Works from 1978
Chimes: April 7, 1978, Calvin College
Chapin, Rinck, and Knip seek Presidency
Faculty approves new calendar
Comm Board selects editors
A season for change
Moses prophetically pops in and out for 50 years by Kirstie Bishop
Campus church dissatisfies many by Brad Becker
Ten Years After by RWS
Senior art students exhibit work
Calvin will host La Boheme
Students sing, play
Senate demands budget
Ultimate Frisbee: soaring to new heights by Dan Hawkins
Internship offers valuable experience by Mike Bowman
Seniors complete transition
Men change tradition
...Dialogue: April 1978, Staff and writers of Dialogue
COMMENT
4 — The Bricks of Knollcrest — Mark Borst
5 — The Man Trap — Charles H. Fondse
FEATURES
10 — Olive Plants, Dancing and Full Quivers — Joan Huyser
18 — Libben of dea / Dead or Alive — Grace Miedema
23 — What Makes It Poetry: A Symposium
POETRY
8 — G. Jhon Kleyn
8 — Robert Holkeboer
9 — John Suk
9 — Beth Style
9 — Dan Hawkins
14 — T.A. Straayer
ART
2 — Jil Evans
7 — Laura Bordewyk
16 — Kathy Heerdt
22 — Kathy Heerdt
24 — Jil Evans
26 — Linda Wielenga
COVER
Rachelle Smith
Crimes: March 17, 1978, Calvin College
Spoof Edition: Calamity College Crimes
Crimes uncover expansion secrets
Gurdy plans Fashion Fun
RA dopes out situation, nabs Banner thieves at library
Students pressure DooItt to build ramps
Amwad: The Love of money is the root of all wealth by Steve K Crassashell
Students rough it on the pond for spring break
Some people have it... by US
A call for eradification by BS
Intramural players enjoy "most dangerous game"
Baseball team outraged at spring tour relocation plans
...Chimes: March 10, 1978, Calvin College
Diekema squelches vacation rumor
The Free will boycott conference
Senators spur housing contract revision
Africans halt racism protest
Call for Senate action by DP
New paper advocates neighborhood reconciliation by Bob Boomsma
Lawyer supports separate Quebec
Oratorio sings St Paul
A stop for beer leads to Hollywood debut by Bob Boomsma
Language study pays dividends by Mike Bowman
Knights claim third in state tourney
Knights demolish Olivet in season finale
...Chimes: March 3, 1978, Calvin College
Deep frying donuts ignite dorm kitchen
Calvin hosts corporate critic
GM, others recruit seniors at Job Fair
Com Board approves few editor nominees
Japanese Christians conflict with culture by Teresa Reinsma
Devotions on wheels make summer for student by Karen Reinders
Oberlin choir invades FAC
UN could use Calvin
Thespians present Ibsen this weekend
Fear and loathing in Grand Rapids by Daniel Hawkins
Dégagé ministry remains after ten years of change by Bob Boomsma
Calvin women relinquish WMIAA title
Improved Knights again subdue Hope
...Dialogue: March 1978, Staff and writers of Dialogue
FEATURES
4 — Semester in Chicago — Jim DeBoe & Jane Bosma
8 — Technology, Freedom, and the Christian — Derk Pereboom
8 — Photo Essay
18 — The Nuclear Energy Crisis — T. A. Straayer
29 — The Problems and Promise of Biofeedback — Michael Vredevoogd
POETRY
10 — Randy VanderMey
14 — Bob Boomsma
26 — Al Aasman
26 — Chris Campbell
27 — Connie DeHaan
ART
2 — Steve Vogel
5 — Christina Homan
6 — Ginny Elkema
7 — Herm Weima
12 — Mary Kamphuis
13 — Chuck Dykstra
15, 25, 32 — Margaret Dykhuis
27 — Nancy Ebbers
28 — Peter Dykhuis
31 — Sharon Visser
COVER
"Mantessa" — Margaret Dykhuis
