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The Semi (05-29-1995) Fuller Theological Seminary Digital Commons @ Fuller The SEMI (1991-2000) Fuller Seminary Publications 5-29-1995 The Semi (05-29-1995) Fuller Theological Seminary Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.fuller.edu/fts-semi-5 Recommended Citation Fuller Theological Seminary, "The Semi (05-29-1995)" (1995). The SEMI (1991-2000). 150. https://digitalcommons.fuller.edu/fts-semi-5/150 This Periodical is brought to you for free and open access by the Fuller Seminary Publications at Digital Commons @ Fuller. It has been accepted for inclusion in The SEMI (1991-2000) by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Fuller. For more information, please contact [email protected]. May 29-June 2, 1995 ** W EEK 10 ** SPRING QUARTER A Publication for the Fuller Theological Seminary Community What's in this issue- page 2 Meet our New ASC President 1 page 3 Dan's Trip to Tommy's page 4 Rob's Last Stand page 5 Ending the Year Well page 6 The SEMI Staff Bids a Fond Farewell page 8 Student-Awards Report page 9 Fuller's Outstanding Volunteer Student Some parting words to our graduates by Dr. Richard Mouw, President Someone from another seminary—one usually My word of advice to those who are leaving us: thought of as more ‘conservative’ than Fuller—wrote to stay restless. me recently to offer some words of encouragement. Be restless in your intellects. Think new thoughts “Keep being restless," hesaid; "that’swhat we all need and explore new ideas. Be m indful Christians. from Fuller Seminary." He was referring, of course, to Be restless in your vision of social reality. Look a theme I articulated in my inaugural address in to the margins, where the widow, the orphan and the November 1993: Fuller Seminary is a home for restless sojourner dwell. Those who live in our margins are evangelicals. often at the center of God's field of vision. This has been another restless year in our seminary Berestlcss in your spirits. Remember Augustine's community. Our students have resdessly asked new classic prayer: "Our hearts are restless until they rest and probing questions in our classrooms. Our professors in Thee." The church and the world desperately need have engaged in restless teaching and scholarship. We models of evangelical Christians who are restless for have restlessly attempted new holiness. things as fund-raisers, budget- Be restless to Find new planners, recruiters, middle- ways to carry the message of managers, staff people, salvation to the lost. librarians, worshipers. And bring your Nowhere has our creative restlessness back to us. It is restlessness been more obvious all too easy for us to lose than in the pages of the SEMI. contact with those who have Now, at the end of this been important members of year, we anticipate new our campus community. We manifestations of our have tried to teach you. You restlessness. For example, have also taught us. Now we groups of Fuller students will want to keep learning from go off this summer to China you. We cannot be a healthy and South Africa and other restless seminary unless you places in the world to teach continue to share with us the and evangelize. And hundreds Spirit-inspired restlessness of people will graduate from that you are experiencing in our Seminary, taking their your own lives. And we will restlessness into “the manifold in turn find new ways to share ministries of Christ and his our continuing restlessness Church”—as pastors, youth with you, as we actively wait workers, church planters, together "with eager longing lawyers, insurance agents, for the revealing of the psychologists, marriage and children of God" (Rom. family therapists, translators, 8:19)<*. teachers. The ASC's Change of Leadership by Simon Holt, Editor As our newly elected ASC President, Gino Vaccaro is a that the spiritual life could once again be our center. I didn't man with an intriguing past, a keen eye for the future, and a know how to do that then, and I still don't have all the answers, refreshing appreciation of the present. but I have some ideas now." A graduate of Marquette University, Milwaukee, Gino comes to the presidency with a deep appreciation for Wisconsin, with a degree in business administration, Gino has the uniqueness of Fuller Seminary: "I love people! Andllove had experience as a small business owner and operator, has the diversity of people we have here at Fuller.” It is this served with the U.S. Navy in Hawaii, has competed in wrestling on a national level, and has worked as a sports coach at an inner-city high school. As a youth worker, Gino served the inner city