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The Echo: December 10, 1971, Taylor University

1971-1972 (Volume 53)

Christmas Light, Life, Love

Freshman wait all night to register for courses – New shop sells records and gifts – Vespers to be led by Sims – Group to share Christ in Bronx – Students in math lab present geoboards to Eastbrook school – Draft inovations provide opportunities for appeal – Union to present award-winning film – Editorial page – Ponder Christmas – U.S. rides military seesaw – Guest column – Is it time for a change? – Sweeping cobwebs – Love means sharing – Few juniors plan practicum studies – White Christmas? – Professors retreat – Faculty to evaluate …

The Echo: December 3, 1971, Taylor University

1971-1972 (Volume 53)

Santa invited to faculty banquet – Theater 25 to present two religious comedies – Music groups to join in Christmas concert – Panel includes Choe – Editorial page – Divert funds for ocean exploration – Has study time become a failing priority? – Editor’s column – Search for a word – W/O dissimulation – On pride – Library ‘borrowing’ results in cost and inconvenience – Campus crier – Girl Scout Bazaar – Alison originals – Greeting cards designed – ‘Kiddie Lit’ requires more than reading – Taylor girls to represent Indiana as 4-H delegates – Voice of the people – …

The Echo: November 19, 1971, Taylor University

1971-1972 (Volume 53)

Inter-Term course structure redesigned – Rock group to perform as SUB experiment – Hall teams to contend for Taylor Bowl title – ‘Holiday Hearth’ – banquet to depict rural scene – Help solve registration riddles – U.S. aid policy… continues – Guest column – Grace offers guilt solvent – Sweeping cobwebs – Missions reviewed – One acts to be readied for coming performances – Ringdowns – Taylor students discover personal church obligations – Projects pursued for Thanksgiving – Alumnus will relate studies in physiology – ‘Get ready’ – Conference duties given – Voice of the people – Christian?—Yes! – Jesus …

The Echo: November 12, 1971, Taylor University

1971-1972 (Volume 53)

English to be used in Verdi’s opera – Holiday banquet arranged – Science Seminar will feature discussion on ‘Noise Pollution’ – Seven one-acts directed by students in Theater 25 – Without dissimulation – Fine arts discussed – Meniscus – Love self first – PA’s: campus inconsistency – Christianity impels protest – Alumni fill varied positions – Campus crier – Burden family receives aid from Taylor groups – Ringdowns – Voice of the people – Area entertainment – Coeds will pedal throughout Florida – National commentary – Largest art park serves Indianapolis area – ‘Super success’ – Superstar sells millions – …

The Echo: November 5, 1971, Taylor University

1971-1972 (Volume 53)

Parents’ Day 1971 Nov. 6

Activities planned for Parents’ Day – Union arranges concert – Opera to be performed by students and faculty – Recital features harpist – Upland postmaster explains deterrents of mail system – Poetry to plays – Coeds publish originals – Ecclesiastes – Midwest winecellar – UN takes realistic action – Attitudes can mold Media Board – Guest column – The vicious circle – Action – A leaf falls… and stays but for a little while to be felt by few… before it is quietly swept away – Changes planned in old cafeteria – Joe encourages comments …

The Echo: October 29, 1971, Taylor University

1971-1972 (Volume 53)

Professionals to perform Shakespearean drama – Sanitary engineer to speak – Cannon to speak at fall conference – Passport information – Student will give recital – The meniscus – A few modest proposals – Sweeping cobwebs – ‘Freaks’ to be doubted – Job allotment denies work to most needy – Pumpkin sculpture – Money matters – WTUC sponsors campus finance forum – ‘Busiest year ever’ – Taylor stables expanding – SGO releases funds for student projects – Bronx Bunch – Intramurals adopt ‘Co-Rec’ concept – Chapel notes – National commentary – Amendment creates young voters – Political power – Repercussions …

The Echo: October 22, 1971, Taylor University

1971-1972 (Volume 53)

Rev. Richard Cannon featured – Missionary Conference raises theme of faith – Romeo and Juliet to be presented – TU prof. to join NAIA – Psychologist to lecture on behavior control means – U.S.—A qualified peacemaker? – Persistent theft, serious problem – Without dissimulation – Try something new – Voice of the people – Edna Clore distinguishes students by I.D. numbers – Students sponsor trustee breakfast – Education amendment offered – Area entertainment – Varied recital to be given by TU professor – What’s happening – Ringdowns – Summer experience – Serves Job Corps in Dakota – Professor to speak …

