Works from 2001
Chimes: February 23, 2001, Calvin College
Tuition to increase by 6 percent by Christian Bell
Ban on smoking considered by Nathan VanderKlippe
Hanah's story: how one student beat anorexia by Nathan VanderKlippe
Conference on youth crime arrives at Calvin by Jeff DeKock
Education prof wins Presidential award by Jennifer Anslow
Defending the crown: men's basketball gears up for MIAA tourney by Kylene Compaan
Calvin students, professors celebrate women's history by Sarah VanKuiken
Give CHEER a chance by Carrie Jipping and Summer Smith
Women's swimming drowns Hope in conference meet by Ross Weener
...Chimes: February 16, 2001, Calvin College
Calvin men win in OT thriller by Kylene Compaan
Calvin's changing image by Christian Bell
Grand Rapids in controversy over casino by Carolyn Davids
Rare book collections finds a new home by Carolyn Davids
New Senators Elected Online by Elisabeth Bont
First half effort not enough, women's basketball falls by Ross Weener
Calvin sophomore takes stem cells to the bank by Sarah VanKuiken
War on drugs compromises personal judgement by Mark Schemper
Foursome inhabits Chaplain's office by Beth Heinen
...Chimes: February 9, 2001, Calvin College
Calvin begins re-evaluating public image by Christian Bell
Calvin Cheer: back after 30 years by Nathan VanderKlippe
Airband 2001 by Beth Heinen
Calving gets $50,000 grant by Matt Post
Schools and ads: too much business? by Nathan VanderKlippe
Men celebrate Homecoming win by Nathan Plasman
Homecoming ends women's four game losing skid by Ross Weener
How to fit a camel through the eye of a needle ... and why not to by Joshua Hagedorn and Cassandra Ferwerda
'Conservative values' group oversteps bounds by Christian Bell
...Chimes: February 2, 2001, Calvin College
Bess selling student Internet usage data by Nathan VanderKlippe
Knights slay Dutchmen Kylene Compaan
Neal Plantinga nominated for Seminary president by Christian Bell
Calvin celebrates racial diversity by Beth Heinen
Calvin chef wins coveted award for culinary excellence by Beth Heinen
DJs bring new music to Calvin by Christian Bell
Genetic manipulation raises ethical questions by Hessel Bouma III
Homecoming events fun for all by Beth Heinen
2,700 turn out for Senate booksale by Christian Bell
...Chimes: January 19, 2001, Calvin College
Calvin vs. Hope: round 145 by Jamie Olthoff and Kylene Compaan
Cantus sings 1000 years by Barbara Pezet
Seminary makes plans to expand by Beth Heinen
New web-based catalog unveiled by library by Christian Bell
New recycling bins help environment by Beth Heinen
Multicultural director resigns after 3.5 years by Nathan VanderKlippe
Lunch, discussion on faculty menu by Christian Bell
Disciplined zeal: Christian freedom on a college campus by Sarah VanKuiken
...Chimes: January 12, 2001, Calvin College
Rifkin explains new economic world by Nathan VanderKlippe
Violent game addicts Calvin students by Christian Bell
Fieldhouse sports new hours by Beth Heinen
Dykstra memorial scholarship awarded by Christian Bell
Calvin environmentalists attempt to lure Nader by Nathan VanderKlippe
The idolization of athletes by Nathan Bierma
Studying abroad provides framework for life by Michael P. Wright
Policy changes need student input by Christian Bell
Men's basketball captures decisive weekend victory by Ross Weener
...An Analysis and Critique of Leonardo Boff's theology and Social Ethics, Luiz Roberto França de Mattos, CalvinTheological Seminary
Leonardo Boff wrestles seriously with two challenging questions, namely, the reality of poverty in today's world and the contemporary ecological crisis. His overall project is to offer a Christian response to them. This project has three cornerstones: first, some Marxist axioms underlying his social analysis; second, an ontology appropriated from Teilhard de Chardin and strongly emphasizing the evolution of the universe; third, an epistemological suspicion of the human ability to know reality in itself. While the importance of Boff's work cannot be denied, the theological price Hoff pays for putting his priority on social ethics is considerable. His dismissal of classical theism, and his adoption of panentheism have serious implications Which must be faced before one counts the advantages gained. As to his epistemology, Boff suggests that, given the human limits to grasp reality, one...