Chimes: February 24, 1978, Calvin College
RA smokes out dorm tokers
Employment chances improve for grads
Rice reports on faculty
Prism: Better no reminder than a bad one by DP
Jewish Christian will serve Passover
Guitar music will fill FAC
Film scholarships available
Manor House: more than a plush museum by Mike Bowman
Calvin trounces Hope by 49 points
Swimmers begin MIAA Championships
Calvin's hockey team wins three
...Chimes: February 17, 1978, Calvin College
Next year's tuition will rise $115
Board honors Spoelhof
Letters could cause dance delay
Disabled student "confined" at Calvin
The Free loosens up by Derk Pereboom
Israeli visitors assure nation's security by Rod Blom
Trustees dance through agenda
Senate reaches out to ethnics, lost sheep
Guilds pull together for Gezelligheid by Emily Talen and Clair Patterson
Calvin vanquishes league-leading Adrian
...Chimes: February 10, 1978, Calvin College
Masterful thieves swipe PA
Next year's dormies will "triple up"
Return of the Native: interview with Paul Schrader
KIDS evaluation by DP
Monastic journey ends in spirit of unity
Comics face hostile audience
Profs in lecture series debate sex roles
EPC interviews students about interim
Diekema plans ahead
"Left-behind" faculty promote inner-city life by Paul DeJong
Student paddles out of the mainstream with kayaks by Bob Boomsma
Knights tally 68-62 win over Hope
Hockey ties with archrival Northwood
...Chimes: February 3, 1978, Calvin College
Cleaver headlines homecoming
Profs okay anti-racism protest
Dorm escapes 3-hour shower damage
Contrived suburbia or real community? by PDJ
KIDS seeks student support to aid GR community
Zondervan bash exposed by Beth Meetsma
Churchwomen discuss roles
Artist Series presents renowned Quartet
Wayne and Western ride into Calvin
Transfers praise profs, interim
Trustees face future decline
a name? What's in a name? What's in a name? What's in by Bob Boomsma
Trip to monastery yields thoughts on solitude
Special delivery ends by Kirstie Bishop
Senate will poll students about interim by Jim Pluymert
Local houses are h...
Dialogue: February 1978, Staff and writers of Dialogue
COMMENT
4 — Sabbath Observance — Rolf Bouma
FEATURES
5 — Right of Passage — Rod Blom
8 — Letter to Potchefstroom
12 — Interview: Robbin Jensen
SHORT STORIES
6 — Against the Dying of the Light — Tim Straayer
14 — Grandfather at Home — Dan Hawkins
20 — Last Words — Larry Ten Harmsel
POETRY
10 — Dan Hawkins
22 — R. W. Veltman
22 — Dan Hawkins
22 — Faith Van Alten
ART
2 — Jeff Robinson
11 — Stan Meyers
16 — Aaron Visser
21 — Herm Weima
23 — Chris Sharda
COVER
Mirrors — Tom Koole
Chimes: January 20, 1978, Calvin College
Calvin plane flies to Holland
Pluymert seeks student views
Diekema speaks about Interim, censorship and the abandoned dorm
Culture conflict by BH
Sell out by DP and EJ
South African Christians issue Declaration
Drama solves conflict
Sem Aud screens Parisian Lovers
Varsity Basketball record is 5 and 5
Chimes publication standards
KIDS faces important policy decisions by Rolf Bouma
Potok speaks on culture conflict by Dan Hawkins
Knights victorious in season opener
...Chimes: January 13, 1978, Calvin College
DeWit halts million-dollar dorm
Author Potok lectures on culture conflict
WCAL gets belated boost
Faculty argue interim's worth
This time next year?
