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One of the most powerful and influential men in the country
will speak at graduation this year. The Honorable William
Rehnquist, Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court,
will come to Grand Rapids to deliver the Commencement 2001
speech.
Justice Rehnquist was invited to speak at commencement
after declining an earlier offer to speak at the January
Series. President Byker sent Justice Rehnquist a request
to speak, and the college was informed later that Rehnquist
would accept.
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Dance Guild Does It Again |
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With Napster a shell of its former self - filters and
court orders threatening the system daily – digital
music collectors are scrambling to find new ways to expand
their grey-market audio empires. For Calvin students,
there is a fast and easy new tool: it’s called Calster.
Developed by students Andrew Chase-Ziolek and Daniel
Mouw, Calster is the Calvin equivalent of Napster. Designed
for computers running Microsoft Windows, Calster catalogs
all the MP3s available on personal computers connected
to ResNet and allows searching and downloading of the
songs through the Calster client software.
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Sparks are flying and racial tensions flaring over plans
to redevelop what was once Woodland Skating Center. In
a two-hour meeting of Grand Rapids’ Zoning Board
of Appeals last Thursday, the two sides met to argue their
cases — one claiming race was not an issue and the
other claiming it was the only issue.
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