Paul’s Ascent to Paradise: 2 Corinthians 12:1-4 in Its Ancient Context, Bethany Tanis, Calvin University
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The Doctrine of Divine Immutability as God's Constancy, Tersur Akuma Aben, CalvinTheological Seminary
A central claim of orthodox Christian theology is that God is immutable. That is, God exists and he is unchangeable. But there are two major problems with this claim: Can a coherent account be given of what it means to say that God is immutable, which affirms God's intimate relatedness to us in our space-time world of change? And, if it can, are there good reasons or arguments to show that God is not immutable? In response to the second problem, I deny that there are good reasons or arguments to show that God is not immutable. I maintain that such arguments as allot immutability to Hellenistic philosophy and claim that immutability is alien to biblical Christian theology emphasize only one side of the origin of this term. I show, on the contrary, that the Christian doctrine of divine immutability issues both from philosophical construction and biblical revelation regarding God. So the...
Works from 2000
Chimes: December 8, 2000, Calvin College
Professors petition board on OE by Nathan VanderKlippe
Dorms aid community by Erin Miller
Beets-Veenstra goes caroling by Christian Bell
How did you journey to Christmas this year? by Jeremy Deroo
Let Christ be focus of this Christmas season by Brian Bork
Christmas tree a pagan symbol by Jamey Espinoza
Men's basketball beats Beltline rival ... again by Kylene Compaan
Women's hoops come up short in tournament by Ross Weener
...Chimes: December 1, 2000, Calvin College
Cross Country wins first national title by Jamie Olthoff
The wandering Moses in Calvin history by Nathan VanderKlippe
Planned swap upsets students by Nathan VanderKlippe
Students study abroad by Erin Miller
Calvin astronomy to receive new telescopes by Beth Steenwyk
Broene Center bustles by Christian Bell
Knights claim 'Battle of the Beltline' by Ross Weener
Swimming posts respectable finish at Wabash Invitational by Rianna VanderGaast
A return from exile by Nathan VanderKlippe
"Lament for the Reformed Tradition" another demonstration of postmodern factionalism by Mike van Eerden
...Dialogue: December 2000, Staff and writers of Dialogue
2 September 20 Manifesto Mike Buma; 3 beads and a picture of a pretty face Annie Anderson; 4 Bradde Travis Blom; 5 Abercrombie Matt Stackowitz; 6 Sanctuary Sar Kontz; 7 Mandy Mitchell; 8 Studies of Light and Shadow Holly VanStaalduinen; 10 Notes on Racism Prof. Bob Butler; 11 gap Ryan Thompson; 12 Marie Ryan Thompson; 13 Ryan Reed; 14 Double Vision Tim Thompson; 15 Focus Anonymous; 16 Ryan Reed; 17 Chicago. November 27, 1999 Holly VanStaalduinen; 18 Kyoto: In the Courtyard of the Temple of the Goddess of Love Prof. James Vanden Bosch;19 Hattori Ryokuchi, July 24, 2000 Prof. James Vanden Bosch; 20 Prescience Nathan Sytsma, Johan de Zoete, T. J. Grant, Patrick Martin; 24 In which she ponders her ways Christy Phillips J. Rowley Kennerk; 27 Composition #1 Matt Stolle; 28 The Squirrel Joel Apple; 30 Suburban Landscapes Paul Birza; 32 Joy Anonymous Dave Van Noord; 38 Jetsmoke Nathan Sytsma;...
