February 5, 1999 Calvin College Chimes

What's N E W S Fire alarm awakens students at BHT Students living in the Bolt/Heyns/Timmer residence hall were awakened by a fire alarm early Tuesday morning. The alarm, which sounded at 3:45 a.m., was false. Understandably, most students were unhappy. Freshman Amy VanStensel half-laughingly stated “I think that whoever did it should be lynched.” Students who refused to get out of bed will be fined $25 and a $250 reward has been offered to whoever turns in the culprit. If caught, the prankster will have to pay $500. Alumni Association presents new career program This program allows students to be paired with alumni working in their area of interest. Alumni will host students in the areas of medicine, law, education, social work, ministry, marketing, banking, small business, occupational and physical therapy, art, engineering, research and politics. Alumni are located in many states and Canada. For more information, e-mail saa@calvin.edu or request a brochure from a department office. “The Physicists” Awards Jim Korf and David Leugs were awarded Certificates of Merit from the American College Theatre Festival for “The Physicists,” a fall production by the Calvin Theatre Co. Korf earned the Playbill Graphic Design Award. Luegs earned awards for Scenic and Lighting Design and Technical Direction. Athletic director given coaching award The Calvin men’s athletic director, Dr. Marv Zuidema, was recently presented with one of collegiate soccer’s highest awards. He was the recipient of the Bill Jeffrey Award from the Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA). Zuidema recently completed 36 years as Calvin men’s soccer coach, ending his career with over 340 victories.