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  The Echo: May 4, 1984

  Taylor University

  NCCAA – Women Take First, Men Second At Nationals – Faculty Changes Occur – Taylor views… -- Juniors Take Taylathon – Phonathoners Raise Funds – President’s Perspective – WTUC Responsibility Shifts – Letter To The Editor – ‘Echo’ Introduces 1984-85 Editor – Three Ethiopians Attend Taylor – Musical Comedy To Be Presented Homecoming Weekend – Math Club Experiences Eventful Year – Tuition Waiver Offered Again – Sammy Morris Reminder – Good Luck To Graduating Seniors! – Track Places 2nd – Homerun Makes Districts Possible – Trojanes End Season

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  The Echo: May 1, 1984

  Taylor University

  Strange Happenings Mark Friday the 13th Field Day – Brooks To Manage WTUC – Burgess Appointed Editor – Carlson, Whiteheart: More Than A Concert – Increased Financial Aid Available – It’s Murder – Taylor views… -- Chorale Tour ’84: A Student’s View – Letters to the Editor – Taylor Sounds in Concert – Point Of Clarification – Bell Choirs To Present Final Program – Professor Yutzy: Quite a Guy – Taylor Students Dominican Bound – Art Show Awards Presented – Auditions Held Soon for Taylor Sounds – Album Review – Whiteheart’s ‘Vital Signs’ – Wayne Watson’s ‘Man in the Middle’ – Women’s Track Team Takes Third at Little State – First 20-Game Season In 14 Years For A HOT Team – Trojan Horse On The Loose – Ozmun Wins Isometric Run – Concert Tomorrow if FREE

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  The Echo: April 27, 1984

  Taylor University

  Mystery Melodrama To Put Audience In Suspense – New Phone System Installation Underway – Final Exam Schedule – Trojans to Play in Hoosierdome – Phys Ed Adopts New Major – CTA Changes To CA – Letter to the Editor – ‘Against Racism’ – ‘Insensitivity’ – A Student’ Response – Taylor views… -- Campaign Seeks 5,000 Students Registration – Bluebird Society Holds Spring Meeting – Victory For America With Reagan – You: Sum Of Costly Parts – Warm weather arrives… -- Music Series To Be Presented – You missed a great concert! – Michelle Pillar – Savings, Discounts and Freebies For Student Travelers With Cards – Holy Week Service Held In Recital Hall – Take A Trip South Of The Border – Recital Rescheduled – Audubon Students Inexpensively Explore America For Credit – Bad News For Modern Man – Women’s Track Team Places Second In Districts – Baseball Photo Highlights – Trojan Golfers Place 6th – Two Equestrian Club Members Compete – Team-up For The White River Park State Games – Freethrow Contest – On Your Mark, Get Set

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  The Echo: April 13, 1984

  Taylor University

  National Student Leadership Conference Starts Today – Student Body Votes Fill TSO Positions – Pillar To Appear In Concert Tonight – Education To See Rebirth After 20-Year Decline – Osmund in Olympic Trials – Youth Conference Thanks Those Involved – Trojans Earn All-American Honors – Opportunities In Free Enterprise Being Offered – Taylor Views – The Connection Hosts Servant-Jerusalem Concert – Holy Week Service To Hold Love Feast – President’s Perspective – ‘Reform In Higher Education Today’ – Fenstermachers, Abbey Give Heritage Chapel – Mortland, Krula Sleep-Fast: A Positive Rebellion – Phil Harmonic To Perform War Requiem – Concert Series – Jett’s Art Expresses Self – Taylor Basketball Season: A Season For Champions – Trojan Track Opens Season With Third Place – Trojanes Win I.C.U. Invitational – Men’s Baseball Splits With Indiana, 3-3 for The Week – Attention!

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  The Echo: April 6, 1984

  Taylor University

  Welcome To Youth Conference Weekend

  During Youth Conference Enthusiasm Abounds – Welcome Conferees! – Positions Change For Fall ’84 – Hammond, Bixel Present Campaign Proposals – Vote on Monday – Conference Schedule – Landis, Steiner Reps At AAES – From the Editor – Taylor Views – Math Field Day Held – Modern Language Department To Present ‘El Cid’ – Word Processor Creates Advantages – Cross-cultural Communications – CLEP Exams To Be Given – Concert Band To Present Palm Sunday Service – Saverline Seeks Sales Staff – WTUC Funding Changes – Comprehensive Exam Policies Change – Job Fair – Student Handbook – ‘Giselle’ To Be Presented – Conference Out Of The Question: Headed for Districts – Trojanes 3-1 – Track Team Ready For Competition – Trojans Defeat Tough Challenger