communities with a desire to see' change in the lives of the African-American and Hispanic young people to whom he ministered. Gino and his wife Cesli came to Fuller in 1992 with a vision crystallizing. Gino is in the PsyD program in clinical psychology and Cesli is in the MS MFT program. They envision the establishment of an inner-city ministry incorporating aclinic which will serve at-risk young people over the long term. Gino’s plan is also to establish a sporting-goods business into which he can funnel the young people with whom he works, offering them not only psychological and spiritual healing, but an opportunity to develop practical skills as well. Gino’s eyes come alive as he articulates his belief in the hope that can be offered through this ministry initiative. For now, however, Gino is a studentatFuller Seminary. It is Gino’s appreciation of the present which enables him 1995-1996 ASC Council to fully invest himself in the now. This year Gino has Back row: Steve McCracken-Vice President, Sarah Groen-Colyn and served as the GU Co-President in the School of Psychology. TamlAnderson-PGU Co-Presidents. Front row: Selena Headley-SWM The year prior to this he served as a class representative. GU Vice President and Laurie Jaworski-SWM GU President. Not pictured: Amy Arnold-TGU President and Jennifer Clark- TGU Vice- Gino’s motivation for involvement in the work of student President. government has always been clear. His concern has always been about the very central role that academic pursuits play in diversity of culture, theological perspective, and denominational ail that happens in this seminary community. He comments, affiliation that Gino finds both challenging and stretching. "My focus has always been on spiritual life and prayer. I was "Everybody here, in all three schools, holds a piece o f truth," concerned when I came about all the pulls and pushes, the Gino reflects. “Even though I may not agree with another stresses and the pressures, the things which really take away perspective, having to confront it grows me!” form our spiritual life here at Fuller. My desire in coming into Although Gino approaches this coming year with great student government was to help make changes in the system so confidence, there are some fears too. Gino values our prayers as he prepares for his role as president: "Pray that I will be able to maintain my own spiritual life and my own boundaries. My question should always be, 'Is my one-hour appointment with God as important to me as my one-hour appointment with the provost or with a student? ’ ” Gino also values our prayers that he will be able to manage his time well, giving priority to the important and not just the urgent: “Sometimes I feel as though / m not big enough. There’s not enough of me to do all that needs to be done!” Time to be with his wife is of tremendous importance to him. Wisdom to give thoughtful leadership to the student body, choosing issues carefully, and being able to live with the disappointment of those to whom he must say no: these are all areas of concern for Gino as he looks ahead. We wish Gino God’s strength and God’s grace as he takes up the mantle of leadership in the new year. We also extend to Rob Gallagher and Gino Vaccaro all the successful candidates our congratulations and the assurance of our prayers. Go well!*> ASC C onstitution and Bylaws 'en<*ed constitution and bylaws were ratified by the students at the recent elections and will now go before the Board of Trustees on June 9 for their support. 6 2 The SEMI * May 29,1995 of town.) Downtown LA at night takes a little getting used to. But alas, I was doing this for that one reader (on the Board of Declaration) who had so eloquently requested my services. This was definitely a trip to go where no Dan had gone before! I focused on the flashing golden lights that lit up the Tommy’s sign and managed to place myself in line (cardigan sweater and all). Service was quick and I was concentrating on the food. The fear quickly left as soon as the burger and fries came out and I thanked God for it and the fact that I hadn’t been placed in a body bag yet. The place was hopping with gang activity but everybody was getting along so well (probably due to the great Comer of Beverly and Rampart, Los Angeles burgers or the high police presence). Somebody broke the (other locations throughout the Greater LA area) window of a van in the parking lot in which I was eating, but I ★ ★ ★ ★ out of 5 Stars was so into my food that I hardly even noticed. Everything was really greasy, but this was quality grease (not that Taco Bell stuff).
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