Works from 1966
Chimes: February 25, 1966, Calvin College
Board decision limits apartment living to seniors
Folk-singing New Christy Minstrels to present concert here Thursday
NCR donates world's smallest Scripture to Calvin library
What the world needs now by mjve
What has Jerusalem to do with Hanoi? by John Poot
"Negro views the GOP" is topic of YR lecture by Fred Kladder
Scranton holds press conference; discusses Republican problems
New Knollcrest residence complex named for prominent CRC figures
Schoffer, U of M professor, lectures on Dutch Republic
IM program resumes Monday; to include track, wrestling
Knights roll over Scots; assured share of BB title
...Chimes: February 18, 1966, Calvin College
Rossellini film, 'Open City,' movie classic, here tomorrow
Left Bank Parisian folksingers will give program of 'chansons'
Gen Hershey imparts cornball humor, historical data, draft information
Making the grades by mjve
Revivalism and social reform analyzed in talk this afternoon
Drama medium discussed in talk by Calvin alumna by Gordon Dykstra and Lois Westveer
Crack faculty five upset by Jacques in epic BB contest
Knight tankers sink Aquinas; annex third win of the season
Britons, Bulldogs topple; Knights hold MIAA lead
...Chimes: February 9, 1966, Calvin College
'66 Homecoming extravaganza planned
Entremont, pianist, to perform with GR Symphony Friday
Destroying tradition by mjve
U of M Men's Glee Club presents homecoming concert here Saturday
MacVane discusses Cold War diplomacy, Vietnam by Gordon Dykstra
Increased enrollment prompts intensive apartment study
Criminologist Garrett Heyns lectures on prison management
Anesthesiologist Jerome Strong to present illustrated lecture
Faculty approves first three-quarters of revamped curriculum proposals
Music - Speech - Auditorium building, new residence halls, near completion
Spoelhof presents annual report to Trustee Board
"Creating Tradition" evolves as theme after eight months of co...
Chimes: January 12, 1966, Calvin College
Paganini Quartet to appear in February Comm Concert
Alumni Players to give Gilbert and Sullivan's play, "Patience"
Newsman MacVane featured in Council lecture series
Students asked to volunteer for federal aid program
Save the last page for me by mw
Symphony offers Brahms concertos, features Avsharian, Olefsky, Marvin
Community Ambassadorships offered to Calvin students
Alumni Heyns, Strong; U of M Glee Club highlight Homecoming
Improved Calvin radio, WCAL, features increased range and revised program
Former Calvin greats clobber JV's in lopsided Alumni tilt
Knights storm past Bulldogs; sport unblemished MIAA mark
...Works from 1965
Chimes: December 17, 1965, Calvin College
The Morning Star
Christmas at Iron Mountain
Mary's Birth Jesus
A Christmas Paradox
Gifts
Puzzles
Christmas: An Aside
Songs
...Chimes: December 10, 1965, Calvin College
Timely best sellers offered by library in new rental program
Telethon project nets $50,000; national campaign anticipated
Thespians ready one-acts for presentation Dec 15
Calvin extends microfilming to student academic records
Teach or perish by mjve
Christian commercialism by Thomas Hoeksema
Science department committee reveals plans for ideal building
Core requirements, honors program, and educational philosophy analyzed
Biology teacher Klooster receives 3-year NSF grant
Historian Lach speaks on Asian image in West
Skating socials, hockey planned for completed Knollcrest rink
Calvin joins six member MII soccer conference
Knights crush Windsor in international cont...
Chimes: December 3, 1965, Calvin College
Concert, Chamber Bands slate program tonight
Oratorio Society to present Handel's 'Messiah' next Friday
Lecture series opens with Van Dinh on Viet war
An opportunity by mjve
Faculty discuss practical side of new curriculum by John Lagerwey
An act of reason? by mw
Theologian Littell discusses Calvin, analyzes "detesting" of Anabaptists by Gordon Dykstra
Knight splashers open season; face U of Windsor Monday
Fifteen girls begin practicing for Knighties' opener with JC
JV's hand varsity scare; sixteen-game season set
...Chimes: November 19, 1965, Calvin College
Irregularities in chapel checking system revealed by informal survey
St Olaf, Kenyon officials discuss curriculum plans by John Lagerwey
Lying in the chapel by mjve
The death of God by John Timmerman
Alumni biologist Ammeraal to lecture on plant growth
Comic novelist Peter De Vries tells jokes, illustrates theories of comedy by Mark Wagenveld
New dates are announced for lecture series, Saturday film
Yeller fever by tjh
Knight soccermen blow final event, dropping 3-0 decision to Boilermakers
Knights prepare for opening contest with NMU
Soccer campaign reviewed; new league possible next year
...Chimes: November 12, 1965, Calvin College
French violinist to play Sibelius at concert tonight
'Cyrano' rehearsals progress; committee makes 82 costumes
Soc Dept survey to study CR attitude toward films
Westra, Feikens discuss advocacy, honest lawyers
Make the world go away
Counseling impressions by Thomas Hoeksema
Neighborhood group elects historian Brinks chairman
"Les Jacques de Chimes" bong hapless Faculty Flashbacks
Knights take third in final MIAA cross country meet
This Sporting Life: Why failure? by John Weeda
Knights lose to Earlham, 5-2; end year at Purdue tomorrow
...Chimes: November 5, 1965, Calvin College
'Red China Today' is symposium topic at Fountain Church
Mediterranean scholar Gordon links Greek, Hebrew cultures
Three alumni visitors here to discuss legal profession
Christianity and nonsense by mjve
CEF announces plans for local area campaign
Faculty gridders hungry for Chimes
Olivet cross-country aspirations dashed by resurgent Knights
Knights defeat Ind Tech in last home soccer tilt
Nova Scotia coed dominates women's IM track and field
...Chimes: October 29, 1965, Calvin College
Cannes Festival winner headlines Saturday flick
"Cyrano de Bergerac" featured in Thespians' fall production
Faculty members to lead Ontario education forum
Reformation emphasis day by tjh
Unity, sidewalks, me-tooism characterize frosh platforms
Why Loci? by Tom Meyer
Dutch political scientist explains Protestantism-conservatism relation
Miss Ten Harmsel fascinated by Dutch culture, atmosphere
Harriers raise MIAA mark to 3-2 with victory over Kalamazoo
Shutout losses to Goshen, Wheaton lower kickers' season record to 1-7
...Chimes: October 22, 1965, Calvin College
Daane emphasizes morality, right to be wrong, during visit
Project KIDS expands to high school level
Anyone here for sit-ins? by mjve
Was this visit necessary? by John de Hoog
Pianist Browning opens Comm concert season
Phyllis Stringham to present organ recital on October 26
Monsma ponders changes in size and activities on Calvin campus by Jeannine Oppewall
Soccer team breaks five-game streak by 5-1 victory in rematch with Hope
Zuidema arranges soccer clinic for Michigan Christian schools
...Chimes: October 15, 1965, Calvin College
Theologian James Daane featured during Religious Emphasis Week
Applications for graduate aid now available to seniors
Calvin profs speak at 1965 MTA convention
Mozart, Johannesen open symphony season tonight
Why emphasize? by mjve
Daane discusses movies, papal visit in phone interview by Thomas Hoeksema
ARC Fund Inc seeks financial aid for Harlem rehabilitation project
Thespians ready "Dumb Wife" for production October 22, 23
Women's field hockey squad fails to draw in first loss
This Sporting Life: Football again
Soccermen fall to Goshen by 2-0 score in last quarter
Harriers break the jinx, beating Alma Wednesday
...Chimes: October 8, 1965, Calvin College
Definite curriculum decisions near
Film of Melville classic, "Billy Budd," to play here
A funny thing happened to the forum on the way to... by tjh
"Pseudo-Raskin," Ford, Shelton debate Vietnam issues by Gordon Dykstra
Revised program for secondary teacher education inaugurated this semester
Mission emphasis to feature Daane, theologian, here
Noordewier freshmen participate in "great books" reading program
Marine band to play two concerts here
GVSC Cinema Guild announces fall program
Mr. George N Monsma to be first visiting alumni lecturer
Knights lose third in row to Albion by perfect score
The Sporting Life: Food for the system by John Weeda
Chimes: October 1, 1965, Calvin College
Graduates Studies committee reveals plans for Calvin U by John Lagerwey
Senator VanderLaan to aid in Calvin's long-range plans
The anti-social gospel by mjve
Two birds with one stone by Peter Hart
Ford, Raskin, Shelton to lead Vietnam forum here Monday
Disillusioned freshmen grapple with Knollcrest road system by Linda Bradford
The Sporting Life:The missing link by John Weeda
Rec program to organize formal gym situations
Knight kickers lose second to MacMurray in overtime
...Chimes: September 24, 1965, Calvin College
WCAL gets new offices; eyes two-campus service
Student film series to present 'The 400 Blows' tomorrow
Piano, opera, ballet planned for Community Concertgoers
Record enrollment nears 3000
Of problems and programs by mjve
Three administrators added to staff
Visiting German lecturer Rosenboom offers comments, reactions, comparisons
Unexplained visitation mangles seminary study; stumps officials
Economist Brouwer visits, returns from Soviet Russia
The Sporting Life: To fulfill a promise by John Weeda
Intramural program revised; sport clubs are introduced
...Chimes: September 9, 1965, Calvin College
Orientation features clubs, film
Council speaker program sets series of five lectures this year
Local symphony arranges seven concerts, soloists
Freedom and all that by mjve
Council president Hoogendoorn prepares for 'an active year'
100-bed housing shortage averted
Twenty-two new faculty members added to college staff
Seminary prof excavates in Turkey
...Chimes: May 21, 1965, Calvin College
Psychological Institute in Calvin's near future
Babbage to address graduates at commencement exercises
Seminary announces senior awards, grants
One additional comment by John La Grand
Why have a Chimes, anyway? by Marlin Van Elderen
McIntire visit, lectures, curriculum top '65 news
Of Grand Rapids Hollanders by Robert Holkeboer
Knighties finish season; cop 3rd in MIAA tourney
It's been real by Robert Koops
Cindermen fall to Wheaton and Albion; rock title hopes
...Chimes: May 7, 1965, Calvin College
Faculty adopts new policy for student sponsored lectures
FAF winners announced at closing ceremonies
Calvin delegation considers possible AAES affiliation
A bad decision by jlg
Reformed ecumenicity: faith without works? by John de Hoog
Peace Corps offers money for advanced training aid
Summer political job open in House leader Ford's office
Towards a Christian understanding of censorship by Leon Schaddelee
Developers encouraged by $12,000 telethon
Juniors grab IM soccer title; freshmen defeat sophs, 1-0
Knight losing streak ends---and a new one begins
Hot Calvin cindermen outclass Alma Scots
...Chimes: April 30, 1965, Calvin College
Biblical scholar, archeologist advocates biblical theology
Curriculum study committee travels to Kenyon and Wooster
Next year's student council chosen in three day election
Apartheid and civil rights by jlg
Apartheid and the RES by John de Hoog
Professor Lambert J Flokstra by John A Van Bruggen
Knights muzzle Dogs 91-44; arms for Alma
Frisbee enthusiasts to stage fracas Wednesday
...Chimes: April 23, 1965, Calvin College
Seven-day arts festival to emphasize film
FAF to show "La Strada"
Relevance of FAF by jlg
Bids to be opened in June for 'monkey-fist' Knollcrest hall
"Under Milkwood" given by readers' theater
Students write, direct plays for Fine Arts presentation
Book sale and lecture highlight library week
Film producer-critic Steele featured by arts festival
Critic Robert Steele on recent cinema
Olivet falls to Knight thinclads
...Chimes: April 16, 1965, Calvin College
FAF film "Citizen Kane" to be shown Wednesday
Near East scholar Fr de Vaux to present two lectures here
A time to say yes by mjve
Mayfair readies final hymnsing for Easter
WLAV newsman Michaels, Jellema debate future of Republican party by Thomas Swets
Cindermen crush Hope; face Comets Wednesday
Sandlotters split with Ferris; drop twinbill to Dutchmen
...Chimes: April 9, 1965, Calvin College
Council Imopressions: "April is the cruellest month" by Thomas J Hoeksema
"Creation" presented by Oratorio Society
Hosanna to a dead God by mjve
Former professor, Van Haitsma, dies suddenly
Ralph Stob, 1894-1965 by Bastiaan Van Elderen
Netters return from South; Open season against Wheaton
Indoor baseballers ready to meet Ferris outdoors
...Chimes: April 1, 1965, Calvin College
Spoof Edition: Calvert Collage Crimes
Economic protest march distracts many
New film to keep synod happy
Boerejonge featured in emphasis week here
Yellow journalism
Mother-psycho stages effront here to upstage campsite frisbi polarity
Job threats incite faculty book spree
Fans teed off as Veracity club hoards golf tickets
Romero pushes bullring; El Syd grooms toreadors
...Chimes: March 19, 1965, Calvin College
FAF to show "Bicycle Thief" following spring vacation
SC President hopefuls sound off; prepare for election next week
DeVries hails 1968 Romney candidacy
In the twilight of dialog by mjve
Students join march to protest civil rights death by Lois Short
Beals discusses missions by Morris Vos
De Koster, Fulton Lewis III debate government's role by Gordon Dykstra
Peace Corps need cited by visitors
150 Calvin co-eds find fun in IM basketball frolics
...Chimes: March 12, 1965, Calvin College
McIntire "pursues and overtakes enemies"
Professors give reactions to McIntire apology demand
Zylstra and LaGrand receive Woodrow Wilson scholarships
Warning and challenge by jlg
McIntire addresses Civic rally, Baptists
Yates to lecture here
Veteran netter return; prepare for southern trip
Fletcher MIAA MVP; on all-star team
...Chimes: March 5, 1965, Calvin College
Thespians ready spring drama, Greene's "The Potting Shed"
McIntire invited to speak here
Van Wyke elected Mich young GOP prexy
Going for broke by Thomas J Hoeksema
The place of suffering by jlg
French play sponsored
Basketball reviewed; next year previewed by Lee Plasier
Cagers clobber Comets in anti-climactic bout
...Chimes: February 26, 1965, Calvin College
Voice students to give recital
Bergman's 'Seventh Seal' featured here tonight
"When the cat's away..." by Thomas J Hoeksema
Pray for peace by jlg
Library purchases 100 new art prints, descriptive books
Kazoo Hornets sting Calvin Knights 78-73
But the greatest of these is Hope
...Chimes: February 19, 1965, Calvin College
Fife emphasizes spiritual vitality by Edna Winkelaar
Six professors challenged by McIntire
From Mission Emphasis Week to Lent by Hans Morsink
Classroom-Auditorium plan meets demands of Calvin
Four Calvin seniors snatch Ford-Chicago U grants
Hymns sung, discussed at Mayfair's festival
Author F Manfred visits college; fills auditorium for morning lecture by Leanord Schrader
Board discusses issues of seminary curriculum by Thomas Hoeksema
"Creative thinking" key to successful displays
The Alma matter by mjve
Knights beat Alma, Adrian, Ferris
...Chimes: February 10, 1965, Calvin College
Gala Homecoming events welcome alumni
Critical period by jlg
Enrollment to alter Knollcrest plans
Calvin: Literary Wasteland? by Robert Holkeboer
Calvin grad, Manfred, to lecture
Six Meistersingers visit Manfred's Minn home by William te Brake and Reinder Van Til
Royalty anticipates an exciting four-day reign
Past Chimes provide a look at Calvin
FAF committee makes plans for April film festival
Socialist Adler infiltrates conservative Calvin campus by Gordon Dykstra
New curriculum liked, disliked
JV's stretch record to 7-3 by Howard Cole
A chronicle of growth: Calvin hoop history from '21 to '65
...Chimes: January 13, 1965, Calvin College
Radical curriculum changes foreseen by Marlin Van Elderen
Alumni players present "Yeomen of the Guard"
Poems for our time by Phyllis Zylstra
French pianist to appear with GR Symphony
Campus disc jockeys plan operations soon
Miss Ten Harmsel authors critical work on Jane Austen
Coin campaign gets $50,000 for organ
Lecture series brings Adler to discuss socialism
Basketballers lose in west; win in MIAA
IM basketballers enter stretch, look to tourney
...Works from 1964
Chimes: December 16, 1964, Calvin College
A Christmas Sonnet
The Cave
Advent Images
Bethlehem
Santa Claus Is Apple Sauce
For a Daughter Partly Grown
King of the Barn
...Chimes: December 11, 1964, Calvin College
James Buswell plays concerto by Mendelssohn
Thespians produce Christmas plays
Fall Fine Arts Review features campus writers
Freshmen pledge $4,000 in student fund drive
Council in filmland by jlg
Knollcrest ice rink nears completion
Frosh swimmers set college records
Britons defeat Knights in MIAA contest, 88-73
...Chimes: December 4, 1964, Calvin College
Oratorio Society presents Handel's 'Messiah' Dec 11
Work-Study plan considered
Lawn care and the gospel by jlg
Spark reignited in dorm closet
Shaming of the true by Leonard Schrader
Calvin College: sacral society by jlg
Project KIDS program challenges students, administrators, governor by Thomas Hoeksema
Knights shoot for MIAA repeat
Knights drop opener to Tommies 89-83
...Chimes: November 20, 1964, Calvin College
Readers' theater to give religious drama Sunday
Mr. John Zegers awarded foreign study fellowship
Grants to council heads refused
Project V evaluated favorably by participating freshmen
Spanish soloist featured Nov 24
Men's volleyball closes; IM basketball to begin
Angry Knights edge Cardinals in final
...Chimes: November 13, 1964, Calvin College
Freshmen elect officers, new council members
Thespians encounter problems as "Shrew" presentation nears
Skaters plan Knollcrest ice-rink
Sacralism and American politics by jlg
Credo by mjve
A missionary reports by Daniel Bos
Knights lose to Boilermakers; face Ball State tomorrow
Swarms of volleyballers invade gymnasium
...Chimes: November 6, 1964, Calvin College
Short council meeting approves several budgets
Dr. Ingles to lecture on morality and lit
The "preacher factory" by Hans Morsink
Frosh to elect representatives
Oppewall wins election; Brouwer to visit Dutch
Harriers whip Hope in final home meet
...Chimes: October 30, 1964, Calvin College
Committee tapes lectures, debates for broadcasting
Pianist Van Cliburn to appear with symphony next week
Aquinas dramatists give Broadway play
Enrollment increase hastens Knollcrest building schedule
Our "goodly" heritage by mjve
Where have all the Reformers gone? by Edna Winkelaar
Christian political action? by jlg
Kickers rip Goshen for first win of season
Distancemen down Kazoo
...Chimes: October 23, 1964, Calvin College
Boer provokes serious thought on the missionary task today
Monthly seminars scheduled for Calvin faculty members
No better choice? by mjve
Calvin grads participating in African teaching program
Campus radio station plans materialize
Classical Society to hold conference here Oct 25
New art instructor challenges students by Laura Beezhold
Council zips through reports and business in record time by Mark Wagenveld
The feeling for fitness by Gerrit Haagsma
Weary Knight booters lose to Indiana University
Bannink leads harrier win over Adrian
...Chimes: October 16, 1964, Calvin College
Sem sponsors Oliver in series of guest lectures
Touring Amsterdam U quintet to perform on campus Oct 20
'Missions 1964' slated as Harry Boer's theme
Evangelize or die by jlg
Dr Boer discusses TCNN, Peace Corps and Nigeria
Art Dept finds new home in Franklin Street coop
Manuscripts preserved on film
Music Dept presents annual fall music festival
Harriers shut out Olivet in first win
Knights upset by Goshen 3-2; face IU tomorrow
...Chimes: October 9, 1964, Calvin College
Survey of Grand Rapids crime statistics publicized
Thespians to present "Taming of the Shrew"
Dr Harry Boer to highlight Mission Emphasis Week
Please pick the tulip by mjve
Chimes, Prism budgets approved by Council following parliamentary hassle by Mark Wagenveld
Oppewal nominated by state to run for Education Board
Teutonophiles form house, plan to promote German milieu
Literature and Philosophy clubs are formed
Students sponsor project KIDS to combat dropout situation
Knight soccermen drop two to Mich State and Wheaton
Seniors dominate intramural football
...Chimes: October 2, 1964, Calvin College
Astronaut Cooper to make special appearance here
Neighborhood association copes with area racial problems
E P Biggs to be featured in season's first concert
Just how, Senator? by Robert Van Dellen
Scholarships available to both faculty and students
Staebler, Democratic candidate for governor, appears on campus by Edna Winkelaar
Calvin-WOOD TV contract approved
Lecturer Judd defends conservative position by Reinder Van Til
Harriers drop key meet to Albion; rock title hopes
Theologs down Jacques in IM football
...Chimes: September 25, 1964, Calvin College
Nigerian student to further ministerial studies in Seminary
State "free choice" scholarships received by 34 Calvin freshmen
Opening Council hears routine reports by Mark Wagenveld
The Reformation spirit by jlg
The lowest commons denominator by Marlin Van Elderen
Otten and Zegers spend summer in foreign study
SRC sponsors opening program at Knollcrest
Concert club to stage five productions
Runners drop meet to Toms; face Britons
Intramural season opens with rugby, tennis and golf
...Chimes: September 18, 1964, Calvin College
W Judd, GOP keynoter to speak here Sept. 30
Libraries open year with changes in staff and policy
Brinks becomes archivist at Heritage Hall by Phyllis Zylstra
For God's sake by jlg
Council reports progress on new projects
New and familiar faces added to the faculty roster
Freshman to participate in experimental Project V
Convocation heralds academic year
Enrollment jump causes administration changes
Returning members brighten this year's soccer outlook
...Chimes: May 19, 1964, Calvin College
Lodge runs strongest in campus presidential poll
Student Council control changes in final meeting
Mission convention set
Go tell Aunt Rhodie by Harold Bontekoe
The place of the college journalist (or, why have a "Chimes" anyway?) by David Clowney
The owl and the people by John de Hoog
After a year at Calvin, some at random opinions by Edna Winkelaar
A voice pleading for social justice
We try harder by Robert Koops
Noordewierites rout Vander Werpians in inter-dorm battle
Thinclads take third in close meet at Wheaton
...Chimes: May 8, 1964, Calvin College
Engineers take first place at automotive contest
Folk games at Calvin, movies up for Synod debate this year
Committee meets with prexy to discuss reaction to McIntire
Non-foul owl upsets the household by jdh
French lit clubs sponsor "Gates of Paris" Tuesday
Ascension themes told in Donne's LaCorona peoms
Harris, Vila naturalized at the same ceremony
Baseballers take twin bill from JC
Knights whitewash Olivet; Jansma sets javelin record
...Chimes: May 1, 1964, Calvin College
Cash awards to arts winners
Queen will reign next Homecoming
Student Council sends housing ideas to administration by Mark Wagenveld
Education Department: the perils of job-training in a liberal arts atmosphere by hb
Diamondmen win at Adrian
Timmer leads Knighties in onslaught of Hope, Kazoo
Wynstra sets record as trackmen wallop Bulldogs
...Chimes: April 24, 1964, Calvin College
College plans 11-day salute to the fine arts
Ionesco's 'Bald Soprano' is first FAF Feature
Students decide queen question at polls
Washington, DC work available this summer
New class officers, Student Council chosen yesterday
FAF drama division features pantomime "The Trash Can"
FAF sponsored hymn sing features student works
The Van Doren appeal by John de Hoog and Mary Heynen
Thinclads overwhelm Alma
Golfers conquer Olivet 10-6; topple before GRJC
...Chimes: April 17, 1964, Calvin College
Student housing parley provokes heated debate
Policy statement sets stage for curriculum revamp by Kenneth Konyndyk and David Clowney
Student council ponders, bickers, debates, adjourns by Mark Wagenveld
Young poet's fresh style captivates campus by Edna Winkelaar and Bonnie Kuyers
Elections set for Student Council, class officers
Bright high school grads face scholarship change
Trackmen whip Hope 76-60
Tennismen dump Ferris; lose to Wheaton and Hope
Tuls leads losing golfers against CMU, Hope
...Chimes: April 10, 1964, Calvin College
Student receives $50 for Shakespeare essay
Pianist to play in final GR symphony
Stapert to give clarinet recital tomorrow night
Bands featured in Tuesday concert
Campus artists prolific by jdh
Spring sportsmen open season today
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