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MORGAN HARLAN she approached the car, he Staff Writer exposed himself to her. The woman took pictures of O’Neal, the car and the Demarcus Rayshaud license plate as she fled and O’Neal, 28, was arrested later identified the Wednesday and man in a police Lariat File Photo charged with lineup. indecent exposure PIPE LEAK A pipe leak above the bowling lanes of the Bill Daniel Student Center (SUB) was discover in the morning on Jan. 24, A warrant and has caused minor damage to the basement, game room and bowling alley. Repairs will take place over the weekend to a female Baylor was issued student back in for his arrest November. Tuesday and he According was arrested the to Waco Police next day without Department incident at an East SUB basement closed to fix spokesman, Waco home where Sgt. W. Patrick he lives with his mother. Swanton, the student told O’Neal was released Waco police she was walking from the McLennan County water damage after pipe burst to class at about 10:30 a.m. jail on a $1,000 bond Nov. 28 near Fifth Street and Thursday morning. He also James Avenue when a car had two outstanding tickets BRIDGET SJOBERG give credit to our incredible student repairs are necessary, but we hope to pulled over in front of her. for criminal mischief and Staff Writer leaders in the Baylor game room for reopen on Monday.” A man inside said he had littering. being on point with calling Aramark and Dickey credited a large part of a question for her, and as The Bill Daniel Student Center checking in with me as a supervisor.” the problem being solved swiftly to (SUB) basement will be closed over the Matt Burchett, director of Student student leaders and staff present during weekend after a water line break caused Activities, said the damage was caused the leakage who took action to contact minor flooding and water damage. by a water line bursting in the ceiling resources in a prompt manner. Jordy Dickey, assistant director of the above the bowling alley. “What helped us to stop the leak and SUB, said he was one of the first people “The burst caused significant water really contain it was very much a team to discover the leak and appreciates the flow onto the lanes themselves,” effort of everyone taking action to notify Sexual assault effort made by student leaders in the Burchett said. “We took steps to handle Aramark and send out communications,” SUB to address the issue in a prompt the water in the facility for a brief Dickey said. “When you have an manner. moment and put a patch over the pipe. emergency moment, it’s really great to “We opened up the game room at 8 Baylor protocol is to then have Aramark have an incredible team that is well- suspect on bail a.m. this morning and upon our arrival, and restoration services come out for the trained to handle the problem with care we saw water pouring down onto the initial work of drying out the facilities. MORGAN HARLAN the night with Darby in bowling lanes,” Dickey said. “I definitely As evaluations go on, we’ll see if any PIPE BREAK >> Page 4 Staff Writer his bedroom and the next morning the victim woke up Christopher Brian with blood on her as well as Darby, 20, a former student blood on Darby’s hand. at Baylor, The victim’s was arrested Sexual Assault Sunday on a Nurse Examiner Baylor Riding Association felony charge of (SANE) showed sexual assault. the woman had Wednesday injuries consistent afternoon Darby with sexual assault. brings horses to campus was released on Furthermore, a $10,000 bond. Darby’s DNA was BRIDGET SJOBERG According found on her body. Staff Writer to the arrest According to the affidavit, the alleged incident affidavit, the police have a happened on Sept. 7, 2018, copy of a text message where Baylor Riding Association seeks to at a house party in the area Darby admitted he tried to be a home at the university for anyone of South Second Street and have sex with the victim but interested in horses, whether they have Gurley Lane in Waco. The he was too drunk. been riding their entire life or simply woman who said she was Darby turned himself in want to learn more. They brought several assaulted met Darby at a on Jan. 20. horses to the Baylor campus from 8 a.m. party and had consumed According to Darby’s to 10 p.m. Wednesday at Fountain Mall several alcoholic beverages Linkedin profile he was a in order to raise awareness about the club that evening. The affidavit Finance and MIS major but and let students interact with the horses. states that the night of the was not registered for classes McKinney senior Jazmin Ramos has party the woman spent this semester. been involved in the organization for all four years she has been at Baylor, and currently serves as the club’s president. She enjoys the opportunities that the club has given her to spend time with both horses and other Baylor Riding Association members. “Some of us love waking each other up in the morning to go ride,” Ramos said. “Me and my friend go out and ride Tuesday and Thursdays at 6 in the Shae Koharski l Multimedia Journalist morning, and we’re back at 9 for class HORSES Freshman Isabella Cumberland meets Monty the horse at Baylor Riding at 11.” Association event on Fountain Mall to raise awareness about the organization. Ramos said the club meets on a Elisabeth Tharp l Sports Director weekly basis and is open to students know basic horse safety and emergency Sanchez is Baylor Riding Association’s FLIGHT Baylor senior Clay Little takes Lariat sports director of all levels of experience with horses. Elisabeth Tharp for a ride in his plane. Students can also participate in a guest procedures.” vice president, and loves the unique role ride for $20 where they can ride horses Bringing the horses to Baylor’s main that horses have served and continue to for the day. campus was a way to publicize their serve in her life. “You don’t have to have experience organization but also provide relief for “Horses have always been a big Baylor senior flies away with horses to join the club. I don’t stressed out students. part of my life - I’ve been riding since come from a horse background, but “We’ve been bringing horses to I was about 4 years old, and taking care ELISABETH THARP he finds time to fly before and other members have competed and been campus for at least eight years, it’s a of friend’s horses whenever I could,” Sports Director after school throughout the riding for years. There’s a wide range great way to get our name out,” Ramos Sanchez said. “I’ve always had this week at the Waco regional of experience,” Ramos said. “We meet said. “We let students know they can go irresistible pull and connection with Wylie senior Clay Little airport, FBO Texas Aero. once a week for a general meeting, pet the horses and they usually love to them that I’ve never felt with other has been flying for seven Little said when he was and we organize who goes to feed the come over. Some people bring their dogs animals. They won’t follow you blindly years and has his own plane younger, his father would horses since they need to get fed every to meet the horses, and professors will and definitely have a mind of their own, sometimes bring their kids as well.” in Waco. Little is an aviation day. We also have trail leaders who are HORSES >> Page 4 administration major and said certified by the club to lead out trails and Johnson City sophomore Danielle PLANE >> Page 4

