Works from 2000
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
Gallery
04 — "Deus ex Machina" — Jessica Getchell
05 — Editorial: "Dysfunctional Toasters" and the Human Condition" — Peter Stroobosscher
07 — untitled — Christopher Filippini
09 — untitled — Tina Anderson
12 — untitled — Stafford Trapp
20 — "bed pen" — Phil Orr
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
08 — "A midnight walk: the gypsy's eternity" — Melissa Kruse
10 — "Poriphera's Swing" — Tim Thomp...
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
Gallery
cover — "Between Comfort and Reason"
04 — "Drawing #1!" — Stafford Trapp
05 — Editorial — Peter Stroobosscher
07 — untitled — Stacy Wieringa
08 — "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
24 — "Self-Consciousness is Exhausting" — Josh Ippel
27 — "anatomical study — Nate Post
31 — from "hard evidence" series — Mark Douma
Music
18 — "bagatelle" — Scott Blasco
Poetry
08 — "Excuse" — Jesse Meyer
10 — "In the wake of your future in Pennsylvania to D." — Kathryn Kuipers
13 — "the midnight of his birthday" ...
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
...Chimes: October 22, 1999, Calvin College
Bomb threats at Kenyan university by Nathan VanderKlippe
Freshmen, sophomores to register at 7:00 a.m.
Homosexuality: Campolos discourse on their disagreement by Nathan VanderKlippe
'Siblings' have fun, grow by Melissa Kruse
Something 'Fishy' with debit cards? by Britta E. Magnuson
Calvin fans: Where are they? by Keith Rodenhuis
JV volleyball makes winning a habit by Keith Rodenhuis
Animal research can be used in service to God by Hessel Bouma III, Ph.D.
...Chimes: October 15, 1999, Calvin College
Curtain Call: CTC member earns regional recognition by Beth Heinen
The Cheese stands alone: Practical jokers get their due with the annual Moses Award by Beth Heinen
Regional Lab remains closed until guidelines met by Nathan VanderKlippe
Marriage of golf, Frisbee coming soon to campus by Hillary Whitcomb
Gas leak forces evacuation of science buildings by Nathan VanderKlippe
Calvin students perform, jam at UICA by Joe Lapp
Women's golf swings and misses but at least they have fun trying by Leslie Pratt
New semester program sets students free in D.C. by Nathan VanderKlippe
...Chimes: October 8, 1999, Calvin College
China 'gets it done' for 50th by Sebastian Naslund
'Let's talk about sex' by Melissa Slager
Calvin students' gallery is Dynamite by Matt Poole
City-wide food drive by Nathan VanderKlippe
Men's golf gets rare home win by Leslie Pratt
Women's volleyball upsets No. 4 in nation by Keith Rodenhuis
Does Calvin have a sex obsession? by Erica Smith
Michigan legislators speak on faith and politics by Beth Heinen
...Chimes: October 1, 1999, Calvin College
Cross country leads the MIAA pack by Nate Fales
Worker shortages force Food Service to raise pay, recruit by Beth Heinen
Computer use at Calvin on the rise by Nathan VanderKlippe
South African representatives coming to Calvin by Nathan Vander Klippe
New animal research lab met with mixed reactions by Natasja VanderBerg
First annual Latino Taste Fest a success by Nicole Robertson
The science of sitting by Britta E. Magnuson
Christianity and the Arts: Another approach? by Tim Thompson
Volleyball overpowers Britons, goes 13-5 by Leslie Pratt and Marilee Gruenendyk
Calvin and Hope battle at the circus by Nathan VanderKlippe
...Dialogue: October 1999, Staff and writers of Dialogue
cover — untitled — Paul Birza
04 — "Chicken Little" — Mark Douma
05 — Editorial: "Nursing Regret" — Peter Stroobosscher
07 — untitled — Stafford Trapp
11 — untitled — Josh Ippel
13 — untitled — Stafford Trapp
15 — untitled — Paul Birza
20 — "Alhambra" — Paul Birza