English 100 loses paper
Grandmother revises life with dorm stay
Class studies and acts on African problem
Hiring increases for youths
Community heals body and soul
More than liberal arts needed
Problems plague traveling knights
...Works from 1977
Chimes: December 9, 1977, Calvin College
CCCS proposed land preserve
Dorms aid stricken Georgia Bible school
Interim brings many speakers to campus
Community crisis by BH
In Christ shall all be made alive
New student center considered for '78
Profs take sabbaticals
Next year's financial aid forms shrink
Petition drive aims at property taxes
College must give students consumer info
Seminary president Kromminga shares report of Far East
Free University's VanderHoeven enjoys Calvin semester by Teresa Reinsma
Mullins explains dorm hour discrepancies by Lori Allen
Calvin upsets top-ranked Grand Valley
Calvin skinclads set butterfly record
...Chimes: December 2, 1977, Calvin College
Minority students speak out
Old ballots found
Sider will speak to "rich Christians"
Belate and benaauwd by Paul De Jong
CCCS plans study of private schools
German study surprises three
Concerts at Calvin: A weekend of classics
40's fascism, 30's dustbowl in weekend film garden
Kromminga reports on Orient sabbatical
Knights claim third in tip-off
Hockey team manages split
...Chimes: November 18, 1977, Calvin College
Ugandan tells of Amin bloodshed
Students try to expose campus flasher
Students show Dutch interests
DeWit announces KE dorm
Will Calvin spare of spoil? by Amy Plantinga
Student life insurance warrants investigation
Filmies screen dirty trick flicks
VA Guild hosts contest
Proposed WCAL expansion held up
Students seek out garbage
Daane considers timely issues in lectures by Bill Zeilstra
Student possesses sixth sense by Teresa Reinsma
Vroon works with inexperienced team
...Chimes: November 11, 1977, Calvin College
Faculty ok's pop music course
Play opens on unique stage
Defaults low on grad loans
Diekema discusses dance, films and minorities
Cry, the beloved country by DP
Humble criticism by EW
Runner translates volumes
Calvin AI keeps writing
Alumnus Manfred honored in Siouxland
Joe suburbanite gets laughs by Jum Dunkerton
Dayspring community disbands
Women's volleyball team takes MIAA
Calvin soccer squad claims victories
...Chimes: November 4, 1977, Calvin College
Faculty protests recent ban
Housewife speaks on campus
Senate meets for treats
Cynicism understandable by BB
South Africa: A matter of time by Carl Plantinga
Women can learn to fend off rapists
S African gives concert
Lecture will emphasize truth of Bible
Student Conference faces campus racial issues
Are you ready for the country? by William Sheldon and GJ VanSpronsen
How the US deals with bankrupt students
Social dancing: two-stepping ahead by Rich Bouma
A fable: Farmer VanderPloop's foibles and follies by Laura VanderLungersma
Injuries hobble Knight's title chance
Calvin contends for league title
...Dialogue: November 1977, Staff and writers of Dialogue
COMMENT
22 — David Westendorp
FEATURES
4 — Are Men and Women Only Equal? — Mary VanderGoot
7 — Women and the Church — Marchiene Vroon-Rienstra
12 — Liberating Calvin's Women — Jeanette Bult-DeJong
16 — Art Feature — Helen Bonzelaar & Carol Jurgens Fryling
25 — Poetry Feature — Mildred Zylstra
26 — Women and the Constitution: Notes on the ERA — Sher Jasperse
30 — DeVries's Women — T. A. Straayer
34 — Review: Sylvia Plath: Method and Madness — Marilyn Tanis
POETRY
3 — First Hymn to Persephone — David Westendorp
14 — Sonnets from the Misogynist — T. A. Straayer
23 — Untitled — Marianne Scholte
24 — New Clothes — John Richter
24 — Opinions — M. Edmund
ART
2, 23, 24 — Drawings — Shelly Smith
6, 28 — Drawings — A...
