The Lee Headlines, Issue 6

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nternational Justice Week,Missions Week, CampusWide Service Day, Habitat forHumanity, Acting on Aids....

If theresone timeof the

Lee Uni-ersity academic year to aidthers and serve thousands, it

was this past week at Lee.Hundreds and hundreds oftudents gathered togethercross a span of several dayso learn, love, and act whileaining required serviceours and getting a chance to

win a 4GB iPod.Saturday was campus wideervice day. After registeringn the lobby of the Conn

Center and having a good

unch in the Paul Conn Stu-ent Union at 11:00AM,tudents involved were readyor the kick-off event. Eve-yone returned to the Conn

Center where, after locatingheir group leader and sittingown, Melissa Strange wel-omed everyone and explained instructions forhe day.Strange soon stepped off stage, students tookome time to worship the Lord through music,

and Rachel Peterson came to the microphone.Peterson delivered a devotional, commentingthat God was going to give them an abundanceof joy and resources so that, as a whole, theycould better serve and glorify God.

Grabbing bottles of weach team then dispe

jumping into a multituvehicles and scatterindestinations around the Some teams went to classrooms in eleme

school buildings, others to deliver boxes of fothose in need, and othersthe team The Lee Headfollowed, went to thrift to volunteer.Our team, featuring M

Prall, Hannah Stoenner, JBlanton, Jonathan ABrianna Maurer, and Hannah put in four houservice, from 1:00-5:00PSaturday. The group trato the Salvation Army Store in Cleveland and s

cleaning up soon after arTwo-hundred and forty utes were spent puclothes back on hangersqueezing them into rremoving empty or bhangers from in bet

piles, rearranging bookcomputer software on high shelves, and pumagazines in order by genre. Members ogroup also helped to move heavy furniturchairs from outside the store to under the r

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What about the Apples

on campus?The technical department inLees campus offers help for

Windows users but the growingMac community is left ignoredon campus. Find out who to see

if you need assistance withApples technology.

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Harrison [email protected]

Wes Hunter said he couldbe Elmer Fudd! Find outwhat fellow Lee students said

in this weeks poll question!Page 8

S e r v i c e c a p t u r e s s o u l o f L e e

Which fictional character do you resemble the most?

I N S I D E

Michael Prall, Hannah Stoenner, Jesica Blanton, Jonathan Arunt, Brianna Maurer, and Will Hannah serve

at the Salvation Army Thrift Store in Cleveland during Campus Wide Service Day.


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T H E L E E H E A D L I N E S

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All in all, every group had fun being able toerve in the community in which they live.

Other service events took place throughouthe week. Habitat for Humanity hosted apost-chapel mixer, giving away deliciousowls of ice cream. The group also offered

ree pizza and soda in theCSU less than a

week later as anffort to get sev-

ral people inter-sted in becoming

part of the newee University

hapter of Habitat.Many studentsigned up and eveneceived free t-hirts after doing so.

Habitat for Human-y also gave awayifty dollars to one p e r-on who could explain a bit about the groupn front of thevcrowd.

Dana Williamseac-

epted the challengend was awarded the

prize money byKrystle Pennington.

Missions weekmade the studentnion just a bit

more crowded allweek, but for goodause. Missionar-es set up boothsn d t a b l e s

hroughout theecond floor toepresent them-

elves and their organizations. Lit-rature was distributed to interested studentsnd representatives were often on hand tonswer questions or tell stories about treks tooreign lands.

The event had been set up so that studentscould gather signatures from each person atthe tables they stopped at and, once the cardwas filled with names, it could be droppedinto a box for the iPod drawing.

Acting on Aids and the International JusticeMission were also veryactive on campus, show-ing relative films andasking questions that

would enhance knowl-edge on their missions.

The week was a wonder-ful success, drivingmany Lee students to become more interestedin protecting and en-hancing the lives ofothers with the salvationof Jesus Christ, our

savior. Students became moreactive on a number of levels and realizedhow much care and love the world needs

today.

The hope oft h e L e eadminis t ra -tion is thatlong after the

booths aredeconstructedand the servicehours are nolonger there,the studentswho attendedLee this yearwill strive toreach the worldin many moreways many more

times. This week was a realization of theneed and the hunger that the world holds andonly through Christs love can it be fulfilled.

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Interested in submitting news, poems, orstories for publication in The Lee Head-

lines? Simply e-mail us [email protected] with digital

content for review. Well be glad to seeyour best work!

If you or someone you know needsprayer, please feel free to let us know be-mailing us at [email protected] will publish your request here in ouweekly paper, but you will need to contact us once for every weekly issue youwant your prayer requests in. Deadlineeach week for submission is noon on

Wednesday.

Prayer

The photoshopped Donkey Kongimage on page 8 was created byDonnie Yates and features BrandonRopers head. Other photos on that

page are taken directly from Face- book. The front page pictures ofFudd and Apples logo were foundthrough Google image search.

