The Voice, Fall 1998: Volume 44, Issue 1

Summer Work Puts Students in the Thick of Things; A Moral Academy; Covenant Hall Opens Its Doors at the Last Moment; Moes and Petersen Join the Pew Younger Scholars Program; Dordt Fall Enrollment Breaks Record Again; New Graduate Education Program Accreditation Opens Door to High School Teachers Too; Distinguished Scholars Come From Across the Country; A Little Relief for Canadians; Freshmen Bring Special Scholarships With Them; Education Program Reapproved; Math Students Give Good Showing on Putnam Exam; Men\u27s 4x800 Relay Team Named All-American; Five Join Faculty; Dordt College Named a U.S. News Best Value ; Three New Scholarships Announced; Theater Profs\u27 Summer Helps Fall Production; Sports Updates; Dordt Alums Take to the Road for CRC; Shalom Within the Cacophony: Christianity in a Postmodern World; Van Gilst Spends Fulbright Year in Venezuela; Mennega Receives John Calvin Award; Faculty News; Sikkema Studies the Relation of Modern Physics and Faith; Lantinga Earns PhD. Studying the Effects of Stigmas; Jansen is First Out-of-State and First Woman Board Chair; Campaign Update; New Book of Poetry Chronicles Grace in Life; Alumni Director\u27s Notes; Alumni Notes; Family Honors Generations of Commitment to Christian Educationhttps://digitalcollections.dordt.edu/dordt_voice/1087/thumbnail.jp