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Part of the Christian Denominations and Sects Commons, Christianity Commons, and the Higher Education Commons 'Show Me Jesus!' hqils tomorrow rhe by kot wolker And Roger has "friends" who are more than willing to show him Stone Productions, which pre- how to ease his troubled search- last serted Have A Nice Day ing. How about Drugs? As- 1, semester, will present Show Me! trology? Meditation? Somewhe¡e tomorrow evening at 8 in Howard there has to be an answer! Auditorium. Show Me! is a new Jon Stemkoski, Executive Di- kind of musical about Jesus, rector for Stone Productions, has which features Roger Sharp and featured several outstanding hits Vo|ume 9, NumbeT I7 ORAL RoBÉRTS UNIVERSITY, TULSA, oKLAHoMA Februory 22,1974 Stephanie Boosahda in the leading since Stone Productions began in roles with Jim Sharp, Michie Ep- April 1973. First featured was 1/'s stein, and Andy Melilli in the sup- Gettíng Late, a musical about porting roles. the end time and the Lord's re- Show Me! has the nerve to turn. Hal Lindsey, author of poke fun at the hypocrisy in the The Late Great Pianet Earth, was establishment churches of today. also featured. But it also shows how beautiful Stone Productions is a non- a life becomes when the Lord profit, student organization for is in it and when the person be- the purpose of witnessing about gins witnessing in earnest. From Christ and seeing lives changed. the beginning it is the Christian Jon says, "We feel that God has versus the non-Christian. Andy called us to this particular type and Michie, two young Chris- of ministry and that we provide tians, are wondering why they a very important contribution to can't seem to reach other people the Body of Christ through our with an effective witness. Roger, work. The students involved a non-Christian, states his reason grow a great deal by developing for not wanting to listen: a unity and a oneness of spirit "I met a man who called me in group prayer and devotional 'Brother,' times." Preachin' 'bout loving one Show Me! demands a response another, from the audience. The viewer Just when I thought I could dig may see himself as a phony or ir he may realize how many oppor- That man turned out to be a tunities for real Christian witnes- bigot." sing he has passed by. Elvis hot, Tulsqhs, too When you're hot, you're hot. tions. It was on a first-come-first Elvis Presley is hot, but so are serve basis. 1'he performance was ANDRAE CR.OUCH AND THE DISCIPIES will be pre- lions, lhe two groups becqme friends when their Tulsans-the fiery issue being sold out wiihin days of its first senled in q double concert with Living Sound, Feb- pofhs begon crossing on the rood ond decided to tickets for the Elvis Presley advertisement. ruo.ty 27 ot I p.m. in Mobee Cenler. According to do o concerl together. And whot o better ploce concert, March I a¡d 2. "People Carson Attractions, however, Jon Stemkoski, executive director of Stone Produc- rhon ot ORU? will no longer take the chance has nothing to do with advertis- of buying first-class seats through ing, seating arrangements, or the the mail knowing that they won't method of selling tickets. It is get what they have paid for," merely the ticket agent. Presley said one Tulsan. and his management required 80 All tickets were sold by mail percent of the seats in Mabee ORU to cohost speech tourneys order only-as decreed by Pres- Center to sell for $10, the high- ley's management. Half the house est price. The $7.50 and g5 seats was sold when the first day's mail zÍe all behind the stage and by rhondo schell working their way to the national There will be 140-150 students was received by Carson Attrac- above the walkway. tournament. Included in the pro- entered from about 20 high ORU is taking its first step in gram will be a student congress schools, mostly from the Tulsa developing active relations with which will coDvene at 8 a.m., area. Ten competition areas will high school speech programs in March 9. range from public speaking to or- the Oklahoma area by cohosting Needed are 150 persons, rang- al interpretation to drama. the National Forensic I-eague ing from students to faculty to Winners from regional compe- District Tournament with Tulsa businessmen, to act as judges and tition will go to the state com- University, March 7, 8, and 9, timekeepers. Students applying petition. addition Oklahoma in to