24 — untitled — Matthew Stackowicz
27 — untitled — Josh Ippel
29 — untitled — Brian De Yong
30 — untitled — Manny Figueroa
08 — Greenskin Peasants from Mars — Brad Fruhauff
08 — "Thomas Grant" — Thomas Grant
12 — "Visual A++raction" — Adam Stout
14 — "Belief in God" — Nick Dekker
18 — The umbilical Chord, The Tomb — Brad Fruhauff
19 — "A Good Bed" — Jay Robinson
22 — "Erratica" — Joel Apple
28 — "Yardwork" — Tim Thompson
31 — "An Unfinished Poem on Graces" — Todd Slager
Chimes: September 24, 1999, Calvin College
Rapist arrested by Nathan VanderKlippe
Keeping a watchful eye by Britta Magnuson
Parking changes: Decrease danger, frustrate students with longer walks by Beth Heinen
South African speaker faces ghosts of past by Hillary Whitcomb
Calvin falls to Hope in MIAA opener by Sarah Rummel
Biblical approach needed for assertions about God's grace by T.J. Grant
Students could lose over $2.4M in grants, loans by Nathan VanderKlippe
...Chimes: September 17, 1999, Calvin College
Knightline armor not so shiny? by Nathan VanderKlippe
Gender Studies minor passes Educational Policy Committee by Beverly Ryskamp
Engineering Dept. receives $100,000 grant by Christian Bell
Changing the way faculty is governed by Natasja VanderBerg
New smoking policy implemented by Nathan VanderKlippe
'More than just sports': Intramurals broadens its horizons this year students have more options by Melissa Slager
Millennium Series to take Calvin into Y2K by Nathan VanderKlippe
...Chimes: September 10, 1999, Calvin College
Tragedy befalls community by Natasja VanderBerg
Filtering software blocks porn, raises questions by Nathan VanderKlippe
Sedimentation project stalled by complaint by Natasja VanderBerg
Seniority no longer criterium for staff pay by Christian Bell
Paving paradise: New walking path cuts through dorm 'V', helps students move in to dorms by Amanda Whittaker
Busiest summer ever by Amanda Whittaker
Physics professor witnesses devastating earthquake by Klaas Hoekema
Colleagues pay tribute to Basney by Susan Felch and John Netland
January Series brings home the Bowl by Beth Heinen
...Chimes: September 2, 1999, Calvin College
Concert series attracts national artists by Natasja VanderBerg
Getting around Calvin College: The not-so-authoritative guide to braving the wild Dutch yonder by Melissa Slager
...Chimes: May 12, 1999, Calvin College
The Meaning of Life? Just Ask Me by Maria van Pondersma
WWJD vs. Campus Safety by SpotYa
Secret New Core is Really Really Really Really Hard to Figure Out by Fil DE han
3,000 CAS 100 classes added by B.A. Vander Meer
Toxic fumes lead Chimes and Campus Safety to secret storage facility by Goody Kruser
Refugee aid halted for Gay Debate by Stookey Malone
God sues CCM industry by Marilyn Manson
Original Institutes Discovered! by William Waterson XVI
Celebrating Our Homogeneity by Hans Brinker
...Dialogue: May 1999, Staff and writers of Dialogue
cover — by Andrea VanderPol
02 — "Offensive Tripe's Last Stand" — by Captains Insano & Bizarro.
03 — CONTENTS: you are here.
04 — editor's last brainfart: "The Transgression of False Harmony"
05 — no art this time.
06 — by Josh Hagedorn (2/18/99)
08 — "a.m."
09 — (untitled) — by Brian DeYong
10 — by Jay Robinson
11 — "Throwing Rocks" — by Lauren Togtman
12 — by Aaron Schottelkorb
13 — "Saint Anders Passion" — by Matthew Walhout
14 — "untitled" — Tim Terry
15 — (IN)corporating Calvin (OUT):
16 — the master plan (not yet officially approved)
17 — by Frank Gorman
18 — Calvin's Bridge
19 — to the 21st Century"
20 — "When the Stars Come Out" — Aaron B. Smith
21 — "incidents from a life frozen stiff in the terror of unromantic love" — by Todd Slager.
22 — "Reconstruction Project" — Mike Richison
23 — "Backpa...