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COLUMN Curt Schilling shows Hall of Fame bias against Republicans

CAMERON STUART the 2016 election. In 2018, he nearly Yankee Stadium on practically one leg and survival supplies for two days they have alleged child molester Bill Radio Director ran against incumbent Sen. Elizabeth following surgery the morning of the from Medfield, Mass., to Houston. Conlin honored as the 2011 recipient Warren on the Republican ticket in game. Instead, the team’s owners, who While the mainstream media has of the J. G. Taylor Spink award given Tuesday night saw four Massachusetts in the Senate election. publicly campaigned for John Kerry tried to make him out to be a villain for career achievement as a baseball accomplished Major League Baseball Without question, Schilling in the 2004 presidential election, have because of pictures he shares on writer. They also welcomed in Bobby players get the phone call they’ve has played his part in a fair share condemned him, going so far as to social media, his actions tell a totally Cox in 2014, who was arrested in waited and worked for their entire of controversies, but his rocky not invite him to a 2004 team reunion different story. 1995 for beating his wife. The plaque life. When the Baseball Hall of Fame relationship with the media has not during Game One of the 2018 World Schilling’s career itself is deserving of Orlando Cepeda still graces its announced its newest inductees, made the situations any less serious. Series. of a Hall of Fame induction. While hallowed hallways even with his some names He was fired from his job at ESPN Longtime Boston Globe Red his 216 career wins may not seem like federal criminal status for smuggling were notably in 2016 for sharing (not posting) Sox beat writer and columnist Dan enough, he is one of just two eligible 165 pounds of marijuana to the San absent. Amid a meme on Facebook that might Shaughnessy has been the leader pitchers with 3,000 strikeouts not to Juan International Airport, according massive cheating be seen as offensive to transgender among baseball writers advocating be in the Hall already, according to to an interview he did with Steve scandals, Roger people. According to CNN Business, to leave Schilling out of the Hall of Baseball-Reference. The only other Springer in 1985. Steve Carlton, Clemens and former ESPN president John Skipper Fame. After Schilling retweeted a pitcher with 3,000 strikeouts to not who told Philadelphia magazine in Barry Bonds told his employees in a memo that post showing a T-shirt joking about yet grace the Hall of Fame is the 1994 that “AIDS was created at a once again didn’t ESPN “is not a political organization.” lynching journalists, Shaughnessy aforementioned Roger Clemens, a secret Maryland biological warfare get 75 percent Not yet 18 months after Schilling lost vocally withdrew his support for proven steroid user. laboratory” to “get rid of gays and of the votes his job for re-posting a meme, ESPN the former Red Sox player. In fact, Compared to 2019 inductee Mike blacks,” got 95.8 percent of the vote necessary for anchor Jemele Hill was suspended Shaughnessy told NBC Sports Boston Mussina, Schilling looks like one of in his first year of eligibility and was induction. for just two weeks after calling the in 2016 that he would be invoking the the best pitchers of all time. According enshrined just a few months later with Another man also didn’t get president of the United States a “character clause” on the Hall of Fame to Baseball-Reference, Schilling has one of the highest voting percentages the necessary vote tally to make “white supremacist.” These situations ballot, designed to keep cheaters and a lower ERA than Mussina (3.46 to in history. Yet, the character clause “The Hall,” but it was not because beg the question of whether ESPN criminals out. 3.68), more career strikeouts (3,116 was never evoked on any of those of performance-enhancing drugs, is an apolitical organization or We hear about Schilling’s to 2,813) and a lower WHIP (1.137 pillars of the game. being a bad teammate or a deadbeat just apolitical when the views are controversies, yet never about his to 1.192). Schilling has also led the It’s time for baseball writers to dad. Curt Schilling isn’t being put conservative. philanthropy. He started “Curt’s league in wins and strikeouts, and take a look at who they want in the in the Hall of Fame because he is a Back in his adopted home of Pitch for ALS,” which donated he started more often than Mussina. Hall of Fame. While a man who Republican. Massachusetts, the vitriol from the money to those suffering from Lou Schilling won 20 games in a season allegedly molested his own niece is To the national media, it is not so media was just as brutal. It is clear Gehrig’s disease with each strikeout three times while Mussina could not honored among baseball’s greatest, much a problem that Schilling is a that he is not getting any sort of he recorded, earning him the Branch accomplish it till his 19th and final a humanitarian, family man and Republican but rather that he is not backing from the Boston Red Sox Rickey Award for baseball’s most Major League season. darn good baseball player is kept ashamed of it. He has appeared on organization. This is, mind you, the charitable professional in 2001. Then again, the Baseball Hall of out because he supports the political the campaign trail for both George same organization that he led to the According to WEEI, in the wake of Fame is a place for men of outstanding party in power in our country. W. Bush and John McCain and voiced first World Series title in 86 years Hurricane Harvey in 2017, Schilling character as well as contributions Cameron is a senior communication his support for Donald Trump during and pitched a do-or-die Game Six at drove a truck filled with food, water to the game. That is why, of course, specialist major from Rockland, Mass.

