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From sex work to prisons, economic professor follows the questions - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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Economics can seem like a field of numbers, markets and money. For Dr. Scott Cunningham, it is also a way to study sex work, drug policy, mental health and artificial intelligence. Cunningham, a Ben H. Williams Professor of Economics at Baylor, has always been fascinated by people and their stories from their own perspective. After graduating, he didn’t achieve his goal of becoming a poet and instead worked in market research in New Orleans, where he was inspired by Gary S. Becker’s Nobel Prize
Waco takes next step toward reshaping downtown development - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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The Waco Plan Commission held a public hearing Tuesday evening to conduct the final review of the downtown form-based code, a proposed zoning framework intended to guide future development in downtown Waco. The commission unanimously approved the recommendation. The Waco Form-Based Code is a 141-page document that establishes guidelines for architecture, walkability and public-private dynamics in the redevelopment of Waco downtown. It covers four areas of downtown: Barron’s Branch, Waco Square,
The dangers of self-diagnosis - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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I think we, as humans, have a strong desire to find out what is wrong with us and to give explanations for our quirks. Social media is filled with personalized videos and discussions that share lives in a pursuit of validation and a desire to be understood and seen. Content creators may share vulnerable moments in hopes of finding comments that say it’s “relatable” and that people will stand in solidarity. We have often heard this phrase across TikTok, Reels or responses on Reddit: “I thought I
Student Government officers outline priorities for the 2026-27 school year - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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DeRidder, Louisiana senior Ashlyn Graves initially had no plans to become involved with student government. However, after a conversation with a representative tabling at Late Night her freshman year, she decided to get involved. Graves was elected and reelected as a senator her freshman and sophomore years before running for internal vice president as a junior. “I was involved in leadership in some other organizations,” Graves said. “I really feel like this is where God wanted me to use my gift
Move2BU volunteers provide ‘sense of welcome’ to Kokernot residents - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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By Joana Karoshi & Jennifer Forse | Staff Writers Cars lined the streets on Thursday as students arrived at the newly renovated Kokernot Hall for Move2BU. The all-women first-year community reopened this fall after a yearlong renovation and welcomed roughly 160 students. Kokernot Hall marked the final project in Baylor’s more than decade-long residence hall renovation plan. For New Jersey native Patty Chahine, the move-in marked a milestone as her youngest daughter began her Baylor experience hu
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