Chimes: April 30, 1999, Calvin College
Development Office has record-breaking year by Kathleen Minkner
Future of requirement discussed by Sarah Potter
Building construction set for completion this summer by Nathan VanderKlippe
Internet turns into battleground for professor and student by Hillary Whitcomb
Students use persuasion techniques to run clothing drive by Nathan VanderKlippe
Track and field teams to bear torch down MIAA homestretch by Nathan Bierma
...Chimes: April 23, 1999, Calvin College
A national tragedy hists home for some students by Sarah Potter
Sunday study hours approved by Nathan VanderKlippe
Calvin grads debut new film by Kathleen Minkner
Speakers to address racism issue by Nathan VanderKlippe
Lecture on CRC's Chinese relations explores controversial issues by Rachael Washington
CTC's 'ThreePenny Opera' rich in flavor and message by Nathan Bierma
The Calvin party scene by Melissa Slager
Is alcohol a problem among Calvin students? by Melissa Slager
Softball enters pivotal weekend by Phil Christman
...Chimes: April 16, 1999, Calvin College
Executive team Senate elections held today by Nathan VanderKlippe
New smoking restrictions passed; to be enforced in the fall by honor system by Nathan VanderKlippe
Fish House posts record sales, still strives to break even by Angela Meldrum and Madrigal Stone
Conrad Bult: Calvin's Man of the Millennium by Eric Flores
Student Life experiments with campus-wide Late Nights by Amanda Whittaker
Second B.F.A. exhibit: probing the spaces between language, life and art by Jane C. Knol
Student organizations need autonomy to be effective by Kenneth Zylstra
Campus Safety responds to aggravated assault by Nathan VanderKlippe
...Chimes: April 9, 1999, Calvin College
Longtime discussion on faculty Christian school requirement reignited by Sarah Potter
New core proposal approved by full faculty vote, delayed until 2001 by Nathan VanderKlippe
False scholarship letters dash student hopes by John VanderMeer
Honors Convocation makes changes, benefits students by Mark Moerdyk
Oratorio choir performs with 'Passion' for Easter by Phil Christman
Working during playtime: Students go on mission trips over spring break by Melissa Slager
One for the (other) thumb: Women's track chases tenth straight MIAA title, national top ten by Nathan Bierma
CAS department proposes CVN, WCAL takeover by Nathan VanderKlippe
...Chimes: March 12, 1999, Calvin College
Gay alum murdered by Nathan VanderKlippe
Christian school barricaded in Russia by Hillary Whitcomb
Tuition increase lowest on record by Sarah Potter
New core sparks variety of opinions by Nathan VanderKlippe
Feminism lecture draws huge crowd by Sarah Potter
Students spend semester in Hungary, see Europe by Britta E. Magnuson
Once-beaten national power stands between Calvin and Elite Eight by Nathan Bierma
Gay Debate II focuses on showing real people by Julianne Smith
...Chimes: March 5, 1999, Calvin College
Extern gives students opportunities by Britta E. Magnuson
Open house hours extended on Friday by Suzanne C. Winter and John J. Vander Meer
BOT approves Vice President for Student Life by Sarah Potter
Riots shock island of Mauritius, Calvin prof says by Dan Ausema
Chinese New Year comes to Commons for hundreds by Kathleen Minkner
Women's basketball fights way into second round by Nathan Bierma
New webmaster takes the technological reins by Nathan VanderKlippe
...Chimes: February 26, 1999, Calvin College
Adopt-A-Prof: Giving dorms somebody to look up to by Kara van der Pol
Donemus music festival this Saturday by Phil Christman
Dominican Republic program postponed, students protest by Kathleen Minkner
Grant gives students chance to research with professors by Nathan Vander Klippe
Hockey skates to third in division by Jennifer Neumann
Good music, good food, good cause for Donemus by Phil Blonn and Phil Christman
One student responds to Dominican Republic off-campus program delay by Kate Schramm
...Chimes: February 19, 1999, Calvin College
Homecoming brings students, alumni together by Kathleen Minkner
