Originally published in print for Fuller Theological Seminary\u27s community from 1953 through 2014.https://digitalcommons.fuller.edu/fts-semi-3/1072/thumbnail.jp

Fuller Theological Seminary

English

Digital Commons @ Fuller (Fuller Theological Seminary)

Fuller Theological Seminary 
Digital Commons @ Fuller 
The SEMI (1971-1980) Fuller Seminary Publications 
4-16-1973 
The Semi (04-16-1973) 
Fuller Theological Seminary 
Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.fuller.edu/fts-semi-3 
Recommended Citation 
Fuller Theological Seminary, "The Semi (04-16-1973)" (1973). The SEMI (1971-1980). 73. 
https://digitalcommons.fuller.edu/fts-semi-3/73 
This Periodical is brought to you for free and open access by the Fuller Seminary Publications at Digital Commons 
@ Fuller. It has been accepted for inclusion in The SEMI (1971-1980) by an authorized administrator of Digital 
Commons @ Fuller. For more information, please contact archives@fuller.edu. 
Chapel leadership this week will be voider the direction of Darrell Johnson, Joe 
Bettridge, Howard Folmar, Tom Hamilton, Mel Robeck and Greg Ogden.
Tuesday Dr. Darrell Guder, formerly on the staff at Hollywood Presbyterian
Church., and presently a Professor of the Institute for Pastors in 
Ludwigsburg, West Germany. Dr. ..Guder previously accompanied Helmut 
Thielecke as interpreter for his American tour.
Wednesday Dr. William LaSor. Professor of did Testament.
Thursday Dr. Carl F.H. Henry, Professor at Fuller 1947-57, former editor of
Christianity Today, and presently editor-at-large.
DEFERRED PAYMENT DUE, April. 20. (may be deferred until Monday, April 23——offices 
closed on Good Friday). MB
At the April 9 meeting of the Administrative Committee, it was decided that as of 
winter quarter 1972-73, the Greek refund policy will be identical to that for 
Hebrew. Will any student affected by this, please see Mrs. Bierma in the Business 
Office. •
Students registered for Dr. Trinterud's Church History T22 course during the win­
ter quarter 1973, have the option to take the course post facto on a Credit-No 
Credit basis. There is a sign up sheet on the Registrar's bulletion board. If 
you wish to change the Credit-No Credit basis, sign on the list before April 20.
All students anticipating graduation June, 1973, come immediately to the Registrar's 
Office to be measured for cap and gown. ML
Notice to all students who will require financial aid for 1973-74: Application 
forms are available from the office of the Dean of Students, and must be returned 
by MAY 1. RNS
There will be a regular meeting of the Student Council this Wednesday, April 18, 
at 7:00 a.m. in the loupge of Kreyssler Dorm (130). All student Council meetings 
are open for any member of the Fuller community to attend. This meeting we will 
be discussing student housing and food services. There is an agenda posted on 
the Student Activities Board along with the minutes of the last meeting. JB
Thanks for your response to Rich Hong's need. You gave $400 this past week, 
toward the $600 heeded to fly Rich back from Malaysia. Please keep him and his 
ailing father in your prayers. All of us can continue giving at any time by 
placing a gift in the "Tithe of Tithe" slot. RT
PLEASE NOTE: NO SCHOOL ON FRIDAY, APRIL 20— OFFICES WILL ALSO BE CLOSED FOR 
GOOD FRIDAY.
Those interested in being part of the Fuller Faith Renewal Team next year, 1973-74, 
or who would like to discuss the possibilities, are requested to contact Craig Os­
borne, Charlie Gay, Marguerite Shuster or R a m  Griffen this next week. •
A questionnaire is being sent to all Fuller students with children regarding child 
care. If you do not get a copy please call Sue Wilburn or contact Dean of Students 
Office. RNS ';r' . '
PING-PONG TOURNAMENT - Sheets Will be posted to reserve'the ping-pong table. Any­
one who has signed up for use of the table will have priority. BM
Congratulations to Dave and Julie Fahner on the birth of their daughter, Kari Ann, 
on April 11.
Dr. Walter R. Maclaren, an allergist, located at 94 N. Madison, would like to hávé 
as many as 40 students from Fuller help him make an experiment as to the effective*^ 
ness of certain new anti-histamines. (These are already proven not to be dangerous 
but the FDA wants positive proof they relieve hay fever, etc.). There is a $10 
honorarium and the experiment will last:'four days* Further details may be obtained 
in the Dean of Students-Office. RNS
The Festioal of the Arts is scheduled for May 3-5. Unless there is further interest 
in organizing this event, it will háve to be postponed until ne£i academic year. If 
you are interested, contact Dave Toycen.


The Semi (04-16-1973)

https://digitalcommons.fuller.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1072&amp;context=fts-semi-3

The Semi (04-16-1973)

Abstract

Similar works

Full text

Available Versions

Digital Commons @ Fuller (Fuller Theological Seminary)