By Malaina Yoder | Contributor I'm grateful for the opinions expressed in last week's article "Chapel: a letter from a concerned student." When we disagree, we have a tendency to dismiss people and leave conversation instead of pressing in to make things better. The author chose to engage with chapel ...
By Malaina Yoder | Contributor On Monday, chapel featured Professor Soong-Chan Rah, and people had a lot to say about it. Whether people were offended or excited by his message, conversation tended to revolve around how he communicated rather than the ideas themselves. There has, in the past year and ...
By Malaina Yoder | Contributor "Awesome. Yet another guilt-trip chapel." My friend's comment at the beginning of Wednesday's chapel wasn't the only one of its kind. If you didn't come to chapel and didn't hear about it afterward, Suzanne Burden, author of "Reclaiming Eve," spoke about a Biblical view ...
By Malaina Yoder | Echo Running 26 miles in one stretch seems like a daunting task. When you add in freezing temperatures, pounding rain and thousands of onlookers, it seems impossible. But 30,000 people, including junior Erin Hoeft and alumna Laura Moore, '13, lined up at the starting line the morning ...
By Malaina Yoder | Echo Are you missing the excitement and buzz of Melon and Gourd or Silent Night? Does it seem like months since the last strange themed open house? Taylor traditions are scarce during the winter, and a new one could be just what you need to beat the winter blues. The newest Taylor ...
By Malaina Yoder | Echo "They love laughing." That's one of the first things that junior Jazmin Gomez said about the Aché tribe her family serves in Paraguay. The Aché were certainly laughing and celebrating as a parade of children waving flags and singing songs lined the street. They greeted the ...
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