By Emma Whitaker | Broadcast ReporterCairo, Egypt junior Dareen Habashy was scrolling through Instagram one day, when she discovered an organization that would change her life. Habashy said she saw an advertisement for Cure International, which is a nonprofit that builds hospitals for people all over the world that helps heal children with disabilities. Habashy said she saw Cure even had a hospital in her home Egypt. During her freshman year, Habashy applied for Cure to come to Baylor’s campus, and it was successfully chartered her sophomore year. “I think when you don’t find your place on campus, you just…
Author: Emma Whitaker
By Emma Whitaker | Broadcast ReporterI grew up in a household of three girls, and movies were robustly a part of our culture. After a long week, nothing seemed better than snuggling up on our couch and watching a sassy chick flick. Movies opened up the worlds outside our small town. They helped our minds discover vibrant, creative passions. My sisters and I formed a secret society just like that of “Little Woman,” and acted out plays similar to those in “Anne of Green Gables.” We had so much fun frolicking in graveyards, filming our latest masterpieces.Suddenly, I came to…
By Emma Whitaker | Broadcast ReporterAround two thousand freshmen attend Baylor Line Camp every summer in eager anticipation for new experience campus has in store for them. Any student that takes part in this Baylor tradition –– from freshman to seniors ––surely remembers his or her first moments of Line Camp. Sarah Lunsford, recent graduate and former Line Camp leader said Line Camp groups have the potential to be monumental in the friendships you keep, not only within your Baylor experience, but for the rest of your life.Lunsford said this tradition is known for creating bonds that will last past…