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  The Echo: May 8, 1981

  Taylor University

  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 to be exhumed; link to other deaths sought – Mayors say Cities Threatened – Reduced Imports may Boost U.S. Prices – Boston schools get reprieve from court – Soviets Stop for May Day – Political Groups Demonstrate – Planes Go by, Airport Shelled – Chinese Honor May Day – General Released From Jail – Soviets retake second city – Reporter detained, forced from Guatemala – Cambodian leaders win rubber-stamp election – Salvadoran guerrillas blocking roads – Syrian-Israeli crisis still unresolved – Irish rock guitarist abducted – Quake rattles Pakistan, India – Floods destroy villages, farms – Bodies found under collapsed tank – Angry water company turns off taps – Deaf mute charged in ax attack – Byrd says he’ll vote for budget – 3,000 in Raleigh support ERA – Damages awarded for lease – Paternity suit filed against 14-year-old – Clean allergy room filled with filth – Radioactive material released – Japanese may pay Kuwait premium – Fowler passes Senate committee test – FTC orders Ward warranties – Farm groups disagree on estate tax – Judge dismantles cross-district busing – Man pleads guilty to freeway killing – Top music honors go to Mandrell, Jones – Freshmen Win Taylathon, Seniors Win Competition for the Year – Taylathon 1981 – Trojanes Surge Ahead to Little State – Trojans Drop Crucial Games to Defiance – Trojan Track Third in HBCC – Taylor Recruits Forward – Golf Team Fifth in HBCC – Trojanes Defend State Title – Intramural Report – Swallow wins – Last Issue of The Echo – Music and the Christian – WTUC May Top 30 – The Miracle Worker: A Review – Three Seniors Reflect On Taylor

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  The Echo: May 1, 1981

  Taylor University

  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 his pockets – Benefits head sees long-term fix – Investigators go back to Georgia – Defense completes ABSCAM case – Actor gets life in prison – United Way donations a record – New bills eye food stamp fraud – Schools near financial deadline – Reagan walks with limp – Manpower shortage hit NRC – Sands given last rites again – Time Switch Improves Ratings – Policeman Linked to Nazis – Hotel Fire Kills Woman – Chancellor Receives Letter – Helms Explains State Department Hiring Delays – Soldier Held Suspect in Buffalo – Food being sent to Poland – Israelis hit Syrian helicopters – Flesh peddling uncovered – Jetliner crashes – No nuclear weapons for Pakistan? – Takeover plot foiled – Refugees arrive in Hong Kong – Ten executed in Iran – Oil surplus could disappear – Gas explosion rips apartment – Former Beatle weds – Israelis launch air strikes – Afghans demonstrate at embassy – Kamikaze workers used in cleanup – Sunshine follows snow in Britain – Food price hike likely – Giscard wins endorsement – Taylor Places 6th, Treckman Wins 5,000 – Trojanes Lose on Tie – Trojanes Win Seven – Trojans Split With Bluffton Play Anderson and Defiance in Key Contests – 1981 Trojan Stats

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  The Echo: April 24, 1981

  Taylor University

  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 Industry Break Off Talks – Police Work on Drawing of Suspect – Fire Routs Hotel Guests – Gunmen Fire on Former Embassy – Crowd Stampedes Egg Hunt – Student Held in Dorm Slayings Called a Loner – Grain Embargo May Be Lifted Soon – Soviet Industrial Growth Slows – Test of Shroud May Be Allowed – Little panda plans postponed again – Franklin pleads innocent to murder charges – Search ends for skeletons – Student jailed in dormitory slayings – Yonkers return to work – U.S. May End Nuclear Fuel Deal With India – Iran to Import Petroleum Products – Businessman Charged With Own Kidnapping – Satellite-to-home TV closer – Farmers to get own union – Italian pilots on strike – More racial conflict predicted – Grenades break ceasefire – Insecticides prove faulty – Pentagon investigator arrives in Guam – Filipinos nailed to crosses – Castro says military 100 times stronger – Colorado mine cited for violations – Last Rites Administered to IRA Hunger Striker – AWACS well-equipped – Bodies found at sea – Export limits asked – Electricity stations mined – Short circuit stops nuclear plant – Rancher sentenced to prison – Ex-governor on trial on payoff charges – Refugees arrested following weekend riot – Teachers ratify agreement in Youngstown – Festival of Arts Comes To Taylor – The Imperials: Where it all Began – Youth Conference—A Students View – Navajo/Hopi Indian Reservation Opportunities – Taylor Finishes 4th In District 21 Track Meet – Trojanes Finish Third – Trojans Seek Home Advantage in Key HBCC Contests – Marion Wins Huntington Invitational – Seko Conquers Rodgers, Boston Marathon – Tolbert Named MVP – Women’s Softball team Roster – Taylor Sweeps Doubleheader – Manchester Runs Past the Trojanes