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BRIDGET SJOBERG better,” Stowe said. “There’s Staff Writer a stigma of Baylor being a bubble, but this program It was an easy fit for students The Bear to Bear program really shows Baylor presence seeks to provide opportunities in the community and “wanting to volunteer.” for Baylor students to tutor allows our volunteers to be and interact with students ambassadors and really pour ROBIN NEWMAN | at Waco’s nearby JH Hines out into students. They can JH HINES SOCIAL Elementary School. Each be examples to these students WORKER volunteer from Baylor is paired in the education system that up with an elementary school they can go to college and way. unique resource in their large student, providing advice and achieve their goals and hopes “The Bear to Bear program volunteer base to support academic support on a weekly for themselves.” is pretty powerful for both the goals of our schools. By basis. Newman said that she has Baylor and JH Hines,” helping strengthen our schools Baylor alumna Robin worked with JH Hines for the Newman said. “Our Hines’ and communities closest to Newman currently serves as past five years and appreciates students love being matched Baylor, volunteers are helping Photo courtesy of the Bear to Bear webpage the family and community the relationship that has with college students, having to create college and career VOLUNTEER Through the Bear to Bear program, Baylor stu- social worker at JH Hines formed between Hines and one-on-one tutoring time and pipelines just one mile away dents have an opportunity to be a mentor to students at JH and helps with training and Baylor to create a program that having exposure to college from campus.” Hines Elementary a short car ride from campus. matching up Baylor volunteers serves both groups in a special students. Baylor provides a to JH Hines students. She views Bear to Bear as a program that provides benefits for both institutions and allows Baylor students to become involved in the local community. “It was Baylor’s vision to really invest in schools and communities who are close to campus,” Newman said. “Because Hines is about a mile away from Baylor, it was an easy fit for students wanting to volunteer.” Newman said that Baylor students work directly with students usually in a tutoring capacity and their highest need is small group or individual tutoring. Baylor students volunteer weekly at JH Hines with either math tutoring on Tuesdays or reading tutoring on Wednesdays. Reading blocks with Pre-K through first grade students and helping out with after-school enrichment programs are also available for Baylor volunteers to become involved. Maegan Stowe, office manager of external affairs Sundown Sessions: described the program as one Friday, January 25 - that allows for interaction and Escape Rooms provides long-term support. Friday, March 8 “Bear to Bear is a tutoring 9 p.m.-1 a.m. Bring your friends and do your best program allowing for any Neoclassical Gaze: Myth to escape the SUB! Email [email protected] Baylor students to help out in areas like reading or math, Reality of Ancient Sculpture by 5 p.m. today to reserve a space. There will which really help students out Examine and appreciate the artwork of the be walk-in options available, too! FREE bowling in the long run,” Stowe said. also will be available in the Baylor Gameroom. San Antonio senior Sydney nineteenth-century as Martin Museum Drake said she has been presents Neoclassical Gaze: Myth Reality tutoring with Bear to Bear for almost a year, and decided to of Ancient Sculpture, featuring Wilhelm Monday, January 28 get involved so she could help Gottlieb Becker’s Augusteum, a three-volume other students read at a young Movie Mondays at the age. publication of engravings illustrating ancient “I feel like the importance of Greek and Roman sculpture, and plaster cast Hippodrome: Social Animals reading should be established reproductions of ancient sculpture. at a young age,” Drake said. “As 7 p.m. Head over to the Waco Hippodrome students, we can often forget to watch Social Animals, a movie about a that service goes beyond the Baylor community.” Friday, January 25 photographer, an aspiring swimsuit model and One of the most impactful a Midwest girl who are all looking to become parts about being involved Film & Digital Media with Bear to Bear for Drake famous and accepted on their Instagram has been noticing the presents Q&A with John Lee accounts. Admission is free. Tickets can be progression and improvement picked up at the Baylor Ticket Office or the that the students are able to Hancock and Derek Haas experience in their schoolwork Hippodrome Box Office. and testing. 4-5 p.m. Gather in Castellaw 101 to hear from “The STAR test focuses two industry greats—John Lee Hancock, best on reading and writing, and Tuesday, January 29 seeing kids expand their known for directing the sports drama films The vocabulary is so inspiring,” Rookie and The Blind Side and the historical Dr Pepper Hour Drake said. “Seeing how bright drama films Saving Mr. Banks and The Founder, these kids are gets me excited 3-4 p.m. Experience the long-standing about our future.” and Derek Haas co-writer of the screenplays for 1953 tradition every Tuesday and head to the Stowe pointed out that 3:10 to Yuma, Wanted and The Double. an important aspect of the Student Union Building to enjoy a delicious Bear to Bear program is the Dr Pepper float with students, faculty and relationships formed between Sundown Sessions: Creed II Baylor and JH Hines students staff. Dr Pepper Hour is located in Barfield through meeting weekly 9 p.m.-1 a.m. Bring some popcorn and swing Drawing Room. during the school year. by the Bill Daniel Student Center Den for a free “It’s a weekly commitment, which really provides showing of Creed II, the story of a young boxer consistency and helps build learning from Rocky Balboa. FREE bowling in Thursday, January 31 relationships between the the Baylor Gameroom will be available, too! matched students,” Stowe said. New Testament Baylor volunteers also have the opportunity within Colloquium—Apocryphal Bear to Bear to help out at Saturday, January 26 monthly events and family Acts of the Apostles nights, as well as offered after- Baylor Men’s Basketball school enrichment programs, 3:30-5 p.m. Dr. Brent Landau, lecturer in according to Newman. vs. Alabama religious studies at the University of Texas at “Our enrichment programs currently include drums, 11 a.m. Throw on your green and gold and cheer Austin, will speak on “Jesus the Shape-Shifter: garden, yoga, STEM, history for your Bears in the Big 12/SEC challenge The Polymorphy of Christ in Early Christian and gender specific leadership Apocrypha” in the Kayser Auditorium. clubs,” Newman said. “If a against Alabama at the Ferrell Center. Baylor student or group has a specific gift or hobby they would like to share with elementary students, we really welcome ideas for the after- school program.” Along with benefiting JH For more, join Baylor Connect at Hines students academically, Stowe sees the program as baylor.edu/ a way for Baylor students to baylorconnect reach out and get involved in Follow @BaylorStuAct, @BaylorMA and the Waco community. @BaylorUB on Twitter. “It really helps Baylor to connect to the community Friday, January 25, 2019 The Baylor Lariat 4 News

