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FULLER THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY • 135 NORTH OAKLAND AVENUE ■ PASADENA * CALIFORNIA 91101
#19, February 21, 1983
"CHAPEL: A FULLFR SERVICE OF WORSHIP" 10:00 A.M.
8th Week of the Quarter
MONDAY HOLIDAYFebruary 21
TUESDAY Joint Prayer and Praise Meeting. Koinonia Coffee in the GarthFebruary 22 at 10:00 (weather permitting). Then a meeting in the Geneva Room and we
will use Psalm 63:1-5 and praise God together.
WEDNESDAY February 23
Community Worship, Presbyterian Sanctuary Dr. Paul Larsen, our Pastor-in-residence, will preach. Offices closed so we may all worship the Lord as a community.
THURSDAY Morning Prayer and Eucharist. Dr. Larsen will lead our worship and we willFebruary 24 remember our Lord as he asked us to do. Lectionary readings: Gen. 15:1-12,
17-18; Psalm 27: Lu. 13:22-35
MONDAY PRAYER AND FELLOWSHIP GROUPS
Monday Prayer and Fellowship Groups will not be meeting due to a holiday, Feb. 21.
MEETINGS/DISCUSSIONS/SEMINARS-Nurses Christian Fellowship (NCF). You are invited to learn about the ministry of NCF and continuing education workshops Monday, Feb. 21st, 7:00-8:30 p.m. at Mary Berg's home,54 N. Wilson Ave., Pasadena. Call Mary for info (795-3750). Open to nurses who are Fuller students or Fuller wives.-A free guest seminar on Basic Marriage Communication Training will be held on Monday, February 28th at 7:00 p.m. in suite 614 of the Lloyd's Bank Building (525 E. Colorado Blvd., Pasadena). Dr. Brainerd's course in communication effectiveness and marriage enhancement will be highlighted. Please call 577-2628 for reservations due to limited seating.
-Jews For Jesus to Speak: Friday, Feb. 18th at a FTS Convocation. "Watchman for the Morning," a full-length dramatic portrayal of a first-century Jew for Jesus will be presented. Time: 10:00 a.m. Location: Payton 301.-MARRIAGE ENRICHMENT WORKSHOP: Friday, 7-9 p.m., March 25, and Saturday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., March 26, in Payton 101A. The workshop will be led by Walt and Fran Becker. Special price for students and staff: $15 per couple. Some student scholarships are available— especially for couples who may have child care expenses. Inquire at 0CC, ext. 3413 or Box 256.
-Oasis Fellowship: The time will change for our meeting to 8:00 p.m. Sunday evening in the catalyst. Please note on schedules. Oasis is a time for worship, prayer, and fellowship on campus!
The SEMI is published by the Student Services Office on Monday of each week as a service to Fuller Community. Notices »ay be submitted to the editor (Student Services Building, #120, 2nd floor) until 12 noon on Tuesday of the week prior to ?? fcaj.lon*. No *ate not“ eS| an<* n0 artwork can be accepted. Users are encouraged to submit notices no longer than 2 lines Unal editorial responsibility rests with the Director of Student Services, Cecil M. Robeck, Jr. For further information please contact the Managing Editor, Elaine Stewart (x 3832). ’
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-R-alPh Schloming will be speaking at 12:00 February 28th. 2nd floor of the Catalyst, on 'Peacemaking, Reconciliation and Ministry.'
-Hie Reverend A1 Poppen, Director of the Office of Human Resources for the Reformed Church in America, will be on campus Monday, February 28, 1983. He will meet with the RCA Prayer ellowship at 10:00 a.m. (Slessor 305) and there will be luncheon fellowship at noon (back
of the Refectory). The afternoon will be available for personal conferences with Mr. Poppen. Make appointments at the Placement Office.
HEALTH SERVICES
-Spring quarter insurance: If you need Spring and summer insurance and you are not taking classes over the summer - you must sign up for 2 quarter of insurance during registration.
-The Blood Drive will be February 28th in Payton 101A and 101B. Sign up time will be February 21-25, 11:00-1:00 in the Garth.
FINANCIAL AID-Are you hoping to be considered for National Direct Student Loan (NDSL) money? To be considered, you must be a US citizen or permanent resident, and be able to show financial need by means of the College Scholarship Service (CSS). These forms must be filed with CSS. by March 15, 1983, which means they must be sent before that date. Don't delay in coming to the Financial Aid Office to pick one up!
-Concerning loan applications for the 83-84 school year - applications for next year's loan will not be processed until the end of March at the very earliest due to forms needing to be/updated and figures needing to be finalized. Thanks for holding off on submitting these applications until further notice. (Applications for 82-83 can be accepted for another month or two.)
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIESof the Valley, American Baptist, in San Ramon California is looking for a full-time
minister of youth, musical abilities would be nice but not necessary. For further information contact the Placement Office.
