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  The Echo: May 15, 1998

  Taylor University

  Samuel Morris set for late June completion – Car break-ins reported at off-campus housing – To protect your car from thieves… – Corduan receives distinguished professor award – Action must replace rhetoric in areas of racial reconciliation – Request to Students – International News – National News – State News – Campus Calendar – Year-end Retrospective – Opinon & Editorial – Clarifying some inaccuracies in editorial – Congratulations Seniors! – Parting thoughts – Housing concerns – Movies with Mr. moon – So many words unsaid – Natalie Steele & Darren Youngstrom Athletes of the Year – Students, Athletic Dept. win awards

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  The Echo: May 8, 1998

  Taylor University

  Grandparents’ Day in second year – Student housing influenced by numerous factors – Ferning B.C.’s – New Banner system used in summer and fall registration for the first time; results varied – Taylathon recap – International News – National News – State News – Campus Calendar – ‘Part of the Great Commission’: Neideck to retire after 30 years as Taylor bookstore manager – Behind the scenes of A Midsummer Night’s Dream – Coming to America: Kenyan students adapt to new culture – Opinion & Editorial – Morris Hall: the end of an era – Letters to the Editor – Seduction of the Lesser Gods Leslie Williams Word Publishing – Art Exhibits – Golf heads to Nationals; track men champs – Andy Rowell Athlete of the Week – Lacrosse finds niche among Taylor athletes

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  The Echo: May 1, 1998

  Taylor University

  Hall Internet wiring brings series of changes – Academic departments will no longer handle course fees – Taylathon – Freshmen new to race – Juniors use experience – Sophomores ready for competition – Seniors hope to win first Taylathon – Trikers ready to ride on three wheels – International News – National News – State News – Campus Calendar – Redliners continue a legacy of rock and roll – Other campus bands, musicians make their mark at Taylor – Job outlook good for graduating seniors – Internships: How to find the one you want – How do you go about getting an internship? Follow these eight steps. – Opinion & Editorial – Letter Speaks to Thoughts of Freedom – Letters to the Editor – The Weeping Chamber by Sigmund Brouwer Word Publishing – Movies with Mr. moon – Baseball and softball seasons come to a close – Track men fourth year champs – Abby Widner Athlete of the Week

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  The Echo: April 24, 1998

  Taylor University

  Built on the Rock: Youth conference begins today – Rupp receives additions to building – Zondervan Library seeks input on Internet home page – ETC acquires computer hardware – Opinion & Editorial – Words of gratitude from Marion YWCA – Letters to the Editor – A Taylor thank-you – Margaret Becker Falling Forward – Clarification – Golf at first in MCC; softball best-ever MCC record – Dwayne Safer Athlete of the Week

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  The Echo: April 17, 1998

  Taylor University

  New policy enforces LTC signing – NSLC will focus on ‘the eternal pursuit’ – English department holds conference – Leadership scholarships change format – Registration process keeping pace with technology – Campus Calendar – International News – National News – State News – Survivor asks new generations to remember – Correction – Opinion & Editorial – A bit of humor to brighten your day – Letters to the Editor – Michael W. Smith Live the Life – Cries of the Heart Ravi Zacharias – Movies with Mr. moon – Senior Art Exhibits – Taylor Cable Service Channel 7 April 1998 Program Schedule – Men’s track first place at Indiana Little State – Athlete of the Week Joe Cebulski

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  The Echo: April 3, 1998

  Taylor University

  Deadline approaching for off-campus study programs – Taylor University now located at 236 – Final faculty forum will focus on Hell – Outreach day set for Sat. – Parnassus becomes available today – Campus Calendar – International News – National News – State News – Love, judgment and the church: Taylor community looks to reach out to homosexual community by imitating Christ – Angle ball: sport or myth? A short history of the sport – Opinion & Editorial – Rush Limbaugh and real men loving Jesus – Letters to the Editor – Points of My Departure – Eli Things I Prayed For – Steve Green The Faithful – Upcoming Concerts – Top 10 In Christian Music – Cebulski second place decathlete at Florida State Relays – Baseball – Softball – Jill Graper Athlete of the Week – Golf – Track

