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Campu BY RUSTY WRIGHT A group of students were trained on the "How-to's" of living a life full of love, peace, a purpose, and free from worry and guilt, according to Campus Crusade Staff member Dave Darnauer. Darnauer says, "The training sponsored by Campus Crusade for Christ, an interdenominational stu dent organization designed to help present the claims of Jesus Christ to the world. The classes are called Leadership Training Classes. The sessions involve learning how one can come into a personal relation ship with God by inviting Christ into his life and how he can experience daily the love, power, peace and purpose that Jesus offers. Also Corelli stands on a A sport that tower the others. That's s genuine leather. F< to win admiring gi< with fall sportswec navy and tan. 7 to 9AA,5%/ to 10 B, 21.00. Shoes, upper level. .s Crust included in instruction on how one can share the claims of Christ with others in an effective way." Among the teachers of the classes are Chuck Edwards, Skip Cartin, Hal Lane, and Buddy Smith, all stu dents from USC. The next LTC will be held December 1st and 2nd. Another activity on campus is College Life. Meetings are held every Thursday at 9:00 p.m. in room 310 of the Russell House. It involves 125-250 students who, "investigate the person of Jesus to learn of His importance in our lives today," says Darnauer. A student is given two class periods to tell why he believed what he believed about his religion. LUM'S TUES. 3:00 P. FRI 9 oz. Blue A each FISH 2005 Gj In Fi lot of heel. s over olid, hefty, wvored ainces when teamed ir. Comes in d visons openO JO:0 ant.-si 1527 main sitreet. coluntbia. s.c. ide: 'tr Amother student corrects his pro fessor on a point of authorship in a part of the Bible. Similar instances are constantly happening on the USC campus. Most of the students on campus are aware of the different organiza tions and student centers which line Pickens street. The Baptists, Luthe rans, Episcopalians, and others are all supporting ministers and build ings for the use of the student who comes to the University not know ing Columbia or any of it's churches. Most of the centers meet on Wednesday night with a meal preceeding the program. Students usually have an integral part in deciding and providing the prog rams. SPECIAL F, WED. 8 AND rHURS. 9 M. 'TIL CLOSING E BEER Ibbon Draft with & CHIPS Order reen Street ve Points iop monday and friday till 9 call 779-5700 anytime day or night u1 life' xduced by two students. Music is nbined with material pertaining Jesus Christ. Presently the ;igned time is 8:30 and is subject change. lussell House loliday closing [he Russell House will close for anksgiving holidays at 5 p.m. on v. 22 and will reopen at 3 p.m. Nov. 26. [t appears at this time that for iristmas, the building will be )sed on Dec. 21 at 5 p.m. and )pen at 7 a.m. on Jan. 10. Staff 11 return to work on Jan. 2. ers List aining i The Lutherans, Episcopalians and prr -Methodists have combined to pro- col vide a service on Sunday mornings to at 11:00 in the Methodist center. as; Beforehand is a breakfast of coffee to and doughnuts. Besides the student centers there are national orgnizations such as Campus Crusade for Christ and the Navigators. Each is designed to t work with training the student in areas from discipleship to agres sive evangelism. Th The centers are combined with Nc the organizations to prt.. ' that on ranging from the social gospel to ] the Christ-centered relationship of Cl the individual. clh In the future, WUSC will be re4 broadcasting a morning devotional wi ,Bani Tr ( I f