Course requirements to be changed in 2000 by Nathan VanderKlippe
Some zany homecoming ideas ditched for reality by Sarah Potter
English professor awarded for exemplary teaching by Suzanne Winter
Airband '99: Performing is more important than winning by Sarah Potter
Pierce Pettis purveys profound poetic pieces in Gezon by Phil Christman
Women's swimming climbs to second at MIAA Championships by Nathan Bierma
Knight Club gives away T-shirts and cheers teams by Kathleen Minkner
...Chimes: February 12, 1999, Calvin College
New semester program invites students East by Melissa Slager
Flaming C.J. log cause of rude awakening in BHT by John J. Vander Meer
Computer glitch adds up to $1,800 to some students' latest tuition bills by Kathleen Minkner
Eight bands to play Donemus concert by Nathan VanderKlippe
Student wins free laptop in bookstore giveway by Sarah Potter
Calvin teams with international scholars in South Africa by Hillary Whitcomb
Calvin art show combines creativity and worship by Phil Christman
Streaks collide, Hope snares share of MIAA lead by Nathan Bierma
New committee to address parking controversy by Amanda Whittaker
...Chimes: February 5, 1999, Calvin College
Solving the book buying headache by Kathleen Minkner
Photo exhibit empowers children, enlightens students by Matt VandeBunte
Scots stun Knights 82-76 by Nathan Bierma
Swimming to put finishing touches on strong season by Jennifer Neumann
Students immersed in tropics of Belize by Nathan Lujan
GRATA: taking a ride on the wild side by Dave Hoogendam
Looking back one final time at January Series 1999 by Nathan VanderKlippe
ESL minors to be added to Calvin course catalogue by Amanda Whittaker
...Dialogue: February 1999, Staff and writers of Dialogue
cover — Wendy Grevengoed
02 — HA.HA. spring horoscope
03 — table of contents
04 — editor's brainfart #3: a static life.
05 — "Sparky's Virtual Romance" — by Lorenzo Prada
06 — "Partial Shade" — P.W. Dykema
07 — "Woman Resting" — Jill Bonner
08 — "Amalgam" — by Peter Kooiman
09 — "The Project" — Brett Budde
10 — "Emily" — by Sara Shewan
11 — "Samuel" — by Michael Meinema
12 — "E___"
13 — "Plymouth, Massachusetts" — Rachel Schoenfuhs
14 — "Meditation Two: in between days" — by Josh Hagedorn
15 — "Théière d'Alladin" — Dan Vos
16 — by Katrina Vegter
17 — "Pablo and two weasel balls" — Dave Prinsen
18 — "Sonnet" — by Ben Van Wyke
19 — [rings] — by Susan Cantrell & Steve Smith
20 — "Ode to the Gardener (on the Road to Emmaus)" — by Nick Dekker
22 — "Julianne" — by Beth Barber
23 — "A queenly Solution to Frac...
Chimes: January 22, 1999, Calvin College
Presidential perspective by John J. Vander Meer
Historic Hope streak broken by Nathan Bierma
Keillor and Flint and on the ABC's of poetry by Johnathan Borsodi
Calvin reacts to alcohol-related death at Ferris State by Hillary Whitcomb
New requirements for Kuiper Seminars by Nathan VanderKlippe
A & E breaks down Hope/Calvin barrier for C.S. Lewis festival by Tim Thompson and Phil Christman
Calvin to receive $25,000 in grant money by Angela Meldrum
...Chimes: January 15, 1999, Calvin College
Snow shuts down Calvin, delays students by Kathleen Minkner
Tie-breaker of the Season: First meeting of Calvin and Hope this year will decide all-time series lead by Erica Smith
JSTOR database enhances student research possibilities by Suzanne C. Winter
Experts fear Y2K problem may disrupt global stability by Matt VandeBunte
Just in time: NBA gives us Calvin-Hope intro by Nathan Bierma
Copyright laws restrict residence video viewing by Nathan VanderKlippe
...Works from 1998
Chimes: December 4, 1998, Calvin College
Librarian Bult discovers rare book by Kathleen Minkner
Calvin students victims of late night attack by Sarah Potter
Mentorship program designed for 'scuba-divers' by Erin Dalton
New phone lines, more channels installed for on-campus residents by Nathan VanderKlippe
Ex-Calvin prof rewrites the book on aeronautics by Nathan VanderKlippe
Calvin students protest SOA with over 5,000 by Melissa Slager