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  The Echo: March 20, 1998

  Taylor University

  Wiring underway for Internet access in halls – Gas leak found under lake; spring break projects scheduled – “Do it again! Do it again!” – Characteristics of Christian marriage: Are you really ready? – When marriage is your homework – Opinion & Editorial – What’s good about Taylor – Difference not necessarily bad – Letters to the Editor – Making lifetime memories – Track, golf poised at start of season; women’s basketball ends 20-15

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  The Echo: March 13, 1998

  Taylor University

  Geiger elected 98-99 student body president – Acting opportunity takes Pletcher to England’s stage – Archives exhibit displays history of the LTC – ICC offices filled for next year; juniors only class to vote – International News – National News – State News – Campus Calendar – Olive Mae Draper: A woman of distinction in the 151 year history of Taylor University – A woman of distinction Sojourner Truth c.1797-1883 – Views on Relational Enrichment Week – Consortium student celebrates Lithuanian independence – Opinion & Editorial – A word of thanks for help and encouragement – Letters to the Editor – Traveler’s Oasis – Radio show hopes to promote thought, discussion on Christianity and culture – Senior Art Exhibits – Top Fives in Christian music – Trojans sweep Black Hills, move on to Sweet Sixteen; baseball wins first doubleheader – Athlete of the Week Joel “J.D.” Davis

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  The Echo: March 6, 1998

  Taylor University

  Primaries narrow race for student president – Students lead Relational Enrichment Week – The Race At A Glance – Meeting and Greeting – Plans progressing for visual arts center; construction to begin in 1999 – International News – National News – State News – Campus Calendar – Women’s History Month suffers neglect – A woman of distinction Elizabeth Cady Stanton 1815-1902 – Students grapple with issues of faith, life – Baseball strength in defensive depth, pitching and maturity – Opinion & Editorial – Rev. Brain: a response to Hank Voss – Letters to the Editor – Dr. Love – Movies with Mr. moon – Sarah Masen Carry Us Through – Trojans win MCC championship, head to Nationals – Softball gears up for season – Track Championship

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  The Echo: February 27, 1998

  Taylor University

  Yost headed to Fort Wayne campus – Nienhuis resigns from TUFW – Smitty returns – New Samuel Morris Hall, removal of West Village to cause housing changes fall ’98 – Upland Health and Diagnostic Center holds first community health fair – Panel to discuss accountability – Financial Aid accessible on Taylor’s external web; online options expanding – International News – National News – State News – Campus Calendar – Students’ body art defies popular stereotypes – Students speak out on body art – Dean Merrill Sinners in the Hands of an Angry Church: Finding a better way to influence our culture – Movies with Mr. moon – Cyristal Lewis Gold – Opinion & Editorial – Too many acronyms become confusing – Letters to the Editor – Dr. Love – Points of my departure – Tensions between art and ministry explored after concert – Artists, technicians put time and energy into Trio concert – Watch TV 7 – Women go to semifinals; men stopped in first round –Record Setters – Athlete of the Week Jennifer Peak – NAIA Indoor Track Championships held this weekend in Nebraska

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  The Echo: February 20, 1998

  Taylor University

  GPA calculations to change – Student injured in campus accident Tuesday morning – Information system expands – Safety reminders: – Seminar with alumni to focus on life after Taylor – LTC changes studied in new archives exhibit – International News – National News – State News – Campus Calendar – How To Help A Friend With An Eating Disorder – And My War Wages On… one woman’s journey through anorexia – Symptoms of Anorexia – Symptoms of Bulimia – Campus Bands to perform in “The Gathering” – Keaggy, Denté & King review – Opinion & Editorial – What it means to be relational at Taylor – Editor’s note – Define sensitivity, please – Letters to the Editor – I kissed dating goodbye? An alternative perspective – PDA: How much is too much? – Taylor’s new morality – If not in public, then where? – End in sight for basketball; tournaments start next week – Record Setters – Equestrian team places fourth at double show in Terre Haute – Athlete of the Week John Chastain