Chimes: October 21, 1977, Calvin College
Petitioners protest Taxi Driver
Budgets cut by committee
Broene Center thinks about marriage
CR women stir interest
Homiletic decay by DP
Filmies present alumni, Bergman films
Music festival held tonight
Art exhibit features new Art faculty
French Consul speaks
Calvin moves cautiously on new internships by Teresa Reinsma
How will Calvin resolve minority problems? by Rod Blom
Overseas studies offer low-priced programs by Jim Lander
Immigrant professor takes hard look at Castro's Cuba by Dorranne Williams
Diekema looks ahead, designs five-year plan by Bob Boomsma
Field hockey works to bolster record
...Chimes: October 14, 1977, Calvin College
Journalism program remains ill
Recycle Unlimited fashions new equipment
Beltline expansion affects Calvin's land
Church militant by DP
Empty seats by JR
Rus recital features romantic music
Morning sickness... and concern for the living by Dale Mentink
Lappé denies hunger myths by Aileen Van Beilen
Recycle cans, paper on campus
Volley ballers split road games
...Chimes: October 7, 1977, Calvin College
Senate rejects Faber's seat
Gilbert blames delay on student apathy
Lectures to start Oct 18
Freedom to confront by BH
Pistons snuff Braves
Students to lobby for hungry through network of churches
Trustee's dancing plan for '78 depends on synod's approval by Michael Jipping
Alaska, Guatemala lure calvin student
Bicyclists tackle the highways of Europe by Randy Bremmer and Jon Huizinga
Frosh standouts excel in Cross Country
Hockey sports new schedule and new uniforms
Soccer team becomes "good mudders"
...Dialogue: October 1977, Staff and writers of Dialogue
COMMENT
4 — Why Radio at Calvin? — Jan Chapin
FEATURES
6 — Language Study and Liberal Arts: The Interpretation of Reality — Clarence Walhout
10 — A Dime a Dozen — Eric Jager
12 — Facing the Obligations of Mass Communication — Sher Jasperse
21 — Of Centennials and the Holy Grail — Ronald Wells
24 — Journalism at Calvin: A Review — Del Nykamp
30 — English-teacher Blues — Mary Hietbrink
32 — Taxi Driver and the Savage Cinema — Leonard Sweetman
FICTION
15 — Johnny Dooley and the Sandlot Boys — Lori Allen
POETRY
9 — Connie De Haan
9 — Dan Hawkins
9 — T. J. De Boer
ART
2 — Mary Veenstra
8 — Linda Ruiter
11 — T. Macyn Bolt
17 — Ron Pederson
19 — Tim Van Laar
35 — Jil Evans<...
Chimes: September 30, 1977, Calvin College
Gov't cuts minority program
New Construction will meet many needs
Senate fills committee positions
Caveat Censor
Calvin receives $1000 scholarship gift
Visual Arts Guild lives!
Administration divides
Van Halsema gives Art Gallery new look
Opera playing at Calvin FAC
"Volunteer professionalism" marks program by Bob Boomsma
Jackson stresses educational opportunities by Alan Pauw
Forum--Boomsma supports Urgent Action Network by Bob Boomsma
Steen predicts upswing in Golf standings
Hageman directs new intramurals
...Chimes: September 23, 1977, Calvin College
Ford to lecture at Calvin
New Center for scholars
New Dean sees need to sensitize women
Reevaluation by EW
Forum--Jim Pluymert by Jim Pluymert
Faber introduces season
Guilds make slow comeback
Soccer team must rebuild its defense
Women's athletics go small college
Roster gets run-around
...Dialogue: June 1977, Staff and writers of Dialogue
COMMENT
4 — Why Radio at Calvin? — Jan Chapin
FEATURES
6 — Language Study and Liberal Arts: The Interpretation of Reality — Clarence Walhout
10 — A Dime a Dozen — Eric Jager
12 — Facing the Obligations of Mass Communication — Sher Jasperse
21 — Of Centennials and the Holy Grail — Ronald Wells
24 — Journalism at Calvin: A Review — Del Nykamp
30 — English-teacher Blues — Mary Hietbrink
32 — Taxi Driver and the Savage Cinema — Leonard Sweetman
FICTION
15 — Johnny Dooley and the Sandlot Boys — Lori Allen
POETRY
9 — Connie De Haan
9 — Dan Hawkins
9 — T. J. De Boer
ART
2 — Mary Veenstra
8 — Linda Ruiter
11 — T. Macyn Bolt
17 — Ron Pederson
19 — Tim Van Laar
35 — Jil Evans<...