The Echo: October 15, 1971, Taylor University

1971-1972 (Volume 53)

Homecoming ‘71

Taylor editors to attend Texas press convention – Guitarist to give concert: variety from classical to funk – Activities honor queen and court – Program to show talents – Taylor professor displays varied paintings and prints – Cafeteria to open during inter-term – Trust means… -- Big Sisters foster friendships – Ringdowns – Alumni merit appreciation – Nixon makes ‘credible attempt’ – Sweeping cobwebs – Women liberated at Taylor – Recital to include carillon selection – More than meets the eye – Costumes show character – Math lab gives concrete approach to learning – Visitor recollects Taylor’s values …

The Echo: October 8, 1971, Taylor University

1971-1972 (Volume 53)

Art films to show history – Lawyer will lecture to Taylor debaters – Taylor students to enact Moliere’s French farce – Scientist to speak in series – Garage destroyed by fire – ‘Step in the right direction’ – Highest court needs leaders – The meniscus – Spiritual Emphasis re-examined – Without dissimulation – ‘From dust to dust’ – Girls introduced through interviews – New opportunities – Students begin art studio – Area entertainment – Confusion marks student vote – SGO to institute two new projects – Chapel notes – Voice of the people – Campus crier – Lost and found …

The Echo: October 1, 1971, Taylor University

1971-1972 (Volume 53)

Homecoming ‘Dynamics’ encompass all areas – Echo presented All-American – Magazine renamed Labyrinth – Slacks proposal passed – FM: A way for WTUC – Economic change for Blacks – Sweeping cobwebs – Love or emotion? – Ten colleges join co-op program – Underclassmen interviewed – Queen candidates selected – Voice of the people – Recital to feature chamber quartet – A hundred miles – Five Taylorites tour and race – What’s happening – Why are you here? – National commentary – Public television threatens present industry – Mass media explored – Movie industry declines – Publications dwindle; fiscal stress results …

The Echo: September 24, 1971, Taylor University

1971-1972 (Volume 53)

Festival coming to Muncie – Upland merchants plan an old-fashioned event – Rev. Miller leads spiritual emphasis – Seminar features botanist – A campus ecology problem – Busing only second best – Without dissimulation – ‘Ghosts’ presents contemporary issue – The meniscus – What’s in a name? – Educator outlines the future for undergraduate education – ‘Tension day’ – Grading unfair to students – What’s happening – Action – Goralski reveals opinions during private conference – National commentary – Prisoners revolt for reform need – ‘Universities of crime’ – Reform must center on prison system – San Quentin casualty result …

The Echo: September 17, 1971, Taylor University

1971-1972 (Volume 53)

Florence Vacano to present second of faculty recitals – Drama department plans major plays for season – Crusade emphasizes importance of youth – Prison reforms ‘post facto’ – Taylor ‘Tar-Baby’ yet unstuck – Sweeping cobwebs – Doors to infinity – Guest column – Love or lust – Former student returns after forty-five years – Area entertainment – Motivation a problem – Student teachers gain insights – MK’s and others – Internationals have picnic – Speaker announced for upcoming meetings – NCATE directors give certification – Action – Music staff members perform in clarinet and flute concert – National commentary – …

The Echo: September 10, 1971, Taylor University

1971-1972 (Volume 53)

Educator to speak to Taylor faculty – Notice – NBC News Correspondent to lecture – Judith Abbott to give recital in Shreiner – Grounds, facilities improved – The right to vote: a right to use – Apathy is a favorite sin – The meniscus – A film to encounter – Guest column – An album for listening – Computer art wins place in magazine – Area entertainment – What’s happening – Ringdowns – Taylor students provide SGO Loan Fund money – ‘Stand-by’ WTUC to begin broadcasts – Scientist to lecture – Voice of the people – Students react to freshmen …

The Echo: September 3, 1971, Taylor University

1971-1972 (Volume 53)

Orientation stresses personal approach – Freshmen comprise one-third of students – Editors organize Echo staff for current semester’s work – Echo initiates and responds – The drifters – Drifting out of self – Without dissimulation – ‘Unity amidst diversity’ – Girls enter hall despite delays – Campus Life issues invitation to workers – Summer stories revealed in letters sent to friends – Campus crier – Auditions for University Theatre Production – Phone numbers – Wanted – Changes made in administration – Area entertainment – Rules clarified by student affairs – Chapel notes – Faculty meet at conference for discussion and …