Hope College - Milestone Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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 EVENTS EVENTS EVENTS EVENTS EVENTS EVENTS EVENTS EVENTS EVENTS EVENTS EVENTS EVENTS March I i, classes are cancelled in order that students may attend the Critical Issues Symposium and workshops, — And attend they did. Perhaps Hope's big- gest event of the year, three national leaders gave lectures on their view of the Middle East crisis, after which workshops were offered to help students and community to gain a fuller understanding of the conflict in the Middle East. Co-sponsored by Student Congress, Nobel Peace Prize Winner in 1976, Betty Williams spoke on her struggle and role in the peace-making of Ireland. But the special speakers weren't the only events of the year. There were the traditional Pull and Nykerk competi- tions, as well as Vespers, Winter Fanta- sia, and May Day. Most everyone became involved in one thing or another, including the theatre depart- ment as they produced two top-rate plays. The first play. Mack and Mabel P Pjj'lbrr followed a version of the My Fair Lady theme, but added a slightly different twist, and the second play. She Stoops to Conquer was a comedy that pro- duced more than just laughs. A year full of entertainment spon- sored from many different groups, sparked enthusiasm and spirit in the j everyday life on campus.

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Vnrukut ) 11 url Amp Another routine day at Mope. I ave Sackett looks for a little variation in the schedule. We find that our journey is but a mere preparation for further travels to come. i a 7

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Pianist Tim Clay entertains Winter Fantasia audience Chapel Choir prepares for their tour through the fast I I Hj fVjmp I tWwl Freshman Shahna Kiani from Iran, in her native costume, serves her own dish at the annual IRC Food Fair EVENTS Aaron Rosobaum, director of research. Amen can-lsrael Public Affairs committee, voices his opinion on the Configuration ol Peace in the Middle Fast 9