09-28-2001





























Chimes Online


  • Chimes Online - ESC transforms Calvin paper policy
  • Did you know that of the approximately 38,000 pages printed at the ITC, only about 1,400 were made on recycled paper last month? In recorded estimates provided by Dan Lindh in ITC, the total printing in the Center for the month of September reached about 38,683 copies. Of the four printers there, one of them is a recycled paper printer. Members of the Environmental Stewardship Coalition wonder if students do not realize the printer is available or if they do not care enough to bother with it. The ESC wants to change both the ignorance and the nonchalance as soon as possible. Ben Hoff, the ESC's chair, voiced his strong wish to publicize and, through students' awareness, to create a bigger demand for 100% post consumer recycled content paper. ...
  • Chimes Online - Calvin evacuated after anonymous threat
  • In four hours, Calvin's campus went from a bustling college landscape to a deserted ghost town. Following a threatening phone call received last Thursday, the campus was evacuated, classes were cancelled, and thousands of students were sent home with family and friends....
  • Chimes Online - Suspect arrested in campus threat
  • On Saturday, Grand Rapids police arrested a suspect in connection with the phone threat that evacuated campus on Thursday and Friday....
  • Chimes Online - Calvin develops own Nursing Program
  • After 20 years, Calvin and Hope have decided to conclude the conjoining Hope-Calvin nursing program and design new programs for each individual college. Mary Doornbos, a Calvin nursing professor, said this has been a ``developmental decision'' that the college has been planning for a few years now. In previous years, neither Calvin nor Hope had the necessary capabilities to form separate programs, but with the growth of both schools, including new laboratories and qualified faculty, each can now sustain their own nursing programs. Along with this comes the opportunity to teach and prepare nursing students in ways more particular to Calvin's and Hope's individual curriculums. This new Calvin College Nursing Program will allow Calvin nursing students to ``feel more integrated into Calvin's campus'' Doornbos said, and allow students more opportunities to become involved with extra-curricular activities and interims....
  • Chimes Online - Campus Safety Reports
  • Tuesday 9/18...
  • Chimes Online - Neal Plantinga assumes role of Seminary president
  • On January 1, 2002 an old friend will return to the seminary to relearn the institution. Neal Plantinga, who for five years has been dean of the Calvin College Chapel, will move into the position of Calvin Theological Seminary president....
  • Chimes Online - President's Corner
  • As September comes to an end, we realize that our planners are slowly filling up with tests to take, papers to write and group projects to finish. I'd imagine you all have a long list of things to do. Just like you, Student Senate has developed a long list of things to do for this semester. After the Student Senate retreat this past Saturday, I began to notice the desire Student Senators have to make a difference for you on Calvin's campus. Some of the following things are on the list: later dinner hours, a Fishouse art gallery, more cable channels in the dorms, ping-pong tournaments, expanding the use of 100 percent- recycled-paper campus-wide and many, many more. ...
  • Chimes Online - Calvin community coping well with recent stress, reports Broene Center
  • The past two weeks on Calvin's campus have been tumultuous, but the community seems to be coping well with the added stress. ...