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t was the battle students have waited all yearo see and it was well worth it. DORM WARS

2006 rocked Lee Uni-versitys campus on theevening of Monday,February 20th reminding

veryone of how tough you have to be to be theest. Weeks and weeks of planning went into

he event with every Resident Director workingor hours to make sure that this years DORM

WARS would be better than ever before.Students arrived at the Walker Arena around00 PM, dressed in everything from odd, mis-

matched pirate uniforms to perfectly matchingorm t-shirts. Some had banners, others were

overed with face paint and glitter. Residents ofach hall sat together at the marked positions onhe stands. At the end of the gymnasium twoumbo screens had been set up, prepared to giveudents the best up-close view of what wasoing on.University President Dr. Paul Conn opened

with a word of prayer before the microphonewas returned to the emcee of the evening, Phil

ook. After welcoming students to the thir-enth DORM WARS at Lee, Cook introducedis fellow volunteers. Officials for the eventncluded Alan McClung, Richard Jones, Johnny

Evans, Lena Barber, Jimmy Harper, Murl Dirk-sen, Jason Steffenhagen, and Bill Estes. Therewere also two scorekeepers: Lance Falagan andPam Browning. Finally there was a runner(Vivian Cox), and three very important peoplewho helped make the event possible: Dr. WaltMauldin, Vice President of Student Life; TraceyCarlson, Director of Residential Life; andShannon Lancaster, Assistant Director of Resi-dential Life.Also involved with putting on the event were

the Resident Assistants in training. The propsteam included Richard Blackman, Meg Ander-son, Jamall Joseph, Cheryl Rogers, Karen Tay-lor, and Andrew Rowland. The greeters team

was made up of Amber Moore, Christe Wester-field, Ashlee Hubbard, Michelle Soroka, andLydia Bier. Last but never least, the concessionscrew comprised of Ashley Patterson, LorriePasqualone, Jennifer Tucker, Benoy Thomas,Amber Ferguson, Jon Tully, and RebekahSimpson.Officials left the center of the floor as the lights

blackened and music began to roar from thegiant speakers hanging overhead. Each dormsteam ran out onto the court to perform a danceor intro that represented their theme and intro-duced them to the audience.

Hughes was the first, led by Resident D(RD) Joe Martinez. The Hughes team inMatt OReilly, Joshua Kruger, Alex HJeshuran Benavides, Levi Barnhard, DEdwards, and Johnny Moore. The captaiJosh Rice.Livingston (RD: Aubre Hendel) was l

captain Jenni McNeal. The team includedley Hall, Catherine Flowers, Erin Shankchel Warden, Elisabeth Barnes, Denica and Jackie Skelton.

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ell, they did it again. This weekend was third annual Blue String Thing.

sted by Starlite volunteers at Westmores

eighty Building.

arlite is a ministry that organizes after-hool programs for girls in all of Cleve-

lands middle and highschools. The BlueString Thing was anovernight event in

ich 178 teenage and preteen girls wereven the opportunity to make a commit-nt to remain pure before marriage.

he evening started off with a formal Fa-is dinner, followed by lots and lots of

video games, adance competition, and a twenty-sevenminute drama/play written and preformedby the Starlite Cabinet members.

Kimberly Bogle, one of the cabinet mem-bers, commented that the drama did a good job of giving visual pictures for the girlsto understand. The last scene of the dramafeatured the main character, played byKelly Phelan, walking down the middle ofthe room in a wedding dress, symbolizingthe bride of Christ. All of the girls cheeredand clapped when Kelly reached the frontof the room.

After the drama, all 178 girls chose tocommit to saving themselves before

marriage. Later, Amy Beth Bullard, lites founder and director, shared fromheart about how God touched her lifehow He could touch theirs too. Durinalter call, over sixty girls gave their livChrist.

Later on Kimberly remarked I thinkgirls had a blast and they grew in Jesthe same time. The event was definitsuccess.

If you would like more information avolunteering weekly or for special evsuch as this one, please send an [email protected].