Chimes: May 6, 1977, Calvin College
New Calvin entry way will be built at Buron Street
Culprits reveal ex-lax Chicken caper
Old Senate regime "dies" laughing
Edification in separation by BH
Ambassador describes socialist Germany
KIDS chooses new staff
Faculty okays new courses
Filmies screen final movies
Sexpert exposes latent dormie desires by Eric Jager
Around the world in 90 days by Alan Pauw and Carl Plantinga
Veteran hitcher tells of pains and pleasures by John Vandenbos
Calvin hosts Nationals
Kazoo whips MIAA, but not Hartman
...Dialogue: May 1977, Staff and writers of Dialogue
COMMENTS
4 — Contributing Factors — Deb Ellens
6 — Student Concerns — Rolf Bouma
6 — One Decade Later — Marianne Scholte
FEATURES
8 — Remember Chapel? — Bernard Pekelder
10 — British Blend — Clarence Walhout
12 — Elvis Presley, a Cherry Tree, and Depths to Plumb — John H. Timmerman
18 — Student Senate's New Deal — Jonathan Rockey
20 — Dorms vs. Apartments: Living Out the Options — Eric Wolterstorff
22 — Progress in Education: Back to Basics — David A. Kloosterman
REVIEW
28 — Prism 1977 — T. A. Straayer
POETRY
15 — Sher Jasperse
15 — Dan Hawkins
15 — T. A. Straayer
21 — Grace Miedema
26 — Bob Boomsma
ART
2 — Jill Evans
5 — Kathy Talsma
11 — Stan Myers
16 — Robert ...
Chimes: April 29, 1977, Calvin College
Fourteen students vie for Senate seats
Felice, Buddingh turned down by Board
WCAL broadcasts Monday
Art Guild contest draws student fire
US awards four professors
Fine Arts Guilds might be dropped next year
Math prof moonlights as railroad baron by Bob Boomsma
Meistersingers to play with String Quartet
Calvin captures city tennis crown
Men's track and field record is 6-0
...Chimes: April 22, 1977, Calvin College
DeWit tells plans of campus building
Actors dramatize concert
Speakers explore justice
Senate's responsibility by BH
Com Board suspends Prism decision
Vroon and Tackers will play All-Stars
FC features newspaperman
RAs announced for Knollcrest East
Students organize on the environment by Garret Brower
Trans-Alaska Pipeline seen as boom and boondoggle by Jim Spee
Work-study helps students make ends meet by Jan VanderSluis
Faber downplays campus crime by Wayne DeJong
Three events qualify for Nationals
Men's tennis bounces back
...Chimes: April 15, 1977, Calvin College
Pluymert wins amid criticism
Student art show opens in Gallery
Music students give up Stradivarius
Election mandate by EW
Run-off election needed by JR
Linguistics department remains in limbo by Bob Boomsma
Admissions office seeks non-CRC recruits by Aileen VanBeilen
Knighties split a doubleheader
Calvin heads for Regional
...Chimes: April 8, 1977, Calvin College
Candidates Disagree over Student Senate Mandate
Local police search for bomb-fire link
Faculty agrees to new grading policies
Broene Center offers TA
Social conference to challenge CRC
Panel of candidates discuss differences
DeVries Plans Jordanian Expedition by Marilyn Tanis
Sociology Students Attend National Convention by Jane Bosma
Language Interims Cut Core Requirements by Fred Knip
Sixty Students FOSCO Seats Open After Senate Election by Eric Jager
Calvin Grad Now Mocha King by Paul DeJong
Calvin earns 3 of 6 MIAA records set
...Chimes: March 18, 1977, Calvin College
Holkeboer will become Chimes editor after break
Senate hears views on plans for restructuring
Deans announce appointments
Retrospective by MT
Prospective by LB
