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Harding University Scholar Works at Harding Harding Bulletins Archives and Special Collections 7-1-1980 Harding Bulletin July 1980 (vol. 56, no. 1) Harding University Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.harding.edu/hubulletins Recommended Citation Harding University. (1980). Harding Bulletin July 1980 (vol. 56, no. 1). Retrieved from https://scholarworks.harding.edu/hubulletins/430 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Archives and Special Collections at Scholar Works at Harding. It has been accepted for inclusion in Harding Bulletins by an authorized administrator of Scholar Works at Harding. For more information, please contact [email protected]. .... .":" '4,. t: b Harding University •...~ r ..• •) t ..~ BULLETIN ·r VOLUME 56 JULy 1980 NUMBERI I 3l ~ University Adopts Record Budget for 1980-81 til :t For the 1980-81 fiscal ' year, the funds include federal, state and in ~ Harding University Board of Trustees stitutional plans in the form of grants, has adopted a budget of $16,457,465, loans, scholarships and work programs. according to President Clifton L. Ganus. Ganus announced that good progress The budget figure represents a is being made on the construction of the ~r"" ,,< $1,428,681 increase over the 1979-80 new Harding Academy building and on (f) !11 budget and covers the Searcy un the implementation of a num~r of a dergraduate and Academy programs energy-saving projects. a and the Graduate School of Religion in A $67,000 contract has been let for o Memphis. the re-roofing and insulation of the ~ Lott Tucker Jr., vice president for Rhodes Memorial Field House. One ~ fmance, indicated the new budget half of the project funds were received includes $8 per semester credit hour from the Department of Energy, and "o'Jl -l increase in tuition, which will become the University will match the grant. » (") effective at the beginning of the fall According to Tucker, approximately [Il ~ semester. $90,000 of energy conservation work ~ Cost increases in tuition, fees and will be done this year, in the form of re o room and board will be slightly more piping and insulating pipes in the Discussing Academy blueprints are (left to right> Herman Spurlock. engineer; Ed Higgin ~ -l than 7.5" percent, or approximately campus' steam tunnels. botham. Academy superintendent: John Burroughs. architect: Lott Tucker. Vice-President '.Fl $135 per student per semester. "One ,half of these funds were for Finance: Chester Williams. foreman and W. T. Pearson. superintendent. "Despite the problems that we face ~'l received in a DOE grant," Tucker said. In a report to the Board, Tucker the JC80 · computer program has '< with inflation and the prevailing "Next year, again with a matching indicated more than $110,000 has been enabled us to be much more cost l> economic situation, we are working to DOE grant, about $80,000 will be spent saved over a two-year period in energy efficient with each passing month," he insure our students every opportunity to to complete the project." related programs. "The installation of said. '"~ e participate in the financial aid program," Tucker said. "This year there has been a change in the governmental programs which will Plans: Set for~ - 1 - 3~in-1 - Bibl , e - v Wor- kshop affect some of our students, but we are The time for the 13-in-1 Workshop, Each of the 13 workshops. which will workshop will make suggestions for the working hard to put together the which has been in planning for nearly be conducted at the Downtown. West difficult transition fr,om the "milk" to necessary loan and grant fund two years, has almost arrived. The Side, Cloverdale and College Churches the ' ~ meat." Typical teenagers' packages. " workshop is to be held August 4-7. of Christ. as well as several campus problems will be discussed and During the 1980-81 school year, There have been no major changes in locations. will provide 16 hours of solutions will be offered. $5,675,000 in financial aid will be the announced schedule of lectures and intensive instruj::tion. Approximately "Adult" classes will present ideas on available to Harding students. The events. 