Natalie Richter (as teenage Jillian) and Jeff Goodman (as Jesus)

Shannon Durham played the young Jillian

danced with her teddy bear, dreaming of ge

married one day.

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Nora Chambers (RD: Alyssa Olson) emerged

hird with a feisty pirate theme, including teammembers: Kristin Biddy, Liz York, Terri Jones,

Mamie Murphy, Lorrie Basler, Courtney Powell,

nd Ashley Doyle. The captain was AmandaCantu.

NC was followed by OBannon Hall (RD: Todd

Humbert). Their team featured Kyle Grace, Bran-on Roper, Blake Hamon, Michael Prall, Michael

ngham, Matt Bartle, and Scott Marlow. OBan-

ons team captain was Seth Huff.Simmons (RD: Sarah Agee) followed. Simmons

resented an extremely creative theme: Richard

immons. The team included Jenna Jodoin,

Brittany Carpenter, Jovette Humes, Megan

McClung, Michelle Gill, Natalie Scott, and JessicaGerard. Team captain was Brianna ONeal.

Sharp (RD: Cara Bain) featured Danielle Driscoll,

Rachel Workman, Jenna Back, Micah Metzner,Mandi Read, and Stephanie Barrios. Their team

captain was Katie OConnell.

B.L. Hicks (RD: Kevin Knight) involved Chris

Huddleston, Josh Hudson, Ian Harding, BlakeHedden, Neil Woodward, Brian Heller, Brett Wise.

The captain was Jesse Wood.

Brinsfield Rows (RD: Jennifer Ladd) team was

made up of Paula Delande, Deaundra Sawyer,Elizabeth Roshon, Crystal Joseph, Andrea Riley,

and Julie Zietlow. The captain was Amy Chap-man.

Cross (RD: Michelle Steffenhagen) included

Amanda Burgraff, Brienne Hicks, Jackie Enlow,Andrea Tormaschy, Sarah Shearrow, Tiffany

Wilkerson, and Kristina Weston. Their captain was

Amie Coleman.

Medlin (RD: Greg White) consisted of TyroneJohnson, Johnnie Ramos, John Greene, Vijay

Kanabar, Jared McElhaney, Zach Swiling, and

Josh Sadler. The captain was Bird.Keeble (RD: Kim Blackaby) included Jael Gil-

reath, Stacy Felchner, Casey Dean, Cara Iavarone,

Melissa Robinson, Rachel Floyd, and Abigal

Jones. The captain was Anna Gracey.Davis (RD: Aubrie Gruber) featured Shannon

Taylor, Callie Whitlock, Becky Crow, LaurenWessel, Shaina Rollins, Stephanie Grubb, and

Breanne Miller. The captain was Carrie Wozniak.

Storms (RD: Shaun Morton) included Tony Dia-

mond, Nik Rogers, Robbie Smith, Jason Shrable,Craig Mosgrove, Kenny Whicker, and Jesse

Fletcher. The captain was Dan Shirley.

Tharp (RD: Heather Stevens) consisted of AndreaBucher, Hope Goad, Kortney Gongre, Valerie

King, Eva Gilliland, Erica Meyers, and Sheena

Wozniak. The captain was Kene Onyeagusi.Atkins Ellis (RD: Cara Rogers), the reigning

female champions, featured Brandi Crumbley,

Whitney Hamilton, Rebekah Ladd, Jennie

Becca Young, Susan Bookout, and Sarah BoThe team captain was Harmoni Jacobson.

Bowdle (RD: Craig Ready), the reigning

champions, included Jeremy Hattenstein, Harris, Levi Wallace, David Delotelle,

Coomer, Mark Wozniak, and Todd Drake

captain was David Vargas.