the for judges should be of the Entry fees will range from $2 Class A Regional Tournament sophomore, junior, or senio¡ to $5 and funds will go for tro- March 29 and 30. classification, while anyone can phies and to offset expenses since The NFL, a national debate or- apply for timekeeper. Those in- it is considered unethical for ganization, was founded tÐ, 1924 terested should contact Dr. profit to be made on a speech and by 1960 had raised its Robert Heath, Communication tournament. Ilere, too, there is a limit to 1,000 chapters. It is Arts Department, second floor need for judges and timekeepers. similar to the American Forensic LRC or extension 228. Dennis Sprouse is student di- Association or College Debate rector and Jeff Jacomet and Ran- Organization. Schools chosen to Regionols com¡ng dal Vaughan are assistant student become chapters of the NFL Besides the NFL meet, ORU directo¡s fo¡ the meets. must have an outstanding debate will host one of the eight Re- Plans are now being made to program. "I think it's a real priv- ohotos by dqvid kloiz gional Tournaments held for have the two state winners de- ilege for ORU to be able to class A schools in Oklahoma on bate in InterAct XII later this host this particular program," March 29 a¡d.3O. year on campus. said Dr. Robert Heath, head of Interpersonal Communication at Hopefuls ORU. Credit points are given for Morgon testifies on futures troding to debqte honor, excellence, and distinction Senote presidentiol condidotes Jim for specific levels of efficiency On January 31 Dr. William Dr. Morgan is considered an Moore, Dennis Sprouse, ond Rondy each year a¡d are used as a basis Morgan of the History Depart- "expert" with experience and Sterns will debote in InterAct Xl for the honor program. ment testified on the Commodity knowledge in the field to which Februory 26 ør 7 p.m. in Cqrdone There will be about 250 stu- Futures Trading Commission Act the bill pertaios. He provided in- Holl. Eoch will give o 4-minule dents participating from 30 to in Washington, D. C. This bill formation and advice for the speech with time for debqte or 35 bigh schools in areas of de- amends the Commodity Exchange Committee of Agriculture to questions by ûe oudience. Condi- bate, extemporaneous speaking, Act of 1936 in order to strengthen draw upon to accePt, reject, or dqtes will eqch hqve q section of persuasive speaking, and drama- the regulation of futures trading modify the bill. Morgan was re- suppoÉers, with o section reserved tic interpretation. Contests in and to bring all agricultural and ferred to the committee by Clem for ccndidoles not listed on the those areas will be highly com- other commodities traded on ex- McSpadden, Oklahoma's Second ballot ond undecided voterc. petitive because the winners are changes under regulation. District U. S. Congressman. Psge 2-THE ORACIE, Februory 22, lg74 LETTERS Color is good, Lord Wife con't skirt the issue (ftom Interrobang by Norman C. Habel) Dead Editor: Dear Editor: Christians, do away with discrinl- I'd like to share a thought wirh I'm all for Women's Lib. The ination of any kind, whether your women it be God, students. women of our country have been of race, color, or sex! Let our Last Sunday some people are sayng afternoon I came downtrodden too long. For too campus be known as a campus out to the ORU library to read many years we have pushed that you are color-blind, the of equal rights for everyone! while my husband studied, and I women back into dark corners. Amen and amen! that sgrnething.that you don't care whether a person 5áw made ¡ne un- There has been too much dis- Bill Blanton is black dêrstlnd the èomments he makes crimination between the sexes. about some.ofthe ORU women. Dead Editor: or white Truly we have been chauvinist A girl going u1i the stairs had on pigs and I believe now is the timc A letter protesting the unmiti- or any other color a skirt so short that it took only t'o give the women of our campus gated murder oí ORU's grass re- and so we shouldn't care either. a glance to see that she had on the equal rights they deseive. cently appeared in the Oracle ot Well, I can't accept that. those "wonderful new sheer-to- (Was that Helen Inbody who said February 1. I admire the sterling the-waist pantyhose." Honestly, "Amen"?) concern behind Mr. Carbone's People are important. Our campus is known with no exaggeration and none for setting the pace for