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  The Echo: May 5, 1978

  Taylor University

  1978-79 Student Leaders Take Office – Class Governments being Rebuilt Next Fall; Union Open 24 hours During Finals Week – Forest Boyd To Be Graduation Speaker – Delcamp Resigns – Our Thoughts – A Talk With the President – Talks Serve Purpose – Your Thoughts – The Inquisitive Inquirer – University Sets New Rules – News – Applicants On Increase; CSU Seeks $2.5 Million IN Suit Business Management Program Expands – Visit Mexico City in the Wintertime – Feature – Faculty Forum – Make Christ Pre-eminent In All Aspects Of Life – Is the United States Living on Borrowed Time? – The Use Of Humor Through Education – Political Commentary – Your Little World Is Part Of Our Big World – Homosexuality Is An Issue – At Taylor – Are Investment Sources to be Considered Here? – He’s Engaged – A year in Review --- The Arts – Javier Calderon Feels That Interest is Increasing – Star Talk – Jane Fonda Is Back – Movie Review – An Unmarried Woman Is Worth It – Dr. Baptista Awarded – Feature – Seniors Reflect – Kurt Jaderholm says.. – Mark Rutzen says… -- “’77-’78—Unforgettable” – How’s Your Weather? – Swallow Robin Softball Champions – Sports – 1977-78 is Solid Year for Taylor Sports – Swallow Claims Crown – Trojanes Split Twin Bill – Home Winning Streak Broken – Diamond Squad Loses Four – Track Places Third – Trojane Runners Take Invitational – Second East Wins Girls’ Title – Taylathon Schedule

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  The Echo: April 28,1978

  Taylor University

  Taylor Prof To Run For State Legislature – ‘Chorale to Perform Renaissance and Contemporary Music’ – Refunds to be Picked-up – Our Thoughts – Your Thoughts – A Talk With the President – Where Is Youth Conference Spirit? – The Inquisitive Inquirer – ‘Expectation’ Brings Confrontation – News – Bits and pieces – ‘Proposal Drafted Against ‘Writer’s Crisis’; Committee Revamped’ – Student Assoc. Makes Life Hard – In Chapel… -- Feature – Letters to Representatives are Heard – Political commentary – Marcos Loses His Prize – Code Needs Change – Canoe Trip a Splash – Feature Classical Guitarist to perform Tonight for Students – Spend Interterm In Italy – Metric Hints – Food For Thought – The Arts – ‘A Doll’s House’ To Be Presented – Record Review – Keaggy Emerges With ‘More’ – Arts Spotlight – Dolly Parton Posters! – Sports – Trojans Split With Defiance – Glass Named Coach-of-the-Year – Track Team Wins District Title – Odle Ends Basketball career – Smith Leads Golf Team – Trojane Softballers Host Alumni Game

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  The Echo: April 21, 1978

  Taylor University

  American Studies Program Offers Semester at Washington, D.C. – Five Students are Accepted to Honors Program – Upcoming Activities – Spring Variety Show Supports Music Club – Can You Hear the Radio Station? – Our Thoughts – Your Thoughts – A Talk With the President – Athletic Fund Is Unconsolidated – The Inquisitive Inquirer – Must We Hassel With I.D. Cards? – News – Wheelers Cruise California – In Chapel… -- A double major not always recommended; Living catalog makes course selection practical – Feature – Political commentary – What Has Happened To The North Vietnamese? – Feature – Practical Hints To Remember Before Election Day – Make Metric Munchies – Talk With the S.G.O.—S.U.B. Presidents – Martin Plans To Burn Paper Tiger – Jim and Kurt Share Their Plans – Food For Thought – The Arts – Smithsonian Chamber Players To Present Concert – A Fireside Chat With Tom – George Ortman Hits Indy – Spotlight On Arts – Off-Campus Claims Basketball Title – Sports – Trojanes Take Softball Tourney – Trojans Lose Two – Trojanes Split Two Doubleheaders – Trojanes Place Third

