Works from 1975
Chimes: February 7, 1975, Calvin College
Homecoming reawakens queen tradition
Moskowitz chases Minnie on screen tonight in FAC
Hairsplitting
In the Royal Family Way
Faculty meets, tables FOSCO
Hardesty and Scanzoni lecture on women's lib by Elizabeth Bosma
KIDS expands program, needs volunteers
Wrestlers lose to Hope Dutchpersons, compete in Grand Valley Tournament
Hoopsters thrice victorious, top league
...Dialogue: February 1975, Staff and writers of Dialogue
COMMENT
2 — Peter Dykstra
CORRESPONDENCE
6 — Paul Zwier, Jr.
ARTICLES
7 — Crying in the Wilderness: the Berrigan Brothers in the 1970's — Bart Kreps
12 — San Francisco Beat Poets — Mark VanPutten
21 — Omphaloskepsis in the Ed Department: A Reply — Peter DeBoer
REVIEWS
23 — Massa's in de cold, cold ground — Scott Feringa
24 — Barefoot, Pregnant, and Behind the Plow — Sally Kuiper Bulthuis
COMICS
28 — Luna-Toon, excerpted from the Boink comic book
POETRY
10 — High in the Heart of the City — Thomas Konyndyk
13 — No Moon for the Misbegotten — John Earle Artis
16 — Purpaleanie — Sietze Buning
26 — Paris 1/75 — R. Stravers
Chimes: January 24, 1975, Calvin College
Deans unveil open house changes, define open door
Student Senate skeleton crew fills cavities
Schaafsma finds stolen money, wallets
Rewarmed Archaism
File Frustration
Filmies get 'Wild Strawberries' rash, seek cure in Sem tomorrow night at 8
Besselsen visits Russia, studies educational system
Psychiatrist warns against medical totalitarianism by Thomas Linton
Interim students tackle inner-city unemployment by Linda Bieze
Pastoral Counselling for Students? by John VanDonk
A Community Secret? by Clarence Reyneveld
Calvin B-ballers raise hoopla in games against Northern Michigan, Olivet
Women's basketball team loses twice, refuses to reveal poor Indiana score
...Chimes: January 17, 1975, Calvin College
Presidential Search names Diekema and Wolterstorff
Guardhouse provides security for cars
Calvin scraps plan for new dorm
Ford's Rocky Road
World Food Crisis Reveals Serious Injustices
Orlebeke and Dykema resign
Calvin bus will continue through end of school year
GR Council for the Arts promotes innovation by Robert Scholten
Borgstrom calls for man to face harsh realities by Pamela Pettibone
Center Art Gallery displays winners in International Photography Competition
Knight thinclads triumph in Florida, defeat first three MIAA opponents
Knight skinclads dominate Mott Community College
...Dialogue: January 1975, Staff and writers of Dialogue
ARTICLES
4 — Back to the U.S.S.R.: You Don't Know How Lucky You Are — Gil Besselsen
7 — The Christian College: Some Reflections on the Adjective — Clarence Boersma
9 — The Content of Process — Marion Snapper
16 — Omphaloskepsis in the Ed Department — Peter Dykstra
19 — Calvin's Core Curriculum: The Rhetoric and the Reality — Donald Oppewal
21 — Evolution and the Christian School — Joel Kuipers
FICTION
26 — Signals — H. K. Zoeklicht
28 — The Brownsville Fire — David Schaafsma
POETRY
10–11, 22–23 — Sietze Buning
13 — L. Van Poolen
31 — Mark D. Lipscomb
ART
3 — Faith Gysen
8, 12, 14, 15, 16 — David Bradford
25 — Roger Dik
29 — Bruce Okkema
COVER
Lee Doezema
BA...
Works from 1974
Chimes: December 13, 1974, Calvin College
News Correspondents will present views in January
Women issued keys to dormitories by administration
Vital Self-reflection
Lecture Series Sown on Unwatered Soil?
