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Scholarship and the Church? Raymond Brown weighs in « Ecce Homo
Should Christians be afraid of scholarship ?
State, national honors honor Baylor’s effort to ‘go green’
In line with Baylor’s Christian heritage and mission, the university strives to a good steward of its resources , including the part of God’s creation that we call home — the beautiful Baylor campus. The university was recently recognized for its efforts by Keep Texas Beautiful (a statewide nonprofit dedicated to beautifying and improving community environments) and by Recyclemania (a recycling competition involving more than 600 colleges). Baylor received Keep Texas Beautiful’s first place award for college programs and finished among the top three schools in the Big 12 in three categories of the Recyclemania competition
John Werner: Baylor staying in Big 12 a cause for celebration
Baylor coach Art Briles summed up the joy he was feeling in seven words: Its like weve been given new life. Briles was talking about his football program, but his words could stand for the entire Baylor athletic department after the Big 12 decided to stick together with 10 teams.
The Floppy Hat » Blog Archive » On Scholarship, Evangelicalism and …
However, it interacts with critical scholarship and would be, in my opinion, an excellent introductory text for use at confessional schools).
Sic ‘em, President Starr!
On occasion of new Baylor President Ken Starr’s public introduction this afternoon, we thought nothing would be more appropriate than a big “sic ’em.” So here goes: Also, just a reminder that today’s 3 p.m. CT press conference will be streamed live online (you should be able to see the video archived at that same link later).
Baylor’s ISR to conduct first-ever study of Scouting benefits
One hundred years ago this week , Chicago publisher W.D. Boyce incorporated the Boy Scouts of America (BSA); a century later, over 110 million Boy Scouts across the U.S
Brice Cherry: Baylor’s trip to Cuba about more than baseball
When the words “baseball” and “Cuba” are used together in a sentence, the image that generally comes to mind is that of phenom ballplayers stowing away on boats bound for the United States.
Stories from Bears in Haiti, and Baylor’s relief efforts
Since a massive earthquake struck Haiti earlier this week, killing thousands and leaving millions without access to food and shelter, we’ve heard from a few members of the Baylor family who were in Haiti when the quake struck. Even after seeing news footage all week, their words are eye-opening