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  The Echo: February 13, 1998

  Taylor University

  Tuition increase set for 1998-99 academic year – Sharing his heart – Taylor receives major grant from NASA; rocket project slated for 1999 launch from Norway – All My Sons to open next week – Mild El Niño winter affects students, staff at Taylor – Rice Pilaf will perform at annual SAC Valentine’s Banquet Saturday – International News – National News – State News – Campus Calendar – Public displays of affection rampant on campus – Top Ten Places In Need Of PDA Patrol – Hamsho wants quality, not compromise – Upcoming Concerts in the Area – reviews – Christian Hit Radio Top 10 – Opinion & Editorial – Contemplations on love and cynicism – From the mouths of babes… – Letters to the Editor -- Prescription for dating – Movies with Mr. moon – Senior Art Exhibits – Men and women on fire at home and away – Athlete of the Week: Nick Pastermack – Natalie Steele featured in Sports Illustrated, other sports mags – Record Setters

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  The Echo: February 6, 1998

  Taylor University

  New parking policies aggravate students – Grants boost capital campaign – Taylor observes Black History Month activities – Calendar of Events for Black History Month – Campus Calendar – “Worship” theme of Renewal Week – Opinion & Editorial – Harvard…Yale…Princeton…Taylor?: A response to the Rev. Brain – Letters to the Editor – Points of My Departure – Women defeat IWU 63-52 at home; record now 12-13 – Record – Men’s basketball posts 5-4 MCC record, 16-11 overall – Athlete of the week: Yen Tran – Three Football Players Named NAIA Scholar-Athletes

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  The Echo: December 12, 1997

  Taylor University

  Merry Christmas

  Taylor faculty salaries below consortium average – Consortium Comparison – Volleyball finishes best-ever season – Steele and Lastoria All-Americans: Steele All-Tournament – Campus Calendar – Men’s basketball record at 5-4, women’s up to 3-8 – Merry Christmas and a big, fat, happy credit bill – Opinion and Editorial – Jennifer Knapp Kansas Gotee Records – Letters to the Editor – Thoughts from Israel

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  The Echo: December 5, 1997

  Taylor University

  Psychology conference to feature author Yancey – God the Great Counselor – Sport management major approved for next fall – Math professor says goodbye – Yost discusses off-campus housing – Christmas with Jay planned for next week – International News – National News – State News – Campus Calendar – One student’s images from the palm of Kenya – Daystar Consortium – Crossing cultures and large bodies of water – Opinion & Editorial – You know you’re stressed if… – Letters to the Editor – Marion Philharmonic pairs with Butler Ballet this month – Movies with Mr. moon – Joys of Christmas – Shadrack Kilemba Athlete of the Week – Men’s basketball begins season with record of 5-2; women’s starts out at 2-7 – Support Trojan Basketball – Volleyball advances to quarterfinal round

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  The Echo: November 21, 1997

  Taylor University

  Political science professor shares views on Iraq conflict – How do you feel about the situation in Iraq? – Academic policies committee approves cross-listing of majors – Hussein ends ban of weapon inspectors – Upland’s Olde Tyme Christmas festivities scheduled for Dec. 6-7 – New philosophy professor brings multiple experiences to teaching to Taylor – Gift Drive begins – International News – National News – State News – Campus Calendar – Remembering the 80s – Top 26 Signs you’re stuck in the 80s – Echo Staff Favorite 80s Memories – Up close and personal with Smalltown Poets – Opinion & Editorial – The difference between hot and beautiful – Echo Staff Position Available For Spring Semester: – Letters to the Editor – barefootfully… – Last week for Boltz art showing – Quality of new author’s novel debatable – Audio Adrenaline Some Kind of Zombie Forefront Records – Basketball underway as cross country finishes up – Volleyball ranked 10th in NAIA – Correction: – Football goes out with a bang – Scott Smiley Athlete of the Week

