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5-3-1982

The Semi (05-03-1982)

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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 (1981-1990) by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Fuller. For more information, please contact [email protected]. FULLER THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY • 135 NORTH OAKLAND AVENUE = PASADENA ■ CALIFORNIA 91101 #28, May 3, 1982 6th Week of the Quarter

"CHAPEL: A FULLER SERVICE OF WORSHIP" 10:00 A.M.

MONDAY Prayer and Fellowship Groups May 3 (See listing for time and location of individual groups.)

Our Pastor-in-Residence for the Spring Quarter ARCHBISHOP MARCUS LOANE

We are delighted to welcome to our campus as Pastor-in- Residence for the next two weeks Archbishop Marcus Loane of Sydney, Australia. We also welcome Mrs. Loane. Dr. Loane is a distinguished churchman and author, holding the ML post of Metropolitan of the Province of New South Wales, Archbishop of Sydney, and Primate of Australia. He is president of the Evangelical Fellowship in the Anglican Communion and was president in 1979 of the Billy Graham Crusade. He has written many books, especially biographies of evangelical leaders in m o d e m times. He has traveled the world speaking at clergy retreats and missionary conventions, and his present tour of America is sponsored by the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. Appointments with him are available by seeing Gaynia Menninger or Lucinda Eisner, second floor of Slessor. He will be preaching for us this week on Tuesday and Wednesday, and next week on 'ednesday and Thursday.

TUESDAY Presbyterian Sanctuary (note change). Archbishop Loane. May 4

WEDNESDAY Community Worship, Presbyterian Sanctuary. Offices closed so we may worship May 5 together and hear our Pastor-in-Residence, Marcus Loane.

THURSDAY Presbyterian Sanctuary, Special Convocation to honor Dr. Jose Arreguin, May 6 Associate Professor of Hispanic Studies, on the occasion of his retirement. Our entire community is invited to join in recognition of his service, especially as it has guided and built our Hispanic Ministries department.

FRIDAY "Killing Us Softly," an award winning documentary which depicts sexist imagery May 7 in media and advertising will be shown in Payton 101. Discussion following.

MONDAY PRAYER AND FELLOWSHIP GROUPS -African Prayer Group: Presbyterian Church, Room 102 -American Baptist: Slessor, Room 205 -Assemblies of God: Dr. Spittler's office, Slessor -Episcopal Payton 302 -Human Concerns: Catalyst, 2nd floor -IVCF: 90 N. Oakland, Room 205 Korean Prayer Fellowship: Payton 303 -Lutheran: Student Services 204 (2nd floor, Admissions Building) -Mission Concerns Prayer Group: Library 20: (continued next page) The SEMI is published by the Student Services Office on Monday of each week as a service to the Fuller Community. Notices may be submitted to the editor (Student Services Building, #120, 2nd floor) until 12 noon on Tuesday of the week prior to publication. No late notices, and no artwork can be accepted. Users are encouraged to submit notices no longer than 2 lines. Final editorial responsibility rests with the Director of Student Services, Cecil M. Robeck, Jr. For further information, -Presbyterian; Payton 301 -Reformed/Christian Reformed: Rear of Refectory - 12 noon -United Methodist: Dr. Gilliland's office H

DENOMINATIONAL NEWS -Lutheran: Bishop Stan Olson of the Pacific Southwest Synod of the LCA will meet with us Monday, May 3, at 10:00 a.m. in Dr. Robert Kelly's office (Student Services 204). -Episcopal: Archbishop Marcus Loane will meet with all Anglican-Episcopal students at the Monday morning meeting. -Presbyterian: -The Rev. Jan Willette, Executive Presbyter of San Gabriel, will be at the Monday morning meeting to speak on the role of the Executive Presbyter and its relationship to pastors. -Summer Internships: -Nancy Lammers of the First Presbyterian Church in Burlingame will be here to interview students interested in a summer internship. Sign up in the Field Ed. Office. May 6. -Thomas Elson of the First United Presbyterian Church in Lindsay will be here to interview students interested in a summer internship. Sign up in the Field Ed. Office. May 13, 14. -Reformed/Christian Reformed: Miss Charlotte Heinen, Director of Christian Education of the Buena Park Community Reformed Church will be at the May 3 (Monday) meeting. -United Methodist: Dr. Tyler Thompson will join us for the Monday morning meeting. Dr. Thompson has just returned from China and is currently teaching the United Methodist history course at Fuller.