others to valiant attempt at editorializing, Their eyes are important, needed, her skirt barely (never follow so let us not falter here. but, like so many Christians, he their names are important, was a word more descriptive and We, the men of ORU, give lashes out with a wet noodle and appropriate) covered then sits back their race is important, her under- you, the women, the equal right with a smug feel- wear. I was shocked and an- to park in our parking lot. You ing tucked in his hatband for all and their color important. is noyed. have never f'elt the joy of walk- to see. As for the destruction of Because white means something, How could anyone expect a ing three blocks (from Twin oxygen-producing f I o r a, any black means something, textbook to compete with scen- Towers) to get your car. You Smoky the Bear's Junior Forest ery like that? My husband Ranger can tell you that thou- yellow means something, and I have never experienced the fun pay our hard-earned and scarce of walking those three blocks in sands of acres of hinterland are and red means something. lnoney for his schooling, and pouring rain, freezing snow, and needlessly raped by forest fires Color is good, Lord. there'd be no way any normal howling winds when you're all each year. Perhaps you don't It's full of life. man could sit in a classroom dressed for a hot date. We feel realize just how much oxygen a with girls undressed like single tree produces, you Black people are that and you should have these rights! but if good, keep his mind on academic After all, think of a tree as a high-rise white the extra walk would people are good, things. It is not fair to the men do your figures good. And if it's grass you will realize that the red people are good, for girls to dress like the one I the boogiewoman you're afraid small plot of turf in front of the saw (and doesn't post and pu¡ple people are good. it do much for of, have no fear, there are no office is minuscule. Perhaps me as a wife, either). Christian or dark places for her to hide in. instead of isolating ourselves on There aren't many pulple people not, the young and not-so-young (Believe us, we know, we've the ORU campus like a com- around an)rynore. men at ORU are male mortals looked!) mune of hermits, more Chris- The peopleraters have almost We also give you the equal tians should get involved with the _ paper destroyed tham. right to see Dean Vy'allace once a collection of for recycling or set aside one day each year Lord, there won't month so he can tell you how to be many wear your hair. We all have to to help reforest burned areas. black, brown, white, red, look the same and feel that you After all, the Earth is God's finest or yellow people either should have this right also. temple. Isn't it our duty as Chris- tians to protect and preserve that if we let the people-eaters let us do away with boy-girl parking lots! Let us do away with temple? have their way Name Witbheld boy-girl hair styles! Let us, as Your friend and mine, and make us all a dirty gray. Mik Ssorg We'll all be little ¡obots Orqcle Policy o¡ Xerox people, CATALYST Tble Oracle solicits copy from copied from some master copy anyone with the urge to put his thoughts on paper, in either let- prepared by a cold, calculating computer. Election suggestiorìs; ter or art form. All copy must I have a hunch that be in our hands by noon on the Adam was black, Monday preceding publicat:on, Eve was white, and must be typewritten, double- TU-ORU to moke plons spaced, and signed. Howe"er, we Cain was yollow, by dcvid morkley will withhold any name on re- And you were all the colors i. bgdy officers to initiate joint quest. March 13 you will be deciding of the rainbow. then. planning of events and policies who will lead your Student Sen- for the future which Lord, don't let me will facili- forget the importance ate_next year. Fifteen well-quali- ta¿e better understanding be- of every little di{ference between fied persons have completed peti- tween our campuses and benefit the me and my brother, tions for the executive offices us immensely in terms of quality and have written summaries for activities for less coin. me and my parents, all you of to read in this edition Student Senate has on order 0n[[[ me and my maker, of the Oracle. Please give serious two copies of the 1974 Collegiate Februory 22, 1974 and teach me to honor them consideration to your selections Summer