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  The Echo: November 14, 1997

  Taylor University

  Yost calls attention to Taylor’s recycling needs – What products does Taylor recycle? – Reduce Reuse Recycle at Taylor – Quilt to symbolize diversity – Rice Pilaf makes campus-wide debut – International News – National News – State News – Campus Calendar – Finding new things in forgotten places – Gold stars and a superficial lesson in Latin – Silent helpers go (un)noticed in music building – Opinion & Editorial – Local gift shop closing its doors – Quotation Corner – Letters to the Editor – As Iron Sharpens Iron – Satellite Soul Satellite Soul Forefront Records – Taylor Jazz Ensemble grooves at this Wednesday’s fall concert – Shadowlands sells out; extra show approved – Mountain bike club wins division title; Equestrian places third – Kari Knudsen, Amy Steinfield & Erica Barnett Athletes of the Week – Volleyball team MCC champs

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  The Echo: November 7, 1997

  Taylor University

  Leadership conference draws students to campus – Frances Ewbank Colloquium to features study of Lewis and Friends – SAC plans trip to Indianapolis on Sunday – Kappa Delta Pi to sponsor speaker – International News – National News – State News – Campus Calendar – Adjusting to a new home away from home – Statistics about the Class of ’01 – Opinion & Editorial – A lesson in critical thinking – Use caution, common sense around campus – Follow-up on Internet filtering at Taylor – Letters to the Editor – Jon Stanley Student Body President – Movies with Mr. moon – Gattaca – Rebecca St. James Christmas Forefront Records – Symphonic band presents fall concert in Rediger Auditorium – Sarah Jahn Concert Cancelled – Women’s Basketball Preview – Equestrian club shows – Soccer tournaments in full swing – Volleyball 37-1, ranked 11th in NAIA – Sarah Nederveld Athlete of the Week

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  The Echo: October 24, 1997

  Taylor University

  Record number to attend Parents Weekend – Shadowlands, colloquium to run concurrently – Health center recommends flu shots for students – Fair brings representatives from seminaries to Taylor – International News – National News – State News – Campus Calendar – Upland’s First Sammy Morris Scholars Given Rare Opportunity – Opinion & Editorial – A quick-fix faith – Christianity and culture: a delicate balance – Letters to the Editor – Why would anyone not want to filter? – Well-known poet offers new essays collection – Movies with Mr. moon – The latest from the author of The Jesus I Never Knew – Sixpence None the Richer Sixpence None the Richer Squint Entertainment – Steven Curtis Chapman Greatest Hits Sparrow Records – Classical guitarist to grace the Rediger stage – Football ranked 22nd in NAIA poll – Jody Thompson Athlete of the week – Men’s cross country second, women’s sixth at Little State

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  The Echo: October 10, 1997

  Taylor University

  Urban studies and three-year degree programs for TUFW – LTC is refined; dance and jurisdiction policies clarified – Faculty forums address contemporary issues – Seminar series to explore origins – International News – National News – State News – Campus Calendar – Welcome Home – The class of 1947 – Morris open house, prayer breakfast highlight Homecoming weekend – Taylor: a shared experience, a common faith, a legacy of learning – Tonight’s Collage Concert showcases music department talent – Homecoming 1997 – Opinion & Editorial – Learning to be childlike – WTUR: meeting people where they are – Letters to the Editor – Jon Stanley Student Body President – Adam Nevins: Stepping into the rushing water – Fernando Ortega This Bright Hour Myrrh Records – Trojans defeat 25th ranked St. Ambrose 17-14 – Program Guide – Taylor tennis second in MCC – Shawn Flanary Athlete of the Week

