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10-10-1995
10-10-95 (The Liberty Champion, Volume 13, Special)
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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Liberty University School Newspaper at Scholars Crossing. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1995 -- 1996 by an authorized administrator of Scholars Crossing. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Liberty University, Lynchburg, Va. Tuesday, October 10,1995 Vol. 13 Page 2, Liberty Champion Tuesday, October 10, 1995 LU rolls out red carpet for alumni the majority of the people arriv Liberty University.'" know from us that they may hear signed mostly to spend time with By JANETTA CAMPBELL ing until Friday afternoon, Also speaking at the banquet will rumors of and not get as factual her father, who is ill. and ANDREW LYONS we're probably not going to do be Chancellor Jerry Falwcll and information." Despite the absence of a con omecoming is a time for much in Convocation." President A. Pierre Guillcrmin. Spencer said that the Eagle Awards cert, this year's Homecoming will H friends to share old memo Spencer said the administra According to Spencer, there would be given to the alumni at the provide several other traditional ries and the LU football team make tion's objective for the weekend is will be a special announcement banquet. The Eagle Awards are activities. some new ones. to communicate to the alumni at given concerning the future of the awards given to alumni to honor dis Other activities scheduled for This year's Homecoming will the banquet. "The rest of the alumni association. In addition to tinguished accomplishments. Homecoming weekend include be held next Friday through weekend will be a time for them the quarterly magazine alumni When asked why Homecom the annual bonfire, which will be Sunday, Oct. 20-23. to reacquaint themselves with old receive, they will now receive a ing would not feature a concert held Friday evening at 11 at Vice President of Enrollment friends," he said. bimonthly newsletter entitled this year, Spencer replied it was David's Place, an alumni picnic at Management Jay Spencer, orga The alumni banquet will be "Rekindling the Flame." Spencer mainly because of the time frame William's Stadium Saturday at nizer of the Homecoming cele held Friday evening from 7-11 at said they will have copies of the in which they worked. 11:30 a.m and the Liberty versus bration, said the purpose of this the Holiday Inn Crowne Plaza. first issue at the banquet. "Jane McHaney, who was the Wofford Homecoming football year's Homecoming is for alum Dr. Ed Dobson, former vice pres "It's a candid information piece alumni director, resigned in game at 1:30 Saturday afternoon ni to come back and see the cam ident at LU and former Pastor's that lets them know from a univer September, and she had gotten at Williams Stadium. pus changes. Sunday School class teacher at sity perspective what is going on some things started but really did While this is only the 24th For this very purpose, the Thomas Road Baptist Church, here, not just what is going on with schedule to spend most of the Homecoming, plans are already Visitors Center will provide a will speak. alumni," Spencer said. months of August and September underway for next year's 25th guided tour for the alumni on "We thought we would bring Spencer said one of the purpos to really put together Homecom Homecoming celebration, Spen Friday from noon to 4:30. someone in from the past that a lot es of the newsletter will be to pre ing," he said. cer said. Next year's Homecom Before the tour, alumni will of alumni from that time frame sent "all the things they need to Spencer said McHaney re ing is scheduled for Oct. 25-27. have the chance to attend would remember," Spencer said. Convocation in the Vines Center. "I told (Dobson) that he could Spencer said Friday morning's speak on anything he wanted, and Convocation has not been put he said, 'I think I'll talk with them together yet. about what is their obligation to "We're still putting a lot of the university,'" Spencer said. these pieces together," he said. "He specifically said i see them, "I'm trying to wait to see what just like me, no longer connected kind of registration we're get to the university, but I still feel ting. If we're not going to have there is an obligation I have to
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Howell, Mich. Name: GAIL GLENN Name: SARAH Age: 27 HORNBUCKLE Major: Age: 22 Music Education Major: Hometown: Elementary Education Freehold, N.J. Hometown: Bettendorf, Iowa Name: JENNIFER ICKES Name: CHARITY JENKINS Age: 21 Age: 20 Major: Major: Elementary Education Family & Consumer Hometown: Sciences Sherburne, N.Y. Hometown: Lynchburg, Va. Name: KRISTI LEAHY Name: MEGAN Age: 20 MARSHALL Major: Age: 21 Elementary Education Major: Hometown: Family & Consumer Lynchburg, Va. Sciences/Interior Design Hometown: Delmar, N.Y. Tuesday, October 10, 1995 Liberty Champion, Page 7 Name: KIM MASTERLER Name: CONNIE MCBRAYER Age: 21 Age: 24 Major: Major: Nursing English Hometown: Hometown: Oklahoma City, Okla. Calhorn, Ga Name: RITA