This fascination is rooted in the human nature God created. Since God designed man with two legs to walk upright, he has been programmed to aspire rather than to be linked by four legs to the ground and to forage along a horizontal plane. There is something in the human design that demands exploits and disdains mediocrity. If we don't achieve excellence ourselves, we are nonetheless fascinated by those who do. It is true of the academic, as well as of the athletic, realm.
Accomplishments are the product of evaluation.
That rate exceeded by several quantum jumps the average pass rate of the examination. But, as the results of the October 1998 Baby Bar trickled in, it appeared that 97B would break the previous record. When the accounting was complete, 95B's school record remained intact-but just barely. We wish to express our appreciation and admiration for the hours of disciplined preparation that preceded the exam. These records are a reminder that God has His own Hall of Fame, as we find in Hebrews 11.