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April 2012

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A Greater Home for Music
What a difference a new building will make. A 800 seat concert hall, 25 teaching studios and so much more.
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Nursing the Hope Way
The nursing program is celebrating its 10th anniversary and a 30-year history in their state-of-the-art facility.
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Teaching from the Heart
Four members of faculty wil retire at the end of the school year, Dr. Jane Dickie, Diane Lucar-Ellens, Herb Martin and Jim Vander Meer.
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Restoring Hope in the Midst of Tragedy
Hurricane Irene hit three churches pastored by six Hope graduates along the upper New York's Schoharie Creek.
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Psychology for the World
Dr. David Myers has built a reputation as one of the nation's top authors of textbooks in the field of psychology.
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So Much to Cheer About
Is the Commisioner's Cup ours for the taking? Hope had a 22-point advantage through the fall season.
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Quote, unquote
"Quote, unquote" is an eclectic sampling of things said at and about Hope College.
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