Chimes: November 17, 2000, Calvin College
Changes coming to smoking policy by Christian Bell
Cross Country wins Regionals by Jamie Olthoff
Oregon Extension accredited by Nathan VanderKlippe
Cable service interrupted by Beth Heinen
Badminton takes off as newest intramural sport by Rianna VanderGaast
Men's basketball defeats All-Star team by Kylene Compaan
Adoptive families recognized in November by Kathryn Harris
Students boycott consumerism by Matt Post
Donors and scholarship students get fed by Jarrod McCowin
...Chimes: November 10, 2000, Calvin College
New core curriculum approved by Christian Bell
A state undecided: Gore and Bush still waiting for Florida recount, absentee results by Kristin Werkhoven
Why study foreign languages? by Erin Miller
Calvin victim to theft by Christian Bell
Flu shots delayed by Beth Heinen
Stob lectures wrestle with common grace by Carolyn Davids
Volleyball defeated in MIAA Championship by Ross Weener
Men's soccer captured win over Hope by Geol Scheirman
Lament for the Reformed tradition at Calvin by Mike Buma
Services auctions bring fun to Calvin's campus by Beth Heinen
...Chimes: November 3, 2000, Calvin College
Spry Les Jacques crusaders lend grid-iron mercy to arthritic Fumblers by Jacques Strappe
'Wuthering Heights' hits Calvin by Lise Evans
Calvin cuts nursing ties with Hope by Nathan VanderKlippe
Interim to Israel in jeopardy by Christian Bell
Students reach out to community by Beth Heinen
Website reviews profs by Nathan VanderKlippe
Volleyball finishes fifth in tourney by Geol Scheirman
Swimming seasons begin, already strong finishes by Ross Weener
Sunny Day's Tide Hits Calvin by Karen Maylone
"Light in the Night" offers kids a safe halloween by Beth Heinen
Dialogue available upon request by Nathan VanderKlippe
...Chimes: October 29, 2000, Calvin College
Calvin plans four new major projects by Matt Post
Dialogue issue pulled from racks by Nathan VanderKlippe
Local hawk terrorizes Calvin squirrels by Matt Post
GRATA changes name, adds routes by Lisa Bonte
'Come Celebrate Calvin' successful by Christian Bell
Dance Guild plans all new show by Erin Miller
Reclaiming America from corporations by Brian Bork
Women's soccer dominate St. Mary's with six first half goals by Ross Weener
...Chimes: October 20, 2000, Calvin College
New alcohol survey supports prior results by Nathan VanderKlippe
Calvin picks up three Grands by Beth Heinen
Calvin student loan default rate below U.S. average by Daniel Palmer
On a quest for cleanliness by Nathan VanderKlippe
Calvin remembers Justin Weening by Beth Heinen
January Series to bring diverse international talent to Calvin by Christian Bell
Cross country keeps going, and going.... by Jamie Olthoff
Attendance low at World Food Day teleconference by Laura Hoksbergen
Calvin ignores goals by cutting off-campus aid by Jeremy DeRoo
Bible should be chapter and verse free by Nathan Bierma
'Come Celebrate Calvin' draws parents by Beth Heinen
...Chimes: October 13, 2000, Calvin College
Calvin pours money into Internet upgrades by Matt Post
Napster safe for now at Calvin by Christian Bell
View from East Jerusalem: In the footsteps of Ariel Sharon by Bert DeVries
Pathways program opens doors for inner-city youth by Beth Heinen
Newsweek circulation cut by Nathan VanderKlippe
Student organizations register 300 new voters by Carolyn Davids
Crew recognized as official club sport by Kylene Compaan
Volleyball endures tough loss by Jamie Olthoff
Broene Center offers help in cases of suicide by Nathan VanderKlippe
Gettin' freaky: A closer look at the world of superstition by Erin Miller and Sarah VanKuiken
Oregon Extension challenges beliefs and strength faith by Stephen Swanson
Calvin adds two off-...
Chimes: October 6, 2000, Calvin College
Food Service violations detailed by Beth Heinen
Survey documents dorm alcohol use by Matt Post
Oregon Extension approved by Beth Heinen
Calvin mourns passing of Justin Weening by Nathan VanderKlippe
Cross country seasons start strong by Matthew Armstrong
Acknowledging a hidden problem by Chandra Pasma
Bursting the bubble by Sarah VanKuiken
Rape article requires clarification by Allen L. Shoemaker and Anamarie Josse
Synod convention lacks leadership by Nathan Bierma
Calvin's website gets new caretaker by Christian Bell
Grant funds new information tech course by Kathryn Harris
...Dialogue: October 2000, Staff and writers of Dialogue
1 Holly Van Staalduinen Discovery; 2 Anonymous Focus; 3 Benjamin Hoekstra Book Reviews; 4 lppel Inc. Advertisement; 5 Annie Anderson Beads and a Picture of a Pretty Face; 6 T.J. Grant; 7 Joel Apple The Squirrel; 8 Luke Moore Joey's Room; 9 Matt Stolle Composition; 10 Nathan Sytsma Prescience; 11 Travis Blom Bradde 1-3; 13 Mike Buma Manifesto September 20; 14 Ryan Thompson gap; 15 Caleb Abetti A Little While Before the Feet Washing Incident; 19 Ryan Thompson Marie; 21 Josh Hagedorn Genderen Editorial-Interview with myself; 22 Justin Van Pie. 5 From Reflection Series; 23 Appendix
...Chimes: September 29, 2000, Calvin College
Calvin violates multiple health, safety standards by Nathan VanderKlippe
Azadeh's Iran by Kristin Werkhoven
Food Services pinned with 27 health violations by Christian Bell and Beth Heinen
Study assesses sexual assault by Kara Hunt
Calvin extends academic arms to California by Carolyn Davids
Student worker pay bonus delayed by Beth Heinen
Men's soccer falls in sudden death OT by Jamie Olthoff
Calvin athletes take part in, aspire to be in the Olympics by Kylene Compaan
ISA supports students adjusting to new culture by Erin Miller
JTS not a service to Calvin community by Danny Palmer
WCAL re-emerges on the Internet after semester off air by Matthew Post
Calvin archives undergo digitization by Daniel Palme...
