't blame anyone, though, because t was a really nce day to frolc n the warm weather; but surely we as students can fnd more to do n our spare tme than become engrossed n our homework as we soak up rays. 've always thought t would be fun to have an gloo party. n ths festvty, the partygoers try to "psych" everyone out by wearng ther mdwnter clothes and starng strangely at anyone n shorts or swmwear. t would be nterestng to see how TMOTHY HOLUNGSWORTH Staff Columnst many people run home to don ther own overcoats to jon the fun. Another dea s to have a "roll down the hll" party. Do you remember when you would toss yourself down a hll as a youngster only to fnd that when you reached the bottom and all of the tumblng s over you want to get up and do the whole blasted thng over agan? Well, just thnk how much more fun t would be f we were able to get the entre campus to roll down the bg hll at Peaksvew at the same tme. Just grab onto a major lmb of your neghbor, as we bound down the hll screamng, "As you wsh!!!" Of course, we would have to temporarly move Health Servces, but that comes wth the terrtory. Another great event would be the Frst Annual Lberty Unversty Woodstock Memoral Festval. Every student would spend the weekend strollng around the vcnty actng as f he does not have a bran n hs head. Of course, because of a few mnor restrctons outlned n the Lberty Way, we would have to replace Peter, Paul and Mary wth the Bll Gather Tro, but that's all rght Hp-huggers and bell bottoms wll be requred dress for the occason, even though a certan group of our student body has already tred to ntate the trend. 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5 Page 4, The Lberty Champon Tuesday, Aprl 16,1991 Class of 1991 leaves behnd wshes.lesle, wll to Tonja Pon (Kdney Stone) all my journalsm credts earned n my youth (ncludng photography) n exchange for your kdney stone n the lttle glass test tube to keep as a souvenr from Lynchburg General (Roach Motel). Good Luck!, Krsten Matthews, leave to Mary my skll at mutng the TV. To Lsa leave the ablty to decde whch guy to date, and to Tna and Beth spray cheese and paper clps., Freddy Cardoza, alas 'Dark Knght,' 'Phantom,'... bequeath my roommate Dave to Danelle, parkng tckets to my evl twn, love to my wonderful frends, and my school bll to anyone wth a VSA GOLD CARD! As depart nto the "real world,", Melane Beroth, would lke to leave 13 wonderful bosses to Kmberly Wallace a new "dumb sster" to the Snell famly, and every warm blanket own to Amy Powell., Oley, wll to Room 21 wth much love, 1,000,000 parastes to nvade your CD player at mdnght so you wll be unable to wreak havoc after hours., Bran Davd Ttsworth, of questonable mnd do wll the followng: to Pam Marsh, my perfected scatterbran chatterbox abltes (God knows we all must be crazy to be bology majors); to Mchele Tffany, leave the ttle of "pseudo-exnerd-neo-max-zoom-dweebe." May you treasure t Also, gve to you my everlastngfrendshp;you'll never have an "evl-twn" brother lke me; fnally, to the remanng bology students, wll the ablty to laugh heartly at tests, mock papers fearlessly, and all the whle mantan an astoundng GPA. P.S. MONKEY!, Nancy Var, leave to Dornda (Rce Krspe) Reffe 15 boxes of Snap, Crackle and Pop and a gas stove. To Cndy Brooks leave the slver of santy have left and a thank you for your laughter. Be Good! To all my journalsm professors, wll my exhausted body, soul and sprt as your trophy for a job well done. Thanks for all you have taught me. To Tonja Pon wll a bulletn board the sze of DeMoss. Good luck!, M. Kathleen Donohue, lackng sleep and coherency do wll the followng: To Amanda Schwensburg and Jm Woolace leave the freedom to say, "Forget t, let's just go and observe" and the courage and stamna (and stupdty) to go through wth t. To Mrs. Goodman leave eght undsturbed hours of sleep the nght before next year's presentaton. To Mrs. Wharton leave the satsfacton that she survved me for not one, but two years. To Doug Dempsey leave offcal permsson to contnue the Top 10 as long as t sn't qute as good as mne. also leave my pages to hs sem-capable hands and slghtly demented world vew and the confdence that he wll overcome... also leave someone who wll get your jokes f such a person exsts. leave the new members of the Champon staff to ther fates. just leave Lberty Unversty., Kevn Bloye, anxous to get out of ths journalsm lab and ready to go out and play for awhle, wll to: Jeff Cota, the new edtor-n-chef of ths publcaton, a staff as great as the one had and a relaxng, peaceful, sleep-flled summer. You're gonna need t, Buddy! TlM? 