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Tips for your next student job assessment
By Lisa Pinsenschaum | May 21Curiosity killed the cat — but not in a job interview.
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Stuffed animals and their purpose
By Lisa Pinsenschaum | April 7Every human is looking for safety, security, connection and importance. In Genesis, in the garden, God gave Adam and Eve those things in a perfect state. This connection is built into us and drives our human nature.
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MuKappa creates bridges to home at Taylor
By Lisa Pinsenschaum | March 11Calvin Lewis, junior illustration major and co-president of MuKappa, landed at the Indianapolis airport after his first solo flight. Without much luggage or experience traveling, he set out to Taylor University to start his college education.
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A Journey of Growth for the Music Teacher
By Lisa Pinsenschaum | February 24“Soon enough, I'll have a room full of students who are singing about the glory of God!” Bethany Myers, a music education senior said.
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Syswerda releases collaborative Christmas song
By Lisa Pinsenschaum | December 11“Are You Ready,” showcases more than just sleigh bells and snowflakes. Todd Syswerda, professor of music composition, songwriting and music technology, wrote a new Christmas song for the Taylor community putting a spotlight on the manger. The song's theme explores the incredible joy of angels announcing Jesus' birth.
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‘Rooting Upward’ dance concert takes the stage
By Lisa Pinsenschaum | December 3The lights beamed in Mitchell Theatre, as six dance pieces and more than twenty dancers stole the stage on November 22 and 23.
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Rice Pilaf welcomes three new members with open arms
By Lisa Pinsenschaum | October 21Stepping into the reality television show “Survivor,” TJ Fausnight, Thane Syswerda and Hudson Bell outlasted the talented group of auditioners and entered the Rice Pilaf family.
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Joel Ansett performs folk-inspired acoustic set at outdoor concert
By Lisa Pinsenschaum | September 30The fall breeze and setting sun illuminated the sky, creating the ideal stage for Joel Ansett’s outdoor concert on Sept. 13 at the Bond Plaza. Anna Purino, a sophomore on the IFC cabinet, highlighted the unique blend of nature and music at outdoor concerts and praised Ansett’s folk-inspired, acoustic performance.
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Original play “Will We Ever Be Well?” comes alive
By Lisa Pinsenschaum | September 26Taylor’s Theatre Department displayed a story of conflict, emotion, mystery and the debate over death. “Will We Ever Be Well?” was a play written by Ris Bland, a senior majoring in musical theater, in collaboration with Tracy Manning, the assistant professor of theatre arts, managing and artistic director of theatre.