Employment Guide. just people will be handling volume 9. number l7 the way they are. -theseover $100,000 of your money don corlson editor in chief Then I'll be proud to be next year and that's a big re- ---- the way you made me. sponsibility. ken irby ---- monoging editor This week Dave Markley, Ran- rondy doy --- ossociote editor dy Sterns, Greg Bledsoe, and Sue dovid cressmon --- copy editor Bohling met with TU's student port any errors to Senate. lynne dovis ---- photogrophy roy hess sporls ruth figi feotures iomes fills news t - D. debbie voughn --- odvertising lois longford -- office monoger f \TÀNi cothy wood circulotion lynn m. nichols odviser \ i c\or GUgoc iomes boe. donnq moson, dovid LnÞr nowok, sue rhodes, rhondo schell, sue wollin, contributors published f ridoys. member of oklohomo collegiote press osso- ciolion. oworded oll-omericon by the ossocioted collegioie press. office locoted in room 22 of siudent union building of orol roberts university, tulso, oklohomo 74102. relephone 743-6161, ext. 510 or 5ì l. Februory 22, 1974, THE ORACLE-Poge 3 CHART TOPPER5 'Hqt Trick' recorded by Americo on Worner Bros. Records reviewed by dove grimes America, consisting of Dewey Bunnell, Dan Peek, and Gerry Beckley, probably best known for their first hit, A Horse Witlt No Name, has recorded a third album entitled Hat Trick. 'the group's style varies from soft rock to Latin to folk rock. Vo- cally, they could possibly be com- pared to James Taylor or the Eagles, but actually their music is distinctly different from that of any other group. This is prob- from the Fred Astaire School of ably because their style can't be Tap Dancing, and a solo for pinpointed. When they write electric guitar from one of the something they like, they record Beatles' early albums. Guitarist photo by ieff woods it, whether or not they've record- Joe Walsh (formerly of James Recording his new show, "Getting lt Together," with ciples through music, Moll Evons presenls his show ed anything like it before. Gang) sits it on Green Monkey, commenls reloting Scriplures ond scripturol prin- on the DAIRS every Fridoy, Soturdoy, ond Sundoy. Good piano and acoustic gui- one of the heavier tunes. It tar parts are abundant on the sounds strangely similar to the album, but America is also heavy Doobie Brothers' recent hit, on the percussion. The group's China Grove. Mott Evons gets it together voices blend extremely well and Listening to an America al- they harmonize beautifully. The bum is somewhat like buying a by dove grimes the next best thing and start a mented Matt, "but I know a lot music of America is just as easy grab bag in an expensive jewelry Getting It Together, an hour- show of his own. Matt wanted a of times I pattern some things to listen to as the tunes of Lobo store. You don't know for sure long music show interspersed ministry that would bring growth after his style. I try not to. I and the Carpenters. Hat Trick, what's going to be in it, but you with comments on how music re- to the entire community at ORU. guess you could say we're both the title track of the album, know there's a 50-50 chance it lates to the Christian life, is on He wants to get into problems trying to fulfill the same type of sounds like a mixture of music might be good. Americts Hat the DAIRS every Friday, Satur- people have with being them- ministry." from the soundtrack of The Trick is full of surprises for the day, and Sunday. Matt Evans, its selves as individuals, guy-girl re- Whether Matt is like Scott Sting, an old practice record versatile music listener. producer and a freshman at lationships, and sexual hang-ups. Ross or not isn t what really ORIJ, wants to divide the show Matt sees the Scott Ross ministry counts. Matt is one guy who has up into two 30-minute segments; as being more evangelistic, while seen a ministry open up to him one to be played on the DAIRS he wants to minister to people and he's taken that opportunity Hish school wrest ers during the week and the other to who are already Christians. to be a witness for the Lord. be aired on the weekend. 