Non-Calvin fellows chosen for CCCS
Moses' reincarnation doubtful; Abe to appear soon by Fred Knip
Third graders learn in demonstration classroom by Calvin Bratt
Lop-sided Ed Department grades partly justified by Rod Blom
Leading scorer Veenstra ends season
Intramural hockey fans grow in number
Frisbee team hopes to win penultimate tourney
...Chimes: March 11, 1977, Calvin College
Faculty approves courses and student conduct code
Filmies include Hitchcock
Pragmatic apathy by LB
Griffioen will lecture on economics
Junior Varsity ends season with a 6-4 record in MIAA
Fire causes $1500 worth of damage
KIDS seeks coordinators for fall term
FISH runs ministry of day-to-day chores by Jennifer Seel
Bethany Christian Services adjusts and grows to meet changing demands for services by Wendy Asma and Jane Bosma
PE Department announces staffing changes
Coach Tuuk anticipates new track season
Calvin wins fifth MIAA championship
Hockey team ends season with tourney first place
...Chimes: March 4, 1977, Calvin College
Holkeboer plays Beethoven et al in piano recital tonight
Well-known Christian band gives concert in FAC Sunday evening
Elizabeth Leitch will give address at LaGrave CRC
Student deans plan an open forum to learn about resident opinions
CCCS solicits student applications
Lab Band will attend National Jazz Festival
Forum--Journalism, witnessing, and Calvin College
Geerdes plays role in new $18 million Civic Center
Months of debate result in Senate Reorganization Plan by Jim Rinck
Buist, Capel, DeGroot, Veenstra end b-ball careers
Men's swimming team ends season in second place
Hockey team defeats JC, loses to MSU
...Dialogue: March 1977, Staff and writers of Dialogue
6 — On Interstate 90 in Montana
Bob Boomsma • August 1976
8 — Sonnets from the Misogynist
T.A. Straayer
12 — The Fair
Rosanne Lopers
16 — Untitled
Laurie DeNooyer
16 — of the hard winter
Bob Boomsma
17 — FAG Six Years Later: Time to Reconsider
Craig Menninga
Chimes: February 25, 1977, Calvin College
Thespians will perform autobiographical Betti play
Skillen will speak on world politics
Filmies screen two French classics
Apathy III by BH
Second Annual Job Fair will aid seniors in finding jobs or job possibilities
Francis Schaeffer will conduct seminar to introduce his new film series
VanElderen excavates old Egyptian site
Forum--Diekema's action by Evelyn Lantinga Brandt
Forum--WCAL by Steve Wright
Students unaware of many library services; Monsma urges publicity by Ron Vander Weele
Repression continues in Europe by Calvin Bratt
Basketball wins and losses create two-way tie
Men's swim team wins to improve record
...Chimes: February 18, 1977, Calvin College
Olthuis will present lecture on "Institutional Reform"
Bunuel films will be shown
Faber will retire in August
Streamlining Senate
Development Director will resign in May
Expansion entails administrative change
1977 Interim abroad--Italy by Marilyn Tanis
Grand Rapids Baptist's WCSG defies campus radio jinx by Rod Blom
Advertising pays off for Interim activities by Paul DeJong
Philosopher Dooyeweerd dies at age 83 by Rosanne Lopers
B-ball team improves record
Hockey team stops Delta College cold
...Chimes: February 11, 1977, Calvin College
Paul Vitz opens Spring Lecture Series tonight
Bach Festival Society will perform major work
Committee plans many activities for commuters
Apathy revisited by MT
Pekelder chairs committee on dance
Career Day will show vocational options