MILLS Name: JENNIFER THEIS Age: 22 Age: 21 Major: Major: English/Biblical Studies Elementary Education Hometown: Hometown: Millersville, Pa. Seaford, Del. Name: JAN TOLIN Name: SANDRA WATKINS Age: 21 Age: 21 Major: Major: Nursing Mathematics Hometown: Hometown: Roxboro, N.C. Charleston, S.C. Name: CINDY WILCOX Name: AMY WOOD Age: 28 Age: 20 Major: Major: Music Education/Vocal Business Finance Performance Hometown: Hometown: Charleston, S.C. Crestline, Ohio MIRANDA CHAFFIN Photo and information were not available at press time. Page 8, Liberty Champion Tuesday, October 10, 1995 Miss Liberty pageant has grown simpler By KRIS PATTERSON seniors then voted for the final Champion Reporting five. These five will be notified and will give a brief testimony in here she is, with a crown on Convocation on Oct. 20, the T her head and roses in her Friday before Homecoming. nana. In a scquined evening Miss Liberty will be announced gown, she walks down that glori at halftime of the football game. ous strip of stage to wave at the While the changes in the audience — tears streaming down pageant may seem overwhelm her face. ing, change is nothing new for Miss Universe? Maybe. the Miss Liberty pageant. In Miss Liberty? Not a chance. 1979, the very first pageant was The pageant setting is long held, believe it or not, at Thomas over at LU. About four years Road Baptist Church. ago, the whole idea behind As this activity continued Miss Liberty changed. Michael through the years, it developed Stewart, dean of Student Life, into a full-blown production with fill photo said the process that will deter a professional choreographer and PAGEANT — After 1989, the Miss Liberty pageant became less of a beauty pageant. The mine who will be Miss Liberty talent competitions with judges. pageant is now simpler, with seniors having more of a voice in electing the next Miss Liberty. for the 1995-96 school year Girls were judged for talent, will be much simpler. "We poise, confidence, beauty and want to leave this more in the testimony. It was the Miss hands of the senior class," America pageant without the Stewart said. "We want the swimsuit competition. young lady who best represents Then, four years ago, Liberty University." finances began to limit this pro WINDOWS *95 In addition to the pageant duction. Suddenly, it went from setting changing, the voting a beauty pageant to 20 girls giv process also has been greatly ing their testimony. simplified in the last two years. Since then, the Miss Liberty is HERE! The middle of the process, view pageant has grown simpler by ing the top 20 qualifiers, has the year. However, one thing been eliminated. In a revised that hasn't changed is the quali process, a list of 201 senior ty of the girls. women with a GPA of 2.75 or "Someone always gets left out higher was distributed to seniors that should have been there," through intracampus mail. Stewart said. When asked about a Seniors voted on these names, particularly special year, Stewart ONLY narrowing the list down to 50. replied, "Probably the year The administration and faculty before we stopped doing all of cut the list down further by the fancy stuff. It's the last one to selecting 25 girls. look back on. Yeah, it was nice. $89.95 Then, another list was sent out We miss it, but is it really neces Friday with these 25 names; sary? I don't think so." with purchase of any windows application Educational Prices Student ID Required. 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That is why I've counted only up till now, because LU comes home decided to start my own Mr. it is sure to fall after mis semes 4, with the Central Florida game yet By RICH MACLONE to be played. Liberty contest. ter's encounter with college alge Sports Editor The contest will be decided by bra. Long trips on the road make the same rules as Miss Liberty, Thirdly, I am involved in orothy from the "Wizard of players and coaches yearn for home only garnered to those of a manly school activities. I have been the D Oz" said it best. for various reasons. "Things are persuasion. sports editor at this address for "There's no place like home; much more complicated on the Since it is I who have decided two semesters. I also co-host a there's no place like home." road," Rutigliano said. Rich to install this new Homecoming weekly sports show at C-91 LU Head Football Coach Sam A typical trip consists of an early tradition on Liberty Mountain, I (Monday nights from 6-8—please Rutigliano agrees. wake-up call, a two-hour bus trip to Maclone feel it is only fair that I should be listen, please). I have participated The Flames, NCAA Division 1- Greensboro, N.C., then a flight to the first recipient of this honor. in LU sports as well, sort of. I was AA independents, have suffered the destination. The players and Time for I think I qualify, and by the end a member of the marshmallow- scheduling woes from day one. It coaches then check in to the hotel of this self-serving column, I hope hurling team at home football has been most evident the last two and have a meal. Then practice, you will agree. games in 1994 before my promo seasons. The Flames in 1994 were devotional and curfew. That's Friday. Trials of the road are enough to a change First of all, look at the above tion to my current job. forced to travel wide and far during drive the sanest man to the edge. iss Liberty is a title that has photo. I don't look a thing like a So let's face it, folks. I have the a vital stretch of the season. The Flames traveled to Philadelphia, been worn with pride by soap opera star. I don't look like I credentials. When you cast your "Being at home makes things go M Pa.