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The Echo: May 13, 1988, Taylor University

1987-1988 (Volume 91)

Taylor joins sports conference – Chapman authors writing manual – Seniors to be “Marked for Life” – Editors reflect on year – Baby comes home – Letter to the Editor – Announcement – The End – Positions and plays announced at banquets – Track team wraps up record-breaking season – Taylathon ’88 – Seniors pedal to victory – Sports Shorts

The Echo: May 6, 1988, Taylor University

1987-1988 (Volume 91)

More campus improvements finished – Bike rookies discuss competition and fears – The Taylathon Course – Frosh band ministers to community – Photo shoot scheduled – Commencement address or just a long zip code? – Media junkie reflects on year – Cornerstone ’88 celebrates life – Senior urges classmates to pray – Sports shorts – Campus Safety’s Intramural Player of the Week

The Echo: April 29, 1988, Taylor University

1987-1988 (Volume 91)

Bikers train for Taylathon – Taylathon Week Schedule – Amnesty Int’l begins campus group – Psychology conference has schedule revised – Circle Park ’88 to be dedicated – Parnassus – Art contest winners announced – Cookbook to aid assistance fund – Rationalization: for fun and profit – Director of records to retire – Theater program sees development – Upcoming SAC events – Women’s track team wins district championship – Highlights of Taylathon ’87 – Sports shorts – Campus Safety’s Intramural Player of the Week

The Echo: April 22, 1988, Taylor University

1987-1988 (Volume 91)

Conference to teach effective Christian leadership – High school students to participate in field day – Staff changes planned for next year – Psych conference to be held – Schaffer’s Amadeus to be presented at Taylor theater – Students and professors benefit from Singapore experience – Death of a Comedian – Strike scrambles schedules – Piano Recitals – SAC Stuff – Taylor golfers playing up to par – Equestrian results – Sports Shorts – Campus Safety Congratulates Intramural League Champions

The Echo: April 15, 1988, Taylor University

1987-1988 (Volume 91)

Welcome Youth Conferees!

Conference Schedule – University anticipates weekend – Follow the Leader – Wheaton pair still missing – Jazz saxophonist to perform – Announcements – Professor publishes book, finds writing enjoyable – A chat with Wally – Photo methods raise complaints – Communications law course offered – Upcoming SAC events – Women’s softball team makes a comeback – Campus Safety’s Intramural Player of the Week – Equestrians ride on to regionals – Editorial Opinion – The etiquette of hissing in chapel

The Echo: March 25, 1988, Taylor University

1987-1988 (Volume 91)

Students take advantage of spring break trips – Follow the Leader to be Youth Conference theme – Student Echoes – Welcome sign plans completed – Spring draws out Taylor cyclists – Spring break observed – Strike results in TV reruns – Piano recital – Baseball team expecting a strong season – Corduan co-authors book – Campus Safety’s Intramural Player of the Week

The Echo: March 18, 1988, Taylor University

1987-1988 (Volume 91)

Kesler reflects upon issues – Muthiah, Herman discuss goals – Election results announced – Mennonite daycare center teaches Christian values and standards – Amadeus cast members selected – Announcement to seniors – Why come to Taylor? – Concert band to tour Florida – CLEP tests offered – Committee rejects fall break proposal – Dole favored in survey – Track teams anticipate successful seasons – Crazy Times with SAC – Campus Safety’s Intramural Player of the Week

The Echo: March 11, 1988, Taylor University

1987-1988 (Volume 91)

Candidates state leadership styles – Modification of VCR policy rejected – Banquet tradition returns – University to receive new graphic image – SAC stuff – Politics, posters and endless possibilities – Pakistani war vet speaks at Taylor – WTUC adopts new format – Announcement – Trojans wrap up successful b-ball season – Box scores Campus Safety’s Intramural Player of the Week

The Echo: March 4, 1988, Taylor University

1987-1988 (Volume 91)

Business seminar to feature guest speaker – January spend down under – TU nets district victory – Oh, Nostalgia highlights entertainment week – Editorial – Cancer Society plea for help – Israeli orchestra to perform – New News From SAC – Of trees and knowledge – Renowned pianist to give concert – Prejudice, violence the result of ignorance – Box scores – Recital to be held by chapel organist – Sports Shorts – Guest Opinion – A look at the other side of Bush