PIPE BREAK from Page 1 for these spaces and also for “The game room and our patrons so they have a bowling lanes will be closed, clear understanding of what’s but the movie will still go on going on.” Friday and escape rooms will Dickey said that the SUB continue Saturday,” Dickey basement spaces will be said. “We want to encourage closed to students over the students to still attend and weekend for repairs with a enjoy those activities.” goal of reopening the morning Burchett said that groups of Jan. 28. expected to use the basement “We have restoration in space over the weekend were the space to run dehumidifiers notified of the damage, and that can soak up moisture that reopening Monday will in and around the lanes,” remain the goal if damage Dickey said. “Because of this remains at the expected level. equipment in the space and “We’ve notified any their usage of a lot of electrical partners that take classes in outlets, we thought it was best that area and made the rounds to close down the entire space as it relates to various people to allow work and cleaning to or groups impacted by this,” take place.” Burchett said. “The SUB is Despite the weekend a 70-year-old building, so closing of the SUB basement, moments like this can be a Dickey said that Sundown challenge, but we’re hopeful Sessions programming will that the issue will be resolved still be held in the SUB on quickly.” Friday and Saturday night. HORSES from Page 1 Shae Koharski l Multimedia Journalist and I think that’s part of what and the horses have a way of INTERIOR DESIGN Austin junior Rachel Clay and Idaho freshman Annaliese Cheeley look over their designs together in the makes them special. You get bringing people together over Goebel building. what you put into them and it’s a mutual interest.” a very mutual relationship.” Ramos also appreciates Sanchez said she the opportunities that being a appreciates the fact that member of BRA has allowed the club is open to students her, and hopes that the club with a variety of different continues to expand and experiences with horses, welcome in new members but that all members share a looking to get involved. Baylor interior design major common interest and passion “We’ve had horses that for getting involved. have been in the club for the “This club is the best kind past eight years- we have growing, succeeding of therapy,” Sanchez said. one who is around 20 or 22 “People from all different and our youngest is about backgrounds and coming eight. They carry lots of ALINA WONG from so many different places weight on trail rides and put amount of hours in the artificially Staff Writer can all come together and in good work, which gives lit building. Some have even stayed connect over their mutual love us great opportunities within overnight. Illinois freshman Annie After over 20 years at Baylor, the of horses. It doesn’t matter the club,” Ramos said. “A Bishop said, “I spent 48 hours in that initially small interior design program whether you know everything goal this semester is to have The combination building once. I went home only for an has seen a significant increase in people there is about horses or have more people participating hour to grab food.” over the past few years. Interior design “of Baylor’s tier never touched one in your life- and involved- BRA is a great Idaho freshman Annaliese Cheeley, professor Ann Theriot attributed the BRA is welcome to everyone.” program with all we offer and level plus its added half-jokingly in regard to the program’s success to the recent upturn Sanchez has valued the how much availability and lighting in the building, “The artificial in economy, which has relinquished bonds that BRA has allowed freedom members get in the Christian identity lights hurt my eyes so much I sometimes some fears on employment stability her to form both with the club.” wear sunglasses in the studio to focus.” and cast a more positive light on job is a unique draw horses and with other club Ramos encourages Celina freshman Victoria Segraves prospects for interior design majors. members she spends time those interested in joining that brings said “You would think that the interior “The position of Baylor in its with. BRA to follow the club on design building would be a creative national rankings, its Christian identity, “Caring for and enjoying social media platforms (@ students to our and comfortable place but the lack of and its interior design accreditation such powerful animals like buridingassoc) and attend club daylight makes it hard to be creative gives it a unique edge,” Theriot said. program.” horses gives you a sense of meetings, which are at 7 p.m. and motivated.” “There are many top tier schools awe and also overwhelming on Thursdays in BSB A236. with accredited programs, but the ANN THERIOT | love,” Sanchez said. “The club Overall, the students expressed combination of Baylor’s tier level plus BAYLOR INTERIOR their bewilderment over the fact that its Christian identity is a unique draw DESIGN PROFESSOR the building designated to the major PLANE from Page 1 that brings students to our program. specializing in the design of interior Plus, interior design majors have an spaces could have such a flaw. The employment rate of 80-85 percent upon take him to watch planes and “If you keep trying and do building was originally built for graduation that is high for any major.” this sparked his interest in your best, you’ll always find lacking factor: none of the classrooms printing purposes, thus the need for She continued to speak on the becoming a pilot. your way.” or studios in the interior design building windows was minimal. Over the years, program’s increasing recognition in the “When my dad was still in Little said the biggest thing have windows. it was passed to environmental studies media and among public firms. “We the military, he would take me in the aviation community, for Several studies over the past before finally landing in interior design. get approached by firms regularly who out to the flight line before he him, is the people. decade have already shown that natural “Light would be good on many want Baylor interior design interns. We would go to work,” Little said. “It’s a really tight-knit, lighting is important for the well- levels for my students’ health because got approached last semester by a firm “He would show me all the small community and being being of students when it comes to they’re in here so long,” Theriot said. in Austin who we, to our knowledge, did planes as they’d takeoff and able to meet so many new their performance, health and learning “It would also be good for their design not have a Baylor student employed at. I can remember that from my people with new airplanes and capabilities. However, New Jersey work because natural daylight is Through their own channels they heard childhood. I always had such learning the history of