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  The Echo: March 30, 1984

  Taylor University

  Gospel Rock Show To Appear In Gas City – Summer ’85 Grants – The Sweet Life Of Italy – Nostalgia Night: A Smash – Become Active In Area Politics TSO Square Dancing Report – What Is Plagiarism? – Gearing Up For Job Interview Success – Hospital Chapter Announces Bike Ride Plans – Be Involved In Choosing Chapel Speakers – Yesterday’s Etiquette – Summer Experiences – Tuition Increase – Courtroom Drama Presents Trial of Leonard Vole – Check Out Alumni Office – Career Development Update – Women’s Softball Team Starts Season With Southern Wins – Taylor University Softball Schedule 1984 – Trojans Bat In Florida – Aquatic Olympic Trials Pave Way for 1984 Games – Handbooks Available For State Games

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  The Echo: March 9, 1984

  Taylor University

  Students Ring For Funds – Guernsey Here – Taylor Views… -- CBS News Correspondent Speaks Tonight – A Note of Thanks – McCall and Jackson Inspire – Students Face Tuition Increase – Rings Feature New Design – President’s Perspective – ‘Let’s Learn To Live and Grow Together’ – Letters to the Editor – Play Review of ‘J.B.’ – Loomis Art On Display – Album Review: Singer-Sower – Food for the Hungry Rep Speaks – Free Singer-Sower Album Give Away – Carter-Cox Sings With Individuality – Spanish In the Dominican – The Library – Yesterday’s Etiquette – Student Spotlight – Basketball Team Very Victorious – Outward Bound Offers Adventure – National Health & Fitness Program

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  The Echo: February 24, 1984

  Taylor University

  Teela Ready To Mystify With Magic – New Certification In Missions Announced – Taylor Views… -- Renewal Week Concludes Today – Olson Hall P.A.’s Discuss Campus Behavior – Taylor Gains National Coverage – BCS Joins Gospel Night – From the Assistant editor – “Paranoia” – “A Comic or What?” – Letters to the Editor – From the Editor – Welcome Christian Instrumental Directors Association – Cramer Directs Honors Band – CIDA Conference Highlights – Smith Directs Clinic – Grace College Performs Tomorrow – Writing Lab Open for All – Asbury Stageband Performs Tonight Pumping Iron – Trojane Basketball – Spanish In The Dominican – WTUC Highlights – From The Archives – Yesterday’s Etiquette – Student Spotlight

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  The Echo: February 17, 1984

  Taylor University

  Taylor University’s 1984 Spring Renewal Week February 20-24

  The Stories That Jesus Told Dr. Haddon Robinson – Job Fair ’84 – Robinson Presents Gospel to Taylor University – A Day of Remembrance for Our Founding Father – Taylor Views… -- More on Job Fairs – Working Overseas Cuts Cost of Travel For Students – National Guard To Interview – A Perspective On Griffin – Spring Break Opportunities For Students – It’s That Time Again – Sloans Present Piano Concert – McCaughan Displays Art – Concert Band Plays February 24 – Winners of the Parnassus Literary Contest – Time Cures Winter Ills – Jessy Dixon—A Success or Not? – Philharmonic Concert Features Classical Guitarist Jefferey Van – From the Archives – Yesterday’s Etiquette – Tentative Regional Competition Cities – Trojane Basketball Heading For NCCAA Tourney – Training for Olympics Costly for Athletes – Coach Glass To Officiate Olympics – State Games II Starting Soon

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  The Echo: February 10, 1984

  Taylor University

  This is… Black History Month – Together We Will Stand – Upcoming Events – Dixon Entertains Tonight – Taylor Views… -- Employers Plan To Hire This Spring – Evans new Consortium Vice President – Summer Studies Overseas – February Chapels – Summer Job Opportunities – Reflections of a Games Control Worker – Card of Thanks – From the Editor – Valentine’s Day Is Here – MacLeish’s ‘J.B.’ Opens February 18 – Album Review – No Mystery – Chorus Begins – Previews of PARNASSUS – Honors Program Meets Student Needs – Who’s Who Among Student in American Universities and Colleges – IMA Presents Constructivist Collection -- Students Urged To Apply Now – Campus Events – Campus Beat – Baseball Season Starts Soon – Wrestling Team Takes First Place – Taylor University Trojans – Trojans Shoot Toward Victories

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  The Echo: December 9, 1983

