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Two Calvin students were sexually assaulted on the evening
of April 25, according to a crime alert bulletin posted
last Thursday.
The students, two women, were walking to their car at approximately
11:30 p.m. when they encountered a man in a white Plymouth
van parked next to their car. He got out of the van, exposed
himself and made lewd comments and gestures. According to
Grand Rapids police reports, he also tried to grab one of
the women.
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Every Friday afternoon at rush hour, cyclists in cities
across the globe take to the streets en masse, winding
through stopped cars and navigating their way through
gridlocked traffic.
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Amidst the bright sun and radiating heat of a spring
afternoon, members of the Calvin community gathered together
to dedicate the new DeVos Communications Center and Prince
Conference Center during Tuesday’s “Stepping
East by God’s Grace” ceremony.
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Questions about Chief Justice William Rehnquist’s
record and background have incited debate about the commencement
speaker in some corners of the campus.Some have wondered
whether a person with an arguably racist background should
be permitted to come to campus, while others have questioned
bringing a “big name” speaker to speak at commencement.
Calvin has traditionally invited speakers who are either
currently at the college or have been significantly molded
by the Reformed vision Calvin teaches. In that vein, speakers
like Alvin Plantinga, Lewis Smedes, Gloria Stronks and
Roberta Ahmanson have spoken at commencement in the past
few years.Choosing Rehnquist this year is a departure
from that tradition, and has cast a number of questions
on the selection process and the nature of commencement.
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