(Villanova), Boise, Idaho (Boise beautiful female members of the stepped out of the pages of Teen vote for Miss Liberty, remember so much smoother. We have the State), and Toledo (University of university's community for years. Magazine. All of this I will open that I'm the one who should be home crowd, an easy walk or drive Toledo), Ohio. Liberty dropped all It is awarded to a member of the ly admit, but I've been told time receiving the yet-to-be conceived for the players to the stadium, and three contests. student body who has a good and time again that I'm cute. Mr, Liberty crown. when it's all over, we don't have to travel for a day to get home," grade point average, good looks, Yeah, cute; in the masculine dic Better yet, in protest of the fact This season, the Flames endure Rutigliano said. an outgoing attitude and lots of tionary, this is almost as horrible that there is no Mr. Liberty yet, I another tough stretch of highway. school spirit. as the phrase, "I think we should would appreciate your write-in LU traveled to Dover, Homecoming is truly that for All of these things I'm positive just be friends." While I have votes for Miss Liberty. Del.(Delaware State), Uniondale, Liberty. The Flames are playing you, my beautiful and intelligent never embraced the adjective, I I'll wear that funny little tiara. N.Y. .(Hofstra University), and their first game in front of a friendly Orlando, Fla.(Central Florida). Over readers, understand. think it will work to my advantage That's Richard Maclone. M-A-C- crowd since Sept. 16. For those of those six games, Liberty has gone 1- you scoring at home, mat is 35 days. So I ask you the reader. Why is on this occasion. L-O-N-E. Flames burn it up TGIF in thepr o ranks Outlets as one of the top five players at his Seattle Seahawks, Carswell with Famous Catalog By RICH MACLONE position in the NFL. Green made the Denver Broncos. Both have Sports Editor an appearance in last season's Pro seen limited time in their first two and brand name clothing very backyard quarterback Bowl in Hawaii. pro seasons, but arc seeing more of for men and women E has seen himself tossing a "Eric Green was one the best the playing field as the days pass. bomb down to the end zone to be players to play at Liberty," LU These three are not exceptions, hauled in for a game-winning Head Coach Sam Rutigliano said. but seem to be trend-setters for pre 50% - 80% touchdown pass. The former Flame was named to sent Flames hoping to make the Every high-school football the NCAA 1-AA Associated Press jump into the NFL. OFF player has seen himself galloping second team in 1989. Current Flames Antwan Chiles 80-plus yards for a touchdown in McKnight and Carswell seem to and Tony Dews seem to have the EVERYDAY the Super Bowl. go hand and hand. They both were best chance. FREE T-SHIRT These are dreams that youngsters receivers at Liberty, McKnight a "I've heard scouts say that they around the United States yearn for wide out, Carswell a tight end. They think that (Chiles) has better stuff with purchase of daily. Only a few actually fulfill that both left Liberty in 1994 and headed than (Houston Oilers first-round $50°° or more dream and become professional for the AFC's western division. pick, Steve) McNair. All the tools football players. Even fewer step McKnight signed with the are there," Rutigliano said. onto the playing fields in the TGIF has clothing that National Football League. Welcome back LU Students students like and prices For example a handful of that parents love! Liberty Flames have found their and Alumni! way from Liberty Mountain to the gridiron of the NFL. Among them Our Candler's Station store New Extended Hours are Eric Green, Dwayne Carswell, offers LU students a 2nd set free! Open Monday - -Saturday and James McKnight. (from color print film only) 10 am - 8pm Green is the most renowned (Not good with any other offer.) former Flame playing in the pro fessional ranks. Also, Electronic Imaging Service. The big light end was drafted in rm Located in 1990 by the Pittsburgh Steelers in rxnmc • •••••••MP the first round of the NFL draft. He Outlets and More Mall played for five seasons in the Steel Wards Rd. City before being signed as a lice (below River Ridge) agent in 1995 by the Miami ONE HOUR PHOTOS 237-5614 Dolphins, and is regarded by most IIIIHIHIIHIIIIIIIHIJ Page 10, Liberty Champion Tuesday, October 10, 1995 TEfyat T£$a& XEfyen ... fjmtt he old pastel blue marching 11 band uniforms are a thing of \y the past. Now, the Spirit of the Mountain has new uniforms to go with its new halftime field show. ho are those impeccably coiffed men? Though President A. 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