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• • I A New Tradition In the beginning. . . Taylor University was established in Fort Wayne, In- diana. Forforty-seven years Taylor University found her home in Fort Wayne as Fort Wayne College. Due to fi- nancial difficulties Taylor was forced to move to Up- land in 1892. Now, 100 years later, Taylor returns to Fort Wayne with the merger of Summit Christian College and Taylor Univer- sity. As a result of the merger the Taylor Univer- Wayne Campus sity-Fort is established. A new but con- tinued tradition of excel- lence marks the 1992-1993 school year. The rural campus of Taylor in Up- land, Indiana, where Taylor moved to in 1892. Taylor University expands from the cornfields of Upland, Indiana, tothe metropolitan city of Fort Wayne. * t I^..,.- .MX Celebrations Festivities added to the excitement of the student's return in the fall and took on the name "Celebrating a New Tradition." The celebration included a week of open houses hosted by the Office of Ad- missions, special chapel services, luncheons, a con- cert, alumni soccer games, a family barbecue and a ribbon cutting ceremony in- cluding a balloon launch. ONE of the guest speakers during the celebration activities, Chip daggers, addresses faculty and staff. SHE'S got something to smile about! Rona Graham takes part in the Celebration. } TAKING part in the ribbon cutting part of tlie ceremonies, Dean of students Carolyn Arthur cuts the ribbon. GUEST speakers were an impor- tant part in "Celebrating the Tra- dition." Dr. Bill Pannell added sig- nificantly to the ceremonies. Center: With smiling faces, faculty, students and guests take part in the balloon launching ceremony e 7 S he Hollow ^eC t^ f^^ Ume^ n&U . , , The Hollow student union is headed up are the snack shop, sunroom lounge area by Lisa and Cy Staller. Other people who with a TV, radio, fireplace, and a piano. work there are Amie Paladi, Susan Twed- On second floor are a ping pong table, ell, Sabra Gearhardt, and April Oliver. fooz ball table, fireplace, chapel, desk, These people work in a new area to us typewriters, and many board games. So this year, the snack shop. Unfortunately, many fun things to do and so little time. this could also be the last year for the snack shop, there doesn't appear to be The Hollow is a special place for many much of a need/desire for it. students. Why? It's the meeting place for There are numerous things in the Hol- parties, activities clubs, dates, etc. It's low for students to enjoy. In the basement also a place to go and spend time with are the pool table, the VINE office, and friends. the History Club office. On the first floor Above: Lori Ross, Tina Parker, Right: This year the living room Channetta Richardson and Tricia area is a busy part of the Hollow. Brown are all relaxing and enjoy- Many people really enjoy the hom- ing Channetta's birthdayparty. One ey atmosphere. of many student happenings in the Hollow.