Works from 1971
Chimes: November 19, 1971, Calvin College
Senate difficulties over Davis scheduling culminate in sparse welfare program
Head waiter promises repeat after popular juicing incident
Problems with the Core by rp
Happy with Our Rights
Woman on the Floor by pd
Brew-haha by Martha Lipscomb
A Selective History
Fountain Street talks unveil ambitious plans by civic leaders by Randall VanderMey
Les Jacques finally lose heads
Wrestlers shape up for season
...Chimes: November 12, 1971, Calvin College
Proposed Student Bill of Rights attacked, scheduled for open debate November 18 by Jerry VanderGoot
Leyden professor denBoer asks reassessment of third century pagan
A Matter of Planning by mt
Computers, Capitol-izing will headline Calvin's innovative interim offerings
Soccer team captures MIAA title
Les Jacques de Chimes smash Michigan in fall premiere
...Chimes: November 5, 1971, Calvin College
Student Rights Commission pushes emancipation in college housing rules
Calvin's Fall Music Festival, Artist Series joins in combination
The Arrows of Cupidity by rp
Tony Brouwer succumbs to cancer, leaves impact on Calvin community
Durrenmatt Preshrunk by John Vreeke
IQ Tests In Question by Peter VanderMeulen
Soccer team ends regular season with victories over three teams
Honderd anticipates successful season for cagers
Calvin engineering students draw plans for first area glass crushing machine
Student Bill of Rights proposed
...Dialogue: November 1971, Staff and writers of Dialogue
COMMENT
2 — Robert Strikwerda
4 — And Here's to You, Danny Orlis — fiction by Phillip Blosser
7 — Is a Historic Fall Necessary? — by Herman Bouma
9 — The Secular Academic Community — by Gordon Van Harn
13 — Communal Life at Calvin — by Delwin Nykamp
15 — A J Muste: A Life of the "American Gandhi," Part 2 — by Steven Dieleman
21 — Correspondence
POETRY
5 — Donald Mulder
10 — Robert Swets
12 — Richard Prins
14 — Herbert VanderZwaal
14 — Joan Malda
16 — Glen Fennema
17 — Hubert VanTol
20 — David DenBoer
22 — John Bakker
ILLUSTRATIONS
Amy Harper (pp. 8, 11, 12, 14)
Darrell DeRuiter (pp. 6, 23)
Jack Houskamp (p. 20, Woodcut: "Honeybunch")
Stephen Moerman (Front Cover)
William VanWyk (Back Cover)
Chimes: October 22, 1971, Calvin College
Durrenmatt's The Physicists is Thespians' November offering
New Student Constitution passes as 456 turn out for controversial vote
Dialogue deserves dialogue by rvm
English Department members reflect on new English 100 geared to individuals
Trouble at the Holy Knoll by Robert Persenaire
Tradition Does Not Mean Perdition by Mark Trover
Decerebrated by Sandy Zoeterman
The Proposed Grand Rapids City Charter: an Exposition by Douglas Steenland
Zuidema praises tough soccer defensive squad compliments other team members' efforts
...Chimes: October 15, 1971, Calvin College
Bosscher planning to aid needy engineering educators
Voogt announces FAF plans, achieves formation of art guilds
Senate approves budgets, examines concert series
Pablum at the Polls
Hoekema concludes four lecture series with comment on fulness of the Spirit
Selective Service changes made: lottery numbers below 125 will go
Inflation Goes Public by James Bloem and Bruce Quist
Voting guide to freshmen Senate nominees
Religion education minor due if State Board gives approval
Henry lambasts withdrawn fundamentalists for retreat in the face of calls to social action
Wevers uses computer to analyze Greek
Zuidema praises soccer squad in exclusive Chimes interview
...Chimes: October 1, 1971, Calvin College
Dekker reveals drop in KIDS volunteers, blames economic difficulties, abating activism
Conference on faith and history to be held at Calvin this year
Dialogue Dialectic
VanKley to assist in writing history tracing Asian influences on Europe
Student Body President defines Student Senate's role
Traffic Mazes and Big Cities by Richard Prins
Hoekema studies gifts, fruits of Spirit in lecture series on neo-Pentecostalism
Foresters to get double BS as Calvin, U of M graft cores of preprofessional programs
Ombudsman program to continue
...Dialogue: October 1971, Staff and writers of Dialogue