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  The Echo: April 14, 1978

  Taylor University

  Welcome To Conferees – Vehicles Fail Inspection – Mass-Communication Major Being Researched – Our Thoughts – Your Thoughts – A Talk With the President – Schedule Alternatives Considered – The Inquisitive Inquirer – Be a Home Missionary – News – Muncie Businessmen Optimistic About Hiring – Jenkinson Appointed – Reagan To Speak At Convention – Bits and Pieces – College Paper Ceases – In Chapel… -- Feature – Media Center Is Open To All – Gabriel Offers Talent, Freshness – Andrae Crouch Speaks His Mind – The Wabash Relay—Good day For the Team – Political Commentary – Terrorism—Will It Get Us All? – Dinner is Finger-Lickin’ Good! – Congratulations – Valberg To Speak – Faculty Votes – The Arts – Record Review – Mangione Makes His Mark – Movie Review – Straight Time Goes Straight Down – Equus Malimprint Of God – Metric Hints – Food for Thought – Trojan Golf Team At Walnut Creek…120 Straight and Still Going Strong – Sports – Golfers Add Two Victories – Trojanes Place Fifth – Women Win Doubleheaders – Trojans Split With Findlay – Anything Goes At T.U. – Glass Sees Improvement

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  The Echo: April 7, 1978

  Taylor University

  Lighthouse Program Shines – What is the AuSable semester? – Career day for seniors in Fort Wayne – Our Thoughts – A Talk With the President – Will Tuition, academic spiral effect students? – The Inquisitive Inquirer – A refund will come – Your Thoughts – News – For Wandering wheels – No place like home – Para professionals means ‘help’ – In Chapel… -- Candidates Platforms – S.U.B. – Steve and Dave – Jim and Kurt – S.G.O. Tim and John – Steve and John – the Arts – Parkin to give recital – YC asks for help – Education sponsors admin. – Metric Hints – Movie Review – Fury: Comedy of the Year – Feature – Nightmare…A dream comes true – Political commentary – Is it time for change? – Sports – Softballers one for one – Golfers increase winning streak – Trojans lose to Butler – Food For Thought

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  The Echo: March 31, 1978

  Taylor University

  Our Thoughts – A Talk With the President – No Refund For Room – Your Thoughts – News – Bits and Pieces – Written Testimony May Be Submitted For Deduction Bill “Matchmaking” Hits Oregon College – Results Favor Homecoming Court – Taylor Examines Fire Standards – In Chapel… -- Espirit 1978 Adds Quebec To Summer Tour – Andrae Crouch in Concert At Taylor – College Presidents Encourage Enthusiasm About Future of Christian Higher Education – Gwendolyn Brooks: Life Is Her Motivation – Plutonium Into Plowshares – Feature – Haines Brothers Band Goes Big – Feature – Nightmare…Reunion And Two Missing Sons – The Gospel is Power – Political commentary – U.S. Shows Hypocrisy – Boston Univ. Paper Independence; Linfield Administrators Evaluated – Spring Break in Florida – Swallow-Robin: A Unique Living Experience – Food For Thought – Firsts for Youth Conference – Wrestling Season Continues – Why Vote This Year? – Taylor’s Florida Condominium Construction Begins – Names In Neon – The Arts – Record Review – Rita Coolidge: Anywhere-Anytime., A Surprise – Talbot Sings To Glorify God – Movie Review – Coma; Foul Play Discovered – Work In Europe Program Offered By CIEE – A Poem On the Second Shift – ‘To Education’ – Sports – Track Team Wins first Meet – Defense Is Key To Baseball Team – Softball Season Gets Underway – Intramural Standings – Trojane Runners Return – Trojanes Win Two – Trojans Successfully Defend Crown – Reflections Of Basketball Season and Hopes For Future – Golfers Anxious To Get Underway

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  The Echo: February 24, 1978

