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Philos Present Unique Program — Women’s Preachers’ Assembly In Session — Taylor Forensic Society Formed — Dr. Ayres Leads Chapel Monday — Taylor Graduate Forester of Arkansas — Wolverines Start Activities — Student Body Asks For New Year’s Holiday — The Prayer Band — Inter-Club Debaters Choose Question — Inter-Collegiate Debaters Chosen — $ub$cription $hekel$ Welcome — Eurekas Have Get-Together — Thalos Hold Mask Hallowe’en Party — The Department of Education Visits Hartford Schools — Soangetahas Debate Interesting Question — “We Asked For Brea and they Gave Us A Stone” — My Mild Desire — Back The Debaters — Hit And Miss — Notice — Open Forum Discussion — Taylor’s Need of An Athletic Field — What Is It All? — The Inquiring Reporter — Kidnapped! — Did You Know That- — Wells Lead Prayer Meeting — Eurekas New Plan Tried — We Beg Your Pardon — Rev. Bichler Gives Illustrated Lecture — Senior Class Enjoys Taffy Pull — Sport Briefs — All Spice — Badger Boosters Entertained At Taylor Home — Hill and Fuller Win Debate — Coming Our Day to be Wednesday — Home Was Never Like This — Gymnasium Progressing Consistently — World News For Busy Students — Taylor To Debate Depauw
Publication Date
11-5-1926
Publisher
Taylor University
City
Upland, IN
Volume
14
Number
7
Keywords
Echo, Taylor University, Upland, campus news, alumni news, advertisements, campus events, campus speakers, student life, chapel, faculty news, student news, campus news, student organizations, literary societies, Philalethean Literary Society, Thalonian Literary Society, athletics, intramural sports, debate clubs, Soangetaha Debate Club, Mnanka Debate Club, Eulogonian Debate Club, Eureka Debate Club, Prayer Band, Holiness League, Student Volunteer Band, Gospel Teams, Ministerial Association, politics, culture, missions, missionaries, inter-club debates, intercollegiate debates, debates, current events, evangelism
Disciplines
Education | Higher Education
Recommended Citation
Taylor University, "The Echo: November 5, 1926" (1926). 1926-1927 (Volume 14). 7.
https://pillars.taylor.edu/echo-1926-1927/7