'I don t like to think of my- That's what makes the differ- "Most people don't want to sit self as another Scott Ross," com- ence. compete for stote pr|,ze at a carrel for an hour and lis- ten to a show they know nothing Mabee Center is hosting the are eligible to compete in the about," Matt explained. "Thafs State HiCh School Wrestling tournament. In all, 288 wrest- why I want to get the show put Tournament, involving 288 boys lers are competing at Mabee on the system in two parts. This the cqlendqr from high schools all over Okla- Cente¡ today and tomorrow. homa. The quarterfinals start at interview with coach Jim way it's not as long and maybe Living Sound Concerl, Mobee An FRIDAY 2 p.m.today and the semifinals Sellers Edison High School I can make it more interesting." Center, 8 p.m., Stone Produc- of Slote Wrestling Tournoment: start at 8 o'clock this evening. shed some light on the matter of The purpose of the show is to re- Mobee Center, 2 p.m., p.m. tions. I Tomorrow the cogsolation semi- who is favored to win. fn class late Scriptures and scriptural prin- "Snoopy Come Home," Movie: THURSDAY finals start at 1 p.m., the conso- 4A the favorites are Norman, ciples through music to Chtistian- Cordone Dining Room, I p.m. ity. Junior Recitol, Vicki Stump lation finals at 6 p.m., and the Tulsa Mclain, and Putnam City. Commulers' PorÌy. 4lsi ond S. (piono) ond Som McKinney championship finals at 8 p.m. In class 3A Tulsa's Bishop "I want to make the show Atlonto, 8 p.m. more comprehensivs," Matt said. (voice), Recitol Holl, l0:50 7O high schools come Kelly, Charles Page of Sand "For example, the first week of SATURDAY o.m. Ninety-two high schools have Springs, and Stillwater are expec- the shcw I dealt wrth the subject AAU Weight Lifting, HRC, I Student Senote: Zoppelt ì03, met one another in regional ted to take the hono¡s with an of love, using a combination of o.m.-8 p.m. 5:30-7,30 p.m. tournaments to determine which outside chance for Ardmore. In Christian and secular music. The Stole Wrestling Tournomenl: Senior Recitol. Kolhe Kuehl schools will be eligible to com- class 2A Perry and Hobart are second week I featured Neil Dia- Mobee Center, I p.m., ó p.m. (flute), Recitol Holl, B p.m. pete here. About 70 high schools favored. mond. in dealing with persons. Musicol: "Show Me, Jesus!" COMING EVENTS emerged from the regionals to The price will be $2 per adult The third week I used random Howord Auditorium, I p.m., Morch l: Spring Breok begins proceed to the state tournament. and $1 per student for the first thoughts and songs for the topic. Stone Produciions. ofler lost closs. The top four wrestlers in each three sessions. The finals will be Last week we started a series MONDAY Morch l: Elvis PresleY Concert, weight class from each regional 50 cents extra. featuring on-campus groups with Midsemesler unsotisfoctory re- Mobee Center, I p.m. "In His Name." Starting today porls. Morch 2: Bqsketbqll, ORU vs. on the system I'll have Anita Bosketboll, ORU vs. Soulhern Oklohomo Cily UniversifY, Bradley and Brian Hicks. Next lllinois, Mobee Cenier, 7:30 Mobee Center, 7,30 P.m. week we'll have Ben Farrell on p.m. Morch 4: Bosketboll, ORU vs. the program." Junior Recilol: Judy Byrom Tulso University, Foirgrounds Come in today Matt's first ambition was to (voice) ond Jessico Culp Povilion. get the Scott Ross ^Sy'¡ow on the (piono), Recitol Holl, I p.m. Morch 4-ó: Toping of RoY Clork DAIRS. Due to technical prob- WEDNESDAY Speciol, Mobee Center- and lems this couldn't be arranged at Concert: Androe Crouch ond Morch I l: Closses resume. the time so Matt decided to do see our wide seleclion ITEN's YTzZZA. BEIS;E¡BVE¡ NqTE ßm3 ol Phone Aheod $r.oo Off /¿ necklace crosses For ony 15" pizzo Foster Service Priced 85 to 815 SOc Off 742-5262 ony 13" pizza I Block West of 5lst & lewis Expires Morch 8 CEmpus Store Poge rL-THE ORACIE, Februory 22, 1974 Cqtholics encourqge deeper look qt vtsronoo by rolph mortin cernment about whether this is leaders need the discernment and struction and doubt that the devil ers to make an irresponsible re- (reprinted from New Covencnt, from the Lord. On behalf of the feedback of others to check and can use to accomplish his own sponse to a very serious matter. o chorismotìc Colholic Mogozine) Catholic Charismatic Renewal purify their ministry. The "in- purPose. We believe that critical times Service Committee and other dependent spirit" that David Wil- lrresponsible response are ahead for the Church and the At the international Lutheran leaders in the renewal, I'd like to kerson displays is one of the least world, and that we all need to charismatic conference held in It seems clear to us that God share some of our observations. healthy elements that traditional is