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	Robert S. Taylor Biography
		Taylor described this momentous conversation after accepting the 1992 American Society for Information Science’s highest award, the Award of Merit, by saying that “I had been at various times a newspaper reporter, sports editor, intelligence agent, freelance writer (unsuccessful) and now a librarian.
		Taylor’s intent was to create a library that was a fluid and dynamic environment and that played a critical role in both the teaching and learning processes (Taylor, 1971, p.358-359).
		In a 1986 book, Taylor examined the concept of the information use environment and the value-added/user driven model as a means for describing the benefits and costs of the information use environment within the human context.
	home.comcast.net /~jennifersmls/ILS503/rstaylor.html (1355 words)

	Hoover Institution - Taylor, John B.
		John B. Taylor is the Bowen H. and Janice Arthur McCoy Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution and the Mary and Robert Raymond Professor of Economics at Stanford University.
		Taylor has also won many teaching awards; he was awarded the Hoagland Prize for excellence in undergraduate teaching and the Rhodes Prize for his high teaching ratings in Stanford's introductory economics course.
		Taylor received a B.A. in economics summa cum laude from Princeton University in 1968 and a Ph.D. in economics from Stanford University in 1973.
	www.hoover.org /bios/taylor (468 words)

	John Taylor and Locke’s Classical System
		Taylor is thus one of those people about whose textbookish activities we happen to know just a little, because his high-cultural connections have led students of literature to investigate everything he did.
		Taylor was no radical or materialist, but he shared Locke’s resentment of what they both saw as the intrusion of formal grammar into the inductive learning of language.
		Taylor’s case is of some interest because of its relation to the contemporary emergence of the modern textbook; his own rather bizarre range of pursuits; and because he exemplifies the tendency to focus on high culture and to relegate the production of textbooks to the sidelines.
	faculty.ed.uiuc.edu /westbury/Paradigm/stray.html (4485 words)

	The Conservatory as a Greedy Total Institution (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-30)
		Erving Goffman’s study of a mental hospital produced his concept of the total institution that “may be defined as a place of residence and work where a large number of like-situated individuals, cut off from the wider society for an appreciable period of time, together lead an enclosed, formally administered round of life” (1961, p.
		Taylor pointed out that “they sort of make you think that that school is the begin all, end all first of all.
		Taylor’s situation supports the idea that the conditions of the Conservatory’s training as a greedy total institution applied whether the student was in residence or not.
	www.culturalresearch.org /conservatory (3049 words)

	Trudeau Becomes New Dean of Students - Taylor University (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-30)
		Trudeau is Taylor University's new dean of students - he replaces Taylor institution Walt Campbell who retired this year after 30-plus years of service in Upland.
		When Trudeau first came to Taylor in 1999, it was as associate dean of students and director of residence life programs.
		Taylor University is one of the flagships in Christian colleges," he said.
	www.taylor.edu /community/news/04_05/2004_08_24_trudeau.shtml (570 words)

	James Taylor Article
		Full, name James Vernon Taylor; born March 12, 1948, in Boston, Mass.; son of Isaac M. (a medical doctor and former dean of the University of North Carolina Medical School) and Gertrude (a singer, maiden name Woodard) Taylor; married Carly Simon (a singer), 1972 (divorced); children: Sarah, Benjamin.
		Taylor has been richly represented on the pop charts since 1970, with hits such as "Fire and Rain," "Carolina in My Mind," "You've Got a Friend," and "Handy Man," but his work transcends the banality of most pop music.
		At the outset of his career, Taylor was called a "new troubadour," an artist who was leading rock music away from the frenzied pitch it had established.
	www.jamestaylorweb.com /JTarticles/jtbio.html (1215 words)

	Your Heading Goes Here (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-30)
		Taylor received her B.A. degree (1971) in history from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and her M.S. degree (1975) in journalism from West Virginia University.
		Taylor is one of four fund raisers who formed the professional staff of the Foundation in 1975.
		Taylor is nationally recognized as one of the leaders in the new women in philanthropy movement.
	www.okstate.edu /hes/programs_events/wip/symp/1995.htm (245 words)

