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  The Echo: May 3, 2002

  Taylor University

  Final Spring Issue

  Students protest off-campus housing policy – Campus safety addresses speeding around the loop – 3D game engine earns student second place in Indiana – Taylor University administration looks into M-term – Griffin’s Five-Day Forecast – Brotherhood celebrates ‘Christmas in April’ – Taylor professors retire, leave legacy with community – Jumping Bean owner runs for county office – Taylor freshman produces CD, looks to record second – Key to ending Mid-East crisis lies in broken UN resolution – Letter to the Editor: Off-campus housing policies anger students – Letters to the Editor – ‘Royal’ fun starts this weekend at Taylor – Why God doesn’t hate R-rated movies: a student’s opinion – Senior Art Exhibit – The manifesto of a departing senior – Men’s lacrosse earns honors – Gymnastics and baseball mixing – Intramural softball in full swing

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  The Echo: April 26, 2002

  Taylor University

  Student to represent Taylor in national equestrian competition – Taylor students get rid of trash in neighboring community – Taylor couple opens home, hearts to MKs – Student’s life overseas fuels passion for women’s rights – ‘Mi Pueblo’ is a saucy, spicy delight – Why I hate Hollywood when it comes to sequels – Jason Harrod brings east coast folk songs to Upland – Leaps & Bounds: Track easily wins home invite – The Ultimate Update – Drafting a long Saturday – Trojan lacrosse loses vicariously

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  The Echo: April 19, 2002

  Taylor University

  Campus ‘Encounters’ Youth Conference – Dorms in process of getting sprinkler systems – Parents’ insurance often covers students’ property – Rice Pilaf performs to the sound of laughter – Griffin’s Five-Day Forecast – Kijankos find new home in Taylor community – Jamie Oliver: Taylor athletics’ own ‘superfan’ – Taylor professors form ‘Quadrivium,’ record CD – Lend a ‘Helping Hand’ by buying thrift store clothes – Oprah, ‘Queen of Talk’: The latest in spiritual fashion – Response to Blackboard – Letter to the Editor: God: our fortress, our protection, our stronghold – Letters to the Editor – Creepy, freaky ‘Frailty’ – Senior Art Exhibit – ‘Changing Lanes’ shifts into high gear – Taylor’s TV sitcom generates laughs – Cosgrove & Rogers Movie Rating System – Lacrosse can only watch and wait – Track team ready to run in ruby slippers

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  The Echo: April 12, 2002

  Taylor University

  Women part of new Taylathon tradition – Ravi Zacharias to speak at National Leadership Conference – Campus Pastor search update – Taylor hosts and places first in programming competition – Middle East in midst of turmoil after 13 day offensive – Rice Pilaf around the loop – Griffin’s Five-Day Forecast – Taylor student ‘big sister’ to pregnant teens – The man behind the e-mails: Robert Craton speaks – Rafting down the Mississippi: not your typical summer job – Rafting down the Mississippi: not your typical summer job – Blackboard separates students, profs – Letter to the Editor: Derogatory statements about women are insensitive – Letter to the Editor: Abortion and naturalism – Letters to the Editor – Ministering through prayer, music & testimony – Senior Art Exhibits – Football league going ‘Crazy’ in Italy – Conference title in men’s lacrosse-hairs – A Thursday afternoon home run derby – Improving and winning becoming common for women’s lacrosse

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  The Echo: April 5, 2002

  Taylor University

  Brown Collection moved to library – Campus Pastor candidate interviews – Math team places third – In Memory – Letter to the Editor: Do you know what you’re eating? A question of animals and ethics – Editor’s Note – Softball ready to swing at MCC – Off-Campus wins A-league final

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  The Echo: March 15, 2002

  Taylor University

  Sinatra and Zeppelin on the same stage – Griffin’s Five-day Forecast – ‘Originality’ aim of coffeehouse – Letter to the Editor: Ready-made personal lords and saviors, and the crazy, plastic Jesus – Letter to the Editor: Missed opportunity – Letters to the Editor – Best of 2001: Neville’s top ten movie picks – Senior Art Exhibits – The Oscars: who should win, who will? – Track runnin’ down a dream – Bracketology - the study of Cinderellas

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  The Echo: March 8, 2002

  Taylor University

  Eleven channels proposed to replace ESPN – Search committee considering eight candidates for campus pastor – Changes in foundational documents recommended to Gyertson – Parking in a tight spot – Taylor coaching legacy dies at 81 – Men’s Conference – Women’s Conference – The brain drain: Indiana college grads hit the road – SBP-elect shares his past and vision for Taylor’s future – Letter to the Editor: Thankful for Taylor – Letter to the Editor: Finding a new diversity in the household – Should Christians laugh with ‘Will & Grace’? – In love with Wrigley – Intramural Standings – Trojan lacrosse an ‘overlooked rookie’