  Taylor University

  Wallace Speaks: Reflections on Minority Issues – Final Exams Schedule – OPEC Ministers Likely To Hold Oil Prices – Career Development Update – President’s Perspective – ‘Time To Reflect’ – A Dozen Do’s When There Is Nothing To Do – ½ Wit, ½ Jest – ‘Tis The Season To Be Chubby – SAC Plans Christmas Activities – Sprunger Displays Art – Chorale Performs Yuletide Celebration – The Echo wishes the Taylor Community a Christ-filled Christmas! – Black Cultural Society Reaches Out To Marion Community – Wrestling Team Starts Season – Top Sprinter Joins Taylor – Racquetball Tourney Results – Taylor’s Weightlifting Club – Women’s Basketball Victories – Trojan Basketball Team Defeated – Taylor University 1983-84 Basketball Schedule

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  The Echo: December 2, 1983

  Taylor University

  Fund Raising Campaign Underway – Chapman Corduan Swan Attend D.C. Conference – Students Relish International Food Fair – ‘The Day After’ Found Accurate – Presidential Project – ‘Once Upon A Time’ – Lighthouse Team To Experience Bahamas – National Forum TTO Discuss Education – Society Inducts New Members – Letters To The Editor – Seminar On Acid Rain – President Signs Appropriate Measure For Veterans’ Jobs Bill – ‘The Pawnbroker’ – Summer Projects In Africa – Career Opportunities – Keaggy Returns – Pianist Joselson Joins The Fort Wayne Philharmonic To Celebrate Brahms’s Anniversary – Music Majors To Tour Italy – ‘J.B.’ Cast Selected – Artists Wanted – WTUC Radio Top Ten – Oratorio Presents Christmas Concert – Season Finishes With Finesse – Intramurals Popular – Club Sponsors Aerobics – Season Starts

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  The Echo: November 18, 1983

  Taylor University

  Meece Ministers In Style – Taylor Appoints Vice President For Business and Finance – T.W.O. Urges Students To Get Involved – The Taylor Ringers to be featured at Thanksgiving chapel – Market Competitive… Salaries Low – Senate Passes Lugar Scholarship Bill – Bernbaum Discusses Washington Study Program – Installation Banquet – Societies Induct New Officers – St. Williams introduces new officers – Walmsey Leads Senate – Christian Consistency Difficult Task – Opportunities For Satisfaction – God’s Grace – Letter to the Editor – Students Bowl For Lung Association – ‘The Curious Savage’: A Play Review – Gerent’s Art Show On Display – A Festive Salute to Sousa – Poets, Bards and Storytellers – Britain’s Cantata Opens Holiday Season – Tom Sawyer Lives On – Journals Publish Puzzles – ‘Once Upon A Time’ Arrives – Trojan Horseman Place Fourth – Trojans End Season – Taylor Weightlifting Club Shows Progress – Fortran Team Competes In Regional Competition

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  The Echo: November 11, 1983

  Taylor University

  Sloat Works To Better Media – Workshops On Job Strategy – Study Tour For Students – Personal Marketing Seminars Feature Taylor grads – Handbook Tells Students How To Meet College Costs – Personal Feud May Have Aided Overthrow Of Marxism On Grenada – Faculty Forum Offers Growth Opportunities – President’s Perspective – Courage of Convictions – Single Missionaries Find Advantages – ‘I have a dream’ – Salman Performs With Jazz Ensemble – Brooks Mans WTUC – Dining Commons Menu – “Patience, patience” – Elementary Education Majors At Work – Taylor’s Stage Awaits ‘J.B.’ – Diverse Views On Abortion – Suzuki And Friends Perform – Trojan Kickers Win First Round – Trojan’s Shut Out Raiders – Walla Enhances Soccer Team – Intramural Action

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  The Echo: November 4, 1983

  Taylor University

  Greg Livingstone delivers the message – Pastor Greffin leads the worship service – Recognition of Missionaries – Mission Awareness Week – Noted Speaker Visits Campus – Vice-President Search – Outdoor Study Opportunities – Taylor Squaredances – Students Prepare for Future – Final Exams Schedule – Language Exams Schedule – CLEP Exams Schedule – Highlights from Curious Savage – A Letter from Roger Newton – Menu – Sultze Performs Organ Recital – Band Salutes Sousa – Historical Society Conference – Michael Iceberg and the Iceberg Machine – chapel Schedule – Major New Service Now Available To Students Considering Law School And Legal Careers – Brighten A Soldier’s Christmas – Suzuki and Friends Perform – Why Veterans’ Day? – Japan’s Foreign Policy Fukui’s Focus – Trojan Peter Van Fleet races towards ball – Paul Levesque dribbles towards home goal – Scott Taylor challenges defender – Soccer Team Victorious Again – Starks and Tanis Chosen For All-District Team – Life Enjoyment Tips – Taylor Equestrian Club Places Fourth – Volleyball Team Victorious Against Earlham