Chimes: September 22, 2000, Calvin College
Calvin reduces study abroad aid by Nathan VanderKlippe
'Welcome to the big show!' by Bekah Vizdos
Accident sparks review of Calvin drivers by Beth Heinen
President presents papers, preaches in S. Korea by Christian Bell
Calvin prof teaches in GOP convention by Christian Bell
Women's soccer fights, falls to Kalamazoo by Rianna VanderGaast
Cross country jumpstarts season by Jamie Olthoff
Nothing fishy planned on newest Mosaic community by Dorothy Lee and Gabe Tannor
The Czars make impression on Calvin by Karen Maylone
Senators elected: Freshmen voted for their three representatives Wednesday by Beth Heinen
Bookstore to receive major overhaul by Calvin business majors by Beth Heinen
...Chimes: September 15, 2000, Calvin College
Calvin changes alcohol policy by Nathan VanderKlippe
CVN woes continue with broken equipment, little support by Beth Heinen
Human egg donation: an ethical debate by Erin Miller
Pauley wins national award by Nathan Bierma
Broene Center receives new director by Beth Heinen
FTC criticizes makers of violent entertainment by Kristin Werkhoven
Women's soccer struggling to find identity by Nathan VanderKlippe
Professors bring international styles to Calvin by Sarah VanKuiken
Zap Mama brings world beat to Calvin by Tim Thompson
The queen is gone: Waffle Bar loses its magic by Jake VanderPlas
New student groups form across campus by Beth Heinen
...Chimes: September 8, 2000, Calvin College
VP resigns after three years at Calvin by Nathan VanderKlippe
Faculty considers new core curriculum by Christian Bell
National Science Foundation Grant to fund creation of supercomputer by Christian Bell
Student religious backgrounds changing by Erin Miller
Calvin parties year-round for 125th by Nathan Bierma
Calvin receives grant, new biotechnology major by Beth Heinen
JTS price increase frustrates students by Jamie Steffes
Track and Field: A season to remember by Ryan DeVries
New faces, fresh ideas greet students by Sarah VanKuiken
Cathy Guiles puts herself in "Jeopardy!" by Cathy Guiles
Student Activities Board keeps Calvin entertained by Karen Maylone
Calvin gets U.S. News high rank by Beth Heinen<...
Chimes: September 1, 2000, Calvin College
It started with just one student ... by Nathan Bierma
Online buying can save on books by Nathan VanderKlippe
Do you like to watch? by Mark Deroo
Hearing the music, seeing the bands by Mark Deroo
Room for everyone in clubs by Nathan VanderKlippe
What's to love? by Mariann Olson
...Chimes: May 5, 2000, Calvin College
Professor gets sucked into cesspool by Innocent Bystander
Internet proxy protects students from damnation and education by Groote Broer
HHELL added to student garb by Aberfrombie and Finch
BODT raises tuition again by Milk Kuyers
Study finds sexual repression at all-time high by Body Image, Inc.
Clone returns to roots, rethinks its policy on women by Jane Doe
Epidemic of fear, confusion rages through Clone by Worldly-Wise Willy
Winkle wins title single-handedly by Rico Sauve
BIO strikes values, joins media 'skin-is-in' frenzy by Hollie VanderDutch
Airband: Boos and boohoos of epic proportions by Goody Cruzer
Cirqué de Elephant puts Clone on the global map by Dumbo
Guy Biker spends $50,000 on technological 'e...
