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The Echo: December 14, 1973, Taylor University

1973-1974 (Volume 55)

Rediger to assume office of chancellor – White Christmas – Board appoints Moolenaar – Holiday chorale Sunday – Additional patrolling necessary – Care about others – Letters to the Editor – Déjà Vu – Trout fishing in winter? – Dutch respond to oil embargo – Pig offers 800 pounds more to love – Pioneer sends data – NASA studies Jupiter – City cemetery first stop when tracing genealogy – Doctors announce position – Interterm succeeds; offers study options – Music policy opinions differ – Poll shows divisions – Policies display concern – Show features people’s needs – Students use imagination …

The Echo: December 7, 1973, Taylor University

1973-1974 (Volume 55)

Banquet adopts Old West theme – Students reach out to others – Presley to sing – Tuition to increase; will combat inflation – Inter-Term changes – Election unconstitutional – Montage – Attendance policy fair? – Editor’s note – Energy solution becomes important for everyone – Letters to the Editor – Equador pressures – Oil companies surrender fields – Courts to undergo change – Emphasis 3-dimensional – Campbell presents show – Beloff suggests new constitution – Banker appointed – Taylor conserves energy; lights dimmed, heat down – Science Seminar – Conservation suggestions – Soprano to sing with orchestra – Math lab …

The Echo: November 30, 1973, Taylor University

1973-1974 (Volume 55)

System studies to offer opportunities to students – Black musician to play in chapel concert series – Concert selects Christmas music – Liberties topic of Chisholm talk – Letters to the Editor – Christians survive pressure – Freshman need advisors for counseling assistance – Déjà Vu – Concern prevents lonely crossings – Student directed – One-act plays provide variety – Soccer competition tough – Taylor wrestlers exhibit outstanding team line-up – Team awaits new season – Trojan cagers play host to annual Taylor Tourney – Lecturer applies research

The Echo: November 16, 1973, Taylor University

1973-1974 (Volume 55)

Who’s Who list complete – Faculty revises finals schedule – Housing subject of lecture – Railroads offer energy solution – Montage – Honesty brings strength – Guest Column – ‘Leave matters to courts’ – Students need time – Novel succeeds as drama of life – Political football – Democrats use Ford – Focus provides eye care – Mischief behind bank structure – Comet to come in lifetime – Wandering Wheels offers new Florida Work-Sing – Seminar views crisis – Ringdowns provide magic for newly engaged girls – Class to direct one-act plays – Ringdowns – AAES changes structure – Research …

The Echo: November 9, 1973, Taylor University

1973-1974 (Volume 55)

Shepherd to talk on ‘Whole Life’ – Catherine Marshall LeSourd – Writer receives degree – Thorpe to speak on pediatrics – Students distribute devotional – Resignation needed – Playing Christian games? – Déjà Vu – Monsterous Sin? – Information About New Program In Systems At Taylor – Arab’s stage political war; may force oil shortages – Iraq deals out bad grain – Nations to trade college students – Earlham upsets Trojans for HBCC championship – Miami recognition for eight – Gridmen take shot at conference crown

The Echo: November 2, 1973, Taylor University

1973-1974 (Volume 55)

‘People’ attempt solutions – Program centers on African education – Campus honors parents, alumni – Seminar to explain graphs – Health aid programs demanding revisions – Sidewalks save money, clothes – Montage – Replay attitude infectious – Voice of the People – “Warm fuzzies” – Nixon… -- Experiment in Education – Head Start system errors – Donation of bodies gives hope to disease, dying – Echo result of student effort – Sessions attract editors, advisor – Council shows need of national planning – Menu – Operators meet unusual callers – Heller hears talks on unified Europe – Coeds learn basics …

The Echo: October 26,1973, Taylor University

1973-1974 (Volume 55)

Teachers to discuss education programs – A newspaper is….. – Panel to close abortion series – Drama to feature Twain’s stories – Nixon building government of men by refusing courts – Service facilities neglect to satisfy majority needs – Déjà Vu – Misprints provice humor – Voice of the People – U.S. considers metric system – Skylab proves successful – U.S. leading in space race – Menu – Scientists study psychic senses – Education practicums – Rappelling strange hobby for students – Gallery displays Fanning artistry – Krehbiel, Bakke to include varied mediums in display – Children anticipate trick or …