ImageCredits

We asked seventy-five regular Lee students what their average weekly bed time was. The informal poll was conducted on cus, gathering responses from the Paul Conn Student Union, Alumni Park, the Pedestrian Mall, and the Deacon Jones Dining HThe results, pictured in a graph below, found that 1:00AM and 2:30AM were the most popular bed times among students.proximately one out of seven Lee students gets to bed before or at midnight and one out of seven gets to bed at or follo:00AM. The majority of students hit the sack between the chimes of 12:30 and 2:30.

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The trolly is a symbol of American culture and represents all good

things Lee has to offer. In this Facebook group, students complain

about how they have never before taken the trolly. Other students

praise the form of transportation, thankful they had an easy way to

get from place to place while on crutches or late for a class. This

group is the shrine to the Lee University trolly, for without trolly,

the people perish.

Creator: Kristi Wheble

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PoetryHome to University

Ashley Katherine Denning

This cross is not ruggedthat rises 80 feet over the highwayin smooth white metal panels,stark against a sky of slateand a shade of nursery blue.

Mile marker 1/3 the wayhome to university, homewhere nothing looks like favorite toys,

nothing tastes like Moms meals,nothing smells like the quiltIve curled tight with so long.

So long, and Ill trade youfor PowerPoint lectures andprofessors with corduroy and briefcases.Ill trade you for mac & cheesein the dining hall that tastes like plastic.Ill trade you for the smell ofmarkers that squeak on whiteboards.

But when I drive back to what I leftfor plastic mac, formarkers and dreams, Ill seethe smooth white metal crossreminding me where I come from.

October 7, 2002

Adam Rodrigeus

Hand in hand,

Heart to heart

You will not leave me,

You simply can't hurt.

Light me with purity,

Illuminate me with love,

awesome and beautiful,

All that is in you is good.Died for us, paid sacrifice,

you save me with mercy,

you bore me new life.

The Yellow Girl

-Oliver Williams-

A while ago,

when all was calm,

and storms were far away,

the moon would freeze,

above the trees,

discontent without the day.

But now the moon,

a silver dot,that shines from the night sky,

will always stop

upon the top,

letting out a somber cry.

Mourning for the one that left,

the one who went away,

the moon will not turn red at all,

singing out its solemn call,

the moon will not forget its course,

rushing like a speeding horse,the moon will once again slide down,

falling from the sky,

until it comes without a frown,

rising in the east to fly.

The moon will never see the sun,

and never has since it begun

to fly around a piece of rock,

where time is found within a clock,

where men create such worthless things

where birds are found with injured winwhere in a world of scorn and hate,

love is not allowed to wait.

A while from now,

when all is calm,

and storms are far away,

the moon will freeze,

above the trees,

as if content without the day.

YOURE A POET??Why didnt you tell us before!??

Well, heres your chance to be published in The Lee

Headlines, the weekly campus newspaper! Just e-mail

us one poem or youre whole portfolio and well do our

best to showcase your talent in the pages of our upcom-

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S E Q U O I A C L U B

Nullam arcu leo, facil

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E c h o e s o f C h a p e lLet the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be ac-eptable in Thy sight O Lord my Strength and my Redeemer."

-Psalms 119:14

Mid-terms are over and Spring Break is just peaking it'sttle head over the horizon. What a glorious sound rising forth---nores of sleep! Allow God to refresh you butlso begin a new thing in your heart. To staytagnant in any relationship is the highest form ofeglect and this especially applies to the One

Who Seeks the very core of our souls. Many of

s started this year with the infamous "New YearResolutions" we always make but know wearely keep. God has been challenging me to lookeep into my own heart and begin new "heart"esolutions for Him to be lived out during the restf the semester.

This is not about rules or regulations because I am a sinfuluman who fails; this is about my Love attitude toward God andthers. The Lord can and will do a new work in our lives if we al-ow Him to do so. Ezekiel 36:26,27 says: "And I will give you aew heart-I will give you new and right desires- and put a newpirit within you. I will take out your stony hearts of sin and giveou new hearts of love. And I will put my Spirit within you so thatou will obey my laws and do whatever I command." Christ wants

to place His indelible imprints in our hearts because He is so fullove for us. We must allow this ultimate love to capture our hearand He will fill it to overflowingfor others. For, "How great is the love the Father has lavished onthat we should be called children of God. For that is what we ar(1 John 3:1,2) Imagine a time when we are in love with God so

much that we live for a plan bigger than our-selves. I don't know anyone who intheir heart of hearts doesn't want to live in a bger adventure than they themselves could evemanufacture or create. Guess what? This is

what He created us for! I just encourage you allow His love to permeate your very soul thi

break and to push through the challengesto meet Him for your grand adventure that Heawaiting to journey with you. One thing I kno

beyond a shadow of a doubt...He is worth it ANow, "May our Lord Jesus Christ and God our Father...comfort strengthen your hearts in every good work and word."