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  The Echo: April 10, 1981

  Taylor University

  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 countdown – Officials worried about airlift – Demos unhappy with spending debate – Ordered to undergo tests – Hughes Dead But His Money Isn’t Forgotten – Police say killer reacts to publicity – Non-striking Miner Killed – Building explodes; fireworks blamed – Warsaw Pact May Hold Summit – Rockets fired at U.S. Embassy – U.S. policy chided – Fighting intense in Beirut – Moscow blasts Polish unrest – Tass charges freedom violations – Haig’s actions touch off concern – Two arrested for cheating – Thailand’s prime minister winning battle for air waves – Soviets Say They May Have Found Atlantis – Andretti signs with STP – Senate Passes $87 billion in budget cuts – Chrysler Closing Big-Car Plant – Potential Car Repairs Costly – Ford Workers Get Buyer Incentive – Taylor Track Takes Second – Golf Team Edged Over Marion – Spikers Open Season – Sports Publication Wins Top Honors – Rules on fouls, jumps altered – Boxing Promoter Arrested – NBA Playoff Roundup

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  The Echo: March 13, 1981

  Taylor University

  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 a Sneak – Letters to the Editor – “Seniors?” – Off the Record – Reflections on Recognition – Wholesale prices up; unemployment down – Federal payroll to be cut $1.3 billion – Reagan goes to Canada ready to ‘listen carefully’ – Walter says he won’t fade away – Mortality Rate Climbs 3 Percent – UN Kicks Out South Africa – Reagan Assails Selfish Interests of Some Groups – Atlanta Child Killer May Not Remember Killing, Expert Says – Space shuttle launch set week of April 6 – Boy to get $3.8 million from Army – Woman survives five days in wilderness – Cloned cancer cells produce normal embryos – Reagan says advisers won’t enter combat – Conservatives Review Leadership – Prison Asked for Dolphin Rescuer – 2 Terror Bombs Hit Bogota – Russians Ask U.S. Trade – Israel Hikes Gas Prices – China Seeks Unified Leadership – Polish Dissident Detained – China Breaks With the Netherlands – Prime Minister Flies to Basque – Western Five Reject Sanctions – Spaniards Protest Coup Attempt – Another young victim found in Atlanta – Judge upholds schools in evolution-creation trial – Propose easing pollution rules – Trojanes Edged at State But Tournament Play Continues – Wrestlers End Season – Dodd Places Seventh in Nation – Challenging Season Awaits Softballers – Womens Intramurals – Baseballers prepare for Spring Trip – Trojan Players Selected to District 21 All-Star Game – Hanover Defeats Tri-State; Represents District 21 in Nationals – Long Selected to All-American

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  The Echo: March 6, 1981

  Taylor University

  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 Top 30 – We Serve A Big God – Health Center Excuses – Wrestlers Defend Seventh Conference Title – Intramural Sports – Trojans End Season – Trojanes Capture 2nd in Districts and Head for State – Baseball Pre-Season Starts – Final Roster – 1981 Schedule – Oregon State 82, UCLA 76 – AP Top Twenty

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  The Echo: February 27, 1981

  Taylor University

  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 – Taylor Takes Indiana to SNEA – Debby Boone To Perform – Summer Conference Schedule Filled Again – Earlham Defeated, Hanover Too Strong – Hoopsters Play Huntington in District Tourney – Taylor Wrestling Travels to Defiance – Notre Dame Ends Streak –UPI College Top Twenty – Taylor Trojans Battle for NAIA Title – NAIA Playoff Schedule 1981 – Taylor University Basketball Final Regular Season Statistics – Hoosier Buckeye Collegiate Conference Final Standings—Basketball

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  The Echo: February 13, 1981

  Taylor University

  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 a Destination – Records Set – Reflections On Washington ’80 – Wrestlers Take NAIA Championship – Men’s Intramural Basketball In Action – Trojans On Winning Streak – Taylor University Basketball – Trojanes Lose Two on the Road

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  The Echo: February 6, 1981

  Taylor University

  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 Spring Concert Schedule – Taylor Finds HBCC Road Rough – Trojans Warm Up On Winter Tour – Wrestlers Host District 21 – Trojans Lose 3 Players – Trojanes Break .500 Mark – Women’s Track and Field Underway

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  The Echo: December 12, 1980