making a wonderful effort to pray diligently for the Lord to Minneapolis last August, Rev. We very much appreciate the Pentecostalism has contributed to protect what he is doing to char- David Wilkerson described a vi- pour out his Spirit on the estab- immense good David Vy'ilkerson lished major churches. This effort ismatically renew the churches. sion he had had of catastrophes has done and is doing. IIowever, The devil is certainly trying to comiDg on the world. David Wil- has been largely successful. we are concerned about some as- Christians on all levels of the prevent the remarkable renewal kerson, author of the well-known pects of the way David Wilker- that is going on. is my firm book, The Cross churches----church authorities in- It and the Switch- son shared this vision at the con- stance toward his own prophecy conviction that we ought to re- blade, and, founder of the Teen cluded-are opening to this work ference and about some aspects that is unscriptural and which of renewal. To prophesy against sist him mightily and pray earn- Challenge drug outreach pro- the way he is now advertising places him grave danger of gram, of in this outpouring of the Spirit in estly for all church authorities, said he received the vision it. We are also concerned about being misled. for the l-ord to protect and guide in April and the established churches is to was sharing it pub- some of the contents of the vis- them, including the pope. licly for the first time. However, it is the content of make a prediction that might be He saw ion itself. prophecy that five calamities coming: a terrible the and vision self-fulfilling, apart from any in- We don't believe that David We heard reports from the most concerns us. Because the spiration of the Spirit. This seems Wilkerson is intentionally causing conference, heard the tape of his content of the vision is so ex- to be happening already. When harm. We believe his heart is right talk ourselves, and have seen the plosive, David Wilkerson's sensa- David Wilkerson stated in his oward us and toward the Lord. subsequent publicity campaign tionalism and independent spirit talk that "I see a day coming But we feel that the Spirit at work about the vision coming from and TV; are even more dangerous and when many Protestants as well as in parts of this vision is not of hatred by teenagers of Wilkerson headquarters. We can their parents; and ã "persecution destructive. If he is not hearing Catholics must come out from God. Vy'e still consider David only say that both the emotional, the l-ord rightly when he says among them," he received mas- W.ilkerson our brother a¡d look madness directed against alt Je- high-pressured sus people." conference talk that charismatic Catholics will be sive applause from the assembled forward to working together for and current advertising campaign forced out of their church, David Lutherans. Vy'e feel that this the spread of the Gospel in the ls the honeymoon over? border on sensationalism. Both Wilkerson is sowing seeds of de- statement encouraged his listen- future. appear to be an He made particular note of a attempt to ma- people's persecution from within the nipulate responses, rath- than give them Çu$o!i" Church, directed against er to a real Catholics involved in the charis- chance to apply the scriptural in- matic renewal. ..The junctions about prophecy. The in- He said: junctions Roman Catholic Church is about I would mention are: + to 'pull in' the welcome mat to "do not Cespise prophesying, but + all Catholics who speak with test everything" G Thess. 5:20- + tongues 2l) ard "Beloved, do not believe + BIGGEST EVER! and who lean toward + concerning every spirit, but test the spirits see + level polit- to whether they are of God; + placed on for many false prophets have + fire out.' gone out into the world" (I John + 4:l). + Needs others to check Catholic Church. has $ó3,000 The honey- Ilowever, David Wilkerson moon is over." operated alone in both this Min- After the conference, David neapolis presentation and in the Wilkerson subsequent mass publicity. This of a mass strikes us as an even more serious promoting matter than the tone of the vi- a book, an sion. It is very dangerous for HAUIDATION contents of his vision. anyone to proceed simply on the By now many people have basis of "the Lord told me . . . " heard about this "vision" and aie in such a serious matter as this, wondering how to respond to it. one which touches many lives Many who are leaders in the and which can gravely affect SAtE charismatic renewal in the Cath- church attitudes toward the cur- olic Church have been praying rent outpouring of God's Spirit. about the vision, asking for dis- Even the greatest of charismatic ON MEN'S AND WOMEN'S FASHIONS

