With top-tier customer service and drinks that just hit the spot, the new Dutch Bros in Waco will soon be where you spend all your time and money.
One of the most common phrases I hear regularly — and am also guilty of saying when bumping into peers throughout campus — is, “We should get lunch sometime.” As these conversations come to a close, we can stop talking without making false promises.
Reboots, remakes and sequels are Hollywood’s bread and butter. Forty years ago, most of the movies topping the box office were originals, but now, most of the films on top every year are related to some already existing property or franchise.
Gabby Petito isn’t the only woman to have gone missing this year. Is this social media taking a knack at solving a complex 21st century murder mystery? Why is she gaining attention while others are left in the dark?
Baylor has been a school with a great capacity for hospitality; it’s just a matter of making its current students a priority.
People need to stop saying their pets are service, therapy or comfort animals out of convenience to bring them wherever they want.
Baylor needs to reconsider its missed testing protocols to determine whether it’s actually helping students or causing more issues.
I’ll be the first to say that perfectionism makes no legitimate sense. It’s unnecessary and — in a lot of cases — unattainable. For some reason, though, it’s impossible for me to move my goal post closer to reality. That’s the problem with perfectionism: you can’t just “turn it off.” It lives with you. It affects every task that’s set before you, whether that task is big or small. It drains you in more ways than one.
