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The Liberty Champion, Volume 14, Issue 6) Scholars Crossing 1996 -- 1997 Liberty University School Newspaper 10-1-1996 10-01-96 (The Liberty Champion, Volume 14, Issue 6) Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.liberty.edu/paper_96_97 Recommended Citation "10-01-96 (The Liberty Champion, Volume 14, Issue 6)" (1996). 1996 -- 1997. 6. https://digitalcommons.liberty.edu/paper_96_97/6 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 1996 -- 1997 by an authorized administrator of Scholars Crossing. For more information, please contact [email protected]. X Wed. 68/55 Thur. 71/56 Life Chain comes to Lynchburg — pg-3 Follow the trail of blood— pg-8 Liberty University, Lynchburg, Va. Tuesday, October 1, 1996 Vol. 14, No. 6 LU counselors Information age help Graham comes to library knowledge sources was not lost on By TIMOTHY J. GIBBONS crowd on Sunday; 75,000 people those attending the ceremony — By TIMOTHY J. GIBBONS Editor in Chief Editor in Chief packed into the stadium while an addi­ including Falwell. "When I gradu­ tional 13,000 watched on Jumbotron With about 125 Liberty ated from college in 1956, the After half a century of deliver­ screens outside. Each night of the Regents on hand for their biannu­ Internet was unheard of," the chan­ ing the word of God, Billy Graham Sept 26-29 crusade drew an average al visit, LU Chancellor Jerry cellor said. "What Liberty proved this weekend that he could of 72,000 attendees. Falwell and Dean of the Library University students enjoy today is still get the crowd on its feet and Not all of the crowd was on hand David Barnett dedicated the so exciting. the unsaved to the altar in to simply hear the preaching: 175 Liberty Library Electronic "They have the ability to access Charlotte, N.C. Liberty students went to the North Information Center on Friday. the library resources of the world. The crusade spanned four days and Carolina venue to serve as counselors "The library staff has put a lot I'm just glad we made the move," took a lime-out to focus on America's for the weekend meetings. of labor into this — a labor of he said. youth on Saturday. Generation X tie- "I chose to be a counselor love for us," Barnett told the The regents were also impressed ins ranged from performances by because I wanted to share my expe­ assembled regents. "With the help with the new setup. "It's great to Michael W. Smith and DC Talk to rience with others in a way that can of friends like you we were able enrich the future of the university," quotes from Smashing Pumpkins. help them come to Christ," said to finish it." said Homer Stoltzfus of Keystone Graham's message to the crowds freshman Faith Gibson. "I would During the ceremony, Barnett pre­ Heights, Fla. "I'm very happy that which filled Ericsson Stadium to like to see everyone realize who sented Falwell with a plaque recog­ a lot of people contributed to make overflowing was simple, focusing on Jesus Christ is, that he is real and nizing the contributions of "members this possible." the decline in American values and that he becomes real in their lives." T«1 Wooltord/LlBlirrY CIIAMTION of the administration, faculty, staff "When I was younger, we didn't everyone's need for Christ. LU student Connie Henderson IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER — Billy Graham greets a and other special friends of the uni­ have computers," said Eilleen "Billy Graham's preaching was so said she decided to be a counselor crowd of 88,000 people in what he considers his home town versity" which enabled the Center to Asbury of Wayne, W.Va., "and simple yet profound," said Liberty because of the importance of the be constructed. look where they've come." student Levelle Windsor, who served message Graham was delivering. were required to attend a six-hour musicians prepared the crowd, get­ The Center is the library's collec­ The new section of library as a counselor at the crusade. "There "If you had a cure for cancer, you training course; usually presented ting it ready for Graham's sermon. tion of electronic information resources was officially dedicat­ was no glitz, yet people listened." would want to tell everyone about throughout several days, the course "There are a lot of prodigals out sources, including eight Internet ter­ ed, Barnett said, because of the According to crusade officials, (the cure)," she said. was condensed into one evening for there," Smith said. 