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And, now that 'm about to go out and start my professonal career somewhere n the world ' of advertsng, really don't want to work on another one. But thank God, and Mrs. Wharton, for ths opportunty. wouldn't trade my experences from the last two years for all the beefalo n the free world. Thus, offer a bt of advce to underclassmen: get nvolved, somehow. Senors remember when... Our men's basketball team had a wnnng season? Theravnewastheplaceforlovers? There wasaplacecalledtheeagle's Nest the prelude to LUey's? There was a freshman Sunday School class taught by Gary Aldrdge? Students always had to go to Dorm 17 for all busness matters? School of Communcaton offces we$th Sehoss") 'Textbooks were bought n the bookstore? Curfew was 11:30 p.m.? The post offce used to be open? People looked forward to hall meetngs becausetmeantprayer groups would only be one nght that week? Blzzard of ? Blackout of 1988? There was no handholdng allowed? The most wdely attended church servce was the Wednesday nght servce at "Fort Hll Baptst Church" (along wth ts $ 1.50 admsson prce)? The PTL scandal broke out? Ed Dobson preached the Sunday evenng servce? The clocks n Scence Hall, Teacher's Ed and Relgon Hall worced? (Does anyone remember ths?) J.O.Groomsdemonstratedtelephone evangelsm n long, tedous sessons? Fredde Morgan bured a threeponter as tme expred, and LU beat ML StMary's86-83 (Dr.Falwell went absolutely nuts n hstop-row,sectton- C seat n the nfamous LU Gym)? Sue Hopkns, always remember your debut as Bernce Bernsten, your campus look-alke, your trunk trp after hours and, of course, the creaton studes paper cut Remember most of all the fun we had and specal tmes we've shared. 'll never forget you, Jjo. Nancy Dense Pugh, remember the awesome tan we got n the ran at Myrtle Beach. Nancy, the courageous ferrs-wheel rder. Lesle C. & Jll V., remember Sntzlefltz, Copenhagen and "the far maden." Nancy Chrsta L. 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6 , Aprl 16,1991 news LBC alumnus fnds success n wrtng and mnsterng BEN LaFROMBOS Youth mnster, author and speaker Gary Hunt s a leader n contemporary youth mnstry. Hunt s best known at Lberty for the books he has co-wrtten wth hs wfe Angela. Survvng the Tweenage Years s used as a text n youth mnstrycassesatlberty.thecouple has also wrtten Now That You've Asked Her Out, Now That He's Asked You Out and Mom and Dad Don't Lve Together Anymore. Hunt s currently pastor of the mddle-school youth at Frst Baptst Church of ndan Rock n Largo, Fla., and a member of the board of drectors for the LU Center for Youth Mnstry. Survvng the Tweenage Years deals wth the age group Hunt sees as most consequental n developng a youth program. "f you don't have a good mddle-school mnstry, then you are just salvagng n hgh school," Hunt explaned. Hs desre to promote work wth the mddle-school age s based on the need for churches to develop a sold mddle-school program. "The tremendous need for mddle-school mnstry s somethng mnstres are pckng up on, especally n the last two to three years," Hunt sad. "The mddle-school age s moldable and open to the Gospel," he explaned. "t s a rough tme of lfe and a crtcal one for makng changes so that they'11 make t through mddle school happy," he sad. Hunt's mnstry as an author s ntended to "help and encourage youth workers and parents." The encouragement wll be needed n the future, accordng to Hunt. "We (youth mnsters) are gong to have to change as the culture changes. t s gong to get rougher and rougher out there," he explaned. Changng wth the culture s necessary to contnue reachng youth. "You don't have to compromse convctons to change wth culture," Hunt sad. "Look at what people are nto. Thngs that work n Calforna won't work n Florda." n addton, solaton can lead to a stale mnstry, Hunt sad. "Check out your (geographcal) area. See what kds enjoy. Rght now, t s sports wth the boys. Keep up wth what's gong The on wth lfe," Hunt suggested. Besdes keepng up wth the culture, Hunt sees youth mnstry as provdng frendshp for the youth. "The key to youth mnstry s that they know for sure that they are loved. They just need to know that they are cared about," Hunt sad. The Bble s the bass for servng the youth. "A lot of youth mnsters thnk all they need to have s good actvtes. There s a lack of good Bble teachng," Hunt explaned. "The key to lfe s very smple. t s rght there n the Bble." The carnage n youth mnstry today s evdenced n that a youth mnster's average stay s only 18 months and only 12 months for Southern Baptsts, Hunt sad. He descrbed ths record as "dsgustng." "t klls kds," he sad "t tears ther hearts out so