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  The Echo: March 1, 2002

  Taylor University

  C.S. Lewis and Friends host swell-known speaker – Sex and the Village at Taylor – Taylor students represent Saudi Arabia in Mock UN – Presidential elections near – Griffin’s Five-Day Forecast – Building a budget for a smooth financial future – Mob mentality encourages community – Letter to the Editor: Attitude toward college marriages should be cause for concern – ‘Body Image Awareness’ hits home, makes some think – Letter to the Editor: Taylor men called to be “tender warriors” – Columns versus letters to the editor – Letters to the Editor – The battle for the ‘Best Picture’ Oscar – The Grammys offer some unexpected surprises – Cosgrove & Rogers Movie Rating System – Mezza Luna serves up a culinary delight – Upland Pops and Sound of Music Sing-a-long hit all the right notes – Northern exposure to a national pastime – A team says ‘Thank you, Taylor’

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  The Echo: February 22, 2002

  Taylor University

  Students to gain awareness of body image – Thousands of dollars in property stolen – Griffin’s Five-day Forecast – Inside The Race – Letter to the Editor: No manipulation, emotion a necessary part of spiritual life – Letters to the Editor – Black History Month: reflection and celebration – A student in December, a lecturer in February – Black History Month: next week’s activities – The practice of yoga: occultic or just relaxing? – Staying single and happy in a romantic society – Thinking ‘happy thoughts’ with ‘Peter Pan’ – ‘Over the Rhine’ mellows out Taylor – Lady Trojans ready for Round Two – Spring Media Schedule – ‘Boys of Spring’ return – Conference Champions! – Olympic Medal Winnings

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  The Echo: February 15, 2002

  Taylor University

  Campus prays ‘Jabez’ for Spiritual Renewal – Women get their time to shine in annual forum – Clarification – The Gospel According to the Simpsons – Letter to the Editor: What happens when one cannot be vulnerable? – Letter to the Editor: Emotional manipulation – Letters to the Editor – Olson Hall plans night of coffee, art – Senior Art Exhibits – Like the Jeffersons, movin’ on up – For all the marbles – Olympics Medal Count

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  The Echo: February 8, 2002

  Taylor University

  Taylor loses friend and family member – Tuition on the rise to provide more financial aid – Memorial gifts and prayer – A marriage twenty years in the making – Lighthouse trip to Czech Republic opens eyes, changes lives – Non-specific female – Valentine Dinner Concert – Petition to the president – Letters to the Editor – Trojans handle pressure from ‘Cats – The NFL preaching to the press

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  The Echo: November 30, 2001

  Taylor University

  Holiday Edition

  Terrorism forces Lighthouse to change plans – Dr. G’s second annual Christmas Fandango – Taliban nearly defeated at cost of American life – Holiday Travel Tips – Griffin’s Five-Day Forecast – A peek into the life of Christmas traditions – A few of our favorite Christmas things… – Ebenezer Scrooge no more, fill your pockets with wealth galore – Television won’t fade to black – Wait for Christmas morning – Letter to the Editor – Letters to the Editor – Letters to the Editor – Stars shine bright on Film Fest night – Senior Art Exhibition – Taylor Musicians Make a Joyful Noise – Coach Patterson reaches another milestone – The sound of silence rings true for basketball team

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  The Echo: November 16, 2001

  Taylor University

  Leaders train leaders through experience – CBN, 700 Club features Taylor – Gift drive to help with giving for poor families – ‘The Bean’ is jumping with a new look – Letters to the Editor – Letters to the Editor – Ready to rumble: Basketball seasons open – Football team one flinch from victory in final home game – Men’s Team Roster – Women’s Team Roster

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  The Echo: November 9, 2001

  Taylor University

  Thank You Mission Representatives

  New York trip catches 700 Club’s attention – Oliver North at IWU – WOW turns minds towards missions – Letters to the Editor – Letters to the Editor – ‘Hamlet’ brings Shakespeare to life – Movie Review: ‘Monsters, Inc.’ – Cosgrove & Rogers Movie Rating System – Movin’ on up: Volleyball ranked 9 in nation – Yogi was right about it being over

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  The Echo: November 2, 2001

  Taylor University

  New director ready to address ethnic issues – My Generation Night – Men to fight the ‘good fight’ – Asociated Press: War on Terrorism Update – Wedding bells ring 00 Letters to the Editor – Taylathon poll result – New Opinion Editor – For Sale: Phurst West Wengatz’s Men – Farrelly brothers show beauty in Shallow Hal – Glenda Kirkland comes to TU – For U2 fans, the goal is elevation – Aerosmith Rocks the Crowd at Conseco – Appreciating Senior Athletes – Women dealt tough loss – Getting the ‘W’ – This Week’s Sporting Events