100 Bible class teachers and church increasing adult learning and retention leaders will serve as workshop in during Bible studies. Finally. structors. "Educational Directors and Super 57th Annual Bible Lectureship "The Christian Home" workshop visors" is a series of lessons designed to will present helps toward solving teach and encourage cooperation problems in self-image. understanding between elders and Bible class directors To Focus on Total Stewardship of sexuality and interpersonal and supervisors. relationships and communication. The 57th annual Harding University Special sessions will be held on topics "Christ. An Example of Giving" - "Biblical Studies" will include lessons Bible Lectureship has been scheduled such as church secretaries. libraries and John Dale. Murray. Ky.; "All of Grace" from Esther. the gospel of John. for October 7-10 with the theme' "We - Ron White, Oklahoma City, Okla.; supply rooms, as well as Bible schools Ephesians and Hebrews. The "Singles" Give Thee But Thine Own." and camps. visual aids. individual Bible "Ye Are Not Your Own" - Glen Pace, sessions will answer the question "Why Keynote speakers for the lectureship Magnolia, Ark.; "I Peter 4:8-11" - study. cults and the Lord's Supper. ~ be single?" and attempt to clarify the will be Harold Hazelip and Philip Avon Malone, Searcy; The "All-Together" schedule single adult's role in the church and in Morrison of Memphis. Tenn., Jerry features keynote speakers Landon "The Unjust Steward" Dick society. Jones of Searcy and Frank Pack of Los Marcear. Amarillo. Texas; "Parables of Saunders. Joe Beam. Wayne Angeles, Calif. the Talents and Pounds" - Dennis Examining "Christian Evidences." Kilpatrick. Gary Beauchamp and ~ The lectureship will begin on Crawford. Bentonville. Ark.; "The speakers will challenge atheism" and Batsell Barrett Baxter. Singing will be Tuesday evening with a presentation Forgotten Grace" - L. V. Pfeifer, suggest a proper relationship between led by Nick Boone. Also, Ed Sanders by the Harding Academy Chorus, Searcy; "How Much Should I Give?" - science and the scriptures. "Church " and Joe Jones, the directors of Har directed by Craig Jones. During the Mac Layton, Oklahoma City, Okla; Growth" instructors will present their ding's Christian Communications following three days, lectures. chapels "Will a Man Rob God?" - Carl Wade, ideas on effective church leadership Program, will explain the purposes and • and classes will examine wholehearted Fort Smith, Ark.; and Christian outreach. The "Christian accomplishments of the CCP. ' stewardship. "The Christian Father" - Allan Isom . Schools" workshop will offer lessons on Complete workshop schedules will be Daily lectures include "A Steward Searcy; "The Christian Mother" - John student and personnel recruitment and available on campus during the Must Be Faithful" - Harold Hazelip; Gipson. Little Rock. Ark.; and "The the philosophy of Christian education. workshop. In addition. nearly 100 "The Lordship of Christ" - David Husband-Wife Relationship" - Jim For teachers, there are "Nursery," displays will provide the latest in Wallace, Cleburne, Texas; "All That Moffett. Millington. Tenn. "Pre-School," "Primary" and "Junior" formation on brotherhood programs You Have" - Neale Pryor, Searcy; Musical programs, special lun sessions. Speakers will describe- - at and publications. "Stewards of Our Minds" - Jack Lewis, cheons, meetings and displays will also tention-holding usage of games, stories, Also, a guide to various 13-in-l Memphis, Tenn.; "Stewards of Souls" - be part of the lectureship. Further visual aids, songs. scriptures and Reunions will be available. Bill Lambert, Kosciusko, Miss.; information may be obtained from prayers for each age group. Ap The three-day workshop has been "Stewards of Our Talents" - Clarence Neale Pryor, Lectureship Director, Box propriate disciplinary measures will organized by Jerry Jones, chairman of Dalley, Memphis, Tenn.; 767, Harding University, Searcy, Ark. also be discussed. A "Youth Ministry" Harding's Bible department. r· , Economics Team to Compete in National Free Enterprise Contest The Economics Team will compete and programs which have been against more than 20 other league presented for civic, professional and champions in Dallas, Texas this month. educational groups in the Mid-South. The competition. which will be held at Some of the projects described by the the Marriott Hotel, will involve first display are the "Billy the Beaver" free and second-place winners of regional market puppet "'show, the "Economic "Students in Free Enterprise" contests Quotient" (EQ) Test and a waiting across the United States. room tract rack service. The display Harding will be represented by Ted also pictures billboards. bumper Thompson of Norfolk. Va.; Jake Jensen stickers, "freebys" (frisbees), crossword of Milwaukee, Wis.; WaIt Buce of puzzles, milk c~rton ads, placemats Bartlesville. Okla.; Phyllis Higgins of and T-shirts which the economics team Memphis. Tenn.; Sally Florence of has distributed this year in support of Columbus. Ohio and Susan Collins of free enterprise. Atlanta. Ga. The team will be ac During vacations throughout the The Economics Team includes (left to right) Phyllis Higgins. Ted Thompson. Paul Holliman. companied by their sponsor, Dr. Don school year, various members of the Susan Collins. Walt Buce. Sally Florence, David Garver.