that they don't trust anybody." Hs recommendaton for youth mnsters s twofold. "Youth mnsters should be grounded n the Word," Hunt explaned the mnster's greatest need. Also, he sad, "When you go out, make sure you go n wth the rght atttude of wantng to serve n the long-term," Hunt sad. LU phlosophy professor lectures n Sovet Unon By DAWN K. LOONEY The Sovet Unon showed a new openness to Chrstanty as Dr. Gary Habermas, professor of phlosophy, spoke at the Unversty of Moscow and at Novofbrsk n Sbera n December At the Unversty of Moscow, he lectured on the resurrecton n the former department of athesm. Habermas, who was makng hs frst trp, sad that he was surprsed by the Sovets' open-mndedness. "Whle gave the resurrecton lecture, the faculty dd not make any crtcal comments. They were very open, and they were takng notes furously," Habermas sad, 'They were even sayng, 'Thank you for comng. We know athesm s dead.' "The two thngs that 'll remember most are number one, the state of Russa," he sad. " told my students that Murphy's Law s n full effect over there. Anythng that can go wrong wll. Number two, the people's eagerness and ther openness to new thngs. Ther openness s very optmstc wth the state of de country." n addton to ther new openness, an atmosphere of depresson s evdent, accordng to Habermas. " dd see the bread lnes. There were long food lnes; and when they fnally got n, there was lttle or no food on the shelves. Moscow ht me as beng depressed and knd of dreary." Habermas also gave two lectures at a professonal conference of scence and relgon atnovofbrsk. He spoke on the resurrecton and the turn of western phlosophy aganst athesm. The nternatonal nsttute for Chrstan Studes orgnally scheduled Norman Gesler, drector of the Center for Scholarshp Research, to speak to the Russans. However, he contracted pneumona; and Habermas went n hs place. Presently, Habermas does not have plans to return to the Sovet Unon. He sad, "f the opportunty arses, then that's another story." Lberty Champon, Page 5 photo by Jatfray A. Cola AD Lb, Lberty Unversty's advertsng club, recently partcpated n a regonal competton sponsored by the Amercan Advertsng Federaton. Club members who made the presentaton are (L to R) Mark Havens, Melane Beroth, Kathleen Donohue, Amanda Schwensburg and Jenlyn Jensen. New fronters Ad club partcpates n regonal competton By DAWN K. LOONEY Lberty's Advertsng Club, only n ts second year, partcpated n a natonal competton ncharlcston,s.c, Aprl 12. Amercan Arlnes sponsored the Amercan Advertsng Federaton competton. The Unversty of South Carolna took frst place, and me Unversty of Vrgna came n second among the nne partcpatng eastem colleges. Anta Wells, a club member, sad.'the judges sad that they were very mpressed wth our club's creatvty." The competton ncluded me presentaton of meda plans, marketng deas.and televson and magazne advertsements to the judges. Aqueston-and-answer sesson followed the presentaton. Ths was the LU AdvertsngClub's frst competton. Wells sad:"we went to the competton specfcally to make a good frst showng for Lberty, and thnk we dd that. We were really pumped up. We thought we dd a good job." Kathleen Donohue, presdentof the club, sad,"now we know what to expect. t was nothng to be embarrassed about. t was ourfrsttme out, and thnk we dd very well." The club plans to compete agan next year. "Next year, more tme should be spent on polshng the presentaton. We also were more concerned about what we sad, but next year we should be more concerned wth how we say t," Donohue sad. "We're eager to get a jump-start on next year. Anyone nterested n advertsng should consder jonng the Advertsng Club, even f they're not an advertsng major," Wells sad. The club wll be notfed n two weeks of ts exact fnshng standngs. The Amercan Advertsng Federaton wll also nform the club of ts strengths and weaknesses. 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7 Page 6, The Lberty Champon Youth week stresses needs of teenagers By HEATHER BAUGH The Center for Youth Mnstry (C YM) hosted ts thrd annual "Youth Emphass Week" Aprl 7-13 to nform LU students through dfferent speakers and youth organzaton exhbts about the need for reachng teenagers. "We wanted to open the eyes of the students to the need of youth mnstry and to stress the mportance of workng wth youth," Krst Carr, CYM secretary, sad. 