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Martin Cuts offers on-campus haircuts - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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Baylor’s newest haircut spot is in Martin Residence Hall. Martin Cuts, run by Clemmons, North Carolina, freshman Isaac Williams and Brandon Martin, allows male students to get haircuts right on campus. Williams, the primary person who cuts hair, said Martin Cuts originally started as a joke. “Brandon thought it would be funny to post a transition video of me cutting his hair,” Williams said. “We soon realized that lots of guys needed to have someone they could trust to cut their hair, and it’s o
Freshmen set tone for future church homes - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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When Welcome Week ends and classes start, churchgoing freshmen start wondering where they should spend their Sundays. Each new student might church hop for weeks trying to find what traits they are looking for in a church. For Waco newcomers like Cedar Park freshman Regina Whitfield, inclusivity is the most important aspect of a church. “I want to go somewhere that I feel welcomed and immediately part of the family,” Whitfield said. Whitfield said she wants a church that will surround her with o
Student brings banner business to Baylor - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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In the background of many Instagram event photoshoots appears a common backdrop: a dark beige banner with bright, hand-painted lettering. For most, these banners may be a new background to take cute pictures in front of, but for Kerrville freshman Maddie Stueber, founder of Bannered by Maddie, it’s a business. Stueber began her banner-making business in 2024 as a creative outlet. Each banner is a way for her to pursue her passion all while making her customer’s events a little more special. “I l
4 cozy movies to keep homesickness away - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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Movies are more than just a creative way to tell a story. Movies are escapes and ways to feel at home. Whether you’re homesick or just need to feel some comfort, here are four movies that are sure to make you feel cozy. Even though you might not be at home, these movies can make you feel like you’re right there. “The Sheep Detectives” (2026), directed by Kyle Balda This one might be a crazy first pick, but sometimes when I want to watch a movie, I watch it for simplicity and comfort. Even though
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