Fall Fashion Week
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Melon & Gourd 2017 Friday Entrances (VIDEO)
The Echo’s Friday coverage of Melon & Gourd 2017, Third West Wengatz’s annual week-long tag game traditionBy Eric Andrews | Echo Video produced by Naomi Noyes | Echo Each year, the men of Third West Wengatz participate in a week-long game of tag. The game culminates Friday morning before chapel, when […]
Geocache me outside
A worldwide hobby can be found in UplandBy Hope Bolinger | Echo The phrase “treasure hunt” often brings to mind imagery of gold-thirsty pirates scouring beaches with shovels in hand. But a modern-day treasure hunt requires a few simple items: a phone or G.P.S. for coordinates, a car (if you […]
Custom costumes without the cost
How to make an inexpensive Halloween costumeBy Hanna Smith | Contributor It’s October. Pumpkin-flavored everything is in all the stores, and Halloween is just around the corner: costume season. But a store-bought costume can cost $20 on average. That’s too expensive for one night of visiting Halloween open houses or attending […]
Brecken’s Breakdown
By Brecken Mumford | Echo I don’t know about you, but I’m pretty thankful for fall break last week. I spent fall break at home in Novi, Mich., which was an unexpected shift in my original plan for this year, but I’m really grateful for the opportunity I had to […]
Something to write home about
Taylor alumni talk of their real world encounters and how they succeeded in writingBy Rayce Patterson | Echo The road to becoming a professional writer can be a long and difficult journey. However, it’s not impossible, so take heart in these success stories from Taylor University. Cara Strickland Class of […]
A mile a minute
How to plan for your day trip across the countryBy Rachel Pfeiffer | Echo One sunny day late in the summer, my brother proposed a day trip — to a destination 1,000 miles away. I’m normally not an adventurous person, but we only had two weeks left before college started […]
A little taste of home
Reviews of the family recipes hosted in the DCBy Jori Hanna | Echo The sound of forks hitting plates, the murmur of intentional community and the wafting mixtures of various foods. Welcome to the Hodson Dining Commons, where one can eat as much as they want as long as they […]
Bilbo Baggins celebrates 111 years
Birthday hosted by the Lewis CenterBy Hope Bolinger | Echo One hundred and eleven years does not pass by that often. When the members of the Center for the Study of C.S. Lewis and Friends discussed options for events that year, they realized Sept. 22 fell on a Friday, the […]
Sign up
New ASL club plans first meeting for next weekBy Hope Bolinger | Echo President of the new American Sign Language (ASL) club and junior Jordan Hardesty developed an interest in sign language when she collaborated with a deaf girl for a high school history group project. “She came to my […]
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