Chimes: April 28, 2000, Calvin College
Freshman Prelude might be included in new core by Nathan VanderKlippe
Comedy of Costumes: 'The Comedy of Errors' brings comedy and antic to Calvin stage by Lise Evans
Vernal pond habitats feel effect of construction by Melissa Slager
Telecom looks to improve long distance rates in fall by Christian Bell
'Girlie Show' bursts Calvin bubble by Natasja VanderBerg
Faculty to see core in fall by Nathan VanderKlippe
Participation needed in order for rugby team to flourish by David Baxter
Track continues winning with best times in nation by Leslie Pratt
Earth Week reminiscent of first Calvin celebration by Elizabeth Katt
Calvin oversteps bounds on ticketing by David Malone
Nike thinks, therefore I am: Consumerism pervades U.S. soci...
Chimes: April 14, 2000, Calvin College
Plug pulled on laptops by Nathan VanderKlippe
Communication key for new exec team by Carolyn Davids
Neighborhood parking banned with new policy by Carolyn Davids
Forum stresses unity, celebrates diversity within the Church by Hillary Whitcomb
Party conventions translate into credit hours this summer by Nathan VanderKlippe
All in the genes? Implications of human genome mapping are widespread as completion draws ever closer by Melissa Slager
Week-long celebration planned for Earth Day by Melissa Kruse
BFA II is minimal but substantial by Matt Poole
Track generates wins and positive atmosphere by Leslie Pratt
Kuiper faculty seminar series receives $777,000 grant by Christian Bell
...Chimes: April 7, 2000, Calvin College
Calvin gives nod to Internet-only courses by Nathan VanderKlippe
Steak knife incident gets prof busted by GRPD by Nathan VanderKlippe
Calvin ranks high in study abroad programs by Beth Heinen
Aged weight room equipment replaced through YMCA by Christian Bell
McGregor Fellowships awarded to students for summer 2000 by Marilee Groenendyk
Lecturer explains RCA 'Arabian Mission' by Perry Trolard
Experience paying off for veteran baseball squad by Leslie Pratt
Despite slow start, softball is optimistic about future by Keith Rodenhuis
Successful Web registration elicits positive response by Carolyn Davids
...Dialogue: April 2000, Staff and writers of Dialogue
Gallery
5 Editorial: A Bucket of Marbles Peter Stroobosscher; 4 untitled Matt Poole; 6-7 untitled Christopher Filippini; 9 untitled Aimee Bell; 12-13 B. F. A. 2000: Luke Moore select works; 15 untitled Matt Stolle; 35 untitled Christopher Filippini; 36-37 B.F.A. 2000: Brian DeYong; 40-41 B. F. A. 2000: Stafford Trapp select works; 44 "Your tree" Eric Ebels; 48-49 B. F .A. 2000: Jill Bonner select works; 52-53 B.F .A. 2000: Jessica Getchell select works; 55 "Wonderstone" Travis J. Blom; 56-57 B. F. A. 2000: Mark Douma select works; 59 "The view from Moses" Peter La Grand; 60-61 B.F.A. 2000: Beth "Turtle" Barber select works
Poetry
8 "saint gregory's" Meagan Luhrs; 8 "march 1" Meagan Luhrs; 10-11 "'Three Berry Poems" Rebecca Ruth; 14 "The Needful Portion" Jesse Meyer; 45 "Insides Out" Fled; 46 "An American Fhoto Album" Jay Robinson; 47 "A V...