Have an awesome,God-filled Spring Break! :)

"I will run in the path of Your commands, for You have set my hfree." -Psalms 199:32

Devotionals

Cheryl [email protected]

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The Clock Tower JohnToilets and time just dont mix. Campus safety had to spend somequality time earlier this week cleaning up a mess supposedly left

by several Lee Students. Sometime in the early hours of the day, acommode had been dropped underneath the ped-mall clock towe

The Deacon Jones Dining HallWe love the staff and the food. But this week the cafeteria itself

needs prayer. A broken conveyor belt and then restrooms put outof order? We believe its a conspiracy. But nothing will stop us froreturning to the dining hall....

Open Mic NightSome people go to Jazzmans only for the coffee. Others, only forthe Open Mic Night every month. Februarys Mic Night turned oto be nothing at all. Several students were disappointed.

Vote for Sheriff on Campus!Campaigning in front of the dining hall and the student union?Interesting idea. Hey, I bet the free popcorn helped. The positiveside is, students got registered to vote!

Monolithsugh its not exactly a chapel set in 2001, the monoliths that

m to magically appear on stage during every Sunday nights U-urch are cooler than Facebook now.

ing Break!o could use a whole week off in the middle of a hectic schoolr? Just about everyone. Hmm... Wonder where Dr. Conns vaca-

ning?

awn Scottcabinet member of the Student Leadership Council has an-

unced his plans to become next year s chairperson.

bitat for Humanitybeen a wonderful month for the group. A mixer, house contest, service day are just a few of the things they put on.

nicswarmer outside and students have brought blankets and quiltsto Alumni Park to enjoy the sun and read or eat.


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QwotedI facebooked your mom.

-A student in OBannon hall.

The Lord has blessed my fast already.

-Shawn Scott, in response to Miles Huff

comment that he would be giving up SLC for

Lent.

Get outta here!

-An OBannon resident jokingly respond-ing to the entrance of his RD, Todd Humbert.

Its a little lonely right now... with a couplepennies in it.

-Amber Bush, commenting about a bucke

she planted at the campus post office to raise

money for Great Strides.

Im just going to readJoel

because Im just alittle bit partial.

-Joel MacCaughey, while opening the Bi-

ble during a SLC meeting devotional he wa

leading.

A c t u a l l y o v e r h e a r d a c r o s s c a m p u s . . .

President Paul Conn spends some quality time as

a grandfather in the Deacon Jones Dining Hall!

Photo of the Week

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lines would

like to wishNicholas Heltona very happybirthday onMarch 3, 2006!

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Which fictional character do you resemble the most and why?

Gohan. I may seem a bit childish andandom but when I get overwhelmednd just led God take control, I becomeomething very different .... that others

wouldnt expect.-Gabriel Wayne

Donkey Kong.

-Brandon Roper

guess it would be... Marcorom the series Animorphs.

Hes funny, serious, and ra-onal with a serious situation.

We try to crack jokesuring a tense situa-on or when we are in

rouble- minus therouble part for

me.

-Richard Blackman

he black Hulk. [Im]ust handsome... well,ecause Im buff. Im nice

nd I like to help.

-Tyrone Johnson

When I was ... 8-10 years old I defi-itely resembled Harry Potter and Iad the short brown hair and round

glasses. The good part was that Ididnt care. The bad part: I am a girl!

-Gwyneth Shanks

Jasmine, because Ihave long

brown hair,I wish I had a pet tiger,

and I enjoy riding on magic car-pets.

-Jennifer Tucker

Huckleberry Finn. Im humble just likehim.

-Hannah Davis

Elmer Fudd: because he is inquisiti(much like myself), he enjoys firearand he is white.

-Wes Hunter

The coyote- because random, stupithings happen to him.

-Chris Rouse

Jiminy Cricket... all of my roomates tell me that I could be htwin because [of] the shape o

my cheeks when I smYeah, I know, hilari

-Lorrie Pasqualon

Contrary to populabelief that I resemble

wither Olive Oil or Doreally, in fact, resembleRogue from X-Men beca

I have cool awesome supepowers!

-Noelle Troudt

I dont know about resembling acharacter but I can identify with Rethe dinosaur from Toy Story when says, I dont like confrontations!

-Summer Hawks


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Friday, March 3rd Final day to apply to become a resident assistant or

chaplain!

Wednesday, March 8th Alternative2 Chapel at The House at 7:00PM

Student Leadership Council meets at The House at

8:30PM

Wednesday, March 15th Student Leadership Council meets at The House at

8:30PM

Friday, March 17th St. Paddys Day Party at Alumni Park!

Saturday, March 18th Leadership Development Seminar at the Humanities

Center at 11:00AM

Broccoli Bowl (involving Bryant, Covenant, and Lee)

from 1-6 PM

Your chance to win!Tell us your funniest or best spring break story and youll have the opportunity to win

two free tickets for an evening in Chattanooga and a free chicken sandwich from the

Chick-Fil-A here at Lee. Two categories are open: fiction and non-fiction. Although

there is no limit on length, extensive stories will be continued on The Lee Headlineswebsite. Also, send along some of your photos from the beach, the garage, or wherever

you go to celebrate your week off!

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