aviation freshman Angeline Wong described that certainly going to impact the way that that Baylor interior design is putting a fond memory of aviation has been amazing,” Little said. the interior design students at Baylor they see color.” out the best interior design graduates and on my 15th birthday, my Being a full-time student often endure long stretches of time Although many of the students in Texas. Our program is also growing parents got me a discovery at Baylor and having his own without daylight due to studio hours, and Theriot herself saw the great in media coverage as more faculty flight and it has been history plane here in Waco, Little said and the duration needed to complete value natural lighting would have for members are researching, publishing ever since.” it’s given him a small glimpse their projects in the Goebel building. the students, she was unsure about and working on projects within the Little said the best piece into what his future could look “For many other majors, you can how much Baylor would prioritize community. Just five years ago, many of advice his father has given like. study in Moody or the BSB and get their situation. “Baylor would need to people on campus didn’t even know we him is to always do his best, no “Being able to see what lots of sunlight,” Wong said. “But consider this a long-term investment. existed. That would be a rare situation matter what. I can fly now and having the for interior design majors, all of our I’m not sure that this is on Baylor’s list. today.” “Even if you have a whole opportunities to fly here in resources are kept at Goebel and it’s the But, I would love for Baylor to see the Despite the program’s slow but bunch of struggles in between, Waco to build upon that and only place with enough space for us to qualities of this program and to invest steady rise at Baylor, Theriot and a always do the best that you can fly corporate jets later which work on our projects.” in it.” number of interior design students because you’ll always succeed is really what I want to do in Due to the tedious nature of their wondered about the recognition the no matter what,” Little said. life,” Little said. projects, students spend a considerable program is getting because of one

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After weeks of purity and purification. But it’s interesting because the torso is reminiscent of anticipation since “It is interested in purifying art again back to those simple Michelangelo’s style.” the closing of the forms from the ancient world again,” DeLouche said. “The More than simply for viewing, Gustafson said the exhibit will previous exhibit, political side of it wants to purify the social and political realms, be a fantastic resource for the art students who need figures to the Martin as well.” practice drawing. Museum of Arts The exhibit features information about Johann Winckelmann, The exhibit will be open through March 8. finally opened its who is considered by many to be the father of art history, having “This exhibition unpacks the myths and realities of looking doors Tuesday written one of the first identifiable modern works of art history at these ancient works of art,” with a new in the 18th century, DeLouche said. He fits into the context of DeLouche said. “It’s exhibit. Upon exhibit as the first to examine historical art, particularly Greek really exciting.” entering the and Roman statues, beyond its aesthetics and dissect social door, viewers and political statements proposed by works of art. are met with The specific pieces in the exhibit are from the stunning Augusteum, published between 1804 and 1811, a engravings collection of over 100 engravings that reproduce and large statues in the Dresden Royal Collection in reconstructions Dresden, Germany, collected by Augustus II, of ancient DeLouche said. The prints were made to share Greek and Roman the statues with a larger audience than would sculptures, all a part of the ever see the collection in person. free exhibit, “The Neoclassical Unfortunately, the collection of statues Gaze: Myth and Reality of was bombed during World War II, so many of Ancient Sculpture.” the statues are reconstructions of the originals, Dr. Sean DeLouche is a including the actual museum. lecturer of art and art history, The exhibit, which is the first to feature specializing in 18th and 19th works of the Augusteum prints, came century art. He was the curator about by rather serendipitous means, of the exhibit, along with Dr. DeLouche said. Nathan Elkins who teaches “The director of the museum, Alison Greek and Roman art and Chew, was cleaning up the museum and found, archaeology. on the top shelf, 90-odd engravings,” DeLouche “The two of us collaborated said. “She came down the hall to me and Nathan on the building of this exhibition,” and asked us to identify. We discovered they were from DeLouche said. “We approached the Augusteum.” the exhibition from our two DeLouche regularly utilizes the Martin Museum of perspectives, his from the Greek Art’s collection in his classes to give his student firsthand and Roman side, mine from 18th and experience with the art they learn about in the classroom. 19th century, what’s called the era of “I was using Augusteum prints in my classes regularly,” neoclassicism.” DeLouche said. “So, Nathan and I were talking and decided Neoclassicism is the revival of to collaborate together on this exhibition that we could both ancient art that occurred in the middle use in our classes.” of the 18th century due to the excavations Since its opening two days ago, classes have already of Pompeii and Herculaneum, DeLouche been taking advantage of the unique exhibit. Plano said. sophomore Claire Gustafson is a studio art major with “This spurred an incredible enthusiasm a concentration in print making, and her class for the ancient world again and art began to visited the exhibit to practice their figure simulate the styles of these ancient works of art drawing. that they were finding,” DeLouche said. “We were each required to However, it was not simply the art of the 18th pick one and I chose the century that began reflecting the ancient world. torso that you see when Fashion, furniture and architecture also began to shift you first come into the in a similar way, DeLouche said. Martin Museum,” “There is also a social and political dimension, Gustafson said. as well,” DeLouche said. “This is the age of “It’s missing revolution. The American Revolution the arms, is just around the corner, and the legs and French Revolution. The whole 19th head. century becomes known as the ‘age of revolution.’” One of the central themes of neoclassicism that Thomas Moran | Arts and Life Editor is clearly reflected in the exhibit is the emphasis on ETCHED IN STONE Though the above statue is a 19th century reproduction of “Athena Lemnia,” a fifth century BCE piece attributed to Phidias. Statues like these inspired the engravings like the “Athlete Pouring Oil,” (left) drawn by Johann David Schubert and engraved by Johann Gotthold Seiffert, which were created to widely share images of Roman and Greek sculpture.

