I think we can all agree that 2020 was one of the most, if not THE most exhausting year my generation has ever experienced. If you are looking for a sign to rest this summer, this is it.
Students already pour so much money into this school, Baylor should pay it forward with a student discount.
There are about 55 million potholes in the U.S., and it seems as if most of them are located right here in Waco.
People in Waco don’t drive well at all. Both at Baylor and outside of it, there are just purely bad drivers everywhere in Waco.
I think we can collectively agree that we’re over this pandemic. The only way we can get back to the world we once knew is to get vaccinated.
The Baylor Lariat is nothing without its student workers. From our first issue of the year to the last day of publishing, the gears of our institution are only able to turn with the hard work of full-time students who pour their heart into their jobs.
In asynchronous online classes, I watch videos and lectures on my own time. I have not even exchanged an email with some of those teachers. I could not describe to you what some of my professors look like or even tell you their name.
After grueling hours of preparing and studying for a test, I walked out of the test room accomplished and feeling good about myself only to hear, “You only did well on that test because you’re Asian.”