Trio of profs plan leaves from Calvin
Faculty debates Canadians, hears committee reports
Consortium opens at Calvin with Wolterstorff by John Daverman
Search committee seeks Spoelhof successor by Elizabeth Bosma
Capella goes to England
Wrestlers lose to Mott
Volleyballers place in top 8 at Region, Win WMIAA Invitational Tournament
...Chimes: November 22, 1974, Calvin College
Calvin Oratorio Society will perform 55th annual 'Messiah' December 6
Calvin continues planning for proposed dormitory
Harkema Calendar will be ready before Christmas
Qualified Applause
Faculty passes FOSCO amendments
Filmies offer musical, sci-fi
Women strive for equality in sports world by Paul DeJong
Exiled pastor speaks of persecution in Uganda by Barbara Thompson
Intimate Atmosphere
Knights anticipate tough year
V-ballers take state title
...Chimes: November 15, 1974, Calvin College
Senate ends bus support, okays Senate newsletter
Bus service will continue through Jan 10
Wolterstorff will lecture to faculty
Let My People Go
Hageman ends lecture series
Filmies feature humorous, suspenseful 'Thin Man' in Sem Auditorium Saturday
Interim offers educational smorgasbord by Linda Bieze
Tenants' union aids renters in distress by Elizabeth Bosma
Calvin hosts organ seminar
Field hockey team posts .550 season despite dual loss at quadrangular meet
Calvin defeats Canadians in exhibition hockey game
...Chimes: November 8, 1974, Calvin College
Faculty amends FOSCO. okays discipline changes
Calvin Seminary begins construction to complete original plans, meet needs
Bus or Bust
Spoelhof will hike for YMCA
Peace Corps recruits volunteers here
Grand Rapids offers variety of health facilities by Shirley Toebes
Students learn about life on the farm by Anna-Margaret Sietsema
Maggie's Farm Kitchen by Anna-Margaret Sietsema
Soccer team wins MIAA title with 5-1 conference record
Knollcrest Worship Services focus on mission work this weekend
...Chimes: November 1, 1974, Calvin College
Student Affairs debates residence hall proposal
VanderLaan, Shaver work to reawaken WCAL
VanVugt announces early registration will begin Nov 12, redefines 'senior'
Selling Politicos
The high-stakes dormitory housing game
Cox will lecture Thursday
Faculty discusses athletics and Senate
Bikers endure Century II
Gerald Ford visits Calvin for Goebel in political rally by Bart Kreps
Neighborhood organizations stress unity, stability by Barbara Afman
Heritage Hill augments urban rehabilitation by Mark Borst
Construction projects attempt revitalization by Paul Holtrop
Forums--VanderVeen or Goebel on November 5? by Susan Hoekema and Richard Dykema
...Dialogue: November 1974, Staff and writers of Dialogue
COMMENT
2 — Tractatus Dialogico-Communicatus: a translation from the German — James Leunk
ARTICLES
7 — Presidents, Parties, and the Balance of Power — David Hoekema
9 — Christianity in the Work of Alexander Solzhenitsyn — Winifred Holkeboer
14 — Symposium on Sculpture
19 — Interview by Lee Doezema — Good Groceries Contest Winners
ART
3 — Faith Gysen
6 — David Bradford
20 — Jerry Talen
31 — Andrew Brown
POETRY
21 — Lambert Van Poolen
PHOTOGRAPHY
Philip Schaafsma
COVER
Darryl DeRuiter
Chimes: October 18, 1974, Calvin College
Senate adopts new budget, OK's Guess Who concert
Thespians prepare Chekov production
Theatre company will perform Ionesco
Unreasonable Demands
Two Calvin profs publish new books
The state of Music in Grand Rapids by Robb Scholten
Music department presents fall festival
New galleries provide showcase for artists by Brenda VanHalsema
Choirs, hymnals demonstrate how widely church music varies in Grand Rapids by William Oosterman