COMMENT
2 — Comment
4 — A Tooth for a Tooth — fiction by Miriam Timmerman
7 — The Core Curriculum and the Fragmentation of Education — by Richard Prins
12 — Nixon's "New Economic Policy" — by George Monsma
15 — Power, Coercion, and Politics — by Richard Mouw
18 — A J Muste: A Life of the "American Gandhi," Part I — by Steven Dieleman
POETRY
4 — Gordon Bordewyk
6 — Thomas Konyndyk
6, 19 — Miriam Timmerman
9 — Robert Swets
11 — Herbert VanderZwaal
13 — Hubert Van Tol
17 — Randall VanderMey
21 — Glen Fennema
ILLUSTRATIONS
Amy Harper
Shirley VanBaak
Timothy Van Laar
Randall VanderMey
Darrell DeRuiter (Cover)
Chimes: September 24, 1971, Calvin College
Calvin graduate Marvin Kosters defines Nixon's economic policies
NCA reaccredits Calvin, probes potential weaknesses
Restoring Balance of Power
English, Soc Departments go to dorms Curriculum Center comes to Library
Ellsberg: Rand to Mayday protest, Implements concerned conscience
Mitchell begins injunction; Court proceedings follow
Court adheres to Bill of Rights; Dissenters decry hasty decision
Hoekema talks Monday evening on neo-Pentecostal theology
New Lecture Council head LaMaire has full slate of fall term speakers
Johnson scores twice to power Calvin win
...Chimes: September 17, 1971, Calvin College
Recruitment efforts work well as enrollment tops expectations
Spoelhof responds to inquiry 'Who is in Charge' in FAC Convocation address
Grass Roots and Friends of Distinction to present double concert next Friday
Come as you Hope to be
Calvin Awarded Kellogg Grant for Environmental Studies
Wilson Fellowship to be discontinued due to uncertainty of funds next year
...Chimes: May 7, 1971, Calvin College
Five new courses passed in Art, Political Science
685 to graduate May 22, in 50th year of Calvin BA's
Faculty tables MAT recommendations for further development of specifics
Not Because We're Poor
New constitution, money losses dominate senate discussions at Monday meeting
Area Art Council will host festival of drama, painting, music this June
Forum criticizes language requirements, finds many faults with faculty rationale
20 Years in Office, The President's Reflections
Rural Poverty: Overlooking the Other Brother by Dawn DePuyt and Nell Ytsema
FOSCO discussion centers on function, responsibilities
Benson criticizes military justice system in final offering of Lectureship Council
...Dialogue: May 1971, Staff and writers of Dialogue
ILLUSTRATIONS
John Bakker
Richard Prins
Frank Speyers
Timothy Vanlaar
John Daverman (Photography)
David Hoekema (Photography)
John Bakker (Cover)
Chimes: April 30, 1971, Calvin College
Lower enrollments produce smaller faculty next year
Plantinga will address honors students, fellowship winners in annual spring rite
Quaffing the Hemlock
Upward Bound Director Blanke leaving program after prosperous four-year reign
Stoub will represent Calvin in Art Museum exhibition
The Peace Movement Goes Public by David Hoekema
Let Him Who is Without Fault Castigate by James Hietbrink
Justice for Life in the Balance by Timothy Palmer
Calvin takes seven victories for second in Indiana meet
...Chimes: April 23, 1971, Calvin College
Student Senate election results out: Roels is president, amendments pass
'Year of the Pig' shown in West Michigan premiere
Calvin artist guild suggested; students will stage art fair
Pushing the Art Cart
Baroque group to present Vivaldi in FAF performance
Two Calvin professors write for encyclopedia
MAT programs committee obtains favorable response
Towards Sharing the Sceptre by David Hoekema
Welfare Wrangle: Who gets the Bread? by Peter VandenBerg
Group fights downtrend in enrollment figures
...Chimes: April 16, 1971, Calvin College
Roels, VanTol square off in student body presidential elections; announce platforms
Spoelhof announces shift in administration
Hiding Our Minds
Jellema discusses unravelled minds, modern education in Tuesday talk
Alvin Plantinga, brother Leon win Guggenheim fellowships
Suppressing Stewardship by Richard Pennings
Filial Frustration by Connie Steensma
Incalculable Idolatry - the Abacus Aggrandized by Hubert VanTol