'Ths week made me realze just how mportant youth mnstry s, and the tremendous effect we should be havng rght now on teenagers," sophomore Noel Brewer sad. CYM hoped to attract more people to youth mnstry, open students' eyes to the great need for youth mnsters and help youth majors by brngng n speakers, Jeff Psney, assstant to the drector of CYM, sad. Andy Stanley, the youth pastor at Frst Baptst Church of Atlanta, opened the week at a rally Sunday nght and spoke n chapel Monday. He stressed spendng tme wth chldren. "Youth mnstry s not just meetng wth kds n a group on Sunday or Wednesday nght, but t s beng there day n and day out for the kds to talk to as a companon," Stanley sad. Jack Wyrtzen, the founder and drector of the Word of Lfe Fellowshp nternatonal, challenged students Wednesday n chapel to gve every part of ther bodes to Chrst for Hs servce. Frend of LU passes away Henry "Pop" Morrs, founder of the Henry Morrs Nursery and supervsor of landscapng at LU for more than a decade, ded Monday at the age of 87. Morrs came to what was then Lberty Baptst College n 1976 as supervsor of landscapng crews for the campus. Durng hs years wth LU, he funded the fountan n the courtyard and also donated bushes and flowers for landscapng. A memoral servce for Morrs was conducted by the Rev. 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"There s no guarantee that once the student leaves campus he wll actually attend church," Trppett sad. "Untl that problem s addressed, don't thnk the bll wll pass the admnstraton." Several votes had to be taken on the bll because of confuson regardng proper senate procedure. Eventually, the resoluton was passed. DeBoer also sponsored a bll askng that drop-n celngs be nstalled n all the classrooms on campus. The bll stated that the nose level form the ar vents n most rooms s so hgh that t s, at tmes, mpossble to concentrate. Sen. Stephen Scott argued that smply puttng n a drop celng would not reduce the nose from vents. "The problem wth nose needs to be addressed; but even wth the new celngs, the ar stll has to come through the vents," he sad. DeBoer sad that most houses' have ar condtonng wthout a nose problem, and Lberty should be able to solve the problem. "My house has ar vents n t, but my bedroom doesn't sound lke Chcago's O'Hare Arport," he sad. The bll faled to pass the senate. 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8 Tuesday, Aprl 16,1991 Flames Feedback sports The Baseball team wns Lberty Champon, Page 7 Mke Gathman Baseball team has gone from rags to rches The Lberty Unversty baseball team has won seven straght games and 15 of ts last 16 to mprove ts overall record to But one thng that has really mpressed me s how the team turned an average start nto one of the best baseball seasons ever by the Flames. The record s mpressve, but the season dd not start out so well. The team has turned t on and really played excellent baseball the last few weeks. On Saturday, March 23, the baseball team lost 9-3 to West Chester Unversty on a cold, wet day that was not sutable for baseball. was at the game, and 1 could see that the team just wanted to get that game over wth. At the tme the team was strugglng wth an 8-8 record and was not playng as well as or anybody else thought t could play. On March 25 t was lke the team had just receved a new lease on lfe. The prevous Saturday had been forgotten, and t was tme to start playng ball. A new season had begun mentally. That day the Hames won 13-0 aganst Frankln Perce. thnk ths wn gave the Flames a much needed boost n ther confdence. Thngs were not gong well, and they just needed to blow somebody out to vent ther frustratons. Ths wn was the turnng pont and proved to be the frst of eght consecutve wns for the Flames. After that thngs just started to fall nto place. On March 26 the Flames swept a doubleheader from Appalachan State, 4-1 and 4-3. The Flames receved excellent ptchng n both games, and wnnng a close game s one of the bggest confdence bulders there s. On March 27 the Flames played West Chester for the second tme and ths tme swept a doubleheader, 12-1 and 6-4. LU showed West Chester ts true colors durng these two games. Ths was ther ffth straght wn (n three days) snce losng to West Chester March 23. The Flames' wnnng streak clmaxed Aprl 1 when the team swept a doubleheader from Campbell Unversty for ts seventh and eghth consecutve wns. All eght wns were at home. Could the Flames wn on the road? On Aprl 2 the Flames traveled to JMU and had ther streak snapped wth a 9-2 loss. After ths loss LU's record was The Flames returned home two days later and promptly began another wnnng streak by defeatng Vrgna Mltary nsttute, 8-2. Durng ther current wnnng streak whch has reached seven games, the Flames have shown some good sgns. Frst of all, they pcked up two road wns at Marshall and at VM. And second, they won two close games aganst good teams by defeatng