Where Did The Money Go?

College life is better known as the lean years. Living on a student'sbudget is likegoing toa shopping mall where everything is 50% off and only having five dollars to spend-somany waystospendmoney andsolittlemoneyto waste.

Everystudent canrelate to the strain of pennypinching andsurvivingoneithernoincomeoroneofnon-substantial value. Making endsmeet is thelife that will alwaysbe remembered.

• Remember whenyouusedtohaveapennyjarbutyou cashed in yourchange for bills?

• had to bum fifty cents off yourfriendto buy adrink?

• foundadollarinDeMossandpickeditupwhilenoone was looking?

• puttwodollarsworthofgasinyourcarjusttogettothe bank?

• were denied creditbecause your card was over the limit?

• had a checking account with a negativebalance and paid your school bill withacheck anyway?

• borrowed money from atotal strangerand promised to pay it back?

Do you ever find yourself wondering where did the money go?

Nancy Viar

Evangelist David Ring graced Liberty's chapel service with hismessage oftaking one's eyes off one's problems and putting them back on God.

Ring,who was born with cerebral palsy,said he thanks God every day for allowing him to live,handicapped or not.

The Arkansas native is married and is the father of two girls. He and his family liveinOrlando, Florida.

Ring used a great deal of humor during the September 11 chapel service. He claims most people come to church "looking like they have been sucking on a dill pickle or baptized inpersimmonjuice."

He said people need to "quit belly aching," and in everything givethanks.

He told several incidents of people's thinking he was mentally retarded, ratherthan a victim of cerebral palsy.

Cerebral palsy is strictly a