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  The Echo: October 26, 2001

  Taylor University

  Taylor University mourns loss of Katrina Wahl – Anthrax scare at DC – Gerig hosts disaster drill over break – A series of tributes to Katrina Wahl – Letters to the Editor – Letters to the Editor – Doing the math and breaking it down – This Weekend’s Sporting Events

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  The Echo: October 12, 2001

  Taylor University

  Taylor tuition center of student struggles – The loop may become memorial to past leadership – Modelle Metcalf honored in groundbreaking celebration – Homecoming unites past and present – Griffin’s Five-Day Forecast – Connecting students with Taylor resources – Taylor University Organizational Chart August 1, 2001 – Mirror, mirror on the wall, is Taylor fairest of them all? – Letter to the Editor: “sexist prejudices” at Taylor – Taylathon poll – Letters to the Editor – New program combines faith and music – Travis provides entertainment in Cincinnati – Movie Review: “Don’t Say A Word” – Big Blue Sky Tour Comes To Taylor – Men’s soccer putting things together for title run – Final standings for women’s and men’s intramural football – Football team gets first victory in classic bout – This Week’s Sporting Events

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  The Echo: October 5, 2001

  Taylor University

  Gerig breaks ten years of airband silence – New Jumping Bean owners have taste for ministry – Indecent exposure incidents increase in number – America ready for action and aid – Griffin’s Five-Day Forecast – 2001 Homecoming Events – Letters to the Editor – Letters to the Editor – Taylor family relies on God’s Word for strength – Centre Morris appoints new leaders – TU students volunteer in NYC – Reflections on the Taylor trip to New York – Amusement parks provide festive fall fun – Upcoming Indiana Concerts: -- Women’s soccer winning without healthy starters – This Week’s Sporting Events – Magic number? Volleyball might have one – Three Great Letters – If at fourth you don’t succeed

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  The Echo: September 28, 2001

  Taylor University

  Safety on Taylor campus reevaluated – SAC and ICC join forces for a day of fun and exercise – Letters to the Editor – Letters to the Editor – Glitter lacks sparkle at the box office – Tennis is conference champs – Struggling Trojans to begin conference schedule – This Week’s Sporting Events

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  The Echo: September 21, 2001

  Taylor University

  Wounded nation prepares for war – Multicultural Council to undergo major changes – Nimda virus infects computers around the world – Taylor observes National Day of Prayer – The Echo Wants You! – Cookie Poll – Griffin’s Five-day Forecast – World News – National News – State News – Taylor and Anderson bond at tailgate party – What defines a Wengatz man? – Tragedy found me hiding in the cornfields – Letters to the editor – Letters to the Editor – Entertainment industry affected by cornfields – Senior Art Shows – Volleyball kill-ing opponents in and out of MCC – In search of answers – Men’s soccer still undefeated in conference – Fun for everyone; intramural football begins – This Week’s Sporting Events

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  The Echo: September 14, 2001

  Taylor University

  Taylor torn over national terrorism – A time to mourn, A Time to Act – Force, Order and Justice – The Lessons We Learn – A Wake Up Call of Hate – Learning the Hard Way – Campus Opinion Poll – Letter to the Editor – Letters to the Editor – Thunder and lightning, Anderson frightening – Men’s lacrosse accepted into new conference

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  The Echo: September 7, 2001

  Taylor University

  Fitness Center gets a new look for the new year – Taylor University second once again – Public indecency on campus – Summer camp for teachers – Remembering the ones you love – Independent thinking – ‘It’s Like Taylor University Woodstock’ – Captain Corelli’s Mandolin is out of time – Women’s tennis win first two masters – Taylor’s community falls short in fan participation at sporting events – We Want You! – This Week’s Sporting Events

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  The Echo: August 31, 2001

  Taylor University

  Taylor University takes the ‘Plunge’ – Samuel Morris and Wengatz go ‘under the knife’ – Where to find the most inexpensive books – New branch of TSO deals with faith and culture – Achieving the ultimate Taylor experience – Speak your mind – Have an Opinion? – Silver Platter Syndrome – Taylor’s football team needs T.L.C. – This Week’s Sporting Events – Women’s soccer shuts-out Tri-State 4-0 for first home win

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  The Echo: August 24, 2001

  Taylor University

  Welcome class of 2005!

  Construction changes Taylor’s scenery – Construction in Taylor Cyberspace – Solutions for e-trouble – Taylor lingo… things to know – Fun within the cornfields – Another year of camp? – All pass through nervousness to business – Kindness that heaps coals of fire – Men’s tennis is back in the saddle again – Hey kids, here’s the Taylor athletics info you need!