Women's swimming knocks off Kalamazoo for first time in a decade by Nathan Bierma
Calvin should welcome DeVos's donation: a response to 'Mumblings' series by Ellie White-Stevens
Faculty Senate to discuss professor development by Melissa Kruse
...Chimes: November 20, 1998, Calvin College
Cross country teams cruise to nationals by Nathan Bierma
Ground broken on engineering building by Kathleen Minkner
Professors with shared positions love their job, spouse by Steve Schultze
Calvin leading youths along Pathways to Possibilities by Nathan VanderKlippe
Preliminary planning begins on CAS building by Melissa Slager
Christianity brings hope to Africa, Provost says by Hillary Whitcomb
Dorm RDs: Who they are, what they do, and why by Angela Meldrum
New-look Knights look to take torch from Hope by Nathan Bierma
Grand Rapids area Christian colleges should encourage interaction by Chimes Editorial Board
Jostens and Calvin bookstore team up for charity by Amanda Whittaker
...Chimes: November 13, 1998, Calvin College
$25,000 raised: Honduras relief efforts surpass expectations by Nathan VanderKlippe
Board and Senate review, make governance changes by Nathan VanderKlippe
Plastinate your frog for $50: Preservation pioneer come to Calvin by Kathleen Minkner
Holmberg attempts to shock RAs at Cedarville by Angela Meldrum
Calvin professor studies programs for the protection of ethnic minorities in Europe by Matt VandeBunte
Evil-doers open to ridicule, or servants of justice? by Melissa Kruse
From A to Z: Year of fall sports in review by Nathan Bierma
Conference brings Catholics and Protestants together by Sarah Potter
...Chimes: November 6, 1998, Calvin College
Hurricane Mitch devastates Central America by Chad Michael Weener
World Magazine reporter pulled from Calvin article because of ethical concerns by Nathan VanderKlippe
Environment, key consideration in building plans by Kathleen Minkner
Calvin Theatre Company get 'physical' by Kirk Heynen
Young Life: Throwing up milk, growing closer to God by Kathleen Minkner
Swimming jumps into new season with win at Grand Valley relays by Erica Smith
Blaming groups for hate crimes leads to tries to 'silence that voice' by Jeff Jewel
Students, faculty react to new advising process by Nicholas Dekker
...Dialogue: November 1998, Staff and writers of Dialogue
(COVER) — Steve Smith: "Drums" Chimes: October 23, 1998, Calvin College 'Vivent les Jacques' cries triumphant Chimes New procedure makes declaring a major easy by Marie Pierron New Year's Eve 1999: Three, two, one... disaster? by Melinda L. Berry Men's soccer wins wet and wild romp with Hope by Nathan Bierma Improvements prevent flooding in the Cave by Nicholas Dekker
02 — survey -> (more offensive tripe)
03 — CONTENTS.
04 — editor's BRAINFART #2: certain things last.
05 — Brad Tetzlof
06 — "Procustean" — Becky Thomas
07 — Coray Ames: "The Intermediate State."
08 — "to my pessimist re anger over suicides" — Katrina Vegter
09 — by Krista Vander Wal -> Tim Terry
10 — by Betsy Verduin
11 — interview -> with David Summers
12 — Jewelry Box by Reuben Van Til
13 — "The 3Rs:
14 — representation/reproduction & /reality"
15 — Mike Meinema -> "Bemis Street"
16 — "Man" - "Hombre" by Manuel Vasquez
17 — by Jill Bonner
18 — "Hardly Fitting" (part 2)
19 — by Dan Vos: "TEAPOT 5"
20 — by David Baxter
21 — Joe Lapp, "Remembrance"
22 — Jessica Fulljames
23 — "Anyone But Kerouac" — Christy Bratt.
24 — Mark Douma -> "East Houston Street: #1 of 2"
Chimes: October 16, 1998, Calvin College
Campus smoking restrictions considered by Suzanne Winter
Fish House robbed Sunday by John J. Vander Meer
Calvin student recounts captivity in the Congo due to civil war outbreak by Matt VandeBunte
Congress lowers student loan rates, changes aid by Amanda Whittaker
Depression is a leading student problem by Melissa Slager
Cross country teams earn national prominence as powerhouses by Ryan DeVries
New sub-committee to govern student media by Nathan VanderKlippe
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