A total of three games were played. Thegame was the food race. Teams would li

behind baselines on the edges of the gym flo

the blow of the whistle, they would run to

tables with a collection of nasty food.Each pie pan included a healthy dose of

beans smothered with whipped cream and with a large chunk of spam. Every playe

required to eat all of the food set before them

the team that (after getting their mouths chec

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Special thanks for this article goes to the following individuals:Heather Rawleigh (for getting quotations from the champions),Andi Draddy, Kara Hawley and Karen Hawley (for use of theircameras and memory cards), Christopher Isenhour (for use oftechnology), and Cara Rogers (for information regarding score

or any remnant of green spam) was first to be completely done with their

inner and back across the baseline was declared the winner. One other

ule: the players hands must only be used to hold the plate in place.Once five heats had been completed, emcee Cook called out ticket num-

ers and gave away several prizes, ending with a $50 cash prize. By the

me the prizes had been awarded, the resident assistants in training had set

p the arena for the second game: a shopping cart race.The race started with teams behind the baseline once again, ready to have

ne member push a rider around in a shopping cart. The players would fly

he cart to the far end of the gymnasium, swirl around a cone, and comeack. Once fully back across the baseline the previous rider would jump

ut and another rider would hop in. The fastest team to have all members

de and push the cart around the cone won the round. Only one accidentccurred, and, thanks to safety guidelines, all participants had helmets on.

At the conclusion of eight separate heats of the shopping cart race, Cook

merged back onto the floor calling out more ticket numbers. Five giftertificates were presented to several blessed winners and another $50 cash

rize was presented. Following the prizes, it was time for the third and

nal game: the obstacle course.

Each team player had to make it through the course in the correct ordernd according to the directions, lest points be taken away for penalty. After

pinning around a bat several times, participants would hop through a

eries of tires before crawling through a tube. They would then have towing on a rope from one platform to the next before running as fast as

hey could to make it over a steep wall. The first team with all players to

omplete the course won the round. After eight fun-filled heats, the emceennounced something unexpected. Two more teams had been formed to

ompete against each other: The RAs and the RDs. The RA team com-

rised of Jaimie Butler, Aimie, David Vargas, Harley Studder, Candaceox, and Jimmy Harper. The RD team included Aubrie Gruber, Joe Marti-

ex, Greg White, Kim Blackaby, Murl Dirksen, and Cara Bain. Both teams

ew through the obstacle course and then Cook returned to center court.

ive more gift certificates were distributed to random winners and then therand cash prize if $200 was given away.

Seconds later the scores had been tallied and it was time to announce thewinners. First, Cook awarded the spirit award to Nora Chambers. Cookalled Brinsfield Rows team out and awarded them third place. Davis Hall

was then awarded second. The crowd of students held their breath and

waited in silence to discover who took first place...Suddenly screams and cheers erupted from across the arena as Phil Cook

houted out Cross is the boss! Cross Hall had been awarded first place

or the ladies.Jackie Enlow, a Cross team member reflects, Honestly, I loved it!! It was

uch a rush to be a part of the winning team! I am usually the last one

nished eating but I was the first girl finished in the spam eating contest! I

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bstacle [course], I didnt do very well myself, buthe other girls were so great that I think thats the

art that won it for us! I know that the actual team

was only seven girls but having the rest of theCross Hall girls there to cheer us on helped tre-

mendously!! Cross is Boss!!!!

Another Cross team member, Kristina Weston,

ays, Dorm Wars was an amazing experience forme!! Being on the winning team was definitely

wesome, though just being on the Cross Hall

eam was more than worth it! Our dorm has areat community where the girls just really like

ach other, and I think that significantly affected

ur victory. The team was pretty tight, even if wead only met a week or two before. And the rest of

he girls were so supportive and cheered us on

whole-heartedly!! I know I felt a desire to do myery best and to win because I love the Cross girls

o much!! I was definitely nervous... I didn't want

o let down all the girls, or do anything totally

tupid. I knew we had a chance to win and Iwanted to do my best. But I knew I was going to

o do my best no matter what. My favorite part of

he event was definitely the obstacle course. Iwish I could do it again- rug burns on the knees

nd everything!! It was certainly a big adrenaline

ush to just push myself through it and I loved it.he course was really great, but I guess a close

second would be jumping on the #1 stand andtouching that trophy!! When the announcer said

"They said they were the boss and they were

right" I didn't hear anything else- we were all too busy screaming and jumping!! I think it felt so

good because we had worked so hard together as a

team and a dorm. We all wanted it- we even had a

pep rally on Sunday night to get ready for the bigevent!! I was especially excited to win for the girls

who've been in the dorm for more than this year.