NON-DENOMINATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES -Interested in serving the spiritual growth of adolescents experiencing problems in their lives due to substance abuse? Bonnie Robie of Lutheran Social Services of Southern California will be on campus Friday, April 30. Sign up in the Field Ed. Office. -Human Concerns related internships (e.g., doing an internship in a social justice relav^d area): summer funds available. Applications are available now and due back May 7. For more information, contact A1 Heystek, Box 533.

SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS/LECTURES/RETREATS -The deadline for signing up for the May 7-8 retreat is Tuesday, May 4. Come and join us as we explore the theme of "Resting in Our Call." Submit your reservation form and $15 to Box 258. Sponsored by the Faith Renewal Team. -The Lee Edward Travis Lectures at Bel Air United Presbyterian Church, Evans Lounge, will be held May 1-3. Thomas C. Oden, Ph.D., Professor of Theology and Ethics, Theology School and Graduate School, Drew University will speak on the theme: "Recovering Lost Identity: Can Classical Christianity Encounter Modern Psychotherapy?" Lectures are at 7:30 p.m. each evening: May 1 - "Empathy: Divine and Human," May 2 - "Wisdom: Ancient and Modern," and May 3 - "Providence: Historical and Personal." For more information, contact H. Newton Malony, x. 3323 or 3311.

MEETINGS/DISCUSSIONS -Human Concerns Meeting: Tom Hubbard from CISPES (Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador) will speak to us about the refugee problem, the complex political turmoil and possible Christian responses. Monday, May 3, 10 a.m. on the 2nd floor of the Catalyst. -The newly formed Ethnic Concerns Group invites all students and faculty to participate to discuss various issues of ethnicity as they relate to the practice and study of theology and psychology. The next meeting is Friday, April 30, at noon in the CDC. For more info or a copy of the ECG's Newsletter, contact Sammy Horn, Box 1236. -The prayer meeting for the unreached peoples meets each Wednesday at noon in the SWM ( Conference Room. Join us in praying for Hindu, Muslim, Chinese and Tribal people groups.

FINANCIAL AID Offers of financial aid from outside sources are posted on the financial aid bulletin board. Be sure to check it frequently. The latest is the Leighton Frederick Sandys Ford Memorial Fund Scholarship. Page Three

HEALTH CARE -The deadline for initiating and changing student health insurance was April 26» The next enrollment period will be in June for Summer Quarter Registration. -Smog and Lung Damage: Ever wonder how much the smog is hurting your lungs and general health? Ask for your packet of information from the American Lung Association through Box 38. -Glendale Adventist Clinic offers a daily walk-in clinic and works directly with Occidental Insurance Company in collecting payment for most services. For a $2 fee you can enroll as a patient. Box 38 for more information.

MISCELLANEOUS -The 1982 Payton Lectures given by Clark Pinnock are now available on cassette tapes in the Media Services Office. Through its tape ministry, the Media Services Department offer: low cost cassette tapes of the Payton Lectures as well as a variety of other chapel talks and special lectures. The office is in Library B-2, rm. 030, or call x. 3886. -All Theology Students: Remember to vote May 4, 5, 6 at the TGU Cabinet Elections. Poll will be open from 10:30-1:15 in the Garth. These are the people who will represent you on SOT faculty and ASC committees - so be sure to have your say in who will represent you best. Ballots will be in FTS boxes. -Looking for a new apartment close to campus? The Housing Office has several apartments immediately available for rent to Fuller students carrying a minimum full-time load. Now is the time to "beat the rush" - there is a waiting list as of June 1st. -Missing are four Bibles bearing the stamp of the First Baptist Church of Pasadena which were used in the final exam of Dean Meye's NT Spirituality class. Would students of that class please check their libraries for such a Bible and return it to the Dean’s Office, Slessor 205, as soon as possible. The church is most anxious to have these returned. -Oasis Fellowship: Join with your fellow students in a time of fellowship, prayer, and worship. Every Sunday night from 8-9 p.m. in the Catalyst. For more information, call Susan Dow, 449-4337. -Spring Fever Fling: Combine a bring-your-own-picnic-dinner, great fellowship, live music and what have you got? An enjoyable and relaxing spring evening at Fuller. Join the fun May 14 beginning at 6 p.m. on the lawn. Watch for further info. Sponsored by Student Activities. -Cassette recorder and stereo repair (along with other A-V equipment). Prices charged are 1/3-1/2 commercial rates. Free estimates. Contact Media Services, Library B-2, x. 3894. -Graduating seniors: The Official Graduation List is posted in the Mailroom and on the Registrar's Bulletin Board. Please make certain that your name is on the list. Check for accuracy. Corrections may be made at the Registrar's Office until May 10. -Attention Graduates: Graduation announcements (produced by Josten’s and bearing the embossed Fuller seal) may be purchased in the Bookstore. Personalized name cards to accompany the announcements may be ordered through the Bookstore. Please order early - to receive name cards by June 1, they must be ordered no later than May 12. -Fellow Fullerites! May we finagle your fun-filled, first-class fotos (slides) of those famous and familiar faces so fond to our fellowship? The fruition of your focal feats will function in the fabulous festivities for the SOT final feast. Translation: We need your slides of graduating theology seniors for the graduation banquet. They will be returned to you by finals week. Send them to Stu Dugan, Box 486. -Th.M./Ph.D. students interested in the part-time position of Graduate Studies Program Assistant should schedule an interview with Dr. Ralph Martin. -Graduating Theology Students: You must have a ticket for entrance to the graduation banquet. These are available from Gaynia Menninger in Dean Meye's office. See the full page supplement for details. -Scott Bartchy’s article entitled "Power, Submission, and Sexual Identity Among the Early Christians" is now available in the Bookstore. •Doctor of Ministry students will be on campus May 3-14 for a seminar on Small Groups. They will also be involved in a course on First Corinthians. A list of students is posted on the general bulletin board. If you would like to contact a DMin student, please do so through the Doctor of Ministry Office. )© @©©©©@©©©©©@©©@©^ >@©@@©©@©©@©©®©©©a©®©©©©©©©©©©@© @0 © \ ^O.FBeA/CS © &> $A1C/$HTSI

