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f V T L E I ''( \ ^ /< >l "xiP \ — A r A ' / \ y _|Time ^ r^ ( \\ / V fry *" M Ml Remember Aurora 1998 vet Nazarene Un vers ty Vo ume LXXXV John C. Bow ng, Pres dent 1 © 1998 ' 1 Rachelle Potts, Tim Qee, Laura Cornwall, Clayton Davis, and Shannon Wheeler model different types ofclothing. i Table of Contents niversity Life vents ; Academics feople rganizations ports 282 308 I here is ;i rime for everythinf^, and a season for every acrivity under heaven..." Ecclesiastes 3:1. In this fast pacei-l society it seems like it is hard for one to slow down and just enjoy life. Olivet offers a higher education to students from all walks oflife, and literally around the world. The subculture ofcampus life is growing as cnroUmetit reached its all time peak this year. "What will we be remembered for?" This is the question many may ask as we approach the next millennium. Somemayponderwhatwastheirmostmemorableexperience. Thisyearhasbroughtnewchanges to Olivet. The school has seeri new open dorm policies, a change in sign-out times, and the ninetieth anniversary ofOlivet. Starting off as freshman uprooting from their safe surroundings of homelife, bonds are made, and friendships that will last a lifetime are formed. Next the sophomores begin to discover themselves. They are still at the awkward stage ofbeing considered still young and not quite having the respect and authority of upperclassmen. Movinguptheladderofstudentscometheupperclassmenwhobegintosearchtofindwhothey are. Some will give up, others will tear down walls that were built in previous years, and even afew will find that special someone that they commit to love for the rest oftheir lives. Olivet's diverse campus opens its arms to all. Each student is here with different goals, but all are somehow connected by their one main purpose. All students are striving to receive a higher education. Studentsare theonlyoneswhocanrecall infulldetailwhateventsand activitieshaveoccurred. ThisAurora features stories all done by someone who is considered to be knowledgeable on his/her subject. Whenlookingbackatthisbook,rememberallthememories,bothgoodandbad,thatarereflectedhere, foreveretchedintime. Astheclockoflifekeepsticking,neverforgetallthetearsshedandthetimesoflaughter enjoyedhere. Flippingthroughthepages,youwillsee, throughthestudents' eyes, thisbookasasymbolofthe months, weeks, days, hours, minutes, and seconds spent at Olivet. This is a time to remember. Incomingfreshmenandtransferstudents get to know the basics about Olivet at a summer orientation. Mike Johnson, Todd Hoffman, andMicah Qentrypatientlywait tograbsome Marriott. Some ofthe far out people in attendance at the 70's party in the Quad.