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Bruce Olsen - Oru Chapel Transcript 9-12-1989, Bruce Olsen Sep 1989

Bruce Olsen - Oru Chapel Transcript 9-12-1989, Bruce Olsen

Chapel AV & Transcripts

This is a transcript of an chapel service held on the campus of Oral Roberts University in Tulsa, OK. The speaker is Bruce Olsen, missionary to Colombia's Motilone Indians. At 19 years old, Olsen left his university studies to go to Colombia to reach the Motilone, a tribe that was hostile and violent toward outsiders. While Olsen was reaching out to the tribe, one of the members shot him in the leg with an arrow. Surprisingly, they did not kill him but nursed him back to health. Olsen spent the rest of his career reaching this tribe with the Gospel …


1989 Perihelion - Oru Yearbook, Holy Spirit Research Center Oru Library Jan 1989

1989 Perihelion - Oru Yearbook, Holy Spirit Research Center Oru Library

Perihelion: ORU Yearbooks

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American High School Adolescent Life And Ethos: An Ethnography, Heewon Chang Jan 1989

American High School Adolescent Life And Ethos: An Ethnography, Heewon Chang

Library Books

This ethnography provides description and a cultural interpretation of American adolescent life. Based on anthropological fieldwork among adolescents in a small high school and its surrounding co-unity, it presents a description of their social life, an interpretation of the cultural ethos reflected in their lives, and a discussion of procedural and personal dimensions of conducting ethnographic research.

Many adolescents expressed their desire to "get along with everyone," "be independent," and "get involved." Reflecting American ideals of egalitarianism, inner-directedness, and competition, respectively, these aspects of the adolescent ethos affected their relationships with family, peers, school staff, and community members. Many adolescents …