Out of Concern for the College by Richard Prins
Calvin English Department announces two novel courses to be offered 71-72
Evenhouse hurls victory Baseball squadron loses
...Chimes: April 7, 1971, Calvin College
Chimes Unsprung
Hemming in the Sheep
Corrupted Counter-Revolutionary by Robert Swets
Senate turns down Discipline Code opens season on body politick seats
FOSCO Generalized by Richard Prins
Chapel in Check: Worshippers Wanted by Bryan VanDragt
VanDam first Calvin student to win highly prestigious Marshall Fellowship
Students to present lunacy, love, loud-mouthed ladies
Goodman leisurely advises expectant audience to calmly await emminent advent of cultural break-down phenomena by Richard Prins and Dan Bazuin
Track team takes off, Nashville bats bash baseballers racketeers have ball serving
...Dialogue: April 1971, Staff and writers of Dialogue
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Chimes: March 19, 1971, Calvin College
Oratorio Society presents Saint Matthew's Passion'
Professional program expansion announced by Dean VandenBerg
The Borders of Our Minds
The Way the Wind Blows by jb
Chimes and Punishment by jr
Boender announces changes in women's, co-ed housing
Annual charade of school board, classis misses main issue of Timothy segregation by Paul LaMaire and Donald Ottenhoff
Calvin's personal counseling system inadequate as small, overworked staff cannot meet demand by Leo Bynagle
Shaffling to Zion
Contemporizing Macbeth: Multi-media Muddle by James Shade and David Dykhouse
Student Senate amends its constitution, awards grants, approves Ellis proposal
Otten compares interim plans at national 4-1-4 confer...
Chimes: March 12, 1971, Calvin College
Silent FOSCO protest grounded by students' lack-luster response
Trover named Chimes editor, pledges heterogeneous staff
Five Student Senators react to FOSCO's ideas, committees
Of Pearls and Swine
Coalition of Christian writers inaugurates literary periodical
Success of popular music indicates influence of dollars on aesthetics by David Hoekema
Spoelhof finds reassurances, criticisms during western trip
Athletic Shorts
...Chimes: March 5, 1971, Calvin College
FOSCO details basic operating principles, gives faculty complete review powers by Ted Opperwall
Hoekstra reveals changes for summer registrations
Reorganizing the College: Forsaken Community
Student moral dilemma outlined by Bajema in CPOL, chapel talks by Carl Strikwerda
Calvin students organize drive to donate books to county jail
Blood in the Mainstream by James Bratt
Chicago attorney Thomas Foran explains conspiracy trail, police raid on Panthers by Hubert VanTol
Varsity basketballers share MIAA title as Olivet nails down a 73-72 triumph
...Chimes: February 26, 1971, Calvin College
Thespians to stage 'Macbeth' in unique modern production
Student Senate tables discipline code, reinstates book sale at Tuesday meeting
Arts Moriendi
Simony
Youngsma announces Calvin Centennial plan for national telethon
Conference on Race Relations to feature speakers, displays
Rock drops politics, youth-culture image for varied technical, stylistic excellence by Donald Ottenhoff
With Liberals and Justice for All by John Ottenhoff
Chicago Seven prosecutor Foran to present two lectures today
Calvin education department offers master teachers' course
Varsity hoopsters smash Hope, Adrian; freshman Knights drop league contest
Library report notes increases in circulation, magazine costs
...Chimes: February 19, 1971, Calvin College
Sidney, Jean Weiss featured in final Artist Series concert
Berghuis reveals new proposals for summer development program
Faculty approves reorganization of Calvin Psychological Institute
Filmiliar Folly
Confidence gap between church, college emphasized by Alumni lecturer DeKoster
Distorted news and pious rhetoric show 'free' press committing Establishment sins by Donald Ottenhoff
Past 'Chimes' show changing nature of Calvin students' values and opinions by David Timmer
Students, seminary professors dispute just war, pacifism in Lectureship forum by John Ottenhoff
Knight basketballers continue title quest with key victories over Alma, Kalamazoo