Calvin skydiving club takes first jump, Luth hopes to organize by spring
Booters defeat Hope, Kazoo
...Chimes: October 11, 1974, Calvin College
Faculty meets, approves film course, defeats Slenk
Berrigan speaks at Fountain Street
Watergate Malaise
Cultural Diversity
First-graders occupy Calvin College
Evangelicals hold international conference by Liz Bosma
Old-World Traditions flourish in Grand Rapids by Joel Kuipers
Broene Center unveils plan for academic aid program
Calvin soccer team handed dual loss
Cross-country team triumphs
...Chimes: October 4, 1974, Calvin College
Senate meets, sponsors Honduras relief fund drive
Apologetics professor Ramm will speak at Calvin Thursday in lecture series
Richard Mouw receives Rockefeller Foundation nod
Backward Step
Oral Chastisement
Slenk proposal aims at Calvin's stand on films, wants Film Council abolished by Benjamin Beversluis
Discipline Code follows long and winding road by Ruth Hoogland
Grand Rapids parks offer change of scene by Gail Bossenga
Filmies go 'Bananas' Saturday
Knighties lose, but prove able
Central Michigan hands booters defeat, injuries severely limit Knights' offense
...Dialogue: October 1974, Staff and writers of Dialogue
COMMENT
2 — Strange Bedfellows — Barbara Reinsma
ARTICLES
4 — Mass Communication: A Proposal for Christian Collegiate Study
8 — Tom Ozinga Thoughts in Anticipation of All Saint's Day — Ronald A. Wells
FICTION
10 — Up Against the Wall, Boink-a-Roink — Maxwell Bredeboer
12 — Night Talk — Herbert Vander Zwaal
18 — Fishing — Douglas Brouwer
21 — What I Did on My Summer Vacation, For Lack of Anything Better — James Leunk
25 — Arrow, Arrow: A short Short Story by the Modern Method — Herbert Vander Zwaal
REVIEWS
28 — All the President's Sin — Peter Dykstra
29 — Hands Across the Water — John Ottenhoff
ILLUSTRATIONS
4, 5, 7, 7 — Andrew Brown
18, 19, 21, 22, 24 — David Bradford
ART<...
Chimes: September 27, 1974, Calvin College
Registrar announces final Calvin student population
Luth organizes Calvin skydiving club
MESC helps students find employment, continues to accept job applications
Student Contribution
Filmies screen famous Fellini
Voogt accepts appointment to join development office
Ethnic winds shift from CRC by Linda Bieze
College facilities relocate, new Honeywell housed
Calvin students plunge into political campaigns by Steven DeKoster
Faculty meets to evaluate new courses, approves two
Wooster wins Calvin soccer invitational, Knights cause downfall of Spring Arbor
Knight runners anticipate breathtaking fall season
...Chimes: September 20, 1974, Calvin College
Wilson Fellow Shackford will give workshops here
Senate meets, fills vacancies, and hears committees
Economic Principle
Wolterstorff delivers critique of AACS at Oakdale Park adult lecture series
Four faculty earn doctorates during summer months
Professors campaign for November elections by Tom Linton and Bart Kreps
Fine Arts Guild encourages growth of the arts
Music department announces schedule for Artist Series; features Finnilae
Post-Watergate
Calvin's Knights open soccer season with tie at Oakland, remain optimistic
Teacher Placement Office reveals successful results
...Chimes: September 13, 1974, Calvin College
Dorm students experience extremely overcrowded life
Calvin College faculty expands by nine
Hofman, Spoelhof dedicate Natatorium
Saddened and shocked
Active summer accentuates stuffy campus
KIDS offers unique service
Lecture Council readies series
Grand Rapids offers varied, economical food by Anna-Margaret Sietsema
Senate unveils bus service, urges support by Gail Bossenga
