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  The Echo: October 3, 1970

  Taylor University

  Volume 52, Number 5

  Parent’s Day

  Zimmerman will head up Spiritual Emphasis Week – Discussion groups begin annual Parents’ Day events – Three army shacks burned to clear ground for parking – Upland establishes program to identify town’s problems – Senate bill concerns study area – What’s happening – Tutorial program serves Upland community schools – Art display to open on Parents’ Day – Young Life strives to reach youth – Dancing re-evaluated – Nasser’s death poses problem – Focus on the arts – Woodstock: a feeling – Awesome is God – National commentary – Recent primaries narrow vital political races – No sympathy for Carswell – Romney name wins – Parents’ Day school – Ringenberg to present paper at conference – Ringdowns – New library books – Guest column – ‘Anything goes’ idea discounted – And God said… -- Area flicks – Lock up for safety – Campus thief; campus menace – AAES to confer – New English professor – Miss Smith senses openness – ‘Anything goes’… -- Griffin, Myers go to Capital – Campus crier – National Defense student loans – Notice: student teachers – Hut schedule – Tutors wanted – SUB to offer commuters lockers – Voice of the people – Why flicks? – Nixon defended – Who’s to blame? – PE journals donated to Ayres library – Weekend meets give harriers 1-1 record – Netters take rain check; face Marion tomorrow – Trojans’ third game ends with 21-0 victory over IC

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  The Echo: September 25, 1970

  Taylor University

  Volume 52, Number 4

  Six dates reported for GRE’s – Chemist to speak at lecture series – Press conference discusses extent of campus polarization – Organization of new church – October third marks annual parents’ day – Spiritual plight inhibits growth – U.S. national policy on seesaw – Joy’s jargon – Words mute to needs – The meniscus – Skinny dippers foiled – Senate passes five program proposals – Chapel notes – Dr. Heath spends summer at Israeli excavation site – Ringdowns – Africa: fearing the past, ignoring the future – Life shocks senses – Freshmen elections follow forum – ‘What is my mission now?’ – What’s happening – National commentary – Taylor opinions – Students see need for sex education – Sex education draws fire – Honesty, candor best when child questions – Voice of the people – Campus crier – Notice: student teachers – Hut schedule – Intercollegiate debate – National defense student loans – Inter varsity – New campus pastor accepts challenges – Trojan harriers capture nine of ten top positions – SGO sponsors Free University – TU netmen defend HCC championship – Trojans win second; keep record intact – Area flicks

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  The Echo: September 18, 1970

  Taylor University

  Volume 52, Number 3

  Engines keynote lecture – Admissions offers positions – Free tickets with ID – AAES announces plans for national publications – Finances are still available – 1974 class becomes official – Bifocal view of law – Past is no trap – Why are you here? – Focus on the arts – Comedy holds surprises – National commentary – Air piracy has become an international problem – Piracy, age old practice poses mounting threat – Penalties to become severe for hijackers – Voice of the people – An African summer – Snyder gains insights – Students study in Caribbean – What’s happening – Area flicks – Portia Johnson places in beauty pageant – Taylor opens season with gridiron victory – Hockey team prepares for winning season – Campus crier – Notice student teachers – Ilium pictures – Free university – National Defense student loans – Conditioner to open Trojan harrier season – Netters defeat Goshen 9-0

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  The Echo: September 11, 1970

  Taylor University

  Volume 52, Number 2

  Tour of Europe set for next Inter-term – First senate session studies unlimited cuts – Alpha Phi Iota – Radio station begins broadcasts Monday – Initiation requirements modified via freshman class petition – Freshman react responsibly – De-segregation still too slow – Joy’s jargon – Cut system vs. maturity – The meniscus – Hollow men find hope – Voice of the people – School co-op – Klopfenstein coordinates federal project – Four more profs join Taylor faculty – Seminar series opens with Charlse King – Faculty Readers present ‘She Stoops to Conquer’ – Voice of the people – Announcements – National commentary – Women’s lib seeks equal pay for equal work – Sex stigma: the real oppressor – Body and soul: not solely body – Pep rally tonight – What’s happening – Intercollegiate debate – Ringdowns – Netters, harriers train to defend HCC title – Season opens with Inter-squad scrimmage

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  The Echo: September 4, 1970

  Taylor University

  Volume 52, Number 1

  Late pers dropped for resident women – Freshmen complete week of orientation – Modifications mean buildings to be complete as planned – Keep mail safe; lock your boxes – All news communicates – Time to choose what we wear – Focus on the arts – Arts taboo to many students – Burn, beanie, burn – Freshmen, resist – President’s office reports administrative changes – B.A. seniors – Chapel notes – Auditions begin theatre season – Griffin’s address highlights faculty student workshop – Important dates related to registration and grades – Log recounted – Chorale tours Europe – Views a la Europe – Redigers relate summer travels – Campus work program altered – New faculty and staff for ’70-’71 listed – What’s happening – New barber shop – Spring dean’s list announced – Annual Labor Day Rodeo tops Upland celebration – Wandering Wheels expands summer cycling program – Autumn sports list season schedules