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  The Echo: October 3, 1997

  Taylor University

  ICC Spirit Week set to begin Mon. – Taylor men plan to ‘Stand in the Gap’ – Intramural injuries cause for concern – Lewis seminar planned for Spring – Literary magazine, Parnassus, incorporates new features – Local case of meningitis alerts public to disease – International News – National News – State News – Campus Calendar – Hart slated for Sat. evening coffeehouse – Movies with Mr. moon – time travel with Mr. moon – Keaggy, King, Denté Invention Sparrow Records – Cheri Keaggy What Matters Most Sparrow Records – Upcoming Concerts and Release Dates – Did we miss something? – Exercise incognito – Opinion & Editorial – Breaking the mainstream – The life goes on and so much the song – Questions raised about WTUR’s new format – Letters to the Editor – Guest Column from Israel – Volleyball improves to 19-1 – Bryan Flora Athlete of the Week – Cross country men with IWU Invitational

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  The Echo: September 26, 1997

  Taylor University

  Students overload the VSX – State treasurer announces new college savings account – Jewish holiday celebrates new year – PDS creates education connection – International News – National News – State News – Campus Calendar – Heaven gains a true ragamuffin – Rich Mullins Discography – Chatting with the Webmaster – The making of a student body president – Opinion & Editorial – Integrating technology: a struggle – WWJD bracelets can have powerful impact – Letters to the Editor – Jon Stanley Student Body President – Miss Angie 100 Million Eyeballs Myrrh Records – Upcoming Concerts and Release Dates – Next Week… – Coming Soon… – Fall sports underway; Trojans toughin’ it out – Football record now 2-0 – Athlete of the Week Englishman tam Smith – Next Week’s Highlights…

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  The Echo: September 19, 1997

  Taylor University

  Students, administration work together – Community Outreach offers variety of ministries – Personal Touch Staff changes name – SAC to host (X)treme games next week – Psychology Club hopes to benefit majors – Professor receives grant money; sets up website for applied social statistics class – Focus of retreat is urban ministry – Natoinal News – International News – State News – Campus Calendar – Climbing the tree of life – humble beginnings, servanthood, picture puzzles – Opinion & Editorial – WWJD: What is the true message? – Clearing up confusion over online catalog – A view from beyond the village border – Letters to the Editor – TV or not TV? …That is the question – Jars of Clay Much Afraid Essential Records – Amy Grant Behind the Eyes Myrrh Records – Upcoming concerts and release dates – Comedy improv comes to Taylor… with a side of “Rice Pilaf” – Football wins season opener – Cross Country hosts Invitational – Volleyball still undefeated; men’s and women’s soccer hold even records in conference play – Fast Football Facts – Special Information

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  The Echo: September 12, 1997

  Taylor University

  Secular music approved, added to WTUR playlist – New computers make online research easier – CLEP tests for credit offered in a variety of subjects – Leadership symposium series focuses on Christ – International News – National News – State News – Campus Calendar – Forgiving the unforgiveable – The Echoing Green Hope Spring Eternal MYX Records – PFR The Late Great PFR Vireo Records – Upcoming concerts & release dates – Famous pianist to perform at Taylor – Opinion & Editorial – Sticks and stones – WTUR: The new rock integration – Echo Position Available – Letters to the Editor – Life at the Top of the Mountain – barefootfully… – Speak Out – Women’s volleyball undefeated – 50 Years of Taylor Football – Next Week’s Highlights…

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  The Echo: September 5, 1997

  Taylor University

  Progress continues with new Morris and Capital Campaign – Residence halls to receive direct Internet link – Taylor welcomes new faculty, staff – Renewal speaker will focus on Christian unity – Taylor campus receives summer face-lift – Labor Day thanks – Letters to the Editor – Jumping Bean offers more than a cup of joe – Water main break leaves town dry Thursday night – Echo Positions Available – Fall sports: Trojan teams gear up for new season – Next week in sports…