Lariat Alive! App The Baylor Lariat @bulariat @baylorlariat Baylor Lariat WE’RE THERE WHEN YOU CAN’T BE JANUARY 25, 2019 FRIDAY BAYLORLARIAT.COM Opinion | 2 Arts & Life | 6 Sports | 7 Love the introverts Way Limited Open Lady Bear success Don’t overlook the Former students open Transfer point guard introverts because they streetwear and vintage steadily improves with shine just as bright. store on Austin Avenue. the basketball season. Man charged with indecent exposure 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 Vol.118 No. 32` © 2019 Baylor University Friday, January 25, 2019 2 The Baylor Lariat opinionbaylorlariat.com GOT SOMETHING TO SAY? We want to hear it. Send us your thoughts: [email protected] EDITORIAL Introverts matter too After 18 years of grueling life experiences, we finally became college students. But despite the changes in intellectual and emotional maturity that college demands, there are still certain social dynamics that followed us into our collegiate years and will follow us throughout our lives. Only two weeks into the semester, it’s already clear who the outspoken, reserved or funny students are. These natural dispositions come with an unbalanced wealth of social, professional and emotional implications as a result of stereotyping. In most social, professional or academic settings, a funny, sociable and conversational disposition is often preferred to more reserved, introverted or contemplative demeanors. As a result, individuals with more reticent personalities are often written off, disregarded or simply forgotten. They’re unjustly disadvantaged. The term privilege is often used in the discussion of social inequalities to describe unearned rights or advantages given to members of one group, while members of outside groups are not granted similar rights.