New York, bio-feedback, show highlight interim 1977 by Marjo Vander Mey
Biofeedback eases tension, cures headaches by Paul DeJong
Today is the yesterday you'll dream about tomorrow-that is, Don't look now but your nostalgia is slipping by Ben Beversluis
Trustees examine expansion proposals by Frank DeVries
Knights beat Hope, keep second place
Swimmers get first MIAA win
...Chimes: February 4, 1977, Calvin College
Music, lecture, and sport will entertain Homecomers
Senate debates request from Lecture Comm
Lecturers will follow singletheme
Anema sets school record
Hockey team finishes fourth in lively tournament
Knights bring league record to 3-1
...Dialogue: February 1977, Staff and writers of Dialogue
FEATURES
4 — More Tidings — Randall VanderMey
6 — Unifying Our Liberal Education: A Perspective from the President — Anthony Diekema
12 — Poetry Feature: Calvinistic Farming — Sietze Buning
14 — On Living in a Not So Holy Land — Bert DeVries
18 — Rosie Does Quebec — Rosanne Lopers
FICTION
10 — A Warm, Well-lighted Place — Rodney Blom
POETRY
20 — Abby — Chris Campbell
21 — Prayer — Wm. David Sheldon
21 — Morning Meditation from Frederick Manfred — Bob Boomsma
22 — For Creeper — Duncan
22 — Showing a Friend Around — G.J. Van Spronsen
ART
2 — Like a River Glorious — Kathy Rosenzweig
16 — Winter Reflections — Sheri VanDuyn
16 — Landscape Echo — Nancy VanderLinde
17 — Joyce Lemcke
21 — Dan Nelson
23 — Andrew...
Chimes: January 21, 1977, Calvin College
CCCS board announces Calvin fellows for Center
VandenBerg gives report
Philosophy and Education
Professors Wolthuis, Debeer retire, plan varied activies for the future
Faber, new filmies head, looks ahead
SAD sponsors workshops on self-image
Mass Comm must be 'professional' to gain acceptance by Bob Baker
Rookie coach accepts fundamentals of Calvin policy-making by Ben Beversluis
Calvin dorm living lags behind Christian ideals by Beth Meetsma
Emotional, social education justifies residency rule by Dan Nielson
Calvin swimmers surge to beat Kellogg
Honderd's happy hoopers hustle to humiliate Olivet
...Chimes: January 14, 1977, Calvin College
Several new instructors teach interim courses
Ginny DeJong will quit as dean
TenHarmsel receives praise
Censorship by BH
Mackus will perform in faculty recital
Faculty votes on courses, scholarships
Film education meets varied responses by Linda Bieze
Forum--Diekema must choose by Carl Byker
Special effort planned to stabilize enrollment by Marjo VanderMey
Forum--A fable by Aesop for Calvin College by Don Sterk
Knights sag to 3-4 mark on road trip
TenHarmsel receives praise
Farris dunks Calvin swim team
...Dialogue: January 1977, Staff and writers of Dialogue
FEATURES
4 — Dear Editors Wayne Leigh
5 — Twenty Years of Misunderstanding Films at Calvin Irvin Kroese
8 — Preserving the Principles of Our Liberal Arts Education Richard R. Tiemersma
14 — Scholastic Reform in Germany: Pursuing Alternatives to Tradition Wallace Bratt
20 — Tidings from Babylon: Calvin Grads at Grad School
31 — Tom Wolfe and New Journalism: Finding New Ways to Say It Marianne Scholte
FICTION
25 — At the Home Lynn Klamer
POETRY
29 — Take, Drink Evelyn Kuntz
29 — Singing the Cat to Sleep David Westendorp
30 — Baboon Jack D. Hickman
30 — First Meditation G.J. Van Spronsen
ART
7, 8, 15, 23 — Dan Nelson
13 — Cathy Heerdt
17 — Ginny Eelkema
30 — Katie Harper
32, 33 — Andrew Brown
35 — Joyce Le...