Chimes: March 31, 2000, Calvin College
Knights Win it All by Nathan Bierma
Festival takes over campus by Beth Heinen
BFA majors present artful finales by Matt Poole
Community gathers at Calvin for Summit on Racism by Tim Thompson
Engineering candidates seminars: out of this world by Nathan VanderKlippe
Paul Schrader returns to Calvin for Festival of Faith and Writing by Evan Koons
Calvin Web team covers big game by Melissa Kruse
Calvin Band tours Midwest with song and service by Christian Bell
Student Senate struggles to find new executive team by Natasja VanderBerg
...Chimes: March 17, 2000, Calvin College
New course focuses on information technology by Melissa Slager
Final Four! by Nate Fales
Senate organizes fundraiser for Kosovo hospital by Carolyn Davids
Calvin aims for Senate debate in fall after August primary by Nathan VanderKlippe
Beaugard brings new tricks to ancient performing art by Nathan VanderKlippe
Double overtime loss ends season in Sweet 16 by Nathan Bierma
A civic duty, a humiliating chore by Nathan Bierma
Science Building renovations falling behind schedule by Marilee Groenendyk
...Chimes: March 10, 2000, Calvin College
Men advance to NCAA tourney by Nate Fales
Calvin to require health coverage, Canadians to bear brunt of policy by Nathan VanderKlippe
Social Justice hosts Bread for the World 2000 conference by Klaas Hoekema
P2P receives more funds to expand by Beth Heinen
History students interview local Vietnam veterans by Carolyn Davids
Council focuses on the history of local women by Natasja VanderBerg
Women's b-ball shocks No. 7 Capital, advances to Sweet 16 by Nate Fales
Spring 2000 enrollment down by Carolyn Davids
...Chimes: March 3, 2000, Calvin College
Senate sides with ACLU by Nathan VanderKlippe
Audit aids Calvin in goal of improved accessibility by Melissa Slager
CSOs apprehend two subjects for trespassing by Melissa Slager
Lack of media head applicants concerns Student Life by Christian Bell
Calvin unveils new Web registration program by Nathan VanderKlippe
Vande Streek, seniors to Big Dance for first time by Nate Fales
Women avoid upset, cut down the nets by Keith Rodenhuis
CAAC acts for students with disabilities by Melissa Kruse
Codes require Calvin to meet needs by Nathan VanderKlippe
'Christian community' as a vision of residence life at Calvin by Mike Buma
Library implements new food and drink policy by Carolyn Davids
...Chimes: February 25, 2000, Calvin College
Tuition nears $19K by Nathan VanderKlippe
McCain wins Michigan, ensures long race by Melissa Slager
Racism summit faces past, forges future by Hillary Whitcomb
Crump gets reappointment despite controversial comments by Natasja VanderBerg
Students work as interns for McCain 2000, French embassy by Carolyn Davids
Professors form care group by Natasja VanderBerg
Project Neigborhood expands to second house by Barbara Pezet
Author Anne Lamott brings Christian voice to bestseller lists by Philip Christman
Men's b-ball ties MIAA record by Leslie Pratt
Students Senate looks to eliminate appeals with budgeting changes by Nathan VanderKlippe
...Chimes: February 18, 2000, Calvin College
Forum tape made without participants' knowledge by Natasja VanderBerg
Calvin proposes requiring students to have PCs by Nathan VanderKlippe
Friel's 'Translations' reclaims Irish identity through language by Amy Packwood
MSU and Calvin split on WMRL by Beth Heinen
Library pilots new wireless technology on fifth floor by Carolyn Davids
First Annual Student Video Contest to recognize lesser-known media art by Erin Miller
Frosh swimmers propel team to uncharted waters by Erica Smith
Calvin students shouldn't be tattle-tales by Brian Bork
Schultze named 'Exemplary Teacher' by Board of Trustees by Nathan Bierma
Seniors vote on gift, improvements to Ecosystem Preserve win out by Marilee Groenendyk
...Chimes: February 11, 2000, Calvin College
What a game! Knights win in OT over rival Hope after Winkle's sweet shot by Keith Rodenhuis
Airband winners booed by Chris Cooke
Student Senate members frustrated and plan to restructure organization by Carolyn Davids
Byker spends two weeks on tour in the Middle East by Nathan VanderKlippe
Homecoming game capped by dunks by Leslie Pratt
Alumnae art exhibit asks ineffable by Jane C. Knol
Students hesitate to discuss faith science conflicts by Melissa Slager
A shared heritage: Jelks delves into black American history by Hillary Whitcomb
Miscarriage of justice: Is Calvin somewhat like a police state? by Mike Buma
...Chimes: February 4, 2000, Calvin College
Find fame, fortune on 'Broadway' by Nathan VanderKlippe
Dorm drug busts result in suspensions investigations by Nathan VanderKlippe
'Left is right' by Carolyn Davids
Festival on Writing booked solid by Beth Heinen
Prism is back again for 2000 by Natasja VanderBerg
Men's b-ball extends streak by Leslie Pratt
Women's b-ball team takes off in second half by Keith Rodenhuis
Balance of faith and science found at Calvin by Nathan Swanson
Freshman senators set late-night snack proposal on the table by Nathan VanderKlippe
