Cutlass [yearbook]

192 Pages·1992·17.8 MB·English

by  The Cutlass Staff

Digitized by the Internet Archive
2014
in
https://archive.org/details/cutlassyearbook1992cutl

NOW
by Holly Roberts
Charleston Southern University has
gone through many changes within the
—
past year more changes than some
schools go through in 10 years.
The first change, and the most impor-
tant, was the change from college to uni-
versity status. This change helped to
increase enrollment more than 11%.
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ScottKnight,GregRutledgeand game. The Rock symbolizes a
RonnieWrightspendalittletime programbuilt on a solid founda
attherockbeforethefirsthome tion.
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Scott Payne reads to a group of
students at Spann Elementary.
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EveryFriday,agroupoffootball
players go to area elementary
schoolsand encourage the kids
to read.
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Another difference from Dr. Jairy C. basketball. "It's
MembersoftheCSUbandtakea
that the university Hunter'shometown more traditional to
break during a hot ballgame.
experiencedwasthe of Lancaster. This have Homecoming
football team mov- building now during football be-
ing from a club to a houses admis- cause, since we are
NCAA
Division III sions, evening col- atuniversity status,
football program. lege, development, most universities
Physical changes and security. have their's during
have also trans- Entryway Gates football," said
formed the CSU have also been JoAnn Lambert.
campus this year. added to the front Although CSU has
The new Hunter of the campus and gone through many
Reception Center were also dedicated changes during the
was dedicated on on Nov. 15. year, we have ex-
Nov. 15, University For the first time, celled and come out
Day. The Center Homecoming was with our heads
was built primarily held duringfootball higher than before.
through donations season instead of
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Recently,CSUreceivedits County School district.
largestendowedscholarship CSU is using the pro-
ever. The scholarship was gramtodevelopmoreeffec-
given in memory of one of tive methods for training
theschool'sfirstgraduates, teachers. Graduate and
Charles Moore. This schol- undergraduate students
arship will provide one full- areinvolvedintheprogram.
tuition four-year scholar- These partnershipsmay
ship for a needy student provide the solution to the
studying business admin- decline in the quality of
istration or accounting. Americanpubliceducation
CSU also joined forces that many people see as a
withtheCharlestonTrident threat to our nation's chil-
Chamber of Commerce to dren.
establish an organization Theschoolalsohasother
that will provide vital eco- long range plans for the
nomicinformationaboutthe future. In the area ofstu-
Tridentareaeconomy. This dentlife,programsandser-
is the first organization of vices will be offered to tra-
its kind in the state, and it ditional and non-tradi-
will provide data to local tional students.
businesses. The Christian environ-
The school also became ment will also be broad-
involved in a "partnership enedtoencouragespiritual
for change" initiated by growth,leadershipandser-
Charleston Southern Uni- vice.
versity, theBellSouthFoun-
dation, and the Berkeley
"Married 'til Midnite" was spon- Johnny Laird finds a quiet mo-
soredbytheJuniorClassduring ment to study his Bible. Quiet
Fall Fest. Monte Kuykendall timesareoftenhardtofitinwith
performed the ceremonies. a busy class schedule.
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