George Mason, 5-3, and Old Domnon, 4-3. The Flames have a new feelng n the dugout. They have confdence that they can wn every game. Much of the credt for ths new sprt has to be gven to frst-year skpper Johnny Hunton. He has stepped n and turned last year's.500 team nto a very compettve ball club n lttle tme. The ptchers have been keepng the Flames n ball games, and the htters have kept up a balanced attack. Ths wnnng streak has been a total team effort. Nne dfferent ptchers have chpped n to combne for the 15 wns n the last 16 games. The team earned run average s a combned The team battng average s.313 for the season. Ths s awesome! The Flames have fve regulars that are battng over.300 so far. Overall, the Flames have an exctng, young team that s headed tothetop. Theyhavealotofablty and talent. Hunton has lfted them tothenextlevelofplay. lean only hope that when the season s over they wll be recognzed for ther late-season surge wth a trp to the NCAA tournament. seventh straght after 17-ht performance By MKE GATHMAN The Lberty Unversty baseball team won ts seventh consecutve game wth a 14-4 trouncng of Vrgna Mltary nsttute on the road Thursday. The wn was the Flames 15th n ther last 16 games and mproved ther season record to n Thursday's wn the Flames pounded out 17 hts, led by shortstop Doug Brady who collected four hts and scored three runs. Brady leads the Flames wth 48 hts n 32 games. Mke Kreder also paced the Flames wth three hts, two runs scored and two runs batted n. n addton, the Flames pcked up two hts each from Sheldon Bream, Scott Harmsen and Chrs Robbns. Robbns' two hts were doubles, and he also scored two runs and knocked n two runs. Two of the Flames' 17 hts were long balls from Phl Kulp, hs sxth of the year, and Danny Brahn, hs seventh. Kulp's homer was a solo shot n the thrd nnng. Brahn's homer was a three-run shot n the sxth nnng. The Flames also showed some speed n the game by stealng three bases. Brady, Harmsen and Kreder each pcked up a steal. Brady's steal was hs 13th n 17 tres ths season. Lberty ptcher Toby Toburen started the game and ptched sx strong nnngs, gvng up two earned runs on sx hts whle strkng out seven. Ptchers Keth West, Tm Collns and Mke Torrance each ptched one nnng to fnsh the game. Tour de Lberty The three relef ptchers held the Keydets htless and allowed only one walk. Toburen won the game and mproved hs record to 3-3. The loss dropped VM's record to a dsmal On Monday, The Flames went on the road to defeat Marshall Unversty by 7-2. The Flames were outht by Marshall 7-6, but they made the most of ther sx hts and captalzed on some key Marshall errors. The star of the game for the Flames was ptcher Todd Martn, who ptched hs second complete game of the season, gvng up only one earned run and strkng out fve. Martn also gave up only seven hts and walked two. The wn mproved Martn's record to 3-2 and lowered hs earned run average to 2.87 for the season. The Flames offense was led by frstbaseman Bream, who had two hts and scored two runs. Robbns collected the only extra base ht of the game for the Flames whch was an RB trple. The Flames also turned n four double plays n the vctory aganst Marshall. The loss dropped Marshall's season record to On Tuesday, the Flames played at home aganst George Mason Unversty and won the game 5-3, on Bll Speek's two-run homer n the ffth nnng. Lberty ptcher Krs Morton ptched seven nnngs, allowng two runs on eght hts whle strkng out seven. Chrs Wck ptched the fnal two nnngs, gvng up one run on two hts whle strkng out three. Brady collected three hts, ncludng two doubles, to spark the Flames offense. Robbns and Speek each chpped n two hts, ncludng Speek's homer whch broke a 1-1 te. The Hames never relnqushed the lead after Speek's homer. The wn mproved Morton's record to a perfect 4-0 for the season. The save was Wck's team-leadng second. The loss dropped GMU's record to On Wednesday, the Hames won a thrller n the bottom of the nnth to defeat Old Domnon Unversty 4-3 at Worthngton Feld. Ted at 3-3, wth two outs n the nnth nnng, Speek ht a hard sngle to left feld, knockng n the wnnng run. The Flames had a 3-2 lead, but ODU ted the game n the eghth nnng. Then, n dramatc fashon, the Hames pulled out the vctory n ther last turn at bat Mac McDowell started the game for the Hamesand gave up three runs on 12 hts n eght nnngs. Wck ptched the nnth nnng and pcked up the wn, retrng all three batters he faced. Speek led the Hames offense wth three hts and by knockng n three runs, ncludng the game wnner n the nnth nnng. Robbns and Brady, thedoubleplay combo, each collected two hts and combned to score three runs. The wn