...Chimes: January 21, 2000, Calvin College
Max credit hours drop, per-hour rate reduced by Nathan VanderKlippe
Nail-bitin' win by Keith Rodenhuis
Online vendors compete for textbook market by Nathan VanderKlippe
Online testing paving the way for spring registration by Marilee Groenendyk
Faith and science questions dissected in Jan. Series by Erin Miller
Men's hoops come from behind to win at Hope by Leslie Pratt
Calvin doesn't integrate students' faith and science by Nathan K. Lujan
Students confront racism by 'Keeping the Dream Alive' by Elias Ortega and Tim Thompson
Calvin loses a friendly servant by Carolyn Davids
...Chimes: January 14, 2000, Calvin College
GOP hopefuls grapple with issues by Nathan VanderKlippe and Keith Rodenhuis
Deford warns of evils in sports by Nathan Bierma
Students attract media spotlight by Natasja VanderBerg
Calvin gallery shows unconventional Christian art by Matt Poole
Inner-city preacher challenges J-Series attenders by Hillary Whitcomb
Swim team gears up for upcoming meets by Erica Smith
The great anti-intellectual circus comes to town by David Baxter
Some dorms kill 'Assassins' because of school violence concerns by Nathan VanderKlippe
...Analysis and Critique of "Christ the Transformer of Culture" in the Thought of H. Richard Niebuhr, Michael Eugene Wittmer, CalvinTheological Seminary
This dissertation examines the world view slogan, "Christ the transformer of culture," in the thought of its creator, H. Richard Niebuhr. Although the phrase is popular in Neo-Calvinist circles, this study finds that its meaning in Niebuhr's theology deviates from Reformed orthodoxy. In order to understand what Niebuhr intends by Christ transforming culture, we begin by outlining his understanding of the biblical narrative of creation, fall, and redemption. Niebuhr describes the triadic community that exists between God, individuals, and the rest of creation. Unfortunately, humanity has always broken this community by distrusting God and being disloyal to his cause. Such depravity manifests itself in various henotheisms and polytheisms, which at bottom is a form of anthropocentrism. Nevertheless, God will inevitably reconcile the world to himself by instilling radical monotheism with...
Dialogue: January 2000, Staff and writers of Dialogue
5 Editorial: "Dysfunctional Toasters" and the Human Condition" Peter Stroobosscher
Gallery
4 "Deus ex Machina" Jessica Getchell; 7 untitled Christopher Filippini; 9 untitled Tina Anderson; 12 untitled Stafford Trapp; 20-21 "bed pen" Phil Orr; 24 untitled Stafford Trapp
Book Review; 27 "Hello, Goodbye" (I) Matt Poole; 29 "nude reclining on asteroid" Josh Ippel; 31 "Hello, Goodbye." (II) Matt Poole; 32 untitled Luke Moore, Jessica Getchell, Jill Bonner; 37 untitled Beth "Turtle" Barber
Book Review
28 Travelling Marcies: Some thouhgts on Faith by Anne Lamott, Benjamin Boss
Poetry
8 "A midnight walk: the gypsy's eternity" Melissa Kruse; 10 "Poriphera's Swing" Tim Thompson; 11 "Slow in Coming but Waiting Hard" Jill Eelkema; 11 "Leftovers" Peter La Grand; 22 "A Doxology of L...
Divine Passibility, Peter H. Vande Brake, CalvinTheological Seminary
The majority position in modern theology is that God is passible. Most modem theologians assert that the God portrayed by traditional theology is utterly impassible. They contend that the classical conception of God has been unduly influenced by Greek philosophical thought rather than biblical thinking This, however, is a hasty generalization that has little historical support. The word "impassibility" when it is used as a reference to God in modem theological discussions is taken to mean exclusively that God is "without the ability to have emotions and unable to experience suffering!' The historical material that deals with the issue of the impassibility of God makes the distinction that impassibility refers to the passions of God--those feelings or inclinations to participate in or commit sin. There are also very few theologians in any era who are willing to say that God cannot expe...
The Covenant theology of Francis Roberts, Won Taek Lim, CalvinTheological Seminary
The object of this study is to show how the covenant theology of Francis Roberts (1609-1675), an English Puritan, stands in the mainline of the Reformed tradition and assists in defining the seventeenth-century development of "covenant" or "federal" theology. In particular Roberts' covenant theology not only reflects the development and refinement of English covenant thought after the Westminster Assembly but also evidences the ongoing dialogue between the English Reformed writers, the Scottish Reformed writers, and the Reformed thinkers in Europe, particularly in the Netherlands. To judge the place of Roberts' covenant theology in relation to Reformed orthodoxy, the present study mainly concerns itself with the comparison of Roberts' theology with that of his Puritan predecessors, and the ways in which it stands in continuity with earlier Reformed covenant thought. Roberts divides in...