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by tom carr by roy hess defense to a man-to-man. Willis down when ORU went into a Collins, who started place minutes Scrappy Southern Illinois University rolls into Mabee Center in of stall with 3 left, leading Titan center Eddie Woods did the injured Woods, rebounded 96 to 90. Team control and of- Monday night to test the well-rested ORU Titans. The contest will not get to play against McNeese well and scored on several tip- fensive rebounding gave ORU the be another pivotal test in the Big Blue's quest for a bid to the State in last Saturday night's game ins. Even though the score was winning edge, 103 to 96. NCAA Tournament. at Mabee Center. Despite the ab- tied nine different times during sence of Woods, ORU won the the game, McNeese Leading the Salukis' attack be State never will the one thing that ORU battle of the two major indepen- captured the lead. ORU led by coach Ken Trickey fears most-a mobile big man. Southern dent college powers 103 to 96. eight points near the end of the lllinois has just that in 6-11 junior Joe Meriweather. saluki coach Woods cracked his thumb in the first half which ended 52 to 44. with 11, Willis Collins with 7, Oklahoma City game February Foul trouble plagued Bill Herring Paul I,ambert points out that "Meriweather has beaten every cen- the Ti with 6, and Anthony 14. tans in the second period. The Roberts with 4. ter he has played the for past 2 years." Against Centenary,s Robert McNeese State, of Lake Titans still controlled a slight ORU's victory put the Titaos Parish, a 7-2 All-American candidate, Meriweather scored 33 Charles, La., proved early in the lead, however. Just when Mc- back on the winning side after game that they could run and Neese State threatened to take b_eing upset by Oklahoma Ciry gun too. The accurate outside over, Sam McCants or Al Bos- University on Valentine's Day. shooting of Cowboy guards Ber- well would ans\¡/er for ORU by ORU now has a 19-4 ¡ecord and tel Reder and David Wallace scoring on a long outside shot McNeese State is 17-3. forced the Titans from a zorre The fast-paced game was slowed Omego stuns Crimson Tide, King's Men ouilost lxoye

by bruce wqlrous tributed 17 points for the losers. Intramural basketball reached The King's Men upset eighth Ken Trickey's Titans desperately need this game as tournament the halfway point in its season last ranked Ixoye 51 to 50 in over- bids will be handed time. out Thursday and many teams are in close week with perhaps its most ex- Tom Norton and Dave Jasa competition with rhe Big Blue. tensive action. led the scoring attack for the Perhaps the biggest upset of the King's Men with 17 and 15 points season came when fourth-ranked respectively. John Mason and Omega defeated first-rank Crim- George Fisher scored 12 points each son Tide 7l to 62. Omega was for Ixoye. paced by Craig Mader with 21 L¡mne Ross scored 14 points points, Randy Sterns with 18 and led E.T.C. to a 2O to 14 d,e- points, and Tom Thompson scor- cision over the Fourth Dimension. 7 ed 17 points. Lonnie Spencer con- Cathy Carrol donated l0 points / , for the losers. Other scores were: / / ORU golfers f¡n¡sh tenth

ORU'S golf team placed 10th out of 19 teams at the second annual Pan American Interna- tional Tournament in Monterrey, Mexico, February l3-16. Florida, Ilouston, and South- ern Methodist finished first, sec- I¡ ond, and third with 868, 882, and 889 st¡okes respectively. ORU Jim Hoqse ond Korl Gruenler of JTT was Send 44 strokes off the winning the Fomily, qnd Covenqnt's Lew score with 912. Myhre onxiously woit to see if the Individually the Titans scores bosketboll will go in the hoop in Flowers were Harold Fisher 224, Dave qn inlromurol gome recently ploy- Barr 227, Rob Laing 229, H. B. ed ot lhe Mobee Cenler proctice Warren 232, and, Dave Donald- gym. Fomily won lhe gome 85 to to son 239. 31. show you core