Fresh kicks, Fresh start Local streetwear business ‘Way Limited’ reopens after burglary

LINDSEY REYNOLDS Nike. His collection grew rapidly, their love for style and many years Reporter attracting the attention of Thornton of hard work. and his high-profile clientele. Little did the two know, not only In the summer of 2018, former “I started selling stuff to would a successful investigation University of Mary Hardin-Baylor De’Oryen, and he had a lot of really lead to the stolen merchandise being linebacker De’Oryen Thornton cool clients,” Gilstrap said. “He was returned to them, but also their new and longtime sneakerhead Brady helping me move my stuff faster, store would be reopened within five Gilstrap joined forces to introduce and all of a sudden he asked me if months, and it would be worth over Waco to the high-end vintage and I wanted to start a store with him.” four times more than their original streetwear scenes. But it was not He agreed, and so sparked the store. without tenacity and a major defeat dream of becoming the pioneers of “With our insurance, we got that made the young entrepreneurs’ street fashion in Waco. the money back and our security dreams a reality. On Aug. 12, with a line wrapping company also gave us some money,” In the middle of his football around the building, ‘Culture Thornton said. “We waited five career at UMHB, Thornton endured Threads’ opened at 4604 Memorial months and reached out to our a career-ending injury. Dr. The store was an instant success. supplier, Max Loughborough. We “I tore my hip labrum, and I But, this success was short-lived. decided to go into business with needed something else to do besides Three weeks after opening, a him.” football,” Thornton said. “After 2016, burglary became a major obstacle Loughborough had connected I came home after surgery and didn’t in their journey of bringing the both Thornton and Gilstrap with know what I wanted to do with my streetwear market to Waco. many of the rare items in their life. I started customizing shoes… I “When I showed up to the store original store, Culture Threads. also distressed and tapered jeans.” and everything was gone, I realized As a result of their friendship, REIGNING SUPREME Brady Gilstrap (left), De’Oryen Thornton (center) and Max As a result of this, Thornton around $15,000 of my own stuff and Loughborough agreed to become Loughborough (right) changed Waco’s streatwear game after opening Way Limited. became popular throughout Waco a year and a half of my work was the third owner in their new store. for his sense of style. He attracted gone as well,” Gilstrap said. “A lot of Jan. 12 became a widely the attention of a few Baylor greats these items don’t depreciate in value; anticipated day by the streetwear such as former basketball players they actually increase.” lovers of Waco and the surrounding Royce O’Neale and Taurean Prince, In the world of high-end vintage, cities alike. After a plethora of as well as former wide receiver KD rarity and time are major price- struggles and unrelenting hustle, Cannon. determining factors. For instance, the three store owners opened their “I was buying for them, when I a pair of $100 sneakers has the new store on the corner of 17th met Brady,” Thornton said. “He had potential to quadruple in price Street and Austin Ave., renamed a lot of rare Supreme among other within the next year and sometimes Way Limited. brands. When I decided to open the the next month, especially if they are “I see Way Limited establishing store, I asked him if he wanted to an envied limited release. Culture itself as its own brand,” Gilstrap collaborate.” Threads had $20,000 worth of said. “If we can build the streetwear Gilstrap’s love for street fashion inventory stolen, with the majority scene up in Waco, I see us being developed when he was in high of those items increasing in value the pioneers and leaders of fashion school. daily. here. We also want to create an “I was buying rare Adidas shoes Despite this devastation, atmosphere where people can not that most people couldn’t get their positivity and resilience radiated only get high-end streetwear or rare hands on, and I was flipping them between the two store owners. vintage, but also where they can within my school,” Gilstrap said. “At that point it was defeating, but hang out and socialize with people After high school, Gilstrap’s I just wasn’t going to stop,” Gilstrap who share the same style and love collection expanded to items from said. “As soon as it happened, I knew for streetwear.” streetwear giants such as Supreme, that De’Oryen and I were going to You can follow Way Limited Bathing Ape, Off-White and get another store opened.” on Instagram @WayLimited, on Photos by Lindsey Reynolds | Reporter PUMPED UP KICKS De’Oryen Thornton and Brady Gilstrap opened Culture Threads, limited collections from Adidas and The tenacity that continued to Twitter @CultureThreadss or visit propel their vision was the result of the store at 1621 Austin Ave. a streetwear store, on Aug. 12 2018. After a burglary and relocation, the store has reopened as ‘Way Limited’ with a new business partner, Max Loughborough.

