The Diamond, October 16, 1997

Front Page: Stenzel Speaks on Sexuality, Hits Like a Mack Truck; New, Old Faces Highlight Late Night Preseason Fun News: Workshops Help Prepare Students; Annual Townie Uprising Flops; Program to Help Speed, Comprehension Variety: Parents Invade Campus; New Church Brings Hope; Picture Poll: How Would You Describe The Play? Editorials: Studying from a Service Perspective; Seek a Healthy Balance Opinion: FOCUS: We Serve an Almighty God; Global Observatory: Jesus Was Way Cool; Free Press: Discrimination at Dordt? Feature: Promise Keepers Calls Men to Accountability; Disaster Flood Relief Arrives... Dordt Style; Dordt Students Thankful for the Experience; Volunteers Serve and Are Served Sports: Golf Team Earns First-Ever Trip to National Tournament; We\u27re Baaack! Blades Action Hits Dordt; Defenders go 3-1-2 in Last Six Games; Gaskill Named NAIA Player-of-the-Week; Runners Gearing up for Conference Meet; Dordt Volleyball Bounced Twice by Tough Opponents Entertainment: Dutch Choir Lift Voices in Praise; Go Fish Pleases Diverse Crowd; If You Liked The English Patient... ; Sarah McLachlan\u27s Surfacing; Snow Falling on Cedars; American Novel Class Visits Red Cloud Final Word: Theology Department in Process of Change; Paper and Recycling Main Focus for Shamar This Year; Steve Bridges: Seinfeld to Little Caesarhttps://digitalcollections.dordt.edu/dordt_diamond/1199/thumbnail.jp