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The Echo: November 9, 1990, Taylor University

1990-1991 (Volume 94)

Taylor hosts High School Leadership Conference – Lugar addresses Middle East crisis – WOW week speakers challenge students to look at needy world – Letters to the Editor – Spiritual concerns – Revival signs – Taylor hosts bell festival; mass choir to perform – The Best of Times… – Band to present concert – German naval officer to speak – Cross country teams place in tournament – Soccer team advances – No. 1 seeded volleyball team to compete in national tournament – Trojans look for strong season close; to face Anderson University tomorrow – Taylor equestrians start new season

The Echo: October 26, 1990, Taylor University

1990-1991 (Volume 94)

Welcome to Homecoming 1990

Student Echoes – Taylor celebrates 90’s Now – Research to be presented – Visitation hits record – Letters to the Editor – Brotherly Love – ICC Apology – Perspectives and Issues – Chapel concerns addressed – Editorial – Taylor Tradition – Shulze to give recital – Jazz band to perform – The Best of Times… – Gospel Choir offered – Dorman to share Cuban experience; to speak at Cedarville conference – Practicum added to education department junior curriculum – Sociology professor needed – New Library job opens – Trojan Horse recaptures Taylor tradition – Marketing research …

Summit Record, Summit Christian College

TUFW Alumni Publications (All)

The Summer 1990 edition of Summit Record, published by Summit Christian College in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

The Echo: November 3, 1989, Taylor University

1989-1990 (Volume 93)

Swallow Robin update – Student Echoes – WOW speakers challenge students – Homecoming 1989 – Weekend brings students, alumni together – Bergwall Hall dedicated – Overseas outreach continues – Perspectives and Issues – Attention readers: -- Environmental science center approved – Letter to the Editor – Correction – Personal Regulations – Trojans triumph over Defiance – Volleyballers to go to districts – Bergwall Room renamed

The Echo: October 20, 1989, Taylor University

1989-1990 (Volume 93)

Taylor to participate in anti-drug campaign – Homecoming court nominations – New washers, dryers for residence halls – Indian Summer seized by snow… -- Parents’ Weekend raises money for students – Luncheons to focus on wellness – Pizza King, Pac-A-Sac to come to Upland – Perspectives and Issues – Skip-A-Meal observed this week – Airband to adopt video award format – Letter to the Editor – “The Barrett’s” opens Thursday – Commons Cutting Conduct – Taylor battles back DePauw to tie – Soccer team defeats Bluffton

The Echo: October 13, 1989, Taylor University

1989-1990 (Volume 93)

Welcome to Parents’ Weekend 1989

Student Echoes – Parents’ Weekend to show off Taylor – Weekend profits to aid students – Indian summer at Taylor… -- Local man arrested; banned from campus – Faculty Spotlight – Messer earns doctorate – World Christian Fellowship group organized – Services held Wednesday for Jane L. Mikkelson – Student rosters coming soon! – Senate works toward campus improvement – Perspectives and Issues – Parental Invasion – Operation Rescue strives to save unborn – Taylor faculty enriched through sabbatical program – Interterm trips to provide culture, enrichment – London trip to focus on literature – …

Summit Record, Summit Christian College

TUFW Alumni Publications (All)

The Summer 1989 edition of Summit Record, published by Summit Christian College in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

The Echo: April 21, 1989, Taylor University

1988-1989 (Volume 92)

Conference challenges youth to ‘Take A Stand’ – Triathlon course redesigned; spectators to benefit – Student art show to feature contest, sculpture t-shirts – Conference Schedule – Student Echoes – Practice makes perfect… -- University honors one of its own for grant proposal work – An Eye for an Aye – Witch trials to end theater season – Announcements – SAC Your ticket to… -- Women’s softball seeks consistent season – Sports updates

The Echo: April 14, 1989, Taylor University

1988-1989 (Volume 92)

Taylor students experience missions in Ecuador, Jamaica – Amazing Art… -- Muthiah: a year later – Faculty kill VCRs – Politics of policy-making – Letters to the Editor – Yearbook – VCR – Editor’s Note – Cameras Never Blink: Although if you try really hard, you may get them to wink for you. – Correction – Final home concert for Chorale – SAC Your ticket to… -- Baseball team looks to regain 20-win season – Box scores – Equestrians to ride in regionals

The Echo: April 7, 1989, Taylor University

1988-1989 (Volume 92)

Spring break-in: youths vandalize Wengatz – Winquist reflects on teaching experience in Singapore – NSLC to teach effective Christian leadership – Tony Campolo featured keynote speaker – News Summary – Salvation Army Band to close out Performing Artists Series season – Perspective and Issues – The Princess and the Jester – Corrections – Wellness Fair will concentrate on total health – Band to feature sacred and traditional music – Marks to perform ‘no fluff’ concert – SAC Your ticket to… -- Sports Stats & Scores – Taylor Springs into Sports – Track teams begin ’89 season

The Echo: March 17, 1989, Taylor University

1988-1989 (Volume 92)

Bluemel to present heart research – Pastor Griffin explains ‘ashes and Easter’ – Student Echoes – 28-7: Road to Kansas City ends season – AIDS victim to speak – 1983 Taylor grad shares his experiences of homosexuality and God’s grace – New Faculty Spotlight – Seminar to feature former Ford executive – Students plan to participate in campus Concert of Prayer – Play It Again, Sam or (Why the VR debate isn’t as dead as we all wished it were) – Spiritual emphasis to be provided for faculty – Letters to the Editor – SAC Your ticket to… -- Student …

The Echo: March 10, 1989, Taylor University

1988-1989 (Volume 92)

VCR debate ends – A tender moment… -- Sweet success! – A look at the dream season: commentary – Acquisitions ’88: sculptors explain campus artworks – SBP candidates discuss campaign issues – Student Echoes – Political UnderDog – Perspectives and Issues – Blood drive proves successful – SAC Your ticket to… -- New Faculty Spotlight – Organ, brass to give concert – Plight of homeless brought to light by project – Students head south for spring – Coming Attraction – Toby Shope dances his way through Taylor – Nostalgia Nite rolls with success – Letter to the Editor – Sloans: …

The Echo: March 3, 1989, Taylor University

1988-1989 (Volume 92)

‘Peanut Butter’ man to visit campus – Trojans trounce Hanover in NAIA game – Unity through diversity breeds success for band – Letters to the Editor – Editor’s Note – Wheaton College – Yearbooks – “Real World” – Echo Praise – Portrait of Lewis – Where to go and What to see… -- Major created by English dept. – Correction – A Note from the President… -- Box scores – Tournament berth ends in defeat for Lady Trojans – Auditions announced for spring play

The Echo: February 24, 1989, Taylor University

1988-1989 (Volume 92)

Debate over VCRs elevate tensions – MSO to feature Gospelfest ’89 – VCRs: Committee discusses issues of integrity, misuse – Parnassus results announced – Letters to the Editor – Yearbook – Galleria – Editor’s Note – Retirement Fund – VCR – Editorial – Dirk Rowley – Union renovation plans see progress – Rousselow learns oriental fine arts on recent sabbatical experiences – Where to go and What to see… -- SAC Your ticket to… -- Box Scores – Lady Trojans one step closer to NCCAA title – Trojans ranked fourth in NAIA district poll heading into tourney

The Youth For Christ Movement As An Educational Agency And Its Impact Upon Protestant Churches, 1931-1979, Mark. Senter

Dissertations

No abstract provided.

The Echo: December 2, 1988, Taylor University

1988-1989 (Volume 92)

Presidents’ secretary retires – Spiritual Life Committee ends Christmas chapel tradition – Uh…What is it? – Burglar bursts bookstore’s bubble – Kesler Christmas program will provide ‘special fun’ – New Faculty Spotlight – Bring me a tub! – TU to produce The Foreigner – Artists Series presents It’s a Wonderful Life – Where to go and What to see… -- SAC Your ticket to… -- Men’s basketball start season 5-0 – Annual blood drive meets with success – Law honored as Coach of the Year – Lady Trojans enjoy early success

The Echo: November 4, 1988, Taylor University

1988-1989 (Volume 92)

HSLC offers leadership seminars to future leaders – New registration policies ease hassles – Student Echoes – Campaign ’88 – Perspectives and Issues – Registration: Doing it with class – Swedish ensemble to appear – Where to Go and What to See – Correction – Soccer team ready for NCCAA tourney – Cross-country teams appear strong for NAIA meet

The Echo: January 15, 1988, Taylor University

1987-1988 (Volume 91)

Students confess to using stolen tests – Taylor students return after semester in Washington – Safety does more than just give tickets – Announcement – Urbana ’87 delegates receive enlarged vision – Avis Industrial building serves many needs – Campus committees listen to student needs – Advice or A Vice? – News from the entertainment world – Box scores – Sports shorts

The Echo: November 20, 1987, Taylor University

1987-1988 (Volume 91)

Changes in language requirements proposed – Seminars given for executives on liberal arts education – Free University offers various opportunities – Student echoes – Encouragement subject of professor’s new book – Movie review – Say goodbye to Hello, Again – Letters to the editor – VCR rule: Punishment for the majority – Take away their cars… -- Who can say Who’s Who? – Upcoming SAC events – Brass band to perform for Christmas – Jazz fest to feature saxophonist – Men’s basketball team rebuilding, but optimistic – Sports shorts

The Echo: November 6, 1987, Taylor University

1987-1988 (Volume 91)

Proposed landfill cause for concern in community – Taylor’s education department undergoes evaluation – Professor searches for Sammy Morris’ roots – MKs face cultural tug of war – Writing program receives grant – Auditions to be held for upcoming mystery comedy – Letters to the editor – A question of offense sensibility – Literary contest announced – Parnassus 1988 contest rules – Women’s volleyball meets with success – Intramurals – Sports Shorts