  Taylor University

  Publick Occurrences – Former Beatle John Lennon Slain – EPC Approves Finals Policy – Senior Class Gift Announced – Morning Star Starts Tour – About the Cover Photo – Hubbard Chooses Cast for ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ – Letters to the Editor – Happy Birthday, C.S. Lewis! – The Life of Nellie Brammer – Secret Service Not Laughing at ‘Joke’ Assassination Ad – Christmas Candlelighting Service – Repertory Theatre at CTS Casts Holiday Musical – The “Unlikely” Series – Reflections on Life…and Ministry – Menu – Without a Money Machine? Financial Aid is Available… -- The Middle Income Squeeze – Eligibility for Financial Aid – How to Apply for Aid – The High Cost Myth – How Financial Aid Is Equitable Awarded – Financial Aid Programs At Taylor University – Some Q’s and A’s of Financial Aid – Voice of the Voice – Off the Record – Album Preview – December Top 30 – Album of the Month – Lower Birth Rate Will Cause College Enrollment Drop – Errata n Data – Chapin Steps from Stage to Boardroom – Liddy, yes : Jerry, no – Parnassus 1981 – Fellowship for Missions – Skip-a-Meal a Success – WTCU’s 1980 Student Music Poll – Cross Country Team Receives Recognition – Volleyball Awards Given – Women’s Basketball – Taylor Football Honors Players – Men’s Basketball Review – Taylor Tourney Starts Tonight – Three Taylor Wrestlers Win Little State Champs

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  The Echo: December 5, 1980

  Taylor University

  Puclick Occurrences – Reagan Draws Reaction – Nostalgia Nite Becomes Dilemma – Edie And Friends To Perform – Chapel Services – Sophomores Take First in Couples Soccer – The “Unlikely” Series – Reflections On Life and Taylor – Music Department Presents Annual Christmas Festival – Menu – Christians Go On The Attack – Weight Room Use Clarified – Financial Aid Offered By Scholarship Bank

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  The Echo: November 21, 1980

  Taylor University

  Women’s Volleyball Caputures State – Religion Shapes Palestinian Issue – Landmark Case for Handicapped Before Court – Publick Occurrences – Steve Camps Moving – Prast To Present Piano Recital – Youth Conference Speaker Announced – Anticipating Urbana ’81 – Letters to the Editor – Voice of the Voice – Off The Record – Point of You – The “Unlikely” Series – Reflections on Life…and Education – Information Sciences Department Selects Competition Team – Special Poetry Contest – Half a Double Mind – The Golden Touch – Rediger Elected to Two Posts – Menu – Oratorio Chorus to Present Concert – Honors Porgram offers Challenging Opportunities – Taylor Students Compete in Vocal Contest – A Fight For Patriotism – Intramurals – Wrestlers Out to Pin

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  The Echo: November 14, 1980

  Taylor University

  Norman Cook Receives Honorary Degree – Honor Society Induction – Publick Occurrences – Editorial – Chapel Services – Whitworth Displays Artwork – Concert Band and Jazz Ensemble to Present Concert – Menu – Voice of the Voice – The “In” Thing To Do – Album Preview – New Addition to Religion and Philosophy Department – Red Cross Blood Drive Comes to Taylor University – 1980-81 Wrestling Schedule – Marathon Runners Compete – Intramurals

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  The Echo: November 7, 1980

  Taylor University

  Reagan Wins Big – Who Are These People? – Puclick Occurrences – Littles to Speak – Chapel Services – A SUB “Turnabout” Event – Point Of You – College Juniors Invited to Apply for Magazine Internship Program – Do You Have A Backbone? – Presidential Search Narrows – Letters to the Editor – “FIDDLER” Auditions Scheduled – Off The Record – November Top 30 – Play Review – Spend January Interterm in Arizona – Auditions To Be Held For the Continentals. – Bob Jones vs Jerry Falwell – Blowing Off Missions Week – Menu – Girl’s Field Hockey Closes Season – Trojanes Host Volleyball – Taylor Road-runners Compete at Warsaw – Taylor Defeats Earlham – Soccer Club Victorious – Cross Country Wins HBCC

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  The Echo: October 31, 1980

  Taylor University

  Publick Occurrences – Athletes Honored – Accidents Plague Campus – Student Union Board Presents… -- Giving Credit Where Due – Reagan Wins Election – The Marketing Of A Candidate – Fellowship For Missions Sponsors… Missions Awareness Week – The Purpose of Missions Awareness Week – Awareness Chapel Services – In Search of a Mission Board – Have We Forgotten Someone? – Testing the Missionary Psyche – Schedule of Events – M.A.C. in the D.C. – Point Of You – Letters to the Editor – Righteousness or Performance – Menu – Stuart Memorial Named – How Was Wheaton? – Tour London in January -- Album Preview (11:00 nightly) – Bliss Wins District, Taylor Second

