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Aries (March 21-April 19). Sunlight is
your friend, go out and enjoy it.
Taurus (April 20-May 20). Listen to
Britney Spears and forget your troubles fot
awhile.
Gemini (May 21-June 21). Studying =
Passing Grades
Cancer (June 22-July 22). Make sure that
you take care of yourself, cold season is
coming
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22). Go to the zoo for
Zoo 800, and visit the lions, you'll have a
great time
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). Midterms are
coming, time to decide whether or not to
drop a class.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). You drive me
crazyln" ll
Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Try something
new and exciting, call your parents and let
them know you are not dead.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). Don't fight
with your roommate about watching TV,
try and share.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Get a job, be
a crackwhore.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb 18). Remember
what is important to you, you're letting
things slide!
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20). Take your
favorite person to a place you've never
been.
OCTOBER 22, 1999, THE BEHREND BEACON, PAGE 9
FEATURES
by phil flickinger (wwm.l-c-x.com)
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STUDENT CLUB
OF THE WEEK
Initrvartsity
by Liz Hayes
staff writer
Readers may remember the last
issue's featured student clubs of the
week, the Behrend Knights of Colum
bus and the Behrend Newmans Asso
ciation -- both of which are closely
related to the Catholic Campus Min
istry. This week, the column is fea
turing the Behrend chapter of the
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship, or
IVCF. This group is a religiously af
filiated organization that falls under
the supervision of the Protestant Cam
pus Ministry.
The ICVF at Behrend began with
the Behrend College Christian Asso
ciation, or BCCA. This former orga
nization should not he confused w ith
the Behrend College Conservative Al
liance (also the BCCA) that existed
about five years ago. According to
Beth Bernard, president of Behrend's
IVCF, the Behrend College Christian
Association "wanted to he aligned
with some national organization."
Upon searching through a variety of
organizations, they found that the
ICVF most closely met the needs of
the college. So, in the late 1980 s, the
Behrend chapter of ICVF came into
existence.
ACROSS
1 Vivacity
5 "The Naked "
8 Bogart's widow
4 Stadium roof
15 Pester
16 Org. of trade
unions
17 Develop so as to
fit
19 Candidate lists
20 Bard's contraction
21 Album track
22 Burn slightly
23 "The Waste
Land" poet
26 Bart Simpson's
mom
30 Three-tone chord
32 Ancestor
34 Dice toss
35 "The Jetsons" dog
37 mater
38 Inactive
39 Bird call
40 Bread choices
41 Smile broadly
42 Repairs
43 Mosaic piece
44 One to whom a
document is
transferred
46 Curtis and Danza
47 Account
48 Talking idly
51 Swallows
53 Clemente
54 Play fora fool
57 Refugee
60 Interval
62 Went
underground
63 Lemon drink
64 Game played on
horseback
65 Primitive weapons
66 Primary color
67 Social insects
DOWN
1 Advantage
2 Traditional
knowledge
3 Poe story, "The
Cask of
4 Original
5 Invalidate
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The club sponsors various at. tivi
ties throughout the year. One that
most students are probably familiar
with, but are not a\\ are that the IVCF
sponsors, is the sponsorship of the
"Sweater Lad). - or Karen Swerdon.
She sets up a table outside of Bruno's
and sells sweaters, knit items, various
articles of clothimz.jewelry, and Han
kets. For those who have missed her
thus far. she witt hick. The club usu
ally has her come to Bchrend three
times during the fall and twice more
in the spring.
Last year. the club sponsored Ravi
Zacharias, a debate on "Evil and Suf
fering." Also. every Christmas sea
son. the club puts together shoeboxes
for the Operation Christmas Child
program. This program ships these
shoeboxes throughout the world to
needy children. allmxing them to have
Christmas presents and other much
needed goods.
Although the organization is reli -
giously all hated, anyone is welcome
to join and participate in the club. The
club is nondenominational, though
there are definite roots in Christian
fundamentals. As stated by Bernard,
the club's goal is to "reach out to the
Behrend campus with loving arms so
that they may know the love of God."
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All rights reserved.
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Conceit
Starting place
On fire
Red Cross
founder
Deed
Commit perjury
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Type of tea?
Packed away
Capital on the
Willamette
More frequently
Evidencing
dependence
Resolutely
Expunges
Groups of clans
Squirrel, e.g.
Decomposes
$ dispensers
Wields a broom
Scandinavian
wall-hanging
Prong
Stage whisper
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There are arious weekly meetings
and activities that students can par
ticipate in. On Thursday evenings
from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. in Reed 114,
the IVCF holds large group fellow
ship meetings. These meetings are
open to the public. During these
meetings, they allot time to worship
God and, afterwards, there is usually
a speaker who will address various
topics. On Monday evenings, the club
holds bible studies of the Book of
John. These meetings are held in
apartment 908 at 7:30 p.m. Also,
sometimes members will converge to
pray on Tuesday evenings at 5:00 p.m.
or on Wednesdays at I :30 p m. These
sessions are usually held scinewhere
in the Reed Building.
To get more information on the
club, there are several people one can
talk to. To reach the club for any gen
eral reason, students can call Beth
Bernard at 6857. For information
about the large group fellowships, stu
dents can call Jeremy Beach at 6731;
for info on the bible studies, students
can contact Jill Paetzold at 725-5259;
for questions about the prayer meet
ings, Josh Gardner can he contacted
at 6766.
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Made tractable
Vietnamese
holidays
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substance
Adam's grandson
Inarticulate
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Amin of Uganda
Cigarette
drawback
Rejuvenation
center
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