...Chimes: February 12, 1971, Calvin College
Responsive hymn sing, Homecoming chapel highlight new schedule
Trustees accept chapel system, approve CAF construction plans
Senate funds new KIDS program, holds self-criticism discussion
Alumni Illumination
Trustees act on nominations, try to correct seminary image
Youth culture's drug-destroyed potential can be redeemed by radical Christianity by Carl Strikwerda
Impressions of Calvin offered by Interim exchange students by Roberta Green
Committee refuses to eliminate traditional commencement garb
SAC unveils new aid programs, needs more student volunteers
...Chimes: January 27, 1971, Calvin College
Chapel arrangements for second semester revealed by Pekelder
'71 Homecoming theme centers on "Understanding Our Times"
Faculty recommends professors for 1971-72 leaves of absence
State of the Senate, Fate of the College
Nederhood champions Christian marriage in the second AWS-sponsored seminar by Joni Malda
Interim Committee announces results of course selections
Senate rejects used-book sale, calls for chapel participation
Conflicting proposals and guidelines block fulfillment of CATV's promise by John Rienstra
Local firm unites Christian capitalism, resource exploitation in American way by Hubert VanTol
The Christian Reformed Church explores the use of mass media in evangelism by David Stravers
Peace Cor...
Chimes: January 15, 1971, Calvin College
Faculty approves temporary chapel plan which abrogates attendance regulations
Youngsma praises constituency for Crusade pledge increases
A Joyful Noise
Faber announces new revisions in Calvin parking regulations
Populist groundswell puts new faces, charter revision hopes in City Hall by Carl Strikwerda
Faculty changes requirements of language, education studies
Faculty Enrichment Fund grants awarded to Calvin professors
Calvin students, organizations continue to aid Kiegley family
Calvin KIDS initiates plan to aid Grand Rapids poor
Calvin monograph on literature teaching contrasts Wiersma, Meeter methods by Roberta Green
Knights split vacation games, win first two MIAA encounters
...Works from 1970
Chimes: December 4, 1970, Calvin College
Thespians stage TS Eliot's 'Murder in the Cathedral'
Registrar predicts enrollment decline, announces CRC student survey results
Interim Offerings: Mid-Course Correction
Hickel's Pickle-Inferior Interior
Emergency alarm system test to be conducted at Knollcrest
The Church pioneers a small magazine which tells the old story in a new way by David Stravers
Smirch on the Church by Gerard Kreeft
Hatfield advocates Christian political action in Wednesday lectureship address by David Timmer
Knights drop basketball opener to tough Central Michigan squad
...Chimes: November 20, 1970, Calvin College
Michigan volunteers present Calvin KIDS award for excellence
Chicago classis discusses Timothy, acknowledges guilt
Student-faculty dialogue obfuscates chapel question
Calvin Communications Board declines offer to reopen WCAL
Classical Gas
Nothing Like a Lark by Earl Ophoff
Three Vietnam veterans discuss issues of war, peace, and personal morality by David Timmer
Calvin library buys original manuscript of poet Bilderdijk
Marvin Baarman calls for church unity in final Woodlawn seminar presentation by Roberta Green
Oratorio society to perform 'Messiah' in December 4 Civic Auditorium concert
...Chimes: November 13, 1970, Calvin College
Advent celebration marked by innovation in compulsory chapels
1971 interim course selection offers Student Exchange Program
Sebastian, Ellis concert loss blamed on counterfeit tickets
Follow the Leader
Honorable Mention
Astounding Ovation by Donald and John Ottenhoff
Gish highlights three-day dialogues with lecture on "Radical Christianity"
Finances, appointments, chapel report highlight Senate meeting
American Opinion Library caters to right's need for authoritative literature by Roberta Green
DeWit announces building, road, athletic field plans
Lester DeKoster minimizes CRC disunity, says factional groups are 'copping out' by Glen Fennema
Ski Club organizes for winter, plans Mich...
