By Kyle Carruthers | Echo The culmination of intensive labor, analysis and research occurred yesterday during a poster session in the Euler Atrium. Students presented, aided by large printouts from the ETC, in order to communicate their accumulated expertise to various professors, students, visiting ...
By Kyle Carruthers Students were provided with the opportunity to expand their understanding of the beginning of Genesis on April 8 by learning how the Israelites would have viewed the text and attempting to eliminate meaning read in as a result of our modern culture. Dr. John H. Walton professor of ...
By Kyle Carruthers Seasonal timing is eternally present and recurring. Currently, the Northern Hemisphere looks to the seasonal timing and return of spring. For Taylor students its arrival is anticipated for the comfort the season will bring, warm sunbeams and the hope of a day without a jacket. Associate ...
By Kyle Carruthers A collection of 17 college seniors and graduates gathered in the Braden Room in the Dining Commons last Friday. Some came from as far as the West Coast, and most of them were not Taylor students . . . yet. The students were future Masters of Higher Education initiates visiting ...
By Kyle Carruthers Three decades ago, Wally Roth, the founder of the computer science department at Taylor helped install the first computer systems for a ship christened the Doulos for the evangelical organization Operation Mobilization (OM). During J-term, seniors Andrew Ketchum, Noah Bresley, Colin ...
By Kyle Carruthers At the end of January, Google filed a patent application called "Wearable Computing Device with Indirect Bone-Conduction Speaker." Google Glass, the "wearable computing device," is a computer in a pair of glasses. Google is attempting to obscure many details about the device in an ...
Technology helps find stolen vehicles, but could allow police to track law-abiding citizens By Kyle Carruthers, Staff Writer/Copy Editor Paying someone to stand on the side of a highway 24/7 and snap a photograph of every car that passed would be impractical. Hiring an army of such people would be unthinkable. But ...
BY: Kyle Carruthers, Copy Editor & Staff Writer Published: Sept. 7, 2012 As November approaches, presidential candidates Barack Obama and Mitt Romney race to convince the American public their U.S. energy goals are most viable. Romney announced that if he is elected, his plan will make North America ...
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