The Diamond, February 25, 1993

Front Page: Classroom Bash; Faculty Dominates Quiz Bowl News: Intervarsity Members Serve Poor at Banquet; PLIA Prepares for Spring Break; News Shorts; K-ICE Works to Increase Listening Audience Art: 1993 Talent Extravaganza; Recitals at Dordt; Murder Opens Editorial: Who Am I, Lord? Tell Me, Please Campus Voice: Overheard... ; Actions Should Match Policy; Registrar\u27s Reflections Features: Talent Extravaganza; Operation Restore Hope: Ideology vs. Practicality; A Textbook Example of Anarchy Columns: Free Press; Equal Time; World in Review; Students Say: Do You Think the New Student Discipline Policy is Working?; On the Fence Sports: 7th Inning Stretch; Blades Impress at Homecoming; Dordt Will Open Playoffs Against Iowa Wesleyan; Track Team Performs Well in Dome; Season Ends for Lady Defenders Back Page: M.D. Speaks on V.D.; A Touch of Hungary Comes to Dordt; Teaching Positions in Hungary Open to Dordt Studentshttps://digitalcollections.dordt.edu/dordt_diamond/1218/thumbnail.jp

The Voice, January 1978: Volume 24, Issue 2

New Agriculture Program Gets Under Way; New Year\u27s Greetings; The Call for Calvinists to be Truly Calvinists; Forward Thrust Campaign Hits $1.9 Million Mark; Dordt Faculty Critique South Africa; DeWaal Speaks on All Spheres of Life; New Dordt Orchestra Receives Standing Ovation; Basic English Revisited; Women\u27s Volleyball Team Shares Conference Championship; Fall Foundation Drive Results Running 10% Ahead of Last Year; Lecturers to Examine Christian Approach to Media and Economics; Defenders Bounce Back; Cross Country Team Goes to National Finalshttps://digitalcollections.dordt.edu/dordt_voice/1180/thumbnail.jp

The Diamond, February 10, 2011

Front Page: Here\u27s to You, Ms. Robinson ; Tim Pawlenty Kicks off the Presidential Lecture Series at Dordt News: Dea-ncing with the Stars; Commons TV: Let\u27s Change the Channel; PLIA Preview; Please Don\u27t Stop the Music; Cultural Fair and Fashion Show, Combined Features: National Eating Disorder Awareness Week; Welcome to My World: The Story of a Dordt Student Who Fought Anorexia... and Won Opinion: Taking Back His Time; A Dordt Kid\u27s Adventures in Luxor: Demonstrations and Discos; My Feminist Label; Too Much, Too Little: Where Did All the Rock N\u27 Roll Go? Sports: Dordt Track Athletes Make Nationals; Ask an Athlete; Packers Fans Meet in Grille Area to Cheer on Their Team to Victory! Arts and Entertainment: It Was Quite the RUSH; This Ain\u27t Your Mama\u27s Horror; Dordt Theatre Chooses French Comedy as Next Project Amusements: Comic Mishaps; Keys to Fake Success; RED, White, and Brucehttps://digitalcollections.dordt.edu/dordt_diamond/1023/thumbnail.jp

The Diamond, April 7, 2000

Front Page: Students Attend Calvin Writer\u27s Conference; Board Interviews New VPSS Candidate News: Dordt Represents Syria, Kuwait, and Palestine in Model Arab League; Dordt Hosts British Literature Conference; Zylstra Gives Reasons for the SLC; Do Students Have a Voice and Do They Care?; How To Get Involved; News Briefs; Diamond Lookback; Tuition Increases; Social Workers Informed About Victim Advocacy Opinion: Learning Continues After College; Cat Houses, Priorities and the Proposed Student Life Center; Everyone Has a Journey, What\u27s Yours? Features: Seniors Exhibit Art; Wielenga and De Haan Present Faculty Recital; Sid the Serpent Teaches Local Children about Opera A & E: Concert Tour Culminates in Home Concert; Nobody Move and Nobody Gets Hurt Sports: Elgersma Resigns as Soccer Coach; Tennis Teams Look Competitive; Defenders End Basketball Seasonhttps://digitalcollections.dordt.edu/dordt_diamond/1167/thumbnail.jp

The Voice, June 1981: Volume 27, Issue 4

Van Til Retires After 26 Years of Service; Dordt\u27s Tuition 2nd Lowest in State; From the President\u27s Pen... Reasons for Hope; Dordt to Offer Summer Courses; 25th Anniversary Campaign Update; Dordt Awards 236 Degrees on May 8; Ground-Breaking Held for Dordt Dairy Facilities; Fourth Psalm Record in Production; Foreign Study Programs: Dordt Students Live and Learn; Dordt to Host Conferences in August; The Dordt College Press: Making Good Books Available; Nawyn Dissertation to be Published; Magee Receives NEH Grant, Speaks at Conferencehttps://digitalcollections.dordt.edu/dordt_voice/1160/thumbnail.jp