Chimes: November 6, 1970, Calvin College
WCAL dissolved by action of Communications Board
Berghuis leaves administration; desires renewed student contact
Student committee gathers to help left-out commuters
Electionerring
Galloway, Bajema consider population, abortion problems in Senate seminars by Carl Strikwerda
Rienstra discusses women's liberation, dispels popular myths on female rights by Glen Fennema
Educational Ecology: The Experimental Environment
Plans approach completion for administration complex
Public relations programs initiated by Calvin's KIDS
Knight booters lose to Hope, Wheaton; MIAA Tournament finals hosted tomorrow
Calvin cagers begin practice; new coach Honderd sees promise
...Chimes: October 23, 1970, Calvin College
Sebastian, Don Ellis headline final 1970 entertainment slate
Speech department to present William Shakespeare's 'Much Ado'
Wolterstorff is recipient of Danforth Foundation's award
One More on Ohio
Homecoming Court allocation dropped as Senate session reconsiders budgets
Out of Commission Cultural Collision by James Bratt
The Right to Secede by Nola Opperwal and Sandra Schaddelee
Stob champions the rights of fetuses in Monday's Woodlawn abortion seminar by Glen Fennema
Lackluster fall Senate elections produce two contested positions
Knight booters inagurate MIAA season with smashing 2-1 victory over Albion
Jacques stumble Fumblers in thrilling 65-2 victory
...Chimes: October 16, 1970, Calvin College
Religon and science departments join in two-day symposium
'The War is Over' featured in Saturday Knollcrest show
Enrollment figures announced; student body remains static
The Mighty Fall
Monsma pushes 'Ideas, Action' in uphill State Senate battle
Bill of Wrongs: Defense Becomes Offensive by David Hoekema
The Poor Have You Always by Sandra Schaddelee
Hoekstra probes Christian school future in first of six Woodlawn CRC seminars
Planned Parenthood defended in birth control seminars
Calvin booters defeat Central Michigan and lose to top-notch Spring Arbor 3-0
...Chimes: October 9, 1970, Calvin College
Calvin teachers conduct meetings at Chicago MCTA
Faculty motion prompts Student Senate to revise its compulsory chapel stand
Power Failure: Community Government Myth
Maintenance Monarchs
DeKoster forecasts relevance in final Oakdale seminar by Roberta Green
Woodlawn sponsors seminars to discuss contemporary issues
The Republic's Democratic Fall Follies
Controversy over parochiaid amendment contributes to political polarization by Glen Fennema
...Chimes: October 2, 1970, Calvin College
Calvin KIDS program expanded; additional students join staff
Dekker receives appointment as advisory committee head
Six area colleges present programs on 1970 elections
Willing Worship
Optimistical Illusions
DeKoster ponders CRC problems in third Oakdale Park seminar
Up Against the Call by Hubert VanTol
Festivals on the Rocks by John Rienstra
Youngsma reports financial lag as first phase of drive closes
Senate seeks broader role in defining student rights
...Chimes: September 25, 1970, Calvin College
Student Senate adopts chapel proposals, urges adoption of voluntary services
Telephone consolidation begins; college to economize $50,000
A Banner Appeal
The Courage of your Convocations by Frederick Klunder
DeKoster installed as 'Banner' editor, lectures on CRC identity Monday night
Revolution for the heaven of it by James Bratt
Spirometer: An Instrument for Measuring the Air Entering and Leaving the Lungs by David Stravers
Franklin future is uncertain; space rented to outside groups
An Allstar Bomb by Sharon DeVries
Knight booters defeat Oakland; Zuidema applauds team offense
Kellogg Foundation grant aids Calvin faculty study
...Chimes: September 18, 1970, Calvin College
Thespians present 'The Lesson' and 'Lies' on September 24-26
SAC initiates new programs, changes committee structure
Race to change
Eschew It! by Gerard Kreeft
'Banner' editor lauds CRC strengths in first of four Oakdale Park lectures
NSA: What happened to the Silent Majority? by David Hoekema
Undoings at Synod by John Ottenhoff