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  The Echo: October 24, 1980

  Taylor University

  Carter’s Middle East Peace: No A Forte But A Flop – Publick Occurrences – New Residence Hall Proposed – Double Minded – “How Do You Rate?” – Nationwide Fast – Art Shows – Homecoming Class Representatives – Literary and Photography Contests Announced – Homecoming Co-Chairmen – Warwick highlights Homecoming – Homecoming 1980 Schedule of Events – Democracy Isn’t Cheap – Missions Awareness – TU Parents Association Choose Cabinet Members – Roy Stacy to Speak – General Education Conference a First – Scandinavian Trip Planned – Social Work Accreditation – Taylor – Fall Production a Wild Series of Mix-Ups – Letters to the Editor – Point Of You – Voice of the Voice – Off The Record – SGO Loan Refund Scheduled – Chapel Services – Dennis James to haunt audience – Menu – The U.S. Marine Band Coming November 5 – Trojanes Head Toward State Championships – Tennis Team Sweeps Conference – State Tourney Ties Up Women’s Tennis – Cross Country – Soccer Club Wins – Women’s Basketball – Soccer – Editor’s Notes – Men’s Basketball – Seniors Out For Blood – Taylor vs Willmington – Taylor Defeats Manchester

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  The Echo: October 10, 1980

  Taylor University

  The Great Debate! – Publick Occurrences – Wall Fills English Department Position – DeGarmo & Key in Concert – Chapel Services – Chi Alpha Omega to Hold Induction – Double Minded – ‘Today I must be True or False’ – I Don’t Go To Church – Learning More About Less – Nominees for Homecoming Representatives Named – Student’s Prayer – Chamber Orchestra Features Ballet – Walk Through the Bible – “Pay Me Now… or Pay Me Later” – Off the Record – Album Preview – Top 30 – Mervine Boogies For Fun – Six Cheerleaders are Chosen – Student Employment Program – Point Of You – Conference on Women’s Rights to be Held – A CHRISTMAS CAROL Auditions at Repertory Theatre – Menu – Women’s Field Hockey in Action – Soccer Comes Home – Errors Cost Trojans game – Cross Country: Over the Hill and Looking Ahead – Men’s Tennis Walks Away with Districts

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  The Echo: October 3, 1980

  Taylor University

  Iran and Iraq: Brother against Brother – Publick Occurrences – Chapel Speakers – Double Minded – Were you “Emphasized”? – Editorial – Caught In A Loophole – Parnassus Magazine Now Available – Point of You – ‘Off the Record’ – Shulze to Perform Lockwood Concerto – He Was ‘Tested By Fire’ – McWatters To Attend National Meeting – A Note On SGO – To Vote or Not to Vote – Beware of the Bike Snatchers – Oh, ‘Chute—It’s Easy! – Fellowship For Missions – “Skip-a-meal” – Football? You Bet! – TU Field Hockey 2-4 – New Coach Leads Women’s Tennis – Volleybal Team Shows Potential – Cross Country Remains Undefeated – Soccer Club Defeats Earlham 3-1 – Eat… -- Kellog To Perform Opera Tonight – Giving Opponents the Smash

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  The Echo: September 26, 1980

  Taylor University

  What Debate? – Public Occurrences – Coming Up In Chapel – Mid-Eastern Politics Centered On Religion – Point Of You – It Takes All Kinds – Wright Brothers Return – SUB Presents… Variety and Talent – Double Minded – Obedience vs. Rules – Parents Weekend Activities Set – School For Christian Growth – ‘Off the Record’ – Eat… -- Encouragement For Tennis Team – Football Support? – Keep Me Running – Men’s Tennis – Mr. Beard Contest

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  The Echo: September 19, 1980

  Taylor University

  Wheeler Stadium Ready for Action – Meanwhile Back At The Ranch This Summer – Soaring In The Parables – Letters to the Editor – “And the Disease Remains Uncured…” – Get A ‘Load’ of This! – Point Of You – Thoughts on Welfare Reform – Sort Out Propaganda – Need Some Cash? – Speaker Announced – Freshman Fear… or Senior Savvy – Health Services Available to Students – Presidents Advisory Council – Educational Policies Committee – Thanks! – A Not On SGO – Album Preview – ‘Off the Record’ – Voice of the Voice – WTUC On The Air Again – Liven Up Your Dorm Room – Rapson To Direct Fall Show – Awards For Student Composers – Menu – Youthgrants Now Available – Morningstar Concludes Spring and Summer Tour – Community Outreach – New Beginnings for TWO – Double Minded – Reality As Perceived in our Hearts – Cross Country: CC Champs Keep Winning – Soccer Club Schedule – Trojan Football 1980