mproved Wck's record to 2-1 on the season. The loss dropped photo by Jeffrey A. Cola LU outfelder Phl Kulp looks for an extra base durng a game earler ths season aganst Vrgna Mltary nsttute. ODU's record to On Saturday, the Hames doubleheader aganst the Unversty of Maryland-Eastern Shore was postponed because of nclement weather. Ths week the Hames wll seek to contnue ther wnnng streak when they play a tough Unversty of Rchmond team on the road Tuesday at 3 p.m. On Wednesday the Hames wll play at home aganst Vrgna Commonwealth Unverstyat3p.m. On Thursday the Hames wll be home agan, hostng the Unversty of Vrgna at 3 p.m. Frday de Hames wll be on me road at the Unversty of North Carolna-Greensboro at 1 p.m. Then on Saturday de Flames wll return home to host Longwood College at 2 p.m Cyclers eclpse prevous teams By KER BURNS The 1991 racng season for me Lberty Unversty Cyclng Team s provng to be de most successful snce the team began n de fall of The members of me team ms year nclude junor Jon Wrsng, junor Kevn Brtngham, junor Tm Molyneaux, senor Mchael Gnghna, senor Gus Mller, freshman Marus Chra and junor Mark Alabeck. n cyclng,rdersare grouped n sx classes, ncludng cdzen (begnnng rders), professonal whch conssts of rders lke Greg LeMond and categores 1 to 4. The LU Cyclng team conssts of rders n a varety of classes. Brtngham, Chra and Alabeckrdeas ctzens. Molyneaux, Muller and Gnghna are category-4rders;and Wrsng rdes category 2. The schedule for de team ncludes daly tranng rdes totalng 150 to 200 mles each week at an average speed of 23 mles per hour. The team rdestoappomattox.evngton.rustburg, de Peaks of Otter and on de Blue Rdge Parkway. Weekends for de cyclsts consst of ether collegate or USCF (Unted States Cyclng Federaton) races. The types may vary. Crterums are laps around a specfc course. Road races are over a specfc course too. However, de cyclsts don'trdethe same course twce. Tme trals are an ndvdual race aganst the clock. Speed s mportant, and generally less mleage s nvolved. Last season, Lberty's team was successful n sponsorng Tuesday Nght Tme Trals (TNT's) n Lynchburg. Cyclsts from Lynchburg College and CVCC also partcpated. The LU Cyclng Team has traveled each weekend to represent Lberty Unversty n compettve races aganst oder teams from throughout de Northeast A competton held Feb. 24 n Portsmouth, Va. proved to be an easy one for de cyclsts. Wrsng fnshed frst n a 30-mle crterum. Brtngham and Molyneaux used teamwork to fnshfrstand second respectvely n a 15-mle crterum whch s for ctzens. nacharlottesvlleroadrace.march 2, Gnghna fnshed fourth, and Muller fnshed eghd. Molyneaux, experencng techncal problems wth hs bke, fnshed 15th. Then, the cyclng team returned to Portsmouth March 3. n de ctzens 15- mle crterum, Brtngham fnshed fourth wth Molyneaux n ffth place. Chra, n hsfrstrace, fnshed n de feld (de largest group of rders that dd not break away). Gnghna placed thrd and Mullerplacng sxt n der 20-mle crterum. Wrsng placed second wth a combned category 2 and 3,30-mle crterum. Next the team traveledtonewport News on March 23 and 24. The race results for March 23 ncluded a second-place fnsh for Muller n a 47- mle road race wth Gnghna fnshng 15th. Wrsng placed n defeldn a 60- mle road race. Two weeks ago, de team added Mark Alabeck and junorrdertodd Dxon. Dxon, 17, attends Brookvlle Hgh School. n hsfrstrace wth me team, Dxon placed second n the junors 17-and-under race. Alabeck placedffthas a ctzen n hs frst race wt de team. The eghtmle ctzen race resulted n a frstplacefnshfor Brtngham. Gnghna and Muller raced category 4 and fnshed second and 15th respectvely. Molyneaux fnshed ffth n a specal race whle Wrsng placed thrd n a combned-category-2-and- 3 race. The team's next race wll be n de Harrsonburg Classc Crterum on Aprl 20. The fnal races for de team ms semester wll be de Southeastern Classc, May 4 n Norfolk, and de Portsmoud Classc on May 5. An mportant aspect of cyclng s goal settng. Each of the cyclsts wll return to hs hometown for summer racng. Gnghna has set a goal to place n category 3 races when he returns to Manhattan, N.Y. Chra wll spend sometmeracng ths summer both n Europe and at hs home n Cleveland, Oho. "'d lke to wrte a book about my cyclng career," Chra sad, explanng hs summer goals. Brtngham plans to contnue a rgd tranng schedule through the summer n Baltmore, Md. " hope to mprove on my abltes," he sad. Molyneaux plans to advance to category 3 and place n the Pennsylvana Statetmetrals and road races. "'m pleased wm my performance ths season, but know there s room for mprovement," Molyneaux of Montrose, Pa., sad. Wrsng wll contnue to