	Colby Magazine \| Winter 2002 \| The Pulitzer Guy: Alan Taylor
		Taylor's next project, already well under way, is a study of the borderlands of the Northeast--a hot topic among historians who are intrigued by questions of identity and how people do or do not fit into existing social, racial and ideological frameworks.
		The paradox of borders, Taylor said, "is that they are intended to separate people, but end up attracting them instead." That is also the case along the Canadian border, which continues to be a magnet for settlement and development on both sides.
		Taylor sees similar phenomena along the Maine border, though, and he discusses them in a Maine History article about the tragicomic career of George Ulmer, assigned during the War of 1812 to Eastport, across the border from St. Stephen, which was then in the hands of the British.
	www.colby.edu /colby.mag/issues/win02/taylor/4.html (811 words)

	Robert Taylor Oral History Interview Conducted by Robert Brown for the Archives of American Art, Smithsonian ...
		ROBERT TAYLOR: Yeah, as the influence of the war became more and more marked and it became obvious that in order to survive the college was going to have to in some way become a part of the war effort at that time.
		ROBERT TAYLOR: Well, Eleanor was a -- she was a very well-known woman in the theatre and, for example, when "Porgy and Bess," she had all kinds of reminiscences of the theatre of the past.
		ROBERT TAYLOR: She had, well, she had as a young girl been influenced by Walter Hampden, seeing Walter Hampden in "Cyrano" and she knew that she wanted to be in some way involved with the theatre.
	www.aaa.si.edu /collections/oralhistories/transcripts/taylor80.htm (21382 words)

	taylor_warren_sc.html
		Taylor addresses these and other issues relating to the power of the president and the role offaculty councils in a series of letters to Oberlin's presidents and trustees between 1945 and 1985.
		Taylor's fervent belief in academic freedom and the preservation of civil liberties is further reflected in papers (1944-70) documenting his work for the American Association of University Professors at the local and national levels.
		Taylor was chairman of the special committee which investigated the case.
	www.oberlin.edu /archive/WWW_files/taylor_warren_sc.html (1142 words)

	Comics Page: Taylor Jones
		Taylor has been a frequent contributor to The New Republic and U.S. News and World Report, and is currently the illustrator for Hoover Digest, the public policy journal of Stanford University’s Hoover Institution.
		Taylor is a native of Long Island and a graduate of a small college in Iowa.
		Taylor and his family currently reside on Staten Island, where, amidst all the yelling and screaming, he manages to find time for two quieter pursuits: bird watching and fidgeting.
	www.comicspage.com /taylor/taylor_about.html (267 words)

	Zachary Taylor
		In their wake, this "rough and ready" general became eminently ripe for elective office, and even if Taylor had wanted to, he perhaps could not have stopped the groundswell of determination within the Whig Party to elect him President in 1848.
		At the battle of Buena Vista early in 1847, Zachary Taylor's army was outnumbered by four to one, and his triumph in the face of those odds became his most celebrated accomplishment of the Mexican War.
		Zachary Taylor's sudden popularity as a victorious commander in the Mexican War created widespread interest in his likeness, and he sat for numerous portraits in various mediums.
	www.npg.si.edu /exh/hall2/ztays.htm (361 words)

	Taylor University Fort Wayne: Academics: Academic Departments: Department of Social Work: Programs: BA / BS in Social ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-30)
		As an interdenominational evangelical Christian undergraduate institution, Taylor’s mission is to educate students for lifelong learning and for ministering the redemptive love of Jesus Christ to a world in need.
		The mission of the social work program at Taylor University is: The knowledge, skills, and value bases of the social work profession are consistent with Christian principles and values, thus the Taylor social work program seeks to prepare students to integrate their faith and practice based on a holistic Christian liberal arts foundation.
		Taylor’s social work program, accredited by the Council on Social Work Education beginning in 1980, offers either a BA (has a language requirement) or a BS in Social Work.
	fw.taylor.edu /academics/departments/swk/programs/ba_bs (241 words)