The Voice, March 1992: Volume 37, Issue 3

Pre-Physical Therapy Students Get the Edge They May Need; From the President; Two for the Price of One; How Can We Bring Political Change?; How Should We Vote?; Dordt Adds Film Studies to Its Off-Campus Programs; The Soodsmas Come to Dordt a Second Time; Faculty News; Shirley Huisman Jezowski Joins Social Work Department; Coach Urges Hard Work, but Balance; Bousema Becomes Dordt\u27s Leading Scorer; Freshman Leads Men\u27s Team; Indoor Track Records Fall; Hilbelink Named Academic All-American; Kabba Will Soon Get His Christmas Present; Dordt Students Benefit From Two New Scholarships; Homecoming Highlights; Many Things Have Changed in Twenty-Three Years; Alumni Notes; Dr. Harvey Blankespoor Affects Many Through His Research and Teachinghttps://digitalcollections.dordt.edu/dordt_voice/1115/thumbnail.jp

The Voice, March 1986: Volume 31, Issue 3

Vietnamese Freshmen Adapt to Dordt; International Students Help Raise Global Awareness; From the President; Teaching Christianly: Dordt Studies Institute Project Develops Model for Christian Teaching; More Parental Choice Needed in U. S. Schools; Library Adds New Computer System; Future Looks Hopeful for Agriculture Students; 85 Percent of Dordt Students Work; Admissions Looks for a New Counselor; Former Commissioner of Education Visits Dordt; Dordt Students Join March; New Colloquium Popularizes Science; Dordt Blades Travel to Canada; Martin Luther King Remembered; Ysseldyke Addresses Students and Local Teachers; Men\u27s Basketball Winds Up Successful Year; Women\u27s Team Takes to the Road; Faculty News; Koldenhoven and Schaap Awarded PhDshttps://digitalcollections.dordt.edu/dordt_voice/1148/thumbnail.jp

The Voice, January 1974: Volume 20, Issue 3

New Year\u27s Reflections; How Reformed Are We?; Concert Choir Itinerary; Dordt Shares in Estate; Dordt Athlete Produces Art Work; Accepted at College of Osteopathic Medicine; Dordt Shares in Joint Foundation Grant; Van Dyk Granted Teaching Assistantship; A Tribute to Mr. Neal Boersma; De Wit New Business Manager; Fall Drive Off to Excellent Starthttps://digitalcollections.dordt.edu/dordt_voice/1210/thumbnail.jp

The Voice, Spring 2009: Volume 54, Issue 3

English 100: Giving Students the Chance to Succeed in College; But Is It Worth the Cost?; Students Begin New Year in Slum; Getting Published; Zevenbergen Shares His Lean Enterprise Expertise with Several Local Businesses; Graphics Students Redesign Library Signs; Book Culling Benefits Literacy Programs; Music Majors Get Early Start on Teaching; Guitar Lessons Grow in Popularity; Biotechnology Program is Awarded Grant; Experiencing History Through Writing; Dordt Ag Scholarship Awarded by Growmark; Family Communication Course Gets Students Thinking About Their Families; Engineering Offers Civil Emphasis; Living in a Beehive; Students Drop in the Bucket for Wells; Faculty News; In Memory of Norman Matheis; Winter Sports Wrap up Their Seasons; The Global Recession and Dordt College; KSP Students Help a Business; Zylstra Is New Chair of CCCU; Alumni Events Keep Coming; Alumni Notes; Students Present Their Research; Alumni Come Through for Stranded Students; Looking Back: An Interview with John Rozeboomhttps://digitalcollections.dordt.edu/dordt_voice/1026/thumbnail.jp

The Voice, March 1976: Volume 22, Issue 4

Annual Spring Debt Reduction Drive Starts Soon; Former Medical Missionary to be Dordt\u27s Commencement Speaker; Dordt Profs Participate in Christian Lecture Series; How Reformed are We?; Lynden Christian High Choir to Participate in Dordt Choir Festival; Dordt\u27s Radio Station Wins First Place for the Best Single Program; Quota Support for Dordt College... Part III; Should I Encourage My Son or Daughter to Go to College?; Skillen and Downie Lectures Identify Civil Religion as the Cause of Many Problems; Bicentennial Play The Contrast to be Presented April 7-10; Women\u27s Basketball Team Action; Fall Foundation Drive Finishes at $112,000https://digitalcollections.dordt.edu/dordt_voice/1199/thumbnail.jp