Works from 1976
Chimes: December 10, 1976, Calvin College
Film Committee shows 3-day Kubrick festival
Filmies help alleviate exam time blues
Unlimited Atonement by LB
Campus Choir presents concert
Danforth Foundation increases support
Jordan College's Solar experiment proves a success by Marlan Buddingh and Frank DeVries
GPAs dip nationally; still rising here by Bob Baker and Fred Knip
Knights bounce off to a 2-3 season
...Chimes: December 3, 1976, Calvin College
Smetana, Nelhybel highlight Concert Band performance
Christmas party features magic show
Calvin shifts to active role in helping job-seeking seniors
Capella will present Christmas concert twice
CCCS moves toward kick-off
Senate accomplishes little in two-hour meeting
Oratorio Society prepares for 57th rendition of Handel's 'Messiah'
Students must take seriously their voice in Senate by Eric Jager
A-V department offers students multi-sensory education by Rod Blom and Alida Smit
Nobel winner Pauling brings Vitamin C pitch to FAC by Bob Baker
Timmer anticipates strong swim team
Basketball team shoots off to a good start in defeating Concordia by 16
...Chimes: November 19, 1976, Calvin College
Pianist Laredo highlights Artist Series here Saturday
Miller makes effort to better MAT
Spykman, Otten will attend culture seminar
Here's Life, Calvin by LB
PE department examines "football at Calvin" query
Nobel Prize winner Pauling speaks here on projected scientific developments
Rienstra and the role of women in the church
Hoeks directs Calvin's religion-studies program by Cal Bratt
Worst spends sabbatical composing, teaching by Linda Bieze
Coaches choose Knights to be No 1
Women sweep WMIAA; play in MAIAW
...Chimes: November 12, 1976, Calvin College
Calvin Art Faculty Exhibit will open on November 18
Film Council presents double feature
Hugh Koops will deliver final 'Jubilee' lecture
Senate discusses finances
Topp announces changes in music course offerings
Students show no interest in charters
Thespians coordinate study and theater production by Fred Knip
Foreign language chapels meet regularly by Jill Chapman
President Diekema looks ahead to Calvin's future by Rosanne Lopers
Calvin alumni play big role in Sawyer victory by Bob Baker
Soccer team ends season with first place in MIAA and final record of 11-1-3
Runners end season in second place
...Chimes: November 5, 1976, Calvin College
Faculty approves courses, selects topic for CCCS
Rienstra lectures on freedom for women
Filmies screen Chaplin
Irrelevancy by EK
Congrats by LB
English department adds several courses for interim and second semester
Monsma conducts second Bible Study Workshop
Lindsell's defense of conservative hermeneutics by Ken Kok
Soccer team clinches title
Hope thwarts Knight's threat
...Dialogue: November 1976, Staff and writers of Dialogue
COMMENTS
2 — A Manufactured Crisis David Faber
15 — Comment David Westendorp
FEATURES
4 — The Call to Sacrifice: Life Within the Bounds of Grace Rolf Bouma
6 — Symposium: Christianity and the Dramatic Arts
10 — Twenty Years of Films at Calvin: A Critical Memoir Bernard Pekelder
14 — Re-Take David Faber
20 — Creating a Writer's Community at Calvin Marianna Scholte
22 — Gislebertus Hoc Fecit Edgar Boeve
FICTION
18 — Variations on a Theme Steve Vryhof
POETRY
15 — Unmasking Our Sorrow John Russiak
16 — Devil's Ash Beth Style
16 — Seven Years to Understand Eric Paulson
17 — Portrait Wm. David Sheldon
ART
24 — M.I.A.C Feature
PHOTOGRAPHY
21 — Emily Tal...