This article was included in the 1962 edition of The Baylor Line. A Baylor speech professor recalls his college days with the first American to orbit the earth. By D. Thomas B. Abbott.   NOT ONE OF THE HUNDREDS on the campus who stayed glued to TV sets and radios on February 20, 1962, was sweating

This article was included in the May 1953 edition of The Baylor Line. Written by: Dr. Gordon K. Teal, ’27, of Dallas Invents Gadget for Wrist-Watch Size Portable  Comic Strip Detective Dick Tracy’s two-way wrist radio may not be as fantastic as some of the detective fans might think.  Dr. Gordon K. Teal, B.A. ’27,

This article was included in the October 1947 issue of The Baylor Line, and written by Charles D. Johnson, Ph.D.    Why have students come to Baylor this year and for several years past from California, Massachusetts, Washington and Florida, Tennessee, Alabama and other states as well as from a majority of the counties in

In honor of the 160th anniversary of The Baylor Line Foundation’s founding in 1859, we wanted to give the BLF family a picture of what both Baylor and Waco was like at the time of our founding! Baylor Baylor University, at 14 years old, was still located at its original location in Independence, Texas. Rufus

Although she comes from a Baylor family, her parents always told her she could go anywhere she wanted. But Peyton Robinson found the best combination of everything she wanted here at Baylor.

John Beard is a 3rd generation student, and Baylor has always been a big part of his life. But also, a big calling from God to pursue religion and faith more, played a part in his decision to attend Baylor.

BLF: So how did you wind up at Baylor? KW: My freshman year in high school, we had a brand new drama and speech teacher. I think the way you tried out for the debate team was you were the most talkative person in class, you were the loudmouth, you were kind of the pain