When the announcer called our name, the look onmy RA's face was priceless!! It means a lot to me

that I helped win the title for her because it's her

last of some pretty special years in Cross Hall.Dorm Wars 2006 was a great experience- and

winning that medal made it even better!!! I would

do it again in a heartbeat!Cross team member Brienne Hicks tells, It was a

blessing and very awesome to be part of the Dorm

Wars team! I love the people that I competed

with...we made a good team! I was a little nervousat first but I turned that into energy and adrenaline

for the competition. My favorite event had to be

the obstacle course because of all the differentchallenges. I didn't mind the spam because I love

spam, but the chunks were hard to swallow! I

would definitely do it again! I had so much fungetting to know new people and trying new

things! It was especially nice to be part owinning team!!!

Dorm Wars has been one of the most fu

exciting experiences I have had since I haveat Lee. I was very surprised when they anno

that we had won because I wasnt really sur

well we had done in all of the events compa

the other teams. I wasnt really nervous beIm used to big crowds of people watchin

either from cheerleading or other sports. I

we had a good chance at winning because thon my team were so enthusiastic and will

work with each other. Our team was just out

to have fun no matter what. Realizing that wwon and not expecting it was the best part

whole night was fun and I would love to

again. We could never have done it with osupports from the girls in the dorm and th

couragement from the RAs and RD," says T

Wilkerson, another team member.

Amie Coleman, a RA at Cross Hall says, L just say that Dorm Wars was such a blast!

ways is! And I have gotten the chance to e

ence it from both sides - as a resident and This year was so much fun because I ha

opportunity to head up the Cross team. I

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I know that several other dorms practiced for the event, but to tell you th

truth, although we tried to set up times to practice, we never did. But I ththat we all worked so well as a team together because of the community

Cross Hall. We have such a tight-knit group of girls living in Cross. So D

Wars was just another excuse to have fun together.The girls of Cross Hall have definately made themselves known this y

through intramurals, winning 2nd place in the spirit award at the dorm bketball game, and through everyday interactions at Lee. This is my 3rd y

living in Cross and my 2nd year as an RA. It just keeps getting better anbetter! Cross is such an amazing place to live. But it is the girls living he

that make this place feel like home.

I was so stoked about winning Dorm Wars. The team worked hard anddeserve it. They fought for the title - Amanda almost choked on a piece o

spam during the food eating contest and almost every girl came home w

full body rug burn from the obstacle course. Each girl on the team playesuch an important role and they put everything they had into the compet

for their dorm! I am so proud of each of them! The entire dorm also gav

their all - losing thier voices during the event and spending time makingfor their team and dorm. I love the encouragement Cross girls constantly

freely to one another - in Dorm Wars, intramurals, and through every day

struggles. We have such a great support team!

Sadly to say, this is my last year living in Cross and being an RA. I rember telling my RD, Michelle, the week before Dorm Wars, that this is on

thing I would love to win before leaving Cross. And we did and I am so

thankful that I got to be a part of it all! These girls are such an encouragto me! I am so blessed to have all of them in my life!

Yes, I was nervous - for my girls, I didn't want any of them to get hurt.

Also, I knew that we had a pretty good chance of winning after watchingteam compete, so waiting on Phil Cook to announce the winners seemed

the longest 5 seconds of my life! My favorite part of the event was the e

when people from all over campus came up to us and said they were roofor us the whole time. It's nice to know that lil' ol Cross has made itself

known after all these years.