  Taylor University

  Energy’s Gone, School’s Out, It’s Vacation Time – Homecoming Options Under Consideration – Tuition Increase Explained – Lost Radio Equipment Regained – Our Thoughts – Administrative Policy: Credibility Through Accountability – A Talk With the President – President Initiates Three Phase Plan – The Inquisitive Inquirer – Four Point System Could Return – Your Thoughts – The K.K.K. – News – S.G.O. Survey Reveals Student Likes and Dislikes – Applications Accepted For I.U.P.U.I. Research Studies – In Chapel… -- Writing Contest Asks For Entries – Marketing Assoc. Holds Conference – Junior Leaders Change – Taylor Wrestles the Big Ones – The Arts – New York Offers Urban Study – Unusual Musicals to be Presented – Photographers $500 Scholarship Offered – Poetry Accepted – Feature – Reminiscing Taylor’s Annual Blood Drive – Faculty Forum – Don’t Settle For Mediocrity – Political commentary – When Does Tuition Spiral Stop? – Feature – Nightmare… Where Is the Dead Body? – Growing Spiritually – Food For Thought – Sports – Faculty To Clash With WOWO – Trojans Lose Two – Wheaton Invitational a Disappointment

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  The Echo: February 17, 1978

  Taylor University

  Radio Station May be Reality – Flu epidemic hits Indianapolis – S.G.O. Booksale Prospers – Our Thoughts – A Talk With the President – Evening Events May Be Stopped – Your Thoughts – The Inquisitive Inquirer – New Proposal For Hours – News – Taylor Honors Program Initiated – Correction – Plans For Youth Conference Are Rolling – Bits and pieces – Liberal Arts Education Questioned; Case May Cause Undesirable Effects – New Tenure Policy Adopted – In Chapel… -- Feature – Interterm In Europe—Learning Made Easy – Political commentary – The Mideast, What Next? – Spiritual Enough? – Freshman Retreat Brings Events – Will You Have a Fulfilling Life? – Blacks Celebrate; Christ, History, Culture, Heritage 1619-1978 – The Arts – Record Review – Browne’s Album New One For Music Business – Galileo Questions Christians – SUB Presents Robin Murphy and “Oliver” – The Cyprus Problem—What Is It? – Gwendolyn Brooks To Perform – Karavites To Present – Feature – Nightmare… In An Emergency Room – It’s All in the Game…. – Sports – Trojanes Progress Through Season – Food For Thought – HBCC Clifts suspension on Wilmington – Trojans Snap Streak – Taylor Advances Eight Wrestlers to NAIA Finals

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  The Echo: February 10,1978

  Taylor University

  Radio Station’s Wires Get Crossed – Biola College Opens Radio Station; Northwestern Radio Station Raises $10,400 – Our Thoughts – Your Thoughts – A Talk With the President – Dr. Rediger shares – Does Christian Life Hold a Consistency? – News – Creative Ministries Performance Stirs Taylorites – I&M Appeals For Cutbacks – S.U.B. Asks For Transportation Help to Idyl Wyld – Accounting Major Passed By Faculty – In Chapel… -- Tuition increase $400 – Feature – Who Are You Kaptain Kill-A-Watt? – Feature – Nightmare… on a Sunny Day – Energy Tip – The Inquisitive Inquirer – Varying Attractions Are At Hand – Israel—A Dream Come True – Movie Review – ‘The Turning Point’: In Viewer Perspective – Around and Around – Where They Stop No One Knows – The Arts – Taylor Students View ‘Chorus Line’ in Chicago – National Foundation to Fund – Galileo a Success – Under New Management Performs – Silent Movie Returns to Taylor – Political commentary – Panama Canal Treaty Yes, No? – Basketball – Sports – Trojans Lose Three – Trojane Softballers Begin Action – Runners Dedication Pays: Possible Record – Food For Thought

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  The Echo: February 3, 1978

  Taylor University

  Upland Paralyzed – Campus Digs-Out – CCC Helps Toccoa Falls – Bits and Pieces – Carter Calls for ‘New Spirit’ in U.S. – Weekend to Offer Awareness – Youth Conference Requests Student-Faculty Help – Our Thoughts – Your Thoughts – A Talk With the President – Trustees Approve Development – The Inquisitive Inquirer – There Is Hope For Off-Campus Activities – News – Summer Work Available in Camps – S.U.B. And Alumni Host Big Weekend – In Chapel… -- A.E.S.—Service Offers Jobs Abroad – Bullock Receives Doctorate And Honors – Arts Commission Offers Grant – Wheels Southwest Trip—Wet And Wild! – Feature – Political commentary – Park-Tong-Sun: What’s the Problem? – Food For Thought – An Energy Tip – Sports Shrine Opens in Indiana – The Arts – University Theatre to Present Galileo – Record Review – Clapton Reminisces ‘Slowhand’ – Close Encounters; Jaws Ingenuity Minus the Blood! – Schulze to Perform – Taylor Versus Taylor at Taylor – Trojans Play Steady Ball