The Echo: October 19, 1973, Taylor University

1973-1974 (Volume 55)

Women to dominate abortion discussion – Shulze recital will feature varied organ compositions – Concert to open with Severinson – Flowers to share message of cheer – Complaints signify critical disposition – Scandals overrun ‘training grounds’ – Montage – A mid-term night’s dream – Editor’s Notes – Menu – Scandal ousts Agnew – Nixon chooses Ford – Prestige lessens in Israeli conflict – Ringdowns – Trojanes complete season; end with state tournament – Chapel Notes – Trojans anticipate preparatory meet – Greyhounds win against Trojanes – Ravens next – Trojans edge by Quakers

The Echo: October 12, 1973, Taylor University

1973-1974 (Volume 55)

Pinkus, Rice to deliberate legality of abortion statutes – Students to sing of friends, family – Board announces future priorities – Ecologist will hold Seminar – Faith-study integration necessary – Déjà Vu – Postal services adequate? – Post Office bogs nation’s mail flow – Voice of the People – Agnew accuses Peterson of allowing leaks to press – Pacemaker helps epileptics – Get thee to a Nunnery – Cloister goes co-ed – Dodgers receive partial amnesty – Faith and Learning Seminar – Pre-registration to begin – What’s Happening – Garberich to give recital of serious trombone music -- ….Senate Soundings…Senate …

The Echo: October 5, 1973, Taylor University

1973-1974 (Volume 55)

Reflections 73

Homecoming draws interest of campus – Series to present Lindsell, Parsons – History, geography – Expert to speak on Africa – Dramatists to use imaginary props – Student body elects Pam Ritchie Queen – Seminar to stress systems – Art show features professor’s talents – Concert to begin on rugs – Minority misuses moral legislation – Montage – Bottled apathy fights ills? – Christianity implies courtesy – Past ECHOs reflect Taylor sage – Telex sues IBM in antitrust case – Ringdowns – Germans surrender reunification dream – Father influences life style of son – Trojane team splits games …

The Echo: September 28, 1973, Taylor University

1973-1974 (Volume 55)

Players to enact story of ‘Shrew’ – Art tour to start in Milan – Film to open series; to explain abortion – Pianists to play for Homecoming – Government cracks down on monopolistic practices – Oil crisis inflames Mideast – Affirms parental control – Kidnapping now legal? – TWO involves Christian service – Europe highlights summer – Math to highlight area convention – Council stresses volunteer work – Candidates explain Homecoming – Center requires student concern – Trojane netters experience victory, defeat in matches -- . Senate Soundings…Sen – Gunning will lecture on clarity in writing – Menu – Population …

The Echo: September 21, 1973, Taylor University

1973-1974 (Volume 55)

Danforth to award scholars – ECHO relocates printing services – Coronation initiates ‘Reflections’ theme – Di Raddo to lead week of meetings – Campus lacks awareness of services and facilities – Arabs immobilize U.S. oil supplies – Montage – Parable of the Teacher – Food Service Menu – Junta topples rule of Marxist regime – Doctors question acupuncture use – IUDs need study, controls by FDA -- . Senate Soundings.. Senate Soun – Trojans outrun opponents – Science Seminar – Football Games – Trojans kick-off with 20-0 setback

The Echo: September 14, 1973, Taylor University

1973-1974 (Volume 55)

Lilly grant endows Taylor, institutes systems analysis – SGO senators meet faculty at workshop – Physicist to lecture on energy – Déjà Vu – ‘Mold us, make us’ – Effort results in attendance – Highway repairs require student support – Editor’s note – Voice of the people – Monument worries Pisa’s government – Apparel expresses black freedom – Martha Mitchell assails Nixon, may jeopardize husband’s trial – Ringdowns – Taylor topic of poll – Poll reflects campus awareness – Tutoring program provides means for local involvement – SUB offers rock group performance – Senior art shows display varied talents of …

The Echo: September 7, 1973, Taylor University

1973-1974 (Volume 55)

SUB to sponsor McCrarys Concert – Faculty, trustee receive awards – Office of President publicizes administrative, faculty changes – Coverage represents community interests – Freshmen discover “nature” – Dorm assistants take part in workshops, seminars – Taylor’s basic beliefs reaffirms Trustees – ‘Shrew’ to head playbill – Guest Column – Trojans prepare for gridiron; define goals