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WEBTrending. Baylor soccer drops first conference match to No. 15 Oklahoma State, 1-0; Drag queen sings for “No More Trauma” in gay, Christian community
Baylor charters Prism: LGBTQ+, allies student organization
WEBApr 20, 2022 · By Ana Ruiz Brictson | Staff Writer. Baylor officially chartered Prism, an LGBTQ+ and allies student organization, on Tuesday after beginning its process back in the fall of 2021.. Heber Springs, Ark., senior and Prism president Lor Duncan said last fall, Student Activities had several listening sessions with different members of the Baylor community. . From there, four student volunteers were ...
Baylor pre-med committee guides students in medical school …
WEBFeb 24, 2020 · Jane Lin, assistant director of prehealth studies, said after students take their pre-requisite courses, they enter a process with the pre-med committee. Lin said the committee evaluates the students’ application and creates a packet for them, with a recommendation letter, that they can submit to medical schools.
Baylor Relay for Life supports cancer research, survivors
WEBApr 3, 2017 · Baylor Relay for Life raised $20,198.40 for the American Cancer Society on Friday. Hundreds of Baylor students spent the evening walking around Fountain Mall in support of cancer patients. Students signed up for the event in teams, and each team was required to have at least one person walking in the relay at a time.
Allure of the ALICO: mystery and history behind Waco’s favorite ...
WEBSep 10, 2015 · It was the tallest building west of the Mississippi River and south of the Mason-Dixie line until 1929, according to the “Amicable (ALICO) Building” entry by Kyle Baughman and Amanda Sawyer on the Waco History app. Unlike other structures at the time, the building had a steel frame — the reason it weathered Waco’s 1953 tornado.
Baylor women’s basketball poised to return talent, thrive in 2023-24
WEBMar 21, 2023 · Edwards missed the entire season due to issues while transferring to Baylor from Kentucky. Both players are likely to be back on the court and playing significant minutes for the team in 2023-24. Being able to rely on the veteran leadership of Edwards and Blackwell can help younger players grow in their roles and further the team’s success.
Sing is Baylor’s best, biggest tradition - The Baylor Lariat
WEBFeb 15, 2024 · All-University Sing is a special tradition for Baylor. Many other schools host similar events, but nothing quite as extraordinary, which is why it is Baylor’s best event. Participating groups spend all year preparing for their seven-minute acts, which captivate everyone watching online or in person. Many people say the homecoming bonfire is ...
Resist student culture of ‘performative Christianity’
WEBOct 7, 2021 · The issue of “performative Christianity” is a long-time problem that is driving movement away from authentic Christianity into the habit of elevating prideful life more than a rooted mission in biblical Christianity itself. Performative Christianity — or when people “act Christian” in an unauthentic way — manifests itself in many ...
Ducks becoming popular off-campus pet for students
WEBMar 16, 2021 · Many students have been buying ducks to keep and care for in lieu of the typical dog, cat or fish. Coppell junior Adam Singer has two fully grown ducks, Dooley and Fred, and made the decision to buy the two on a whim. “I wanted to get an animal. I wanted something that could be outside so it wouldn’t bother my roommates as much,” Singer said.
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