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  The Echo: December 9,1977

  Taylor University

  Merry Christmas

  One very special Christmas – Radio station moves closer to completion – Still room for ski trip – Michael Johnson tomorrow night – Our thoughts – Your thoughts – A Talk with the President – New laws could cause strain – Bits and pieces – Dr. Rediger shares – A child is born, a son is given – The News – Kid Kilowatt to stamp-out waste – Tri-State careers holds conference – seminar offered – Spin a record for Christmas – ‘Oh God’—a hit – The Arts – Christmas music festival – Conference plans near completion – A friend – I watched – colors of words – lights – Money talk – Financial Aid – Something very real is happening – The Charismatic movement—What does it mean? – Political commentary – What happened to Carters energy program? – Feature – The mid-east situation and the Bible – Haines Bros. – Faculty reminisce on Christmas past – Whitfield Bros. clean-up at Little State – Sample leads Trojans to 5-4 season – Cagers win big game over Wilmington – Winter Sports Arrive – CC finishes with heads up – Trojane roundballers begin season – Sports

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  The Echo: November 18,1977

  Taylor University

  Who’s in Who’s Who? – USO Seeks College Shows for Tours – Meet your class officers – A pause of thanks for simple things – Our thoughts – Your thoughts – A talk with the President – University undergoes evaluation – Dr. Rediger shares – Blessed lead to blessings – Prof. Heath goes to Jerusalem – Sen. Hatfield talks about Human rights – S.U.B. presents—Davy Crockett, The Haines Brothers – The News – Peace for Jerusalem congress to meet – A day in the Big Apple – Jeremiah people ask for recommitment – Internship underway – Gridders end season with impressive victory – Readers theatre—A look at America – The Arts – Marion Philharmonic to perform – Rodney Miller in concert – Rutzen gives exhibit – Political commentary – Bakke’s decision could affect graduates plans – Has the bug gotten you? – Food for thought – Feature – Grading practice experience ‘cooling off’ – NOW offers short term missions – Child evangelism involves Taylor – Fortran team selected – Lighthouse to hold rock-a-thon – For the Christmas issue… -- Trojans surprise Coach Odle – A talk with the Taiwanese – Trojans end season with a bang – Rebounding big improvement for Trojans – Harriers prepare for Nationals – Sports – Third West takes honors

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  The Echo: November 11, 1977

  Taylor University

  ‘Super basketball game’ on for tonight – Career publications for women – “Run your race” – From China to Davey Crockett – Help for Toccoa Falls – Our thoughts – Your thoughts – A talk with the President – Plans for memorial given to students – Blood and faith – Bits and pieces – Calif. Papers side with Bakke More women than men in colleges – New Driving Regulations Upheld By Fines – Taylor hosts women’s State Field Hockey tournament – World affairs and the Christian role – Food for thought – Feature – Little brothers, sisters need your help – Auditions for Galileo are next week – Upcoming at Ball State – Soloists featured in Christmas oratorio – The Arts – Wheaton orchestra to perform – Greg Parker gives senior recital – Learning skills center may be answer – Sports – Trojan gridders prepare for finale – Swallow places second – First East runs to victory

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  The Echo: November 4, 1977

  Taylor University

  S.U.B. presents Hawmps and Jeremiah People – Spend interterm in Washington – Tuition may continue spiral next year – Our Thoughts – Your thoughts – Dr. Rediger Shares – Spiritual committee alive and well – A Talk with the President – Ticket money to student activities? – The News – SUB sponsors interterm break skiing – Office of development offers estate planning service – Money surplus for beautification – Halloween images – Spikers continue winning – Trojans demolish Manchester – Youthgrants available in humanities – The Arts – Open-up and let these groups in – ’77 holds new opportunities for Ron Keller – Sheldon Bassett—Faith in Taylor – Feature – Food For Thought – Sports – Taylor to host hockey tournament tomorrow – Sports Reminders – Taylor FCA gets underway