The Echo: February 26, 1988, Taylor University

1987-1988 (Volume 91)

Swimsuits cause controversy – Student Echoes – ID’s curb dining commons abuse – Intercollege Airband contest to be held – The other side of the ID policy – Amadeus Tryouts scheduled – What’s Up With SAC – To The Echo – Regarding Samuel Morris – The response – Writing Lab benefits all students – Women’s basketball makes a comeback – Box scores – Sports shorts – Guest opinion – The laughing time is over

The Echo: February 19, 1988, Taylor University

1987-1988 (Volume 91)

Tuition continues to rise – How Taylor measures up – Parnassus winners announced – Student Echoes – Voting process explained – Upcoming Black History Month Events – Chapel to honor basketball fan – Upcoming SAC events – What is the “real world”? – Having a Baby recommended – Men’s basketball team prepares for NAIA – Box scores – Letter from Sergey – Sports shorts

The Echo: February 12, 1988, Taylor University

1987-1988 (Volume 91)

Trustees determine future of buildings, funds – New pre-law minor approved – Student Echoes – Seminar focuses on professionals – A modest proposal for ideal IDs – Announcements – Trojan Horse to reopen – The interview – Honeymoon opens next week SAC Events That Are Upcoming – Heavy snowfall blankets campus – Benefit concert to feature Taylor personalities – Sports shorts

The Echo: February 5, 1988, Taylor University

1987-1988 (Volume 91)

Soviet émigré visits Taylor Community – Spanish program moves to Costa Rica – Buildings’ futures discussed – TSO concerned with students – Super bowl reflections – Black history month observed – Traditional Taylor – Upcoming SAC Events – LA Ballet to perform Valentine’s program – Black history month events – Box Scores – Sports shorts – Announcement

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: December 11, 1987, Taylor University

1987-1988 (Volume 91)

Study trips take students across the globe – Blood drive proves successful – Students plan Christmas festivities – Dart tourney results – TWO celebrates the holidays – A Christmas Story? – Area churches plan special services – Have a happy, happy holiday! – College student survey found surprising – Trojans prepare for Taylor/Ivanhoe classic – Upcoming SAC Events – Box scores

The Echo: December 4, 1987, Taylor University

1987-1988 (Volume 91)

Registration proves frustrating for students – New Christmas activities feature President Jay Kesler Christmas Special – TU involved in groundwater symposium – Multicultural students visit TU – Dart Club enjoys finer points of competition – SAC upcoming events – Orchestra to perform Messiah – Honor students inducted – Fifties remembered in reader’s theatre – The Bible Belt Christian Chic – Brass band to perform Christmas concert – Cast of play announced – Computer team competes well – Women’s basketball team combines experience and youth – Men’s 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 13, 1987, Taylor University

1987-1988 (Volume 91)

Council plans for future – VCR policy reviewed by Student Life Committee – Announcements – Professor’s new book published – TU sponsors leadership conference – the dreamer and the cynic – Men’s cross country look to finish strong – Student Echoes – Women’s cross country team in rebuilding stage – 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 23, 1987, Taylor University

1987-1988 (Volume 91)

WOW challenges students – TU nationally recognized – Alumnus plays NFL – Eicher finds cultural differences at Taylor – Letter to the editor – Is booing necessary? – Revolutionary ideas? maybe – Keller visits New York – Football Preview at a glance – Intramural Update – 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: October 2, 1987, Taylor University

1987-1988 (Volume 91)

University Welcomes Parents – Hines to perform – Taylor University awarded $500,000 “Dreams of Distinction” grant – Dear Parents… -- Parents’ Association to hold craft sale – Liberian student impressed with Taylor – SAC upcoming events – Art show to feature faculty and student work – Campus radio station updated – Trojans receive national ranking – SAC sponsors inter-wing competition – Intramural update – Sports Analysis

The Echo: September 25, 1987, Taylor University

1987-1988 (Volume 91)

Future of Helena Building uncertain – Student Echoes – Cast of play announced – Marie Claude Julsaint – Haitian student finds home at Taylor University – Grant to be announced – Taylor welcomes visiting students to campus – Dirk asks: “Is it really fair?” – Staff and faculty changes affect campus – Announcements – Note from the editor – Sports Analysis – Taylor anticipates Parent’s Weekend – Foreign affairs expert to speak on campus

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