On a fall Friday in 1963 I was walking on the Baylor campus toward the then-new science building, heading for my freshman chemistry class with Dr. McAtee. Suddenly physics professor Dr. Robert Packard burst from the building on a run. “Wow! Where are you going in such a hurry?” I asked. His shocking answer was […]
The Bears looked rusty in an eight-point win over the winless Rice Owls on Saturday. While Matt Rhule’s squad was certainly in command of the game throughout, fans could not help but notice the Bears’ inability to put points on the board against a much lesser opponent. Looking at the box score, nothing exactly jumps
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Big 12 Football is just around the corner, so let’s take a look at the big picture landscape ahead of conference play. Kansas (2-1) Starting off the rankings we have a familiar face at #10. To be fair, Kansas looks much better this year than in years past. A reinvigorated defense under Les Miles seems
The Bears easily handled the UTSA Roadrunners at home this weekend, handing them a convincing 63-14 loss and improving to 2-0 on the season. The Bears looked ready to pounce from the moment they first stepped on the field, never letting off of the gas until the final whistle was blown. In large part, the
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The new look Baylor Bears looked electric in their season opener against Stephen F Austin Saturday night, winning 56-17. In a weekend of College football that left more questions than answers, the Bears brought effort and toughness on both sides of the ball. While the Bears looked solid top to bottom, a few stars shined
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When a few hundred of the Baylor faithful gathered in North Dallas to hear Matt Rhule speak at the annual DFW-area Baylor Football Kickoff dinner in mid-July, the tone of the evening was certainly different from years prior. The evening, which always precedes Baylor’s appearance at Big 12 Media Days, has been marked by uncertainty
This interview was published in the Spring 2008 issue of The Baylor Line. Cindy Dyer advocates for change as the director of the Office on Violence Against Women The first time Cindy Dyer, JD ’93, went to Washington, D.C., she was like every other gawking tourist who visits the seat of power. Now, the nation’s capital
This article was published in the Fall 2009 issue of The Baylor Line. FOR 150 YEARS, the Baylor Alumni Association (BAA) has provided alumni with an organization through which they can demonstrate—in both word and deed—their full support of Baylor University’s unique mission as an institution of higher education. Over the years, as Baylor’s mission
This article was published in the Fall 2009 issue of The Baylor Line. Regents ask alumni to dissolve their charter ON SATURDAY, September 19, the Baylor Board of Regents and Baylor Interim President David Garland submitted a proposal to the Board of Directors of the Baylor Alumni Association (BAA) during its regularly scheduled board meeting.
This article was written by Dr. Eugene W. Baker and published in the Fall 2008 issue of The Baylor Line. They were Baptist pioneers back in the days when Texas was its own nation. They devoted their lives to the Lord’s work in a rough land. And in the face of seemingly overwhelming odds, they
