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BIBLICAL INTERPRETATION, Vol.2. Knox was also the subject of a

paper he gave at the 16th Century Studies Conference in St. Louisin

October 1999.He was also interviewed by CHRISTIAN HISTORY

MAGAZINE, Vol. 61 (1999), Nr. 1, pp. 42-42.

Suzanne Geissler Bowles has been promoted fromAdjunct

Instructor to Assistant Professor of History at William Paterson

University. InSeptember, she gave a paper on "Mahan versus the

Pacifists" at the Naval History Symposium at the U.S. Naval Academy.

Ben Lowe is now Associate Professorof History, Florida Atlantic

University. His book, IMAGINING PEACE: A HISTORY OFEARLY

ENGLISH PACIFIST IDEAS, 1340-1560, was published in 1997by Penn

State Press.

Dordt College's Paul Otto gave lectures in the fallof 1999 on

"Common Practices andMutual Understandings:Henry Hudson, Native

Americans, and the Birth of New Netherland," at the 22ndAnnual

Rensselaerwijck Seminar in New York, andon "Wilden en Calvinisten:

Dutch Missions to Native Americansin Colonial New York," at Hope

College's History Colloquium Series.

Roy Williams completed his Ph.D.in Historical Theology at Calvin

Theological Seminary in May 1998, with adissertation on "William

Boardman (1810-1886): Evangelist of theHigher Christian Life." He is

currently a part-time instructor at North HillsClassical Academy and an

adjunct professor at Cornerstone College, both in Grand Rapids, MI.

Donald Yerxa (Eastern Nazarene College)has been elected to the

Colonial Society of Massachusetts as a ResidentMember. He has also been

selected to be one of thirty scholars to participate over thenext three

summers in the John Templeton Oxford Seminars onScience and

Christianity. His topic of researchis "Evangelical Christianity and Popular

Science in an Era of Cultural Warfare: From Flood Geology toIntelligent