For the men, Storms came in third and Hughes came in second. Winning

all was Hicks Hall.Winning dorm wars has been the highlight of my college career. I wasn

really nervous; I was ready to get out there and show everyone how to w

dorm wars. For me the best part was the obstacle course. It was so muchand it seemed to just come naturally to me. I'm a senior and this was my

time even attending dorm wars. I'm so glad that I got to participate, and

would totally do it again given the chance. Winning dorm wars has chanmy life, states Ian Harding, a team member from Hicks Hall.

I wish I could take credit for my guys winning but it was the will of th

guys, the fans, and their team leader, Jesse Wood, one of my RAs. I havbeen an RD for 4 years now, one year at Medlin, one year at OBannon,

this is my second year as the RD of Hicks. I have also been one of the C

for Dorm Wars for the past 3 years and have put my heart and soul into i

the RDs entirely do, to make it better then the year before. So this year wtruly the best, because for the first time, my guys came back with the Go

God may bless America but I think he put a little extra blessing on B.L H

Hall teams ability to eat, push a cart, and jump a wall, adds Kevin KnigRD of Hicks Hall.




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PoetryGod's Light-Adam Rodrigues

Walking slowly onward,

glancing at mystical dark figures,

closing in quickly,

one fears to be seen.A light glows,

demons reveal,

perish, and disintegrate,

God's light has healed.

Illuminates the street,

lightens the mind,

purifies one's soul,

purifies one's life.

Walking authoritatively onward,

looking down on pathetic beings,eye contact is made,

as they tremble, cry and scream.

Untitled-Cheryl Rogers

How can you worship when you dont know how to be broken and know thesweet, aching fragrance of praise with pain?How can you know true freedom until youve been broken in bondage andknown the help of an unlikely Rescuer setting you free?How can you know beauty until you have ripped the achingly familiar maskof pride and familiarity from your fake face?How can you sing again unless it is forever?How can you hear the screams of the broken until youve groaned in theabsolute stillness and silence of the King of all Kings?Please, Lord, let me walk out my faith instead of talking it thru.

Leap of Faith! Oliver WilliamsI took that leap,

that one they say,

can change a script,

into a play.

I took that leap the other day.

No idea as where to go,

I ran with speed from every to

flying through the hills at eas

and sprinting over seven seas

Around a globe I never knew,I sailed alone at night,

saying things I thought Id do,

and shining too much light.

And when I took that final lea

and when I walked away...

My eyes would dream,

in disbelief,

...of a childs day.

Colors of an atmosphere,

far away from death or tear,

only lived my life to here,

surviving on a mothers cheer,

and all there is to truly fear,

is that leap of faith.


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R e s t i n C h r i s t d e s p i t e b u s y s c h e d u l e s

Let the beloved of the LORD rest secure in him, for hehields him all day long, and the one the LORD loves restsetween his shoulders. (Duet. 33:12)

Studying for mid-terms, papers, projects, Ahhh!!!! Itsverwhelming! Dont pull out all your hairbalds not in) or decide to up and quit: tryomething different. Rest in Christ. Whatoes that mean? In my life it is shown

hrough striving after Gods heart and know-ng He holds my very life in His hands. (Ps.39) This weekly article is not designed toorcibly bring you to God, its here to try toring up new facets of Gods amazing char-cter and it is up to you to question and pur-ue Him in these matters. He desires to be the Lover of youreart; to capture your every desire with His Presence. I know

He wants us to rest in Him and to know that He is taking caref us. Papers will still be due and studying for exams will beigh on the list of priorities, but God is always with us (Heb.3:5) and through these things He will always be our onlyrue choice of dependence.

Therefore, since the promise of entering His rest still stanlet us be careful that none of you be found to have fallen sof it. For we also have had the Gospel preached to us, justthey did; but the message they heard was of no value to th

because those who heard did not combinewith faith. Now we who have believed enthat rest~ There remains, then, a Sabbathfor the people of God~ Let us therefore m

every effort to enter that rest.~ Thereforesince we have a great High Priest Who hagone through the heavens, Jesus the Son God, let us hold firmly to the faith we profess. (Heb. 4:1-3, 9, 11a, 14)

I struggle with this too, but you knowwhat I am learning? The best times I have known are in thmidst of life when His peace envelopes my soul. Then Iknow, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that my God is good athe time- and all the time He is good.

