“Visual aids are more memorable than just text on a page,” Mikulencak said. “What you will remember are those adorable wooden stands and the cool vinyl pawprints on the floor and this big paw print that helped you visualize what your hand looks like next to one of our mascots.”
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The first two episodes of “The Rings of Power” are a mixed bag. The visuals are amazing, but that does not excuse bad acting and writing from establishing compelling main characters.
Be Kind Coffee is now an official vendor which means they are allowed to cater, have pop-ups and take their truck to different parts of campus.
Every other week it seems a new television show premieres. With so many options, it can be overwhelming, but A&L staff is here to recommend their favorite shows to make your TV binging a little easier.
“Jazz is particularly a thing that you have to want to do. You can’t force jazz; it’s not going to come that way.”
Ten years ago, the names of Ben Rector, Vanilla Ice and Cody Johnson would have never been advertised as coming to Waco, but as the city has grown. Its music venues and the artists it attracts has grown with it.
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In artist Jack Bower’s new exhibit, “Perspectivism,” he wants the viewer to challenge themselves. The exhibit, which will run from September 1 through November 5 at Art Center Waco, tricks the eye and makes viewers think twice about what they expect to see and what is actually there.
Art and music intertwine in the latest exhibit at the Martin Museum of Art, which features abstract paintings paired with music from multiple famous composers provided by the Baylor School of Music and Baylor Libraries.
“Admitting that we’re human does good things for all of us. Avoiding the tyranny of the perfect is something we’d all better address.”
It can be difficult moving to a new area— let alone starting another semester where the schedule is different than the previous year, but these tips can be applicable to any home a student moves into and can prevent unwanted crime.
With a new off-road car being built for competition, students are becoming excited by Baylor Baja’s presence.
As classes start to pick up and hours of sleep are replaced with hours of homework or studying, caffeine is a necessary addition to your life. There are various options of chain, local and at-home coffee in Waco. The Arts and Life staff is here to give you their recommendations.
By Alexandra Laurence Most participants in study abroad programs are college-aged, but one professor challenged that notion while teaching for…
The story isn’t groundbreaking but does its job to be a great, action-packed adventure, with plenty of main and side missions to complete around the city to round out gamers’ time and money.
“But, going on stage and taking the award out of this poor girl’s hands who didn’t choose to get selected for it either, was just not a good look. While I agree with basically everything he said, it’s just a matter of execution. You make yourself the villain, especially as a black man.”
The latte, dubbed “Spirit of Joy,” was introduced Wednesday and will be available at the Student Union Building and Eighth Street locations until Sept. 9.
“Not many college students with businesses have been able to sell their own stuff. So that’s why I wanted to create the market at Common Grounds to give student entrepreneurs a place to sell.”
“We fostered a lot of great connections through the Asian American students here,” Do said. “We want to keep representing a nonprofit that helps foster those connections throughout the United States and not just on a singular campus or a singular town.”
Much like Nathan Fielder’s previous show, “Nathan For You,” HBO’s “The Rehearsal” will leave you simultaneously dying of laughter, cringing and wondering how Fielder is able to pull any of this off — legally and ethically.
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“Stay on your toes, ready for your chance,” Jacob Reiger said. “In the meantime, there’s still things you can do every day to make yourself better.”
On the mat, he is an executive black belt in Brazilian jiujitsu, in his office at the Baylor Law School, Professor Matt Cordon is the director of the legal writing program and a professor of law.
“A lot of people come to Baylor thinking that everyone around them is Christian. People need to realize that there is a diverse population at Baylor,” Sobh said. “Don’t look at things at face value. It’s so easy to stick to stereotypes.”
Have you ever considered that you have been listening to the same 20 songs for the past month but don’t know where to find more music? Don’t worry. The A&L staff is here to assist with a specially curated playlist featuring various music genres. From classic ’80s rock to new indie-pop, this playlist will kickstart some new music discoveries.
“House of the Dragon’s” first episode felt like the first move in a game of chess. It’s the opening move so it’s too soon to tell, but it has all the makings of being another great hit for HBO MAX.
As a student committed to various activities on top of classes and schoolwork, it is vital to stay organized. There are many virtual and physical tools to help you achieve this goal. The key is finding what works best for you.
While students were face down in their textbooks and tissues to prepare for finals in May, the library was preparing for a new exhibit on climate change to enter the hall.
“If it sparks your interest, but you’re not sure if you would like to try it out or not, I would say try it out, because there’s no better place than to learn something new with Outdoor Adventure,” Heinecke said. “Everyone knows what they’re doing. You’ll make friends and really strong bonds.”
Movie lovers can be divided over what makes a good film. Is it explosions, or is it explosive romance? Is it attention to detail and plot, or is it the way the movie makes you feel that really matters? Two Baylor students weighed in with their opinions.
