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Judy Khoury Interview, 26 July 2012
No full textJudy Khoury is of Middle Eastern decent and operates a stand that sells traditional Middle Eastern cuisine. Khoury has operated a stand at the West Side Market since 1999 and in this interview she describes how she became a vendor at the market along with detailing what it has been like running one of the first prepared food stands to open at the market
Judy Khoury Interview, 26 July 2012
No full textJudy Khoury is of Middle Eastern decent and operates a stand that sells traditional Middle Eastern cuisine. Khoury has operated a stand at the West Side Market since 1999 and in this interview she describes how she became a vendor at the market along with detailing what it has been like running one of the first prepared food stands to open at the market
Jonathan Taylor, Pat Arundale and Judy Baird
No full text(L-R) Jonathan Taylor, Pat Arundale (later Young), and Judy Baird. The three raised the most money to build the Bernalillo County 4-H building
Lunch Poems with Judy Halebsky
No full textJudy Halebsky is the author of two collections of poetry, Tree Line and Sky=Empty which won the New Issues Prize. Her honors include fellowships from the MacDowell Colony, the Millay Colony and the Japanese Ministry of Culture. Originally from Halifax, Nova Scotia, she now lives in Oakland and teaches at Dominican University of California
The Echo: October 29, 1958
Get PDFWho’s Who Confirms Taylor Nominees – Committee Selects Award Recipients – State SEA Elects Wilcox As Prexy – Taylor Musicians Order Coveted Band Uniforms – Curriculum Adds Russian – Health Center Notice – Trojan Thespians Choose Anastasia – Camera Focuses On TU Activities – Top Seniors Win Acclaim – Taylor Spurts In First Half Central Rallies For Victory – Racqueteers Falter In Concluding Match – Seniors Dominate Class Football Competition – Trojanes Prepare for Bouncing Year – Splashes from the Water Bucket – Injuries Cripple Squad – Sports Slants – Intramural Basketball Initiates Point System – Co-Captains Provide Spark For Gridders – Yazzie Attempts To Spur Harriers – Taylor Fleetfoots Journey To Cross Country Foray – Trojan Eleven Hold Quakers Scoreless – Taylor Political Rallies Offer Answer To Political Questions – Gospel Workers Swing Into Action – Committee Announces Chorus Contest Closed – Ghosts and Goblins Settle On Taylor Bulletin Boards – Judy Olrich Takes Secretarial Honors – Reporter Views Plays As Critic – Yoder Puts Emphasis on Christian Outlook To the United Nations – Home Visitation Is Next On Calendar – For Those Who Can Read – Book Ends Need Middles – Christian Service Requires Dedicated, Sincere Walk – Build Now For Future Memories – Revivalistic Spirit Pervades Colleges – Kemp’s Kornfield Is Back – Social Scientist Reviews Rallies – “Who’s Who” Seniors Receive Many Benefitshttps://pillars.taylor.edu/echo-1958-1959/1002/thumbnail.jp
[Psychology]
No full textPsychology lab. Male student watching video recording.From verso: Photograph by Judy Taylor. Scan of verso available
[Man with rat]
No full textMan smoking pipe and holding lab rat.From verso: Photograph by Judy Taylor. Scan of verso available
The Echo: December 6, 2013
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Out of order – Faculty lunch, students can’t munch – Top five news events of the week – Online Teasers – New course offerings pursue educational engagement – Living-learning community arrives – In The Loop – Marion lights up – They’ve got ‘Spirit’ – The Bigger Picture – Wal-Mart for President – Homeless for the holidays – Around The World – Nelson Mandela – Through the eyes of Google Glass – Watching the skies – Faculty facts: Judy Kirkland – Ask Angelina – Silent Night: what not to wear – DC Recipe of the week – Echograms #TaylorU -- #TaylorU’s Top Tweets – ‘Catching Fire’ burns bright – Editor’s Picks – Get excited for Christmas with Sing Noel – Signs at Taylor – Preserving the past – Bounce theory – Dissatisfied customer – Women’s basketball hangs tough with a No. 2 in NAIA – Taylor cross country gives strong showing in Nationals – The Waterboy – Iron Fold – Silent Night: New coach. New shooter. Same tradition.https://pillars.taylor.edu/echo-2013-2014/1013/thumbnail.jp
The Echo: January 16, 1957
Get PDFNew 2nd Semester Echo Staff Starts With This Issue – Request Photo Permit For Lyceums – Trueblood To Speak For Pastor’s Conference – Schedule Announced For Exam Week – DeWeerd Choice For Taylor Revival – Broadcasts, Meetings Make Up LeShana Crusades – Fine Arts Inaugurates Lecture Series – Lyceum Calendar Has Varied Program – “…of Cabbages and Kings” – What I Mean To Say Is… -- Accident Reveals Hidden Talent – Lee’s Lament – A Line of Distinction – On Avoiding Tragedy – Letter to the Editor – A Parting Shot – Students To Judge Honor Offenders – Apology – Taylor Trojans Collar Spartans 76-58 – Splashes From The Water Bucket – Wins Shun Hoopsters on Holiday Road Trip – Ken and Davey Pace Win Over Cedarville – Judy Shafer Sinks 19 Against Central – Shafer Does It Again; Pots 15 Against Anderson – Shisler Is Kingpin With 20 – Anderson Sharpshooters Too Much For Odlers – Kids Stick Necks Out; Find It Doesn’t Pay – Sammy Morris—Skeleton of Old Selfhttps://pillars.taylor.edu/echo-1956-1957/1006/thumbnail.jp
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