	CCCU : Career Center \| Physics Professor
		Taylor University, Upland campus, is seeking applications and nominations of distinguished candidates for a one-year sabbatical replacement position in the Department of Physics, beginning in August 2007, teaching in the areas of engineering physics, physics, and general physical science.
		Taylor University is a Christ-centered educational institution, and an evangelical, interdenominational covenant community committed to advancing life-long learning and ministering the redemptive love of Jesus Christ to a world in need.
		Taylor University, a four-year liberal arts college holding to a strong evangelical Christian position, operates campuses in Upland and Fort Wayne, Indiana.
	www.cccu.org /career/jobID.7129/job_detail.asp (456 words)

	Taylor Today - Taylor University (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-30)
		The Taylor University Upland student body of over 1,875 is divided almost equally between men and women who come from almost every state and over 30 foreign countries.
		Taylor is distinctive in its commitment to both spiritual and intellectual development as symbolized by the twin spires of the Rice Bell Tower.
		The Upland campus of Taylor University consists of approximately 250 acres located on the south side of the town of Upland, Indiana.
	www.taylor.edu /about/today.shtml (235 words)

	Taylor Institution Main Library
		The Taylor Institution is the University's centre for the study of modern European languages and literatures (other than English).
		The Taylor Institution Slavonic and Modern Greek Library, which serves both undergraduate and graduate readers, is housed separately in nearby Wellington Square (see separate entry).
		The Taylor Institution building also houses the Taylor Institution Modern Languages Faculty Library, which is mainly for undergraduate use.
	www.lib.ox.ac.uk /libraries/guides/TAY.html (599 words)

	Sunny Taylor: Portraits of Early Success
		TAYLOR: And it's a workout 'cause I will stand up and I will get on the floor and I'll just stretch in all sorts of odd ways to be able to reach them 'cause they're all so big.
		TAYLOR: I refused to apply for disability arts things and hated talking about the fact that I painted with my mouth and all that because of the fact that that just, you know, is what people catch on to.
		TAYLOR: When growing up, I used to have this idea that being a tree would be quite wonderful, and so this is, like, the closest I'd come to being a tree.
	vsaartsga.org /index/arts_for_all_gallery/articles/20050528140109?sec=2 (1062 words)

	This Campus Is Being Simulated (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-30)
		Taylor is a professor of humanities, a designation Williams invented for him; his sphere of expertise encompasses religion, philosophy, architecture theory and a couple of other disciplines.
		Taylor was interested in anything that moved away from or subverted the linearity and abstractness of the conventional classroom.
		Taylor is collaborating with a photographer who has gone all over the world documenting the grave sites of the 150 most important artists and intellectuals of the modern era -- Taylor's private Valhalla, an intellectual's reliquary with a hint of kitsch.
	www.tnstate.edu /web101/online-ed-times.htm (6365 words)

	[stop-imf] Likely Key US Treasury Appointee for Closing IMF (fwd)
		John Taylor, a Stanford University economist, said in a television program filmed on Dec. 15, 1998, that the IMF "should be abolished." He also harshly criticized several of its most important recent rescues of developing countries, including the 1995 bailout of Mexico.
		Taylor has been identified by congressional and administration sources as Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill's first choice to become undersecretary for international affairs.
		But the transcript of Taylor's comments, which were first reported by Bloomberg News yesterday, indicates that he could be a powerful advocate of changing the IMF's approach, both generally and specifically.
	lists.essential.org /pipermail/stop-imf/2001q1/000359.html (526 words)

	Taylor, Lucy H.
		Lucy Hobbs Taylor was born on March 14, 1833, in New York. In 1849, she moved to Michigan, where she served as a schoolteacher for the next decade. In 1859, she moved to Cincinnati, Ohio.
		Upon receiving her degree, Taylor established a dental practice in Chicago, Illinois. In 1867, she married James Myrtle Taylor and began to teach her husband dentistry. The couple moved to Lawrence, Kansas, in 1867, where they established a joint practice. They continued providing dental care to this community until 1886, when Mr.
		Taylor retired from dentistry the following year and devoted her time to numerous charity organizations. She also was a supporter of women's rights and an active member in the Republican Party. In 1895, she reestablished her dental practice and continued as a dentist until her death in 1910.
	www.ohiohistorycentral.org /entry.php?rec=372 (151 words)