I will run in the path of your commands, for you have setheart free. (Ps. 199:32)

Devotionals

Cheryl [email protected]

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Extra chapel musicDont get us wrong, we love iPods. Its just uncool to havethose earbuds relaxing in your ears during chapel.

The losing dormsDorm Wars only comes once a year and that means that everyone but Hicks and Cross will have to suffer...

Computer labs in the PCSU

Wait times for the printers seem to be longer, letters are get-ting scraped off the keyboard, and the entire place seems tobe filled no matter what time of day it is.

Ring before springIts almost spring on campus and time is running out. Un-married Lee students may feel pressured to find their soulmate in the few weeks we have left on campus.

Flex dollarsWhoever invented flex dollars need to come up with a bettename. That extra money runs out quickly here on campus

e Novensons stirring chapel message left students begging for more.d- he gets introduced as doctor. Thats always a plus.

usic @ Deacon Jonese love the new Christian worship music from T-RAN at

dining hall. Now all we need is chapel credit.

uck Norris

ter making a guest appearance in a Dorm Wars theme andite a bit of discussion on campus, students have voicedeir opinion: hes hot.

niel Tidwelle Chairperson of the Student Leadership Council gets rec-nized for his leadership. Whats next? The White House?

my Beth Bullardents are going better than ever, although shes living ons sleep. The creator of Starlite Ministries just opened up aw branch in Knoxville last month.


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Q w o t e dWhy dont we do an 80s pirate prom? -Shawn Scott, creating a peaceful alternative between an 80s prom theme and a pirate theme for the spring SLC banq

Thatll be one time its not okay to turn the other cheek-A Lee professor, responding to an RAs question: Will the Equality Ride people come up to us and slap us on the buttch

ke guys do?

Intercourse equaled evangelism.-Joe Novenson, speaking at the Conn Center chapel service on Tuesday, February 21.

If you see a giant stuffed dog, get ahold of me.

-An OBannon Hall resident who lost his floor mascot.

The devil cant have my shoes too.-Mandi Read, after both of her high-heel shoes broke on her way to church.

Im getting high off this marker. Its a very strong one.-A Lee Spanish professor, while writing in class.

You know, Im all for Lee doubling chapel services and eradicating of all homework.-A student commenting on the frustrating amount of homework and studying required by professors.

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I would turn that little one room building

next to Deacon Jones Dining Hall into a

dorm because that would be hilarious. I

would call it Tall Hall. I dont know

why. Just because.-Skyler Daniel

The trolly should be a dorm because then

I [could wake up and] never have to walk

to class. I would call i t General Lee

Hall.

-Michael Ingham

I would turn the Humanities Building into

a dorm because it has a large front yard,

several patio tables, it is in the center of

campus, is very well decorated, and has

very large rooms. I would name it Central

Paradise.

-Kali Reece

The PCSU would make a great dormbecause of all of the resources for fast

food! We should name it Jason

Rodriguez Hall.

-Eric Brown

Photos of the Week

IfyoucouldturnanyLeebuild-ingintoadorm,whichwoulditbeandwhy? HotStuffDeacon Jones Dining Hall should be a

residence hall for guys so I could ride the

conveyor belt all day long. We should

name it Mary Land in honor of the

delightful card-swipes lady.

-Stephen Quint

Headline

I would choose the PCSU. Why? Because I

could have my mail delivered to me, by me

(LOL), and I could use the computers all the

time. Also, I could have my own dining

services and elevator. It would be wonder-

ful!

-Amber Bush

Who knew taking apart a watch

could be so fun? Above, Eliza-

beth Curtis keeps an eye on the

time. Zachary Spence (right)

prepares to take over the world.

The PCSU should be a dorm because it has

everything you need, like vending machines

and the welcome desk. I would name it

Thomas the Janitor Hall.

-JJ Hulet


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