July/August 2003: Features
Poolside on the river
Deck: Marina's new clamshell covering features removable side panels
The shared patriarch of Jews, Christians and Muslims provides common ground for dialogue
Waco alumna's prayer group being adopted by parents in other cities
Museum Studies and sciences will move into new facilities by 2004
Baylor students explore the 'wild side' in animal enrichment program
Dr. M. David Rudd wants people to fail, or even better to never try.
Two biology professors wage war against an enemy that can be both annoying & deadly
Research program pairs high school seniors with Baylor faculty
Along Fifth Street
New Internet program can assist alumni in job search
Check carefully the pros and cons of leasing vs. purchasing a vehicle
Multicultural Christian events planned
For second consecutive year, a Baylor student receives Truman Scholarship
Biologist's genetics textbook receiving acclaim
Legendary English professor lauded for 'brilliance'
'Contending for the Faith' calls churches to unapologetic Christian witness
New housing policy in 2004 will require freshmen to live on campus
Band program marks centennial celebration with President's Concert
Student-led diversity forum addresses common stereotypes
Chapel Friday gives freshmen an opportunity to discuss, reflect, connect
Endeavors
Masters in accountancy, '04
Electrical & computer engineering, '04
Chair of Marketing and Associate Professor
Alumni Association, University reach cooperative agreement
Students have more serious psychological disorders than in past
Babies and toddlers can learn new way to communicate
Hot summers of hard work taught responsibility, appreciation
Recent cases consider role of affirmative action in college admission policies
Fanfare
Hobbies help student-athletes relax, keep perspective
Track coach Stacey Bowers is training for 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens