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[edit] Masters degree and teaching too?
I'm trying to figure out how Lewis could be a (full-time?) teacher at college (Watterson) while getting a master's degree in one year (at Morehead State University), while also being a minister (all in 1980-1981). Help? John Broughton 23:59, 15 August 2006 (UTC)