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F R I D A Y , M A Y 7, 1 9 8 2 The Theme of this year's Alumni Day is BEYOND CONFLICT: THE REDISCOVERY OF RELATIONSHIPS. To start the day’s events off, we will have our second 5 kilometer and 10 kilometer race and first annual golf tournament. Staff, faculty members, administrators, and all students are invited to join the alumni in this special event.

LOCATION: The race will begin at the Brookside Country Club, 1133 Rosemont, next to the Rose Bowl, and be a run of the Rose Bowl course. The golf tournament will also be held at Brookside.

DISTANCE: Everyone is invited since you have your choice between running 5 or 10 kilometers. Timers will be stationed at intervals to call off the time and at the finish_line your time will be recorded. Trophies will also be pre­ sented to the student and alumni winners of each category and at the golf tournament.

REGISTRATION:The 5k/10k Run registration will begin at 7;3Q AM on Friday morning at Brookside Country Club. The Golf Tourna­ ment registration will begin at 7:00 AM.

* Special T-shirts may be purchased at race time for $5.00. (Please show your interest by filling out the form below.)

SHOWERS: Showers will be available at the Seminary manse. Directions to the manse available upon request.

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Commencement Help Needed

This year over 300 Fuller students will receive their diplomas (well, actually just diploma covers) in front of an audience of 3,000 at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium. Earlier that day, there will be class photographs, a faculty-graduate communion, and a buffet luncheon. For all these and other related events, we need help--people right out front, helping our graduates and their families and friends, and people behind the scenes, preparing the way and making things work smoothly (or at least just making them work!). We need:

Line Marshalls/Line Assistants Eighteen people are needed to help organize the lineup of faculty and graduates (to help ensure that the right person appears on stage when the Dean calls a namel). There will be two hours of training (paid, of course) and six hours' work on Commencement Day.

Dshers Eighteen people are needed to serve as ushers during the Commencement ceremony. This involves one hour of train­ ing (paid) and 4 1/2 hours' work on Commencement Day. Diplomatic, smiling folks are needed for this job!

Regalia Distribution Four people are needed to work during the two weeks prior to Commencement handing out caps and gowns to graduates. You can work from eight to over twenty hours over these two weeks, and the schedule is flexible.

Regalia Collection Nine people are needed to help collect regalia after the Commencement ceremony and return it to campus.

Child Care This is one of the best-paying jobs available on Com­ mencement Day (I wonder why?). From 10 to 20 people are needed to take care of children of our graduates Com­ mencement Day, at the facilities of the Pasadena Pres­ byterian Church and the First United Methodist Church. You can work one or both of two 4 1/2-hour shifts. If you love children, this job is for you!

General Assistance Ten people are needed to transport equipment and mater­ ials, run errands, and take care of all those annoying last-minute details on Commencement Day. T w o 6-hour shifts are available.

This is a great opportunity to contribute to a worthy cause (your bank account), and at the same time help make this day special for your fellow students who are (finally) graduating. In some cases— depending on the hours involved— you can work more than one job. Detailed job descriptions, pay scales, and sign-up sheets are available on the 2nd floor of the Student Services building.