rde professonal and amateur races. " want to place n detop40 amateurrdersn de naton," Wrsng sad. Currendy, Wrsng s number 70 n de naton and last summer raced as a member of de Athletes n Acton team. Wrsng resdes n Rochester, N.Y. Despte weather, men's track sprnts on ByERCYODER Lght wnds and mld temperatures greeted de men's track team Frday evenng at Duke Unversty, but Saturday's condtons were far from favorable. "We ran well n spte of de cold and rany weamer. The track tself was fast, and we had some good performances," head coach Brant Tolsma sad. Three of Lberty's dstance runners captalzed onfrday evenng's weather whenteybecame de frst three runners n Lberty's 10K hstory to fnsh under 32 mnutes n one race on de same track. Freshman Dave McCombs fnshed strong n de last mle of de race to place thrd wt a tme of 31:19, and hs fellow classman Bll Khan qualfed for de TAC Junor Natonals by crossng the lne n 31:37.8. These strong freshman performances were rounded out by de performance of junor Mke Shupe, who stayed under 32 mnutes wt 31:52.9. Another freshman, Nell Sawyer, recorded a personal best n the 5,000 meter by completng de race as a redshrt n 15:50.5. A personal record also came from Damen Bates, who ran 3:56.4 n de event "We have a good crop of freshman dstance runners tat should yeld some record tmes n the years to come," Tolsma sad. Saturday, Norfolk State nudged Lberty's men's mle relay team out of frst place by a mere two hundredds of a second. After placng thrd n de 100 meter and fourth n de 200, Gerald Mosley led off the race wth Robert Udugba ran de second splt n 48.1 seconds, movng de team nto second place. Johnny Prettyman caught de leader at the handoff wt a fast 47.6., and senor anchorman Scott Queen was just four nches short of the vctory when he crossed de lne n 47.1 seconds. " thnk we had de best mle relay team there, but the guys may have been overconfdent," Tolsma sad. n the 400 Queen pulled out a thrdplace fnsh n 47.60, and teammate Prettyman had a sxd place personal record wth Udugba acheved a seasonal best n de same event by runnng a Seasonal bests also came from Brent Squres and Brett Honeycutt n de 800. Squres ran de race n 1:54.5 and Honeycutt n 1:55. Walk-on soccerplayer Kevn Cookecameclose to breakng the two-mnute barrer by completng de race n 2:00.8., hs besttmeths year. n the feld events Jeff Juhala placed fourth n de javeln wt a throw of Orvlle Peterson, competng unattached, had a toss of Redshrt Todd Pettyjohn vaulted for thrd, ahead of Juhala's pole vault of Pettyjohn also partcpated n de 400-meter hurdles and captured sxth place. Steve Hokanson's second-place fnsh n de dscus competton was a seasonal best. "We look forward to de Duke nvtatonals. They allow a lot of entres from our team whch gves everyone a chance to get nvolved," Tolsma sad. Next week de tracks ters wll gear up for the Penn State Relays by hostng a varety of teams, featurng Dvson 1 Vrgna Tech. Women's track records four personal bests By EVE DAVS The Lberty Unversty women's outdoor track team scored four personal bests and dree seasonal bests at de Duke nvtatonal last Frday and Saturday. Flames' head coach Brant Tolsma sad despte de rany weather de team had one of ter best compettons of de season. Gna Turner was a prme example of Tolsma's statement. She not only anchored de women's 4x400m n 55.5 seconds, she also ran a personal best n de 400m. Clockng n at 56.22, Turner took fourth place n de event. The 4x400 team fnshed at 3:56.1, a seasonal best Leeann Hayslett ran de second leg of the 4x400. Hayslett sad mat whue she ran sprnts n hgh school and last year at Lberty, she feels her quarterhurdles have helped her mprove even more for the sprnts. "t's made me stronger, because when had hurdles n de way, especally n de quarter, just got better," Hayslett sad. She also ran the 100 meter hurdles n Fadhla Samuel and Shelly Worthy also ran the 4x400 relay. Samuel clocked n at60.8 and Worthy at Anoder personal best was reached when Patt Bottgler ran the 3000m n 10:15.4 for a fourth-place fnsh. The thrd personal best and thrd seasonal best were acheved by Urlene Dck Dckran the 1500meter n 4:45.29, whch put her fve seconds better tan her prevous personal best and 10 seconds above her seasonal performance. And de fourth personal best was run by Chrste Rnnger n the 800m wt atmeof 2:24.4. Other performers ncluded Ah/son Ayers, who placed fourth n de javeln wd 121-8,assstant coach DeletheaQuarles, who placedfrstn the 100m hurdles at 13.94, and Janet Rorer, who clamed 4t n de dscus wth a toss of 121 feet.

