The Super Bowl and its commercials have become a significant cultural event in the United States. Many people watch the game for the football, but others watch it more for the spectacle or, as many corporations hope, the advertisements that play during breaks in the action.

Baylor graduate Dr. Cleophus LaRue has nearly a lifetime of books, research and academic honors to his name. If it wasn’t for his own drive and the willingness of a few people in power to take a chance, however, he might not have come to Baylor at all.

Baylor sold $120 million worth of bonds this week to finance key construction and renovation projects approved by the board of regents in November.

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At approximately 1 p.m. today, a Baylor student traveling too fast for the University Parks exit ramp on Northbound I-35 lost control, flipped a minimum of three times, and ended up in an upside-down position on the ramp.