Works from 1999
Chimes: December 3, 1999, Calvin College
Women repeat as national champs by Nate Fales
Students join funeral procession at SOA by Klaas Hoekema
Faculty requirements discussed by Natasja VanderBerg
Calvin looks to replace three departing administrators by Marilee Groendyk
Biology professor fights for accessibility to DeVries Hall by Nathan VanderKlippe
Men's basketball wins Old Kent Classic, Winkle named tournament MVP by Leslie Pratt
Cinderella season comes to a close for men's cross country by Keith Rodenhuis
Fledgling astronomy program gets boost with 2 grants by Nathan Bierma
Y2K testing complete, emergency contingency plan created by Nathan VanderKlippe
...Dialogue: December 1999, Staff and writers of Dialogue
5 Editorial: Peter Stroobosscher
Gallery
cover "Between Comfort and Reason"; 4 "Drawing #1!" Stafford Trapp; 7 untitled Stacy Wieringa; 8 "Substance" Tim Terry; 11 "sailing a broken ship" Aaron Horevay; 12 "Topography of Tion" Brian Deyong; 15 untitled Rachel Epp; 19 untitled Natasha Nelson; 21 untitled Beth "Turtle" Barber; 23 "Proclaimer" Luke Moore; 24 Ryobi RSll2 Matt Poole; 27 "anatomical study: Nate Post; 24 "Self-Consciousness is Exhausting" Josh Ippel; 31 from "hard evidence" series Mark Douma
Music
18 "bagatelle" Scott Blasco
Poetry
8 "Excuse" Jesse Meyer; 10 "In the wake of your future in Pennsylvania to D." Kathryn Kuipers; 13 "the midnight of his birthday" jane c knol; 14 "The Bible's Book of Sex" Lise Evans; 17 "By the Spirit" Jay Robinson; 18 "The Desire Quintet...
Chimes: November 19, 1999, Calvin College
Republican candidates come to Calvin by Nathan VanderKlippe
CVN hosts award-winning author by Melissa Kruse
E-mail stations: PCs boot out Unix by Amy McGary
Wolterstorff speaks on justice in education by Nathan VanderKlippe
Festival of Faith and Writing features world-class lineup again by Beth Heinen
The cycle of recycling on campus by Tim Thompson
City lets off-campus students recycle with ease by Melissa Slager
Environmental issues elicit mixed responses by Melissa Kruse
Mens club volleyball wins home opener convincingly by Nate Fales
Forum gets new 6:30 a.m. spot on Michigan PAXTV by Nathan VanderKlippe
...Chimes: November 12, 1999, Calvin College
Chimes digs grave, Fumblers jump in by The Chimes Staff
CTC's 'Sonata' teases brain by Amy Packwood
Survey highlights ups and downs in lives and work of Calvin faculty by Nathan VanderKlippe
Questionnaire brings to light faculty gender issues by Nathan VanderKlippe
Pressing toward tenure means stress for profs by Nathan VanderKlippe
Students create projects for the real world by Kristin Pederson
Women's volleyball heads back to the big dance by Keith Rodenhuis
Nine faith communities come together at Calvin by Tim Thompson
...Chimes: November 5, 1999, Calvin College
Young team goes far by Leslie Pratt
Engineering goes global with new equipment by Beth Heinen
Calvin spends $50,000 on 'eyesore' by Nathan VanderKlippe
Calvin takes 'fresh look at racism' by Beth Heinen
Johnny's welcomes Sunday studiers with open doors by Hillary Whitcomb
Calvin crew has no boats to row ashore ... yet by Melissa Kruse
Men's and women's cross country decade of dominance continues by Nate Fales
Calvin gets high marks for character by Marilee Groenendyk
...Chimes: October 29, 1999, Calvin College
Runners go the distance for fund by Natasja VanderBerg
Complaint addressed, work resumes on ponds by Nathan VanderKlippe
Midnight Madness hits Calvin basketball by Keith Rodenhuis
DeVos emphasizes need for principles in business by Nathan VanderKlippe
Biotechnology major added by Melissa Slager
Mosaic hosts events focused on diversity by Dave Dykhouse and Eric Flores
Smoking policy update from the Student Life Office by John Britton
New organization to look at issue of Body Image by Melissa Slager
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