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  The Echo: October 21, 1983

  Taylor University

  Welcome To Homecoming Weekend ’83

  Homecoming Begins – Homecoming Starts Interclass Competition – Skills Center Strives For Quality Education for Taylor Students – Trojans Ready To Trample – Taylor’s Theatre Opens With ‘The Curious Savage’ – Homecoming Weekend Schedule – President’s Perspective – Magistrate Orders Man Released – We Know The Word Is Sharp But Do We Let It cut? – Letters To The Editor – Abortion: A Pro-forgiveness Approach – Controversial Movie Stirs Opinions – Wheels Travel Across Indiana – Private Financial Aid Available – Seminary Reps Visit – Ilium Takes Portraits – Recruiter Visitation Schedule – Career Center Triples Information – Live At Taylor – Romanowski Makes Unique Rock Culture Presentation – Taylor Becomes Aware Of Missions – Alumnus Exhibits Art – J.O.Y. Director Counsels – More Than A Memory – Seminars Begin – Taylor Takes A Sentimental Journey – Students Find Archives – Argentinian Comes As Consortium Lecturer – Variety Show Entertains Taylor Once Again – A Long Way From home – Soccer Teams Score – Intramural Teams Compete – Field Hockey Drops One – Volleyball Team Dominates Two Matches – An HBCC Addition

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  The Echo: October 14, 1983

  Taylor University

  Aycock Taylor’s new Psychologist – Baby Boomers Rise To Power – Taylor Ringers Selected – Applications For Senior Associations – Youth Conference Underway – Postal Service Gets New Location – Why Do Today… (and Pris) – Council Offers Fellowships for Minorities – Research In Humanities Awards – Taylor Students ‘Outward Bound?’ – Tests and Workshops for MBA – Orientation Meetings Replace Banquets – Play It Safe – Career Exploration – Violinist Performs at Taylor – Focus On Africa – Mondays – The United Way – T.W.O. Gets Off To A Great Start – Chapel Deals with Abortion – Schedule of Filmstrips – Soccer Team Has Solid Start – Trojan Kickers Drop Tough Match – Quakers Beat Trojans – Inter Class Competition Starts – Field Hockey Defeats Berea, Loses To Franklin – Volleyball Team

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  The Echo: September 30, 1983

  Taylor University

  1983 Class Elections – Soni Fidelis Trio To Perform At Taylor – Solomon Amendment – Clawson Rejuvenates Campus – Fellowships Offered Minorities – Taylor Welcomes Visitors – FDA Pushes Prescription Drugs – Taylor’s Alumni Run – President’s Perspective – ‘The Taylor Tradition’ – Chapels: October Overview – Dealing With Attitudes – Planning Today For Tomorrow – Dining Commons Menu – Dan Boyd: Eye-to-Eye with the Artist – Health Center Excuses – The Look of Love…? (and Pris) – Field Hockey Defeats DePauw – Defending the goal – Battling for the ball – Setting up for a spike – Trojanes against DePauw – The Trojans crossing the Finish Line at a recent cross-country meet – Volleyball Action – Trojans Trod on Bluffton – Mark Bowell takes down the ball carrier – Soccer Season Underway – 44-yard field goal by Tom Mortland – Tom Lewinski rifles a pass

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  The Echo: September 23, 1983

  Taylor University

  Petra to Rock at Taylor University – Sports Schedule Changes Due To HBCC Standings – South Hall Goes Co-Ed – Parents’ Weekend Is Here! – Career Development – In Him All Things Hold Together – Senator’s Selected – Campus Beat – Ilium Underway – Taylor’s Top Forty – Auditions for MorningStar – Letters To The Editor – A Friend Gave – Question of the Month – New Director – Bixel Meets Challenge – Programming Season Opens – MorningStar: Summer Tour 1983 Reflections – Focus on Africa – South Hall Director Changes – Art Show – Snyder Shows Carvings – Theater Department – ‘The Curious Savage’ – Cheerleaders Chosen – Exercise For Health – Defiance Downs Taylor – Janet Carlson returns with a backhand – For Taylor’s Information

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  The Echo: September 16, 1983

  Taylor University

  Servant Tour — Crouse Moves On… — Journalism Conference — HBCC Withdrawl — Campus Beat — Renewal Reality — Enrollment Jump — Culture, Anyone? — President’s Perspective — Hi-Tech, Hi-Touch — For Taylor’s Information — Cold Showers!..(and Pris) — From the Editors — Commons Menu — Notes___Comments — Interview with Ron Johnson — Cultural Events — New Apple — Football Season Opens With A Strong Team And A Healthy Outlook — Taylor’s Tuff Trojans — Trojans Lose Game