Taylor University - Ilium / Gem Yearbook (Upland, IN)

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Being Taylor ' s oldest structure, the Administration Building records the heartbeat of the campus. Evident for all to see is the material shell of Taylor University — wood, brick, and stone. From the stately administration building to the impressive new food center, from the natural beauty of the college woods in the fall to the loveliness of springtime flowers in the sunken gardens, the campus represents one hundred thirteen years of fellowship between man and God. To passers-by, Taylor remains simply the group of buildings just beyond the . , village border. . . W

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. . .For of him, and through him, and to him, are all things: to whom be glory forever. ■. :rT— ;| ,

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Marked by sweeping lines of modernistic design, the Ed Camp Dining Hall is our newest addition. Recorded in each new structure is a chronicle of progress. Each represents a step ahead by its presence and by its service. But in the latest addition, the dormitory and food center, is also a promise of future advancement. It represents the beginning of a new series of much-needed build- ings to augment those whose corridors now echo with footsteps . . . -jA ' WML Within the transparent panels of glass, students consume great quanti- ties of Mr. McCormick ' s good food.