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[ewis-5g7-4g0O Sundoy l:00-ó:00 Southroqds Mqll-ó27-59OO tO8 W. 4th-Sg7-2g21 Poge ó-TtiE ORACIE, Februory 22, 1974 I Spring breqk tour set Women s Vors¡ty stomps TU by roy hess ond beverly vqnqrsd<¡le ,t sing Team unity gave the ORU x.l Tour Choir to women's basketball team a stun- t Tulsa Univer- ning victory over 4 sity last Saturday afternoon. The was plaYed at the Health \ for south churches zgame ORU's Tour Choir is taking its pear with the Lubbock Texas second southern tour. Selected Symphony. The choir will be fea- members of the Concert Choir tured with Dino Kartsonakis. and Chamber Singers male up This will be in the all-sacred con- tory. cert, "Festival of Sacred Music"' Scoring for ORU were Kim the 55-member choir which will with travel from March 2 through The choir will also appear this Black and Linda Youngberg points Veda Young, Sue March 10. Last year the Concert Sunday at 4:3O p.m. at the First 7 each; Chaiser, and Lynn Ross with 6 Choir met with great success, Methodist Church in Tulsa. photô by howord boos each; Marilee Stafford with 5; turn-away crowds, and standing Presentation of musical selec- PEGGY'S PALS: Cooch Dumos ond her women's vq¡silv roundbollers pre- Nancy Harris each place they tions from the tour and experi- Beth Smiley and pqre lo foce Befhony Nozorene tonight. room only at Thompson, KathY performed. Professor Tony Ca- ences that took place during the with 4; Beth the choir, trip will be given in chapel the Blake, Anna Pearson, Norma tanzariti, director of all junction with the state against be 'he that humbles himself shall thinks that a second tour of the last of March. Miller, and Debi McKnight with 2. highly skilled competition. We're be exalted'." Miss Dumas says, same area is feasible. The Tour Choir will tour "This Tonight at 7 o'clock the team working up skill and giving wo- team has more unity that Selections for the program will March 2 at Meadowbrook Meth- opportunity to any other team I've ever seen in odist Church in Ft. Worth, Tex., hosts Bethany Nazarene College men an Partici- be varied with classical sacred pate. The Lord likes for us to do my life." the 7:3O p.m.; March 3 at Tyler at the HRC. motets and anthems from our best in everything we do. Varsity programs for wornen 17th century until the present. Street Methodist Church in Dal- Women varsity teams meet the interest of ladies who want to Women have a ministry in sPorts will later include field hockey It will include such songs as ,4ve las, Tex., 7 p.m.; March 4 at and volleyball. A program is now Methodist Church in compete with other teams in the and the team decides the guide- Maria, He Ain't Heavy, He's My Galloway lines that ministry," said Miss in progress in track and field and 23rd Miss., 7:3O p.m.; state. "Our major objective is a of Brother, and The New Jackson, Dumas. also tennis. Psalm. March 5 at McCoy United ministry through sports for wo- The higblight of last year's trip Methodist Church in Birming- men. A winning attitude is nec- Norma Miller says, "In other played com- was the naming of the choir as ham, Ala., 7:30 p.m.; March 6 essary but this attitude is second teams I've on, the honorary citizens of Florence, at Brainerd United Methodist to our Christian witness on the petitive element was alwaYs first, Miss Dumas said. like, 'I hope she plays a bad Ala., where Mayor Batson pre- Church in Chattanooga, Tenn., court," [)PEN 9 A.M. TILL sented them the key to the city 7:30 p.m.; March 7 at Ousley "We play 10 games in con- game.' But our theme seems to and received from Catanzariti, Methodist Church in Decatur, the key to the city of Tulsa. Ga.,7:3O p.m.; March 8 at South- On March 16 the choir will side Baptist Church in Jonesboro, MIDNITE travel to Lubbock, Tex., to ap Ark., 7:30 p.m. Phil, MONDAY THRU FRIDAY FICLETS COME IN ON DRIVE IIV! The presenf, the post, ond MAKE YOUR PNESCRIPTION AIVD DRUG PUNCHASES The future ore ours. L¡fe Livers, heorts quiver Fn0M YOUfl C/lR! is fulfilling os o three- by ruth figi why universities are repositories for so much learning: '"The some. E. T. F. You say things are a bit chilly freshmen bring in a little and the in Tulsa? Senior Ken St. Onge, senior take none out, so it ac- from Fermont, Quebec, got a let- c¡¡nr¡lates ,tJ."F years." Denise ter from home reporting the lhe worst snow storm oD record. A Dr. Morgan dafflmition: Temperatures were between 90 Syntax: The money you pay to and 100 degrees below zero for Chaplain Stamps for staying out 3 days. 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