'Tonight it's time minals and databases of psychology, importance it plays in students' thousands of those who listened Henderson served as a counselor at Liberty students. to come home." nursing, religion, business, educa­ education. responded, with more than 21,000 a crusade in Pittsburgh earlier this In addition, some of Saturday's Despite the energy, the crowd set­ tion and general periodicals. "We thought it was very impres­ making either rededication or salva­ year where she had the opportunity to overflow crowd showed up for the tled when Graham took the stage, lis­ It cost approximately $55,000 sive, that this was the first big step tion decisions. lead an entire family to Christ. "Jesus musical entertainment. Christian per­ tening to his message. not including labor. The money towards being the library of the Despite rain, which lasted all day, gives you the words to say when you formers Michael W. Smith and DC went for equipment and subscrip­ future," the dean said. "I was pleased Graham preached to 88,000 on share the gospel," she said. Talk provided during a downpour. Champion reporter Sarah K. Pollak tions to information services. that there were as many regents as Saturday night and a similar size Students who went as counselors For an hour and a half, the two' and Selah editor Laura Sipple con- The significance of these new were able to attend." French officials visit Liberty's campus about the school. By TIMOTHY J. GIBBONS "They were very impressed," Guillermin Editor in Chief said. "They were impressed with the growth A delegation from Lynchburg's sister city of the school in such a short time." of Rueil-Malmaison, France, visited campus In July, Lynchburg Mayor Jim Whitaker last week, taking the first step towards a pos­ led a delegation to the French city to sign a sible exchange program with Liberty. proclamation that made the cities' relation­ "We asked them to prepare for us any ship official. The French delegation was information that might make that feasible," returning the favor; they toured the area dur­ LU President A. Pierre Guillermin said. ing the week and signed a similar proclama­ During its visit, the delegation was wel­ tion on Sunday. comed with a formal luncheon and was Rueil-Malmaison was chosen as shown a video tour of Liberty. During a Lynchburg's sister city because of several questions-and-answer period following the meal, the group expressed its good feelings See French on Page 3 Senate discusses plans for new year that the Finance Committee wants to supply By MATT SWINEHART the funds for the Student Government News Editor Association's projects. SGA desires no project A large crowd of Liberty students attended to be abandoned because of a lack of funds. DOUBLE DUTY—The Vines Center the first Senate meeting of the year on Improved academics, shorter book lines and housed two great bands Saturday night Thursday, Sept. 26. SGA Executive Vice better textbook service are among the plans when 4-Him and Point of Grace teamed up President Ted Elkins and several committee for the Academic Committee. Chairman Doug in concert. Point of Grace (right) sings a chairmen discussed some of the Senate's Johnson said that the committee also wants to take off on the 1940s popular song "Don't intentions for the new year. improve the library by getting more books and Sit Under the Apple Tree" with words about "It's going to be a good year," Elkins — a better system for loaning books. Getting Noah's ark. 4-IIim (above) impresses the who serves as the president of the Senate — Internet at a lower price for students was also crowdwith great songs like "Basics of Life" said of the upcoming year. "Because with this mentioned as a possibility. and an acappella version of "My Hope is many people ... there's a collective body of Last year's Campus Concerns Committee wisdom." has branched off into the Recreation and Built on Nothing Less." Together, the bands Fund-raising Committee Chairman Robert Activities Committee and the Student showcased a collage of thier popular songs Gauthier spoke about the need for people who in the closing segment of the concert. have creative fund-raising ideas. Gottier said See Senate on Page 3 Conference targets Sunday school God Save America tion, church ministry, counseling and music. some of the best teachers in the world on By MAT! SWINEHART rallies Christian support One advantage that Liberty students have creationism," said Weider. News lidilor there has not been a national revival, over anyone else coming to Super Conference The I-adies Conference offers g(xlly women By MATT SWINEHART Falwell decided to go on a 40-day is cost. LU students are able to attend any and information on how to grow in their walk widi News liditur Liberty's ouiipus will be buzzing Oct. 6-9 last. It was during this time that when an estimated 1,500 visitors arrive to expe­ every desired session at no cost to mem.
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