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  The Echo: September 17, 1971

  Taylor University

  Volume 53, Number 3

  Florence Vacano to present second of faculty recitals – Drama department plans major plays for season – Crusade emphasizes importance of youth – Prison reforms ‘post facto’ – Taylor ‘Tar-Baby’ yet unstuck – Sweeping cobwebs – Doors to infinity – Guest column – Love or lust – Former student returns after forty-five years – Area entertainment – Motivation a problem – Student teachers gain insights – MK’s and others – Internationals have picnic – Speaker announced for upcoming meetings – NCATE directors give certification – Action – Music staff members perform in clarinet and flute concert – National commentary – Numerous parents join together to fight busing – Courts define busing laws – Busing in brief – ‘Coffee house’ – Staff plans activities for Hut – Chapel notes – What’s happening – Taylorite performs with singing group – Bridal vows given in MCW wedding – Geologist to lecture on origins of earth – Voice of the people – Visitors react to dress – Campus crier – From the courts – Net men begin season with good playing – Frustrating comedy – Saturday’s game results in tie – WRA – Student health insurance plan

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  The Echo: September 10, 1971

  Taylor University

  Volume 53, Number 2

  Educator to speak to Taylor faculty – Notice – NBC News Correspondent to lecture – Judith Abbott to give recital in Shreiner – Grounds, facilities improved – The right to vote: a right to use – Apathy is a favorite sin – The meniscus – A film to encounter – Guest column – An album for listening – Computer art wins place in magazine – Area entertainment – What’s happening – Ringdowns – Taylor students provide SGO Loan Fund money – ‘Stand-by’ WTUC to begin broadcasts – Scientist to lecture – Voice of the people – Students react to freshmen week – National commentary – ‘Nixonomics’ felt world-wide – U.S. jolted by wage freeze – New medicine set for the economy – On your mark, get set… -- Netters ready despite set-backs – Chapel notes – Rain, wind damage South Hall – Trojans prepared for new season

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  The Echo: September 3, 1971

  Taylor University

  Volume 53, Number 1

  Orientation stresses personal approach – Freshmen comprise one-third of students – Editors organize Echo staff for current semester’s work – Echo initiates and responds – The drifters – Drifting out of self – Without dissimulation – ‘Unity amidst diversity’ – Girls enter hall despite delays – Campus Life issues invitation to workers – Summer stories revealed in letters sent to friends – Campus crier – Auditions for University Theatre Production – Phone numbers – Wanted – Changes made in administration – Area entertainment – Rules clarified by student affairs – Chapel notes – Faculty meet at conference for discussion and stimuli – Coming to Taylor is… moving in… making new friends… and taking tests – Thirteen professors join academic staff – Student government – SGO announces plans for year – Spring Dean’s list announced – ‘El evangelio de Jesu Cristo’ – Taylor band fulfills a dream – Upland hosts annual rodeo – Wandering Wheels travel through Europe – What’s happening – Sports schedules