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  The Echo: October 28, 1977

  Taylor University

  I.C.C. begin 1977-78 barrel competition – Scary movies tomorrow night – Albreht, Roley and Moore tonight – Duewell to be emphasis speaker – GMAT’s given on Nov. 5 – Our Thoughts – Your Thoughts – A Talk with the President – Art majors could try it! – Dr. Rediger Shares – Test for every Christian – Is bankruptcy a Christians way out? – The News – No place like Taylor – Outreach Emphasis – treat or trick time – Food For Thought – Feature – Light the spotlight – Nielson and Young here next Friday – Poetry can bring $1000 – Dave Mason is Back – The Arts – Computers in our future – M.C.W. memorial needs ideas – Parade of soldiers – ‘Victory is sweet’ for Trojan gridders – Sports – Comeback seen by spikers

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  The Echo: October 21,1977

  Taylor University

  Chapel attendance taken next Wednesday – Computer science added to curriculum – Home coming Reflections – Our Thoughts – Your Thoughts – A Talk with the President – Sunday library needs review – Thanks for helping – Dr. Rediger Shares – Many Gifts for one Purpose – Anne—‘comfortable at T.U.’ – Yes! Taylor is a free university – Matson to Speak – The News – S.U.B. Presents… -- T.U. has transportation policy – What a weekend! – The Arts – American Opera Theatre performs – Scream in the Dark – Living Color Paints the Scriptures – Food For Thought – The grill has its own Helen – Offense Sparks Trojans In Victory – Sports – Odlemen Start Practice – Second East Captures Football Championship – Trojans Win In OT

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  The Echo: October 14,1977

  Taylor University

  Our Thoughts – Your Thoughts – President Extends Greetings – Dr. Rediger Shares – There is Power in the Blood – A Talk with the President – Baptista To Entertain Questions – The News – Maintenance Finally Gets It Together – Jet Series Off To Mexico – Faith and Learning Registration – 12 Point Grading Lowers G.P.A. – G.R.E. Registration – Francis Schaeffer Films – Sambo’s Says “No” – Commons Workers Honored – Washington Offers On-spot Experience – CLEP the Requirements – I.D. Can Buy Union Meal – Inter-Class Council at Your Service – T.W.O. Opportunities – New Books At Library – S.M. Spotlight – Your Chaplains At Work For You – The 1977 Homecoming Court – The King and Queen – Jacques Brel Is Alive And Well And Living In Paris – Aletha Jones’ Work on Exhibit – Record review – Livin’ On the Faultline – The Arts – Senior Art Show Schedule – Lamb’s Players ‘Different’ – Christmas Around The Corner – Miss Anne Murray In Concert – Dale Heath—The Meaning of Devotion – Food For Thought – T.W.O. Expands Program – The World Comes To Taylor – Orange Trees grow in Indiana – Feature – Chambers Changes – No Seconds for Students at D.C. – Skiing A Success – Jogging Under the Full Moon – Marching Band Not Needed – Sports – Trojanes Win Two – 2nd E.W. Takes Honors – Netters near End of Season – Trojane Spikers Continue Winning – Yellowjackets Defeat Trojans 24-10 – Golfers Extend Win Streak – Football—Different Strokes For Different Folks – A Weekend Away From Campus—It’s Great – Letters to the Dishroom

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  The Echo: October 7, 1977

  Taylor University

  Here comes the Homecoming court – Marketing Competition $$$ -- Wheels-wander in Hoosierland – Editorials – Our Thoughts – Your Thoughts – New group to perform music – A Talk with the President – No refund from S.U.B. – Dr. Rediger Shares – Spirituality completes circuit – New Christian college to offer broadcasting degree – Wholesome programming becomes goal – S.M. Spotlight – Missions speakers here – Beefboard is for use – The News – Graduate fellowships ahead for scientists – Students invited to debate – Bayly sets new trend in ’77 chapels – Faculty Forum – Is athletics Christian? – Feature – Food for Thought – Student Budget Conference – Academy award winner follows coronation – Brel offers vibrant performance – Homecoming Events Friday, October 14 – Spikers sweep first three matches – Hanover gains vengeance – Sports – Field Hockey shuts out St. Mary’s

