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The Echo: May 8, 1981, Taylor University
The Echo: May 8, 1981, Taylor University
1980-1981 (Volume 83 & 84)
On-Campus Student Employment Policy Stated – Jacobsen Given Award – AAES Meetings Held at Taylor – Sala Selected Vice-President for Activities – Adkinson, Distinguished Professor 1980-81 – Moody Selected V.P. for Services – Press Services Board Appointments Made – New Senate Meets – Banquet Honors the Ruegseggers – Class Gift Given – College Students Aided in Establishing Credit – T.S.O. Completes Approval Process – S.A.C. Coordinators Named – Millions in Scholarships But No Takers – Parnassus Now Available – Commencement Program – Police Storm Plan Hijacker Surrenders -- $10 Million Suit Filed in Case of Thawed Bodies – 12 bodies …
The Echo: May 1, 1981, Taylor University
The Echo: May 1, 1981, Taylor University
1980-1981 (Volume 83 & 84)
Taylathon Starts Today – Taylor Students Endure Statler fire – Morning Star Tour Underway – Free University Program This Fall – Slaughter Named Assistant Director – Doles to Study in Israel – Subfest Coming to Taylor – Security Apprends Juvenile in Larseny – Dr. Rediger Share – Reflections on Life… and Administration – Letters to the Editor – Susan Shank – Supreme Court boosts pro-life movement – Space shuttle airborne again – President given emotional greeting – Court takes jurisdiction of children – Clean-water rules held to congress – MGM Buys Land for New Casino – Prosecutor says senator lined …
The Echo: April 24, 1981, Taylor University
The Echo: April 24, 1981, Taylor University
1980-1981 (Volume 83 & 84)
Pastor Hill Resigns – Wife of Business Dept. Head Dies – Community Outreach Campus Day – Four Students “Adopted” for Half Day – Glass Appointed Athletic Director – Chaplains – Taylor World Outreach – Student Services to Improve – Board Vice-Chairman Dies – Taylor Finishes High in Programming Competition – Free Summer Tuition for Alumni Children – Cox Wins Election – What Is Kiddie Kampus – Britain Tour Planned Again For Interterm – Math Department Field Day – Editorial – Reflections on Recognition – Off the Record – by Martha Palmer – Survey Finds Gun Control Favored – UMW, Coal …
The Echo: April 10, 1981, Taylor University
The Echo: April 10, 1981, Taylor University
1980-1981 (Volume 83 & 84)
Youth Conference Sets Students Free – Fellowship for Missions – Taylor World Outreach – Male Chorus Makes Florida Tour – Senior Capstone Takes Business Majors on Study-Tour – T.U. Chorale Completes Tour – MIRACLE WORKER Underway – Fall Study at AuSable Trails – Ninth Annual Math Field Day Scheduled April 11th – SUB Becomes SAC – Press Services Board Created – CLEP Exams Given. – Letters to the Editor – Editors Note – Strength Through Weakness – WTUC’s April Top 30 – Off the Record – Prisoner kills warden, guard – Volkswagen not liable for damages – Space shuttle awaits …
The Echo: March 13, 1981, Taylor University
The Echo: March 13, 1981, Taylor University
1980-1981 (Volume 83 & 84)
Lehman is New Taylor President – AAES Plans Observance – Cheating Comes Out In Philosophy Class – Lighthouse – Taylor World Outreach Needs You – 50,000 Students Miss the Boat, Lose $60 Million in College Grants – Parnassus Contest Winners Announced – Donors Contribute Over Half Million – News Roundup – Nazis charged with conspiracy – Hey, I Wanted to Be S.U.B. President! – Computer Graduate Serving with CAP – Chapel Clockwork: Excuse me, it’s ten o’clock… -- Spring Break To Haiti and Dominican Explained – Spring Get-Away Strategies – This Fiddler Didn’t Break His Neck – High Schooler’s Get …
The Echo: March 6, 1981, Taylor University
The Echo: March 6, 1981, Taylor University
1980-1981 (Volume 83 & 84)
SGO Reorganization Nears Completion – Job Descriptions of Elected Positions – Process followed for Reorganization – S.G.O./S.U.B. Problems – Youth Conference – Taylor World Outreach Needs You – Heebner, Moser To Give Concert – Chorale Spring Tour – Pia Sebastiani to Give Concert – Construction Crews Head to Haiti and Dominican for Spring Break – Alumni Male Chorus Makes Florida Tour – MorningStar – Business Consultant Stimulates Audience – Language Institute Uses English as Outreach – Auditions for THE MIRACLE WORKER – Enrollment picture for fall – Editorial – Off the Record – Letters to the Editor – WTUC’s March …
The Echo: February 27, 1981, Taylor University
The Echo: February 27, 1981, Taylor University
1980-1981 (Volume 83 & 84)
Jerseys Stolen – Governor Honors President Rediger – Winterholter Resigns – Taylor World Outreach Needs You – Gregg O. Lehman – The Presidential Search – News Roundup – Elmer Nussbaum – Taylor Professor Gets National Attention – How To Get Registration Relief – What Happened to the Name – Faculty Pay System Causes Stir – Roberts Resigns Vice-Presidential Position – Editorial – Reflections on Leadership – Letters to the Editor – Light in the Captial – Off the Record – Free Ice Cream to Follow “Men’s Evening” – Engstrom Receives Legion of Honor – Gerbrandt to Perform in Recital – …
The Echo: February 13, 1981, Taylor University
The Echo: February 13, 1981, Taylor University
1980-1981 (Volume 83 & 84)
Student Government Reorganizing – Lilly Awards $19,954 Grant – Board Elects Three Trustees – Lehman Selected Candidate for President – Prominent Speakers Lead Chapel Services – Mollison Recital Presented – ‘Fiddler’ Takes Shape – Popular Elder Hostel Week Scheduled – Mark Hatfield Address Seniors – Program Hopes for National Accreditation – News Roundup – New Majors in Church Music Approved – Evangelism Seminar – Bike Trip Teaches Patience and Endurance – Tell Me That You Love Me – Social Work Profs Discuss Student Stress – Letters to the Editor – Editorial – Youth Conference – Life is a Journey, Not …
The Echo: February 6, 1981, Taylor University
The Echo: February 6, 1981, Taylor University
1980-1981 (Volume 83 & 84)
Tuition Rises $725 – WHO’S WHO Students Named – Black Awareness Month – Student Union Renovated – NCATE To Review Taylor – Programming Team Places High in Contest – News Roundup – CLEP Exams to be Given – Trustee Matching Challenge Boosts Budget – Youth Conference: A Year in the Making – Interterm Takes Students Abroad – Crowder Selected for Scientific Research – Editorial – Letters to the Editor – Question and Answer Session to Be Held – Dr. Rediger Shares – Reflections on Life… and Administration – Why Black History Month? – Errata and Data Eradicated – Stonehill Opens …