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Jason Pedreros | Multimedia Journalist DIRECTING THE OFFENSE Baylor senior guard Chloe Jackson calls out a play against Nicholls State on Nov. 6 at the Ferrell Center. Jackson recorded her first double-double as a Baylor Lady Bear Wednesday night in the 84-69 win over No. 20 Iowa State. Jackson scored 11 points and dished out a career-high 11 assists. As Jackson goes, so do Lady Bears Baylor’s transfer point guard steadily improving as season progresses

BEN EVERETT Baylor head coach Kim Mulkey said Jackson’s transition from Sports Editor shooting guard to point guard is impressive. “Everything Chloe does with the ball in her hands impresses Baylor women’s basketball came into the fall with two me,” Mulkey said. “That’s like taking a wide receiver and making certainties: Junior forward Lauren Cox and senior center Kalani them a quarterback in their fifth year of college. An athlete might Brown would dominate the paint and sophomore guard Alexis run the ball, but you’ve got to have patterns, you’ve got to throw Morris would run the point. the ball on a dime, you’ve got to have presence in the pocket. She’s In September, however, Morris was suddenly dismissed from doing all of that stuff.” the team due to a violation of team rules. The Lady Bears had On Wednesday, the Lady Bears hosted No. 20 Iowa State for major uncertainty at point guard. a Top-25 showdown at the Ferrell Center. Jackson notched her Fast forward four months and those worries have been first double-double in a Baylor uniform with 11 points and a eradicated. Graduate transfer guard Chloe Jackson stepped into career-high 11 assists. Jackson said she didn’t know about her stat the starting point guard role and has led Baylor to a 16-1 record, line until after the game, but her assists can be attributed to her including a monumental upset win over then-No. 1 UConn on teammates making shots. Jan. 3. “I actually didn’t even know I had a double-double, so that’s cool,” Jackson said. “My teammates were hitting shots. I was hitting them early, then I missed a couple so I knew I had to start feeding my teammates. They helped me; they were hitting tonight.” The Lady Bears defeated the Cyclones 84-69 for their 28th consecutive win over a Big 12 opponent. Baylor recorded 29 Everything Chloe does assists to Iowa State’s nine. Mulkey said Jackson’s unexpected “with the ball in her hands ability as a passer and the rest of the team’s unselfishness make the Lady Bears tough to beat. impresses me. That’s like “Everything she does surprises me,” Mulkey said. “I’ve never coached her before. She’s never played that position before. She’s taking a wide receiver and very comfortable. These two [Cox and Jackson] are leading the making them a quarterback nation in assist-to-turnover ratio. Very unselfish team.” The LSU transfer is stepping up in the biggest games. Jackson in their fifth year of college.” scored 19 points in a road win over No. 18 South Carolina. She recorded 11 points and nine assists in the Lady Bears’ upset of UConn. In her last three games, Jackson has averaged 9.7 assists KIM MULKEY | per game. She said she is becoming more and more comfortable HEAD COACH with her teammates, which results in a better offense and higher assist numbers. “My teammates are running with me,” Jackson said. “I’m going Associated Press to give them the ball. I know their strengths and weaknesses now. Just being able to find them in spots where they can hit it and RUN THE BREAK Baylor senior guard Chloe Jackson pushes they’ve been knocking them down. All credit to my teammates.” the ball down the floor against UConn on Jan. 3 at the Ferrell Jackson, who played shooting guard at LSU, leads the team Baylor looks to extend its win streak to nine when it faces Center. Jackson recorded 11 points and nine assists in the 68-57 with 6.7 assists per game while also chipping in 10.9 points. Oklahoma at 2 p.m. Sunday in Norman, Okla. win over the Huskies.

Track and field looks to build off success at Texas Tech Classic

DJ RAMIREZ The Bears kicked off the meet with five wins on Sports Writer Friday night. Sophomore Tuesdi Tidwell and freshman KC The Baylor track and field team will compete Lightfoot both earned their first collegiate titles in the Texas Tech Classic Friday and Saturday in in the pole vault event with Tidwell achieving Lubbock after a strong performance in Iowa where a personal record and Lightfoot being named the women’s team placed first with 91 points and the Outstanding Male Field Event Athlete. men’s team finished sixth in the Larry Wieczorek It was a clean sweep for the Bears in the women’s Invitational. 200 meters, with seniors Kiana Horton and Raven The Bears returned from Iowa with eight wins, Grant taking first and second, and sophomore including both the men’s and women’s relay. Sydney Washington placing third. Washington then Head coach Todd Harbour said it was an overall proceeded to take first in the 60 meters premier on good weekend for both teams, with the men’s team Saturday with a time of 7.41. Washington said she moving up in the national polls at No. 16 and the wanted to continue to improve after her strong women’s team being ranked No. 27. start to the season as the team prepares for the Courtesy of Baylor Athletics “On paper our ladies had a better meet than the invitational in Lubbock. men, but in reality, our men moved up nationally,” “I’m definitely trying to work on running HEAD OF STEAM Baylor junior sprinter Maxwell Willis competes in the Power Five Harbour said. “That’s kind of how our sport works Invitational on Feb. 2 in Ann Arbor, Mich. sometimes. The obvious isn’t always obvious.” TRACK >> Page 8 Friday, January 25, 2019 The Baylor Lariat 8 Sports Butler, Bears face ‘Bama in SEC/Big 12 Challenge

JESSIKA HARKAY After losing key players like sophomore Sports Writer forward Tristan Clark and senior guard Jake Lindsey to injuries, the “step-up” mentality The Baylor men’s basketball team is coming has grown throughout the team. Influential off its third straight win as it goes into a mid- players like Mason are a part of multiple factors season matchup against the Alabama Crimson contributing to the Bears success. Butler said Tide at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Ferrell Center as Mason is a role model for him. a part of the SEC/Big 12 Challenge. Freshman guard Jared Butler, a Reserve, La., native, originally committed to play for Alabama before flipping his commitment to the Bears on Aug. 19. Sitting at 12-6, the Bears’ momentum has been on and off throughout the season. It’s the Big 12. With a win this weekend, the Bears will be “ on their longest win streak of the year. Baylor Every team is going is currently tied for first place in the Big 12 to make a run. ... standings with Kansas and Kansas State. Baylor head coach Scott Drew said taking Every game comes one game at a time and establishing his team’s confidence has been key to the Bears’ recent down to the last success. possession. If we “We learned early on this year that we can beat anybody or that we can lose to anybody,” can keep stringing Drew