Women's field hockey, soccer teams prepare veterans for exciting season
Film Council reveals full schedule of film greats
Joint committee proposes development of pre-professional journalism program
...Dialogue: June 1974, Staff and writers of Dialogue
5 — The Contract — Randall VanderMey
5 — Dear Steve — Richard Stravers
11 — Cherries — Timothy Straayer
12 — Insomnia — Douglas Brouwer
17 — John Kirkland's Poem — Thomas Konyndyk
18 — Michigan — Daniel Koerner
21 — The Touch — David Schaafsma
25 — For Steve (No. 2) — Richard Stravers
26 — Cotton Club, 1928 — Richard Stravers
26 — A View from the Sixth Floor — Thomas Konyndyk
Chimes: May 10, 1974, Calvin College
College plans 2 activities to honor graduating class
Dual meeting of Senate proves lengthy
Capella performs secular, sacred music on May 10
Misdirected Efforts
Graduation Goals
Filmies offer desert flick, poison spoof to close year
Harkema and VanBeveren take over counseling jobs
FAF holds annual caucus
Broene wins Beré Award
Netters finish third in conference play
...Chimes: May 3, 1974, Calvin College
Littlefair, Kremble speak at war resistors debate
Deans announce next year's dorm staff after interview and peer evaluations
Van'tHul from U of Mich will address honors Convocation in FAC on May 8
Artistic Health
Filmies present murder flick in Sem Auditorium tomorrow night at 8 pm
Carol Veen leaves Calvin after 42 years of service
Brashler ponders his writing, Calvin by James Leunk
ACRL strives to preserve tenets of Reformed faith by Tom Linton
Bos and Sweetman play junior organ recital May 8
Tracksters overwhelm Hope
Netpersons struggle against MIAA foes
...Dialogue: May 1974, Staff and writers of Dialogue
FEATURES
6 — Satori
18 — Joy and Desire, Fantasy and Belief
26 — Come on Nin — Martha Lipscomb
REVIEWS
30 — Catching Line Drives in the Dark — David C. denBoer
ART
6 — John Bakker
32 — David Bradford
3 — Andrew Brown
15 — James Hartgerink
16 — Lynn Muller
29 — Jane Ritzema
4, 13 — Jimmy Ray Walker
24, 31 — Philip Wilson
ILLUSTRATIONS
5, 15 — John Bakker
POETRY
8, 28 — Thomas Konyndyk
23 — William Sheldon
11, 20 — Melody
25 — Randall VanderMay
COVER
John Jung
Chimes: April 26, 1974, Calvin College
Oratorio will perform Haydn, Brahms tonight and tomorrow night at 8:15
Women's groups sponsor day-long conferences here
Bradford reappointed KIDS Director
Extending Broad Experience
Peddling Roses
Menninga and VanPoolen undertake summer study
Calvin Social Research Center deals with specific problems by Joel Kuipers
FAG displays top 70 entries
Second conference argues politics and liberation by Douglas Brouwer and Benjamin VanderKooi
Capella performs complete 'Requiem' Sunday night
Women's archery team wins
...Chimes: April 19, 1974, Calvin College
Christian political caucus will begin today at Calvin
Women's hours, sign-out requirements terminate for female campus residents
Student Senate debates SHAC payola; amends Chimes and Dialogue budgets
Step Toward Equality
Exclusionary Priorities
Film Council will offer Sellers spoof, A Shot in the Dark, at Calvin tonight
Baxter Center expands to serve community by David Schaafsma
Pool will be ready by July 1 by Paul Koops
DeVries performs senior organ recital
Thinclads lose to strong Alma squad, register wins over Albion and Olivet
Batspersons open regular season, gain two victories
...Chimes: April 10, 1974, Calvin College
AWS coordinates activities for coming Women's Week
Filmies present Virgin Spring Thursday
Beyond the Bumper Sticker
Faculty holds special meeting
Stob speaks at Aquinas Commemoration
DeJong's works featured in library display window
Calvin will offer seminar in co-op with American U
MESC opens new job-finding office in Grand Rapids
Center gallery exposes best originals in GR
Maine musician performs in FAC Tuesday at 8 pm
Collegium Musicum offers Singers, Old Instruments
Baseball team winds up excursion to deep south
Thinclads rely on runners this spring
...Chimes: March 22, 1974, Calvin College
VanderMey, Stob claim Danforth grant
Senate views finance, committee work
Literary figure Anais Nin schedules FAC appearance
Our Last Bland Editorial
Faculty deliberates on CACC
Essenberg becomes new Student Body President
Members of psychology dept will attend CAPS convention in Georgia
Deans select staff advisors
KIDS will mark 10-year anniversary this spring by Paul Holtrop
Conference on Christianity and Politics will occupy Gezon Auditorium April 19
Music Guild will present Baroque ensemble April 9
Concert Ensemble performs on April 7
Pucksters grab hockey title
...Chimes: March 15, 1974, Calvin College
Streaking fad invades Calvin
Miller releases summer session plans
Anachronistic Policy
Singularly Unexcited
Robert Palmer leads seminar at Calvin
Calvin Film Council shows Michigan premiere tonight
Huge tax breaks for wealthy only seem inequitable by Julie Squires
Student makes accusation of religious lethargy by Richard Klaver
Dramatic Tapestry by David Klooster
Hockey team defeats JC, faces Ferris Wednesday
...Chimes: March 8, 1974, Calvin College
Brink will join staff as psychology prof
Groelsema selects cast for 'Der Besuch'
Associated Women Students writes new constitution
Educational Responsibility
The Real Issue: Lack of Honesty at Calvin
Calvin offers summer school courses in the Netherlands and the Middle East
'Cabaret' upheaval initiates appraisal of film arts by Benjamin Beversluis
Five candidates vie for Student Body Presidency by Jacob Haagsman
Faculty rejects Senate proposal
Netmen face eligibility problem by Paul Holtrop
Basketball stars honored Veenstra selected MVP
...Chimes: March 1, 1974, Calvin College
Com Board names Benjamin VanderKooi new Chimes editor
Wilson Fellow Adams will visit Calvin
Incredible Trepidation
Six candidates seek Senate presidency
Dordt College dismisses O'Donnell and DeJong by Bert Duinkerken
AWS letter fails to elicit response by women by Beth Cammenga
United Farm Workers encourage Michigan boycott by Tom Linton
Student FOSCO committee studies CACC plans by Linda Bieze
SHAC finishes organizational meetings
Skaters finish fifth in IHT
Knights complete first-place MIAA season
...Dialogue: March 1974, Staff and writers of Dialogue
FEATURES
6 — The Jesus Alternative — Nancy Leesman
16 — The Core of the Matter — Benjamin VanderKooi
22 — Satan: Within or Without — Peter Slofstra
FICTION
27 — The Agony and the Idiocy
ILLUSTRATIONS
5, 13 — John Bakker
17 — Jack Harkema
ART
24 — John Bakker
11 — Andrew Brown
1, 29, 31, 34 — Randy Nyhof
9 — Len Streelman
15 — Jimmy Walker
POETRY
14 — Ben Beversluis
10, 21 — Thomas Konyndyk
15 — Marc Lagerway
Chimes: February 22, 1974, Calvin College
Thespian rehearsals progress
New chairperson outlines Lecture Council plans
'Cabaret' Confrontation
Evaluation of the Future
'Cabaret' screening results in upheaval by Benjamin Beversluis
Associated Men Students demands lucre by Peter Dykstra
Student Senate politics, promptly and sincerely by Daniel Meeter
Richardson supports VanderLaan in Calvin lecture
Wolterstorff and Mouw protest 'Restive Evangelicals'
Christian theatre group plans summer festival by David Schaafsma
Students lay plans for Transportation Collective by Julie Squires
Knighties top Central, 59-53
...Chimes: February 15, 1974, Calvin College
Calvin plans alumni welcome
Tuition, dorm fees will increase
Solzhenitsyn's Wake
Reappraising Student Transportation Situation
Congressional candidates VanderLaan and VanderVeen debate, Girard speaks
GOP candidate VanderLaan holds news conference by Jacob Haagsman
Interim students play government in nation's capital by Sheryl Essenburg
Progressive spirit, creativity emerge in Interim by Paul Holtrop
Students spend Interim with wandering Wheels by Cathy Selvius
B-ball smash Olivet, Aquinas
Goshen slips by Knighties
...Chimes: February 8, 1974, Calvin College
Blacks offer 'Soul' in Gezon tonight
Votapek duo-pianists appear tonight in fourth Artist Series presentation
Few attend Gezon, CC dedications
Settling into Complacency
Spoelhof Plans Retirement
For the Time Being gives Calvin artists opportunity to pursue artistic interests by Benjamin Beversluis
Gezon Auditorium features revolving turntable
College Center provides Broene Center offices
Convenient College Center provides more cohesive spirit by Linda Bieze
College Center art gallery features unartifical setting
Girard, Johnson hold news conference by Douglas Brouwer
Knighties boast 4-1 record in tough winter schedule
...Dialogue: February 1974, Staff and writers of Dialogue
FEATURES
6 — Calvin, Once Removed — Joel Carpenter
12 — Selected Stanzas
FICTION
20 — Hercules the Reprobate — Randall VanderMay
REVIEW
30 — Using the Facts, Making a Fiction — Peter Dykstra
ILLUSTRATIONS
5, 20 — John Bakker
21, 32 — Jack Harkema
POETRY
18 — John Artis
23 — David denBoer
30 — M. Edmund
27 — Tim Straayer
29 — C.J. Strikwerda
24, 26 — Hubert VanTol
Chimes: January 25, 1974, Calvin College
Nederhood will speak at exclusive Gezon theater dedication ceremony
Spoelhof plans report to board
Getting Out of Isolation
Candor and Cooperation Fail as Cover-ups
Self Awareness Center responds to local trends by David Schaafsma
Ford, Agnew visits illustrate political advertizing
VanderVeen explicates position at recent press conference here
Educational Policy Committee presents graduate program for consideration
Recycle Unlimited faces urgent financial crisis by Cathy Selvius
Knights conquer Kazoo, Olivet
Wrestlers chalk up three league wins
...Chimes: January 18, 1974, Calvin College
Revised SHAC is approved by Senate
VP Gerald Ford attends dinner at Calvin fieldhouse
Local Democrats organize in support of VanderVeen
SHAC: A New Animal
Two Calvin professors receive grants, Kreuzer earns doctorate from Iowa
Calvin Film Council screens 'Macbeth'
VanderLaan emerges as victor in fifth district primary race by Jacob Haagsman
Urban Concerns, Inc focuses on city appearance by Julie Squires
Library conserves energy
Knights thrash Hope in MIAA cage tilt
...Works from 1973
Chimes: December 7, 1973, Calvin College
Faculty makes minimal dent in FOSCO, stalls discipline move
CS Committee discusses second phase of Student Commons construction plans
Nixon as Incompetent
'Chimes' Chides Calvin Paranoiac Cover-up
SSC schedules opening of student recreation center
Schultze plans Jan 8 film
College Center nears completion
Chapel committee reflects on 'voluntary' system by Linda Bieze
Kohoutek will visit Calvin soon
Capella present concert Dec 9
Knights b-ball team dominates Wheaton, awaits Trinitarian invasion tomorrow
Honderd describes JV as 'best shooting group'
...Dialogue: December 1973, Staff and writers of Dialogue
SYMPOSIUM
6 — The Christian Conscience and Political Evil — George N. Monsma, Jr., Richard Mouw, Sheryl Essenburg, Gordon Spykman, Stephen Monsma, Douglas Brouwer, Benjamin VanderKooi
FICTION
15 — In the Year of the Rat — David den Boer
REVIEWS
18 — Lighter than a Hammer, Softer than a Shout / Out of the Cruel Shall Come Honey — Barbara Reinsma
21 — David and Barbara at the Theater: Phooey on the Torpedoes — David den Boer & Barbara Reinsma
DRAWING
6 — Lynne Muller
ILLUSTRATIONS
5 — John Bakker
5 — Jack Harkema
22, 23 — James Korf
20 — Power Politics (cover)
21, 22, 23 — Mark VanHalsema
PHOTOGRAPHY
14, 15, 18 — David Aupperlee
14, 17 — John Bron
Chimes: November 30, 1973, Calvin College
Con Com schedules mini-concert tonight
Oratorio Society will perform 'Messiah'
Oakdale deserves support
CACC is a mistake
Thespian censorship of Death of a Salesman indicates Calvin's failure to confront reality by Malcolm McBryde
Student Senate rejects Chimes' accusations; Essenburg denies publicity-seekers in Senate by Sheryl Essenburg
Bicycle Task Force proposes bike trails by Julie Squires
Church of the Servant aims at innovative worship by Benjamin Beversluis
Student car wreck causes $2300 evergreen damage
Three clubs join ranks of campus organizations
Calvin swimmers anticipate moving out of MIAA cellar
MIAA honors eleven booters
...Chimes: November 16, 1973, Calvin College
Senate disapproves cultural affairs body
Collegium schedules Saturday concert
GR Foundation allots funds for research program
Pseudo-leader Wanderlust
Rupke attacks 'Press' gift story
VanVugt releases enrollment statistics; new freshman class is largest on record
VanTil responds to Chimes news feature; terms coverage 'pseudo-provocative' by Jim VanTil
Library features Meindert DeJong in current Heritage Hall display
Strikwerda relates personal community experience; extols communal life style by Carl J Strikwerda
Three groups experiment with communal living by Rita Reitsema
Aquinas College applies for liquor license, finalizes plans for pub by Tom Linton
'Les Jacques' shock Senators
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Chimes: November 9, 1973, Calvin College
Early registration features senior priority, new dates
Senate, administration place moratorium on rock concerts
Interim Activities Committee approaches finalization of interim lecture schedule
Impeachment with Honor
Chimes Delivers Annual Concert Policy Castigation
Faculty votes to retain Reading Recess, continues previous FOSCO discussion
Eleven professors request Sabbatical leaves in 74-75
Computer Center expands to fill growing needs by David Meyer
Wells, Monsma agree on Kingdom goals by Ronald A Wells
Saga defends meatless menus, extols communication by Linda Bieze
Artist Series presents concert
Student Senate sponsors fund drive
Booters blank Kazoo in finale
Ste...
Chimes: November 2, 1973, Calvin College
James Oates plans visit here and schedules four lectures
Dispute arises over proposed lounge
Reigning Noninvolvement
Student calls for Christian reaction to crises by Tom Dozeman
Film council screens Fellini's Clowns and "Jammin' the Blues" tonight at 8 pm
Boelens, Parks fight for seat by Cal Hoekema
Way fails to make a good impression on Calvin campus by David Schaafsma
Calvin seminary faces question of ordained women by Patricia Steenland and Nancy Hagedorn
SPECTRA covokes
Kickers clinch first in MIAA
Tourney incites IM interest
...Dialogue: Noember 1973, Staff and writers of Dialogue
SYMPOSIUM
6 — The Christian Conscience and Political Evil — George N. Monsma, Jr., Richard Mouw, Sheryl Essenburg, Gordon Spykman, Stephen Monsma, Douglas Brouwer, Benjamin VanderKooi
FICTION
15 — In the Year of the Rat — David den Boer
REVIEWS
18 — Lighter than a Hammer, Softer than a Shout / Out of the Cruel Shall Come Honey — Barbara Reinsma
21 — David and Barbara at the Theater: Phooey on the Torpedoes — David den Boer & Barbara Reinsma
DRAWING
6 — Lynne Muller
ILLUSTRATIONS
5 — John Bakker
5 — Jack Harkema
22, 23 — James Korf
20 — Power Politics (cover)
21, 22, 23 — Mark VanHalsema
PHOTOGRAPHY
14, 15, 18 — David Aupperlee
14, 17 — John Bron
Chimes: October 19, 1973, Calvin College
FAG kicks off with Oct 24 Coffee Shop
Senate approves new budget allocations
Impeccably Mediocre
Neo-pentecostals approach reactionism
Student urges Calvin voters to elect Jamo for Comptroller by Marcia Lamberts
Calvin approaches 1974 interim with enthusiasm by Sally Kuiper
Blasi stresses lawyer's point of view
Moliere comedy slated for FAC
Chamber music opens series
Knighties place fourth at MSU
...Chimes: October 12, 1973, Calvin College
Blasi will present lecture October 17
Versluys reveals campus road changes
Dick's Dilemma
Music department prepares fall festival
KIDS pleads for activism
New conductor Alcantara rescues declining orchestra by Helen Hoekema
Members of Wealthy Street Community assemble to receive fruits of the Spirit by Jacob Haagsman
No-Fault insurance speeds service to consumer by Tom Linton
FAG reveals October plans
Broene Center offers tutors
Knights fall to Goshen, 1-0
...Chimes: October 5, 1973, Calvin College
Reading Recess gets faculty attention
Faber announces rise in campus crime
Journalism courses and student publications
Camp Geneva conference features Piers and Wolters
Friendly suggests prudence by Douglas Brouwer
Senate schedules elections next week; plans forum
Field hockey eyes opponents
...Dialogue: October 1973, Staff and writers of Dialogue
FEATURES
6 — Slow Death in the Factory — Joel Kuipers
10 — Tolkien: The Light Recovered — Henry Meeter
16 — Church Responds to Charismatic Question — Leonard Sweetman
22 — Dr. Chicago — Douglas Brouwer
27 — The Begetting — Mark Lipscomb
27 — Brashler Scores — D.C. den Boer
CARICATURE
4 — Jack Harkema
ILLUSTRATIONS
5, 6, 26 — John Bakker
DRAWINGS
11, 14 — J.R.R. Tolkien (reproduced from the 1973 Tolkien calendar)
25 — Jane Kuiper (photographed by Phil Schaafsma)
PHOTOGRAPH
31 — Grand Rapids Press
POETRY
15 — David C. DenBoer
23, 26 — Dan Koerner
COVER
John Bakker
Chimes: September 28, 1973, Calvin College
KIDS issues plea for 100 volunteers
Senate opens year with routine business
Runner plans to stay at Calvin
Chimes Tackles Education
Faber attacks parking problem by Harry Faber
Career orientation in education by Rick Stravers
Hope's problems spotlight challenges in Calvin future by Paul Faber
Trinity struggles with identity by Sally Kuiper
Dordt reflects ideology of surrounding community by Ben VanderKooi
Spoelhof views Calvin trends
Reformed soccer triumphs
Calvin faculty adds two
...Chimes: September 21, 1973, Calvin College
FAG holds first summit; phot guild dies
Education Consortium plans GR program
Five clubs organize; Plato club revived
Why Warwicke?
Lecture Council schedules four for 1973 fall series
1973 CRC Synod takes stand on volatile issues by Douglas Brouwer
Special group rate offered at Savoy I for new American Film Theatre series
State will widen beltline by David Schaafsma
Harriers head for cellar again
Knights trounce Oakland; Van Tongeren sidelined
...Chimes: September 14, 1973, Calvin College
New KIDS director Bradford considers urban service work
Fifteen-year architectural plan nears completion
Hitchcock begins Film Council season
Scapegate or Watergoat?
Heritage Hall features Calvin alumnus Smitter
Large enrollment causes no snags in registration
Cellist highlights Artist Series
Filmies reveal slate
Zuidema anticipates good season
...