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  The Echo: September 30,1977

  Taylor University

  Campaign to Prevent mental retardation – Welcome Parents! – ‘Christian eye’s view’ of gov’t – Student Court defines rights – Our Thoughts – Your Thoughts – A Talk with the President – Baptista Announces student question meeting – Homecoming plans to end – Counselling center offers help to students – S.M. Spotlight – Set prayer covenant with friend – English-History off to Europe – Taylor to use self evaluation – The News – Book sale is a success – The inevitable jogger – Faculty Forum – U.S.S.R.; life compared to U.S. – The Arts – ‘Jacques-Brel’ – Wheels in Israel – Record review – Cost of Discipleship – Writers can win money – Trojan harriers place third in DePauw Medley – Trojan gridders overpower Olivet, 7-0 – Field hockey ties I.S.U. – Sports – Trojan netters win back to back victories – Spikers prepare home season

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  The Echo: September 23,1977

  Taylor University

  U.S. Navy Band Performs Today – Students settle gripes with faculty – Bayly—Spiritual Emphasis Speaker – Editorial – Our Thoughts – A Talk with the President – No money for parking lots – Dr. Rediger Shares – A Decent Life – Your Thoughts – Addition to ECHO Staff – Taylor receives communion set – S.G.O. offers van and financial assistance to students – In the union – A Chimney for Santa? – The News – S.M. Spotlight – Sunday Prayer Vigil – S.U.B.—more for your $$! – Faculty Forum – Return to Serious Study – Cotner Views Taylor as: ‘Remarkable Unique’ – S.G.O. Election Results – Get Acquainted with New Taylorites – Food for Thought – Go For All the Gusto – Record review – Yvonne Elliman—Love me Hearing is Love – The Arts – Student Composer Awards Offered – Express Yourself… -- Upcoming… at Ball State – What’s your opinion on future? – Fall Sports Come Alive – Gridders drop first game to Anderson – Cross Country Keep Truckin! – Sports – Girls Hockey wins – Trojanes swing into action – Softballers Finish 2nd at IWISO – Trojan Netters Win

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  The Echo: September 16,1977

  Taylor University

  HEW to Crackdown on Loan Evaders – S.M. Spotlight – “Taylor Christian Artists” – National Teachers Exam Announced – S.G.O. Talks About Plans – A Talk with the President – Comptons Remove Art Collection – Editorials – Our Thoughts – Your Thoughts – 12 Point Grading Scale Adopted – Dr. Rediger Shares – Rivers of Living Water – Hey Sophomores, How Aware Are You? – The News – S.U.B. Says Thanks – Women Scientists to Meet at I.U. – Faculty Forum – Yutzy Speaks on Suffering – Food For Thought – Outreach – Life in Saudia Arabia – ’77 Freshman Talent Debut – B.J. ‘Enjoyed Atmosphere’ – Record Review – Kenny Rankin Changes – The Arts – University Theatre Announces Playbill – Fourth PROBE Success – Football Preview “Looking Good” – Coaching Staff Improves Team – Sports – Spikers Begin Practice – Men’s Tennis “has potential” – Trojanes Bow to IU-PU

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  The Echo: September 9, 1977

  Taylor University

  S.M. Spotlight – Taylor Sees Improvements – Yearbooks – S.U.B. Presents B.J. Thomas – Business Dept. Expands – A Talk with the President – Campus Cleans-up Act – Editorial – Our Thoughts – Dr. Rediger Shares – The Spirit Filled Life – “Brel” Auditions – Conferences Profitable for Taylor – People…People…People – Meet the Larsons – The News – Next Week… -- Climb Every Mountain – Faculty Forum – God, Creation, Image, and Student Life – Food For Thought – 1977 Trojan Football Team—“101%” – A Prime “Sample” – Young Team Looks Towards Season – Harriers Hit the Road: Defend HBCC Crown – In Case You Wanted To Know