MISCELLANEOUS'̂ - S E M I N A R Y COUNCIL ELECTIONS: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday February 23-25. Vote in the
Pictures and statements from all the candidates will be placed in l| Come out and v°te! (If you CAN'T vote at one of these times,
Garth from 10:45-1:15. mailboxes Tuesday morning.please send a note to Steve Overman, FTS Box 378, with your name and box number and you will be sent an absentee ballot). 7
~~ V ^ Ch.!nd Pfacemaking in the Nuclear Age (May 25-28) : Registration forms are now available through Human Concerns Box 83. ---~A HOLIDAY - Monday, February 21, is a seminary holiday!-ijo.uj lng noW has some two and three-bedroom units available for immediate occupancy. These units are located within walking distance of the Seminary and they will be offered on a walk-m basis. If you are interested please contact the Housing Office
-FORKING NOTICE_L__ALL FACULTY-STAFF STUDENTS-On the week of March 18 (Spring Break) we will be repaving and/or restripping the majority of the campus parking areas. Areas included
Jhe J?1? ?arking lot> 490 E. Walnut (MFM), behind 110, 120, 130, ISO NorthOakland. What this means to you is that one, you will be unable to leave your cars in these lots over Spring Break. Two, on the days that work is being done, there will benO-parkmg in these areas. Without your complete cooperation, we will not be able to complete this task.
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-REGISTRATION REMINDER: In order to register for Spring Quarter, your Rookstore account must be current and less than $200. "Current" means there are no charges more than one month old. Payments will be accepted at Registration.-The Bookstore will be closed Monday, Feb. 21, in observance of President's Day.There has been a mysterious disappearance of the pulpit robe which the Bookstore uses as a sample. The robe is black, with black velvet and scarlet trim. If you know of its
Return of the Shirt Sal el Coming to you again this year with new products (Polo Shirts/ Rainbow Shirt/Unlined Nylon Shell - all with the Fuller logo)...new colors...reasonable prices. Show the world where you're from (or at) and build up your Spring wardrobe to boot. Watch next week's SEMI for price info, order blanks, and more info about this once again great event.'
-Social Justice Internship Funds: Applications for Human Concerns Committee full-time summer internship funds will be received until April 29. Do you have an internship related to social justice planned for this summer? Write to Todd Shorack, Box 785, for scholarship information.
-Comingl Ecumenical Bowl III Flag Football Game featuring Talbot Seminary All-Stars vs. Fuller Seminary All-Stars, Saturday, Feb. 26, 2:30 p.m. Next to (NOT IN) the Rose Bowl.(See Sports Board for map.) Potluck with Talbot Players after the game in the refectory; 6:30 p.m. to which everyone is welcome. (Last names A-L bring main dish; M-Z bring salad or dessert). Contact Rick Lyon for questions or if you'd like to help.
-Call for Papers: The Section on Women in the Biblical World of the Society of Biblical Literature invites proposals for papers to be read at the National Convention to be held in Dallas, Texas on December 19-22, 1983. Proprosals are welcome on any topic pertinent to the study on Women in the Scriptures and relevant material. Please send a two page proposal by March 15 to: Catherine Kroeger; 161 Yucca Dr.; Portales, New Mexico 88130 -FREE PSYCHOTHERAPY. Ten sessions of individual therapy will be offered by doctoral students in the Graduate School of Psychology, beginning in April, as a part of Dr. McLemore's Adult Psychotherapy course. If interested, please give your name, phone number, and FTS Box number (and/or address) to Anne at the School of Psychology (ext. 3301), or send to the T.A., Dave Brokaw, Box 1166.
-Bob and Liz Hand thank God for His blessing of new life with the birth of their child, Rachel Tamara, born January 31st, she was 7 lbs. and 14 oz.
This would meet the requirement th a t the student would be c l a s s i f i e d as " f u l l - t im e " during any f i v e months o f the ca lendar y e a r .
The P a y ro l l department w i l l check w ith the R e g is t r a r 's o f f i c e on March 30 and September 30 to v e r i f y i f student employees meet th is c r i t e r i o n . I f n o t , the exemption w i l l be d isco n t inued .
whereabouts, please contact one of the Bookstore staff.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Student Employee Social Security Exemption
The purpose o f th is note is to c l a r i f y the d e f in i t io n o f ' 's tud en t" in regards to the student exemption from paying s o c ia l s e c u r i t y (F ICA) tax. To be considered a fu l l- t im e student fo r th is purpose the fo l lo w in g c r e d i t s must be taken fo r two q u arte rs o f the yea r ( s t a r t in g January 1, not an academic y e a r ) .
The purpose o f th is note is to c l a r i f y the d e f in i t io n o f regards to the student exemption from paying s o c ia l secu
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The only category o f student employees not requ ired to meet th is c r i t e r io n are those in terns c l a s s i f i e d 5117.
