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For the third year in a row, small loops of violet ribbon
have made their way to the collars and lapels of members
of the Calvin community. With the ribbon comes a promise:
“I promise to love and respect my gay and lesbian brothers
and sisters and to pray for their protection.”
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About 20 years ago, a new term was introduced into English
parlance. The term was “climate study” and its
introduction in some ways defined the profundity of social
change in the 20th century.
A climate study is an attempt to gauge the temperament
of an organization or institution. Often, such a study
is conducted using research instruments like surveys,
focus groups and interviews. Researchers delve into the
character of relationships, issues and conflicts, and
seek to pinpoint areas of friction and division. The objective
is to give a report on how friendly an organization’s
environment is for its inhabitants.
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Calvin’s expansion and renovation project is well
on its way, as evidenced by the loss of one parking lot
to make way for bulldozers and the implementation of a
new parking policy.
Before spring break, dorm residents with cars parked
in the soccer lot across the East Beltline were asked
to relocate their cars to make way for construction vehicles.
To accommodate for the loss of space, the parking lot
by the ecosystem preserve was reopened.
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