Science department gets $30,000 worth of equipment
'Jacques' summer victories herald bright fall season
...Chimes: September 11, 1970, Calvin College
Calvin receives $15,000 grant for black student assistance
Stob and Hubers appointed as Calvin administrators
Music department reveals five-concert Artist Series
WhiteHouse Whitewash
The Pink Panther by James Bratt
Marvin Monsma named new director; library facilities open on Knollcrest
Sixteen new professors bolster ranks of Calvin science, language faculties
...Dialogue: September 1970, Staff and writers of Dialogue
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Chimes: May 8, 1970, Calvin College
Bryant Kirkland speaks to 750 Calvin seniors at May commencement
Chapel revisions are rejected; faculty returns SRAC proposal
Rally speakers decry war; Meyer addresses convocation
Discipline code approved in final Senate session Monday
Happy Mother's Day
Cicero Revisited by Richard Pennings and Bastian VanderZalm
"Finding Room": An Interview with Lester DeKoster
Committee recommendations approved for library changes
Knights stop Comet baseballers as Phelps snaps hitting slump
Calvin's A Capella Choir gives annual spring concert in FAC
...Chimes: April 31, 1970, Calvin College
Spoof Edition: The Bananer
It Came to Pass by Saul Vander Balm
Angels Dancing on a Pin? by Klaas Van Der Meer and Jake Den Bleeken
At Last: Harmony at Alcatraz by Leonard Brownway
In Public Office by Harold Bordhoff
Open Letter to Sunday Swimmers by John Vander Phlegm
Fearbook 1970
I Saw the Devil by Jan Meersma
...Chimes: May 1, 1970, Calvin College
'Spy' thriller marks final flick for Calvin Film Council year
Committee completes discipline reform; Senate decision delayed by discussion
Exhibition by senior art majors demonstrates artistic progress
Formal Demise
No Christian is an Island by James Shade
Justice Gets Nixed by James Bratt
Conscience of an Objector by Hubert VanTol
Power of the 'Press' by Stephen Sieberson
Ellis address, senior graduate awards highlight Calvin's Honors Convocation
Cindermen fall to Taylor and Wheaton; prospects dim with loss of top sprinter
...Dialogue: May 1970, Staff and writers of Dialogue
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Chimes: April 24, 1970, Calvin College
Bergman's 'Seventh Seal' featured in Saturday show
Milliken keynotes Earth Day ceremonies; rallies and seminars discuss environment
Fine Arts Festival events revealed; films, jazz band highlight activities
Lest We Feint
Who Do You Trust? by James Barber and Richard VanderMolen
Franklin relocation nears completion
Black scholarships, Beets bust dominate Senate's discussions
Knight pitching stymies Albion batmen as baseballers sweep conference opener
Knighties walk over Aquinas, fall to Alma in net duels
Thinclads show strength in dashes, take fourth in Ferris Invitational
...Chimes: April 17, 1970, Calvin College
Communication Board names 'Dialogue' and 'Prism' editors
College to sponsor rallies and seminars for national environmental problems day
Search Without Warrant
Recent elections demonstrate unrest; busing foes gain school board majority by Robert Ottenhoff
Not-so-Grand Rapids by Evan Reinders
An End to Isolationism by Robert Ottenhoff
Calvin mathematicians honored in William Putnam Competition
Knight trackmen capture twelve events, whip Aquinas and Grand Valley in debut
Baseballers plagued by errors, drop doubleheader to Eastern
...Chimes: April 10, 1970, Calvin College
Hoekema chosen Student Body President; Vietnam poll reflects pro-Nixon stand
Here We Go Again
DeWit announces tuition, room and board increases
Presidential Roulette
Scrip, Script, and Scripture by Robert Rooy
The Effluence of Affluence: Our Putrefied Planet by Marvin Meyer
Senate and Calvin students plan college credit union
FAF plastic art winners named; exhibit of entries on display
Baseballers post 3-6 exhibition mark; to face EMU in season opener tomorrow
...Dialogue: April 1970, Staff and writers of Dialogue
COMMENT
1 — Nixon's Welfare Reform: Neither A Poison Nor A Miracle Drug — George N. Monsma Jr.
3 — The Calvin Bookstore — Tom Prins
6 — Echoes of Nazism In American Politics — Daniel DeVries
9 — L'Homme Moyen Sensual: The Humor of Charlie Chaplin — Sandra Zoeterman
12 — Flight — Marilyn Van Vuren
13 — Trampled In The Vintage — David Vander Meulen
16 — China and Its Future — Andy Van Baak
19 — Castro and Cuba — Ira R. Slagter
23 — The Huk Insurgency — Mike Brandsen
25 — Hitler on The Rostrum: A Presidential Address to Congress — Robert P. Schoone-Jonge, William Van Harken
29 — Academic Freedom In The Christian College — Nicholas Wolterstorff
COMMENT
1 — Nixon's Welfare Reform: Neither A Poison Nor A Miracle Drug — George N. Monsma Jr.
3 — The Calvin Bookstore — Tom Prins
6...
Chimes: March 19, 1970, Calvin College
Vroon replaced by Honderd in major personnel shuffle
Presidential primary election attracts quartet of candidates
National accrediting agency to evaluate education program
Til the End of Chimes
Conscription Conniption by James Bratt
Wolterstorff describes current crises in American church, university, state
Four on the Floor
They're Playing Our Song by David Hoekema
DeKoster lecture champions CRC unity by Roberta Green
Curriculum report published; Spoelhof praises committee
Vlaardingerbroek-less cinder squadron anticipates strenuous spring schedule
...Chimes: March 13, 1970, Calvin College
Cash awards presented for private library collections
Senate presidential elections announced; candidates include Ouwehand, Verseput
Nicholas Wolterstorff receives prestigious Humanities fellowship
Malignant Mediocrity
Koops predicts demise of denominations in 'Church in Time of Change' seminar by Roberta Green
Turn on, Tune in, Turn off by David Stravers
Bibliophilic Dilemma by James Hoekema
Spivack advocates foreign aid, world unity in Eastbrook talk by Glen Fennema
Charlier explains ecological imbalance, stresses need for anti-pollution plans by Robert Strickwerda
Tennis outlook felicitous as veteran squad returns
...Chimes: March 6, 1970, Calvin College
Publication board names Dykhouse as Chimes editor
Faculty acts on chapel, teach-in
Knollcrest science observatory open for solar eclipse viewers
As You Like It
Breakdown of teacher-pupil relations predicted in third Eastbrook seminar by Glen Fennema
Youssoufou criticizes US press, American foreign policy ignorance by Donald Ottenhoff
Chicago 7-up: the Unconspiracy by John Ottenhoff
Celluloid Wasteland by Daniel DeVries
Calvin KIDS and SAC representatives attend seventh Governor's Conference by Robert Ottenhoff
Christians urges increased lay activity in "Church in Time of Change" seminar by Roberta Green
Varsity cagers fall in season finale, Coach Vroon lauds outstanding year
...Chimes: February 27, 1970, Calvin College
Thespians face "Dilemma" in March performances
Ritchie, Hollebeek named Designates, others honored in Wilson competition
Hoekstra announces schedule, innovations for summer school
Caprice or Conservation
French film 'Piano Player' appears in Franklin show
Local elections reflect voter dismay; city charter revisions win approval by Robert Ottenhoff
Politics in the Ivy by James Bratt
None Dare Call It Reason by Marvin Meyer
Biologist Smith sees rise of ecology in second Eastbrook Mall presentation by Luke Reinsma
Christian Reformed liturgical forms explored by Kromminga, Wolterstorff by Roberta Green
Senate analyzes constitution, death of experimental college
Knight basketballers clinch MIAA crown w...
Chimes: February 20, 1970, Calvin College
Senate committee to organize programs for nation-wide environmental teach-in
Music department presents Festival, U of M Ensemble
Graduate placement statistics reveal oversupply of teachers
The Calvin Fizzle
DeHaan advocates American involvement before sparse crowd in Alumni Lecture by Donald Ottenhoff
Saturday Film Council show features Fellini's 'La Dolce'
Adventures in Daleyland by William Van Wyke
Kromminga discusses effects of change on church in second Woodlawn seminar
Bajema discusses population problems at "Prospects for the 70's" seminar by Luke Reinsma
Alumni Association presents Distinguished Service Awards
Knight cagers ground Flying Dutchmen; title hopes soar with win over Adrian
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