	CCCU : Career Center \| Director of Library Services
		Taylor University College and Seminary invites applications for full-time administrative faculty position as Director of Library Services effective immediately.
		Taylor University College and Seminary is an institution with two schools: a seminary and a Christian liberal arts university college.
		An application package, including a supplementary application form, the Institution’s General Educational Objectives, Philosophy of Education, World Evangelical Fellowship’s Statement of Beliefs, and Lifestyle Standards, is available for download from the Taylor webpage at http://www.taylor-edu.ca.
	www.cccu.org /career/jobID.8538/job_detail.asp (223 words)

	Taylor Institution - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Taylor Institution is Oxford University's centre and library for the study of modern European languages and literature, in Oxford, England.
		It was established in 1845 having largely been funded by a bequest from the estate of notable English architect Sir Robert Taylor (1714–1788).
		The Institution and its Library are housed in the east wing of a neo-classical building (architect: Charles Cockerell) constructed to accommodate the Institution and the Randolph Galleries (now the Ashmolean Museum), located at the soutren end of St Giles'.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Taylor_Institution (140 words)

	RESEARCH AWARD
		Taylor, Associate Professor of Chemistry, earned his undergraduate degree from Hendrix and his doctorate in Physical Chemistry from Louisiana State University.
		Taylor was awarded a $169,200 grant from the National Science Foundation.
		Taylor's research is of significant interest to the mainstream scientific research community.
	www.uca.edu /divisions/advance/ucatoday/archive/010416/head2.asp (592 words)

	Morris Animal Foundation
		Dr. Taylor: This was a comprehensive study of EIC in Labrador retrievers, involving collaborators from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM) of the University of Saskatchewan, the College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Minnesota and the Comparative Neuromuscular Unit at the University of California.
		Dr. Taylor: Based on our results, we were able to describe the affected dogs (age, sex, color, body type, temperament) as well as predict the types of activity most likely to bring on collapse.
		Dr. Taylor: Dogs with EIC are normal at rest and are usually described as being extremely fit, prime athletic specimens of their breed.
	www.morrisanimalfoundation.org /learn/animals/dogs/QAEIcollapse.asp (884 words)

	Bayard Taylor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-30)
		Poet and travel writer Bayard Taylor produced popular chronicles of his journeys at home and abroad, as well as novels and collections of poetry.
		This image of Taylor was painted in New York City by his friend, artist Thomas Hicks.
		Hicks, who was the nephew of Quaker painter Edward Hicks, exhibited the portrait at the National Academy of Design in 1856 as "A Morning in Damascus".
	www.npg.si.edu /exh/brush/btay.htm (152 words)

	Taylor's College, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-30)
		The Exchange Program with Taylor’s College in Malaysia is one of the newest programs the University of Northern Iowa offers.
		One is Taylor’s College Hostel, which is under 5 minutes walking distance from the campus.
		Students staying at Taylor’s College Hostels do not have their own cooking facilities but there are many restaurants near by.
	fp.uni.edu /studyabroad/programs/MalaysiaTaylors.asp (700 words)

	Taylor County Appraisal District
		Any notice required by Section 25.19 of this code shall be sent to the agency or institution that owns the property, and it shall appear in behalf of the state in any protest or appeal related to taxation of the property.
		(2) the transfer of the property to an institution is contested in a probate court.
		In this case, ad valorem taxes shall be assessed to the estate of the decedent until the final determination of the disposition of the property is made.
	www.taylor-cad.org /texaspropertytaxexemptions.htm (6158 words)

	State: Abuse in prisons called 'routine'
		She said she frequently saw injured inmates at Taylor and at Liberty who said they had been beaten by authorities.
		She said prison administrators had little interest in providing mental health services to inmates and, in some cases, ordered her not to provide mental health treatments she felt were necessary.
		As a new staffer at Taylor in 1996, Schenk said she routinely filed reports on suspected abuse, but her supervisors and other officers either did nothing about them or became hostile toward her for reporting the incidents.
	www.sptimes.com /News/91599/news_pf/State/Abuse_in_prisons_call.shtml (626 words)

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