said. “I really like the lesson that we can beat anybody, but I think that you learn along, you never more sometimes in your losses. [We need to] know what can understand that you have to be prepared for each and every game. Otherwise, in the Big 12, happen.” you don’t even give yourself a chance to win.” After Baylor’s upset against No. 8 Texas Tech MAKAI MASON | last week, the Bears carried that momentum to a win over West Virginia in Morgantown, SENIOR GUARD W.Va. Against the Mountaineers, Baylor scored 85 points, got 45 rebounds and recorded 17 assists, making it one of the Bears’ most well- rounded games of the season so far. Senior guard Makai Mason attributed the “Makai is always poised and makes the Bears’ recent success and offensive momentum right play,” Butler said. “He doesn’t get tired of to keeping their composure and pushing back making the right play, so I feel like that’s a very against the competition. good quality in being a point guard. I try to be “It’s the Big 12. Every team is going to make like Makai and learn a lot from Makai and with a run. We just had to weather the storm there,” the things he does. I just add it to my game.” Mason said. “Getting stops and rebounds Alabama freshman guard Kira Lewis Jr. has I think was a big thing. We know shots are similar statistics to Mason, posing a noteworthy going to fall here and there. ... That’s the Big 12. threat for the Bears going into Saturday’s game. Especially this year, every game comes down Hitting midseason with nearly 250 points to the last possession. If we can keep stringing already and only 35 turnovers, Lewis is an along, you never know what can happen.” offensive weapon the Bears will have to defend During the Bears’ three-game win streak, Josh Aguirre | Multimedia Editor against this weekend. Mason has 58 points while making over half of Following the matchup with Alabama, the THROUGH THE CONTACT Baylor freshman guard Jared Butler drives past a Texas Tech defender his shots. With a season average of 15.6 points Bears will face Oklahoma at 8 p.m. Monday in on his way to the basket Jan. 19 at the Ferrell Center. Butler originally committed to Alabama before per game, Mason is averaging 18.2 points per Norman, Okla. switching to Baylor. The Bears play the Crimson Tide Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Ferrell Center. game in Big 12 play.

TRACK Baylor Lariat STATEMENT ON HAZING from Page 7 Spring 2019 without wasting motion,” Radio Section 51.936 (c) of the Texas Education Code requires Baylor University to publish and distribute during the first Washington said. “Since the 60 three weeks of each semester a summary of the Texas Hazing Law, subchapter F, Chapter 37 of the Texas Education is such a short and technical Code, and a list of organizations that have been disciplined for hazing or convicted of hazing on or off the campus of the institution during the preceding three years. In compliance with this law, Baylor provides the following race, there’s not a lot of room information: for error, so I’m really trying to refine the things that I Texas Hazing Law, Subchapter F, Chapter 37 of the Texas Education Code already do well [...] I know at Tech there’s going to be a lot of § 37.151. DEFINITIONS. In this subchapter: (1) an educational institution, or that may reasonably be $10,000; or (2) if the court finds that the offense “Educational institution" includes a public or private expected to cause a student to leave the organization caused personal injury, property damage, or other competition.” high school. (2) "Pledge" means any person who or the institution rather than submit to acts described loss, a fine of not less than $5,000 nor more than Sophomore Kennedy has been accepted by, is considering an offer of in this subdivision; and (E) any activity that double the amount lost or expenses incurred because membership from, or is in the process of qualifying induces, causes, or requires the student to perform a of the injury, damage, or loss. Bailey placed second in the for membership in an organization. (3) "Pledging" duty or task that involves a violation of the Penal 60-meter hurdles, becoming means any action or activity related to becoming a Code. § 37.154. 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(a) An organization commits an offense subjected to hazing activities: (1) may report the safety of the student; (D) any activity that if the organization condones or encourages hazing or suspected hazing activities to police or other law second in the women’s 1,000 intimidates or threatens the student with ostracism, if an officer or any combination of members, enforcement officials; and (2) is immune from civil meters, her first competition of that subjects the student to extreme mental stress, pledges, or alumni of the organization commits or or other liability that might otherwise be imposed or shame, or humiliation, that adversely affects the assists in the commission of hazing. (b) An offense incurred as a result of the report, unless the report is the indoor season. Freshman mental health or dignity of the student or discourages under this section is a misdemeanor punishable by: made in bad faith or with malice. 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Harbour said the Texas The following student organizations have been disciplined for hazing or convicted for hazing during the previous Tech Classic will be one of three years: the best competitions of the season. “This meet here, we’ve Beta Upsilon Chi Fraternity, Spring 2016 Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity, Spring 2016 Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity, Spring 2018 been telling them since day Kappa Omega Tau Fraternity, Spring 2018 Delta Tau Delta Fraternity, Fall 2018 one, this is the meet,” Harbour said. “You better buckle your Baylor’s Statement on Hazing can be reviewed online at: http://www.baylor.edu/student_policies/hazing. chin straps and let’s get ready because it’s loaded. Florida’s pulled out, but you still have HONOR CODE REPORT Florida State, Miami, USC is Spring 2019 coming from the west coast,

A&M, North Carolina State. The Baylor University Honor Council is charged with the responsibility of reporting violations of the Honor Code to the campus It’s a really good meet. I think community each semester. probably before it’s all said and done it will be the top During the Fall 2018 semester, there were 86 reported violations of the Honor Code; 20 of these cases proceeded to Honor Council hearings. The other 66 cases were handled by faculty. Some cases are still pending. invitational this indoor season and maybe outdoor.” The types of violations and sanctions for each case may be reviewed on the Academic Integrity Web site under the Honor After returning from Council Reports at: http://www.baylor.edu/student_policies/honorcode. Lubbock, the Baylor track and field team will next compete in the Tyson Invitational on Feb 8 and 9 in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Copies of Baylor’s Statement on Hazing and the Honor Code are available from Judicial Affairs and the Office of Academic Integrity.