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PASTOR GENERAL'S REPORT, SEPTEMBER 4, 1981
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As previously reported, we sent 75 of last year's freshmen students (now
sophomores) to Big Sandy in order to provide some continuity to the student
body there, and as examples to the approximately 120 new students accepted
at Big Sandy. Most of those sophomores will return to Pasadena next fall to
continue here as third-year students, unless, of course, Mr. Armstrong de­
cides to make Big Sandy a four-year college. (Mr. Armstrong has mentioned
this as a possibility.)
Here are a few vital statistics concerning the makeup of the student body at
Pasadena: There are 71 seniors, 128 juniors, 93 sophomores, 206 freshmen
and three full-time diploma students. 128 are international students from
18 countries outside of the United States. This includes 55 from Canada, 23
from Australia, and 17 from England.
It looks as though the 1981-82 college year will be one of our best ever--if
not our very best year. We know that you ministers have already helped to
make it so by really working with the young people in your areas so that they
get a good fund of knowledg� and a solid spiritual foundation even before
entering Ambassador College.
Thanks once again, to all of you ministers, for your part in helping to make
Ambassador College once again truly God's College. We on the faculty are
happy to have the wonderful opportunity of working with these very fine
students.
NEWS FROM THE PASTOR GENERAL'S OFFICE
Television and Radio Station Update
--Raymond F. McNair, Deputy Chancellor
The following list of renewals and new radio buys were made in recent weeks.
TELEVISION
Illinois
WFLD, Chicago--7:00 a.m., Sat.
(Starts September 12)
California
*
KFRC, San Francisco--6:45 a.m.,
Sun. (Starts September 13)
Illinois
*
WXCL, Peoria--12:00 a.m., Mon.­
Sat. (Starts September 7)
Indiana
WSBT,
South Bend--10:30 a.m.,
Sun.; 11:15 p.m., Mon.-Sat.
(Starts September 7)
*
WGY
I
Sun.
New York
Schenectady--10:30
p.m.,
(Starts September 13)
RADIO
Wisconsin
WVTV, Milwaukee--6:30 p.m., Sun.
(Starts September 29)
Pennsylvania
WMBS, Uniontown--7:25 a.m., Sun.;
6:45 p.m., Mon.-Sat.
Utah
KSL, Salt Lake City--5:30 a.m.,
Sun.; 12:06 a.m., Tues.-Sun.
Wisconsin
*
WIZM, La Crosse--7:00 a.m., Sun.
(Starts September 7)
*
New Stations