9 Page 8, The Lberty Champon Tuesday, Aprl 16, 1991 Horton chases an Appalachan Flames matchups for the week Football: Sprng scrmmage Saturday at 7 p.m. n the dream, hopes to acheve record LU Stadum Mary Washngton College Tuesday at 3:30 By TM SEARS p.m., at home Saturday aganst Charleston at 3 p.m. am dong ths, but thnk they should of early Amercan naturalst Henry Unversty of Rchmond Tuesday at 3:00 ask themselves, 'What drves you?' Davd Thoreau to nspre hmself: For me t's runnng and endurance. " go forth to make new demands p.m., at home aganst Vrgna Commonwealth t wll be a challenge." on lfe. wsh to begn ths summer Wednesday at 3 p.m., at home aganst UVa Thursday Overall, Horton must average 36 well; to do somethng n t worthy of at 3 p.m. and at home aganst Longwood College mles a day f he expects to fnsh the t and of me; to transcend my daly Saturday at 2 p.m. course n less than 60 days. Despte routne and that of my townsmen. the barrers he s facng, Horton s pray that the lfe of ths sprng and Men's track: at home Saturday n the Lberty nvtatonal antcpatng the event. "loverunnng summer may ever le far n my at 10 a.m. on trals and n the mountans. 'm memory. May dare as have never lookng forward to t." done! May persevere as have Women's track: at home Saturday n the Lberty never done." nvtatonal at 10 a.m. n addton to hs nner strength, Horton realzes he wll need help to reach hs goal. Horton s lookng for THE CUT ABOVE Paul volunteers to make hs journey easer. Mtchell - Sebastan Har Care RESTAURANTS Crossroads Pod Mall, Sute C, Horton s lookng for people n the G.T. B.ROOKS Casual dnng, Wards Rd seafood, steaks, salads & upper New England states to help DECK THE WALLS Custom sandwches. Route 29 & Odd Davd A. Horton hm by takng hs bag for a day or framng & art center. Rver Fellows Rd. at the Comfort nn supplyng hm wth dnner at the end Rdge Mall of hs day's run. People n the New FOR SALE SMLES FROM HOME Fresh THE GROUND ROUND "All England area can wrte Davd Horton WEDDNG GOWN, vel, tran homemade baked goods the you can eat" specals - 4 and bouquet, never usedat 221 Maple Hlls Drve, Lynchburg, specal touch that makes your nghts a week Candlers $200. Call anytme VA gft say "t's From Home". Call Mountan Rd to have brochure sent to n less than three weeks, Horton parents Pan, agony and endurance have always been a way of lfe for Lberty Unversty professor and ultramarathoner Davd A. Horton; but on May 9 Horton wll try to push hs tolerance of pan to a new level as he begns the journey of a lfetme. By the end of ths summer, Horton hopes to be n the record books. He wants to hke the Appalachan Tral n less than 60 and 1/2 days. Ths s no easy task. The Appalachan Tral begns n Sprnger Mountan, Ga., and stretches to Mount Katahdn n Mane. The total length of the tral s more than 2,144 mles and covers 14 states. n the past Horton has had plenty of experence wth pan. He has competed as an ultramarathoner for more than 13 years. Durng that tme he has won the Old Domnon 100 mler three tmes, the Groundhog 50 mler four tmes and the JFK 50 mler once. Hs career as an ultramarathoner has ncluded 64 ultras of whch he fnshed 58 and won 28. But all of those races are mnuscule compared to hs newest challenge. "Ths Appalachan Tral adventure has been a dream of mne for fve years," Horton sad. Most challenges have drawbacks, and Horton's adventure s full of obstacles whch ncrease the task: Durng the average year approxmately 1,200 people attempt to conquer the Appalachan Tral. Usually only 150 succeed n ther hkng expedton. Durng hs trek through the mountans, Horton wll have to carry a 17-pound backpack. "Seventeen s pounds does not seem lke much but try hkng wth t for a whle," he sad. Hs det wll be a steady supply of MRE's (meals ready to eat) the same food gven to combat solders. Horton has plotted hs course methodcally. On certan days he wll stop at a desgnated post offce to mal hs food to the area where he wll be the next day. But some of the post offces are off the tral, whch could mean gettng lost and losng tme. Perhaps the most dangerous part of hs conquest wll occur n New Hampshre when he hkes up Mount Washngton, whch s known for ts wnds that have exceeded over 230 mles an hour. The average elevaton gan on the Appalachan tral s 217 feet, whch means that he wll clmb and descend a total of 88.3 mles. 'The real reason for dong ths s for the challenge. t s a part of compettve human nature. know that not everyone wll understand why HARRS TRE CO. 24 Years BlUDGESTOtlE hje. W NEW TRES TO FT YOUR EVERY NEED RETAL - WHOLESALE Free Mountng & Balancng Wth Each Tre Purchased mw. Dscount to Faculty & Students wth.d. 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