The Echo: October 16, 1987, Taylor University

1987-1988 (Volume 91)

Homecoming 1987

Musical depicts Constitution – We the People…One in Christ – Taylor flag presented – Race anticipated – Airband acts varied – Faculty recital announced – Weekend Calendar – CLEP tests offered – Squiers to head symposium – Rodden brings musical experience – Taylor University: 1846-1987 – Taylor’s namesake remembered – Staircase to be performed – Needs Stated – 2037 AD Homecoming – Housing shortage continues – Tennis team ranked second – Football analysis – Intramural Update – Sports Shorts

The Echo: October 9, 1987, Taylor University

1987-1988 (Volume 91)

Spirit week to kick off homecoming activities – Craft sale raises over $8,200 – Taylor to offer youth ministries certificate – TSO Student Senate defined – SAC Upcoming events – Homecoming elections in progress – Hey, if you’re not too busy… -- Student Echoes – Personal Touch – Students help promote university – Spirit Week Schedule – Cable TV system to begin service – Intramural Update – Clash of undefeated teams

The Echo: September 11, 1987, Taylor University

1987-1988 (Volume 91)

Student president defines T.S.O. structure – Leaders prepared for active year – Student IDs: upgraded and modernized – Speck, youth specialist, to lead Renewal Week services – Hines opens Performing Artist Series season – Auditions set for fall production – Don’t Yell ‘Fire!’ – Taylor’s first week: New year, old tradition – Football Analysis: Trojans Vs. Quakers – Sports Shorts – Women’s tennis tea captures opening match – Down in the Dumps: proposed landfill raises stink in community – Food service seeks improvement through input of student body

Ursinus College Bulletin, September 1987, Sally Widman, Rick Miller, Richard P. Richter, Debra Kamens, Blanche Allen, Elliot Tannenbaum

Ursinus Magazine (New Bulletin Series), 1969-1995

President's memo: Israel's past awesomely present as its future shouts to be born • Eisenhower lauds Constitution at opening convocation • Campus Art Center announced • Lisa Tremper named Director of new Center • Forming a more perfect understanding • Freshman advisers are 4-year mentors • New faces: Faculty, freshmen • Looking at all ages and all needs • It's more than a movie • A sweltering, sweet reunion • Lacrosse team loses title in OT • Field hockey team to California • Alumnus heads national athletic anti-drug campaign • Fall sports schedule • Ace Bailey among 9 inducted into …

Gold & Blue, Spring/Summer 1987, St. Mary's University- San Antonio, Texas

Gold & Blue

This is the Spring/Summer 1987 edition of Gold & Blue which is St. Mary's University's official school publication.

Summit Record, Fort Wayne Bible College

TUFW Alumni Publications (All)

The June 1987 edition of Summit Record, published by Fort Wayne Bible College in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Taylor University Profile (April 1987), Taylor University

Taylor University Profile (1963-1987)

Research results declared ‘affirming’ – Three building projects move ahead – Trojans win District 21 -- again! – Stuart Briscoe encourages Taylor’s disciples – Class News – High school students challenged, stretched by annual President’s Honors Conference – Weddings – Success of Senior Seminar caps completion of gen ed program – The 1987 Taylor graduate – Response of the ‘Guinea Pigs’: Seniors evaluate the Seminar – Uniquely prepared to face the world – Grants assist development of general education programs – New conference emphasizes spiritual growth, fellowship – Business world, personal world addressed by guest speakers – Births – Circle …

Summit Record, Fort Wayne Bible College

TUFW Alumni Publications (All)

The February 1987 edition of Summit Record, published by Fort Wayne Bible College in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

The Empirical Development Of A Curriculum To Train Sda Professional Youth Leaders, Steve Case

Dissertations

Problem. The purpose of this study was to meet the need for SDA youth ministry training by empirically developing a curriculum to train church youth leaders.

Method. The instructional product development of Baker and Schutz (1971) was utilized for this research. After the need for the product was established, instructional specifications were established by means of behavioral objectives. Criteria for these objectives were rooted in current youth ministry literature. Strategies to promote affect were included.

The curriculum was prepared in the form of a weekend seminar. Mastery was set at 80% of the participants scoring at least 80% on each …

Catholic Education For Ministry Among Hispanics, Carmen Maria Cervantes

University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations

PROBLEM: Programs to educate Hispanics for ministry require special training , knowledge of students' needs, appropriate curriculum, teaching methodology, and educational materials.

PURPOSE: To identify the teachers' background and preparation, the students' general characteristics, and the characteristics and problems of the educational process. To draw recommendations for improving teacher training, curriculum planning, teaching methodology, and educational materials.

PROCEDURE: Questionnaires were distributed among all teachers in Catholic Education for Ministry Among Hispanics (CEMH) in California. This study is based on 54 questionnaires that represent 67% of the population estimated.

CONCLUSIONS: Most of the teachers were bilingual lay women born in Latin …