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Fergus Falls, Minn., sophomore David Grotberg died Thursday night in a hit-and-run bicycle accident on Franklin Avenue. Grotberg was a University Scholar, a member of the Honors Residential College community and a participant in the Baylor Interdisciplinary Core. He played trumpet in the Baylor Golden Associated Press Wave Marching Band, served as president of the Ballroom Dance Society VIRTUAL NIGHTMARE In this Sept. 27 photo released by Universal Orlando, an unidentified woman, left, experiences the new immersive and was involved in Alliance Bible interactive experience, “The Repository,” at Universal Orlando Resort in Orlando, Fla. The Baylor film and digital media department is exploring Church in Waco. the opportunities to use this technology in the future. “We are devastated by the news of David’s passing,” said Isaiah Odajima, Exploring virtual reality D.M.A., associate professor and associate director of bands in the Baylor film and digital media studies new technology School of Music, in an press release. Grotberg KELSEA WILLENBROCK “We combine the strengths of faculty in salaries than their peers,” said Dr. Michael “David was a Reporter both departments to produce some really Korpi, a professor in the film and digital media bright, shining star excellent future game designers,” said Dan department. within the Golden Wave Band. He was a Until recently, virtual reality technology Shafer, associate professor in the department In addition to the partnership with the selfless young man, a giver of enormous was just a “what if” question. Baylor University of film and digital media. computer science department, graduate positivity and energy. He was a servant graduate students and professors are exploring The major, called game development, students studying film and digital media have leader within our band family. He loved “what if” possibilities with different virtual focuses on learning about the software the opportunity to interact with the virtual the band, he loved Baylor, and above reality technologies and are researching their that goes into gaming and the technology reality technology and software as they learn all else, he loved the Lord. He will be potential applications. associated with it. Students coming out of this how it works. dearly missed.” Baylor’s film and digital media department, major acquire knowledge in both areas. “We are always looking for what the next Sgt. W. Patrick Swanton, along with the computer science department, “My experience is that students in technology changes are going to be,” Korpi spokesperson for Waco Police has created a major where students explore computer science who have some media said. how virtual reality video games change the background go out of school and start at higher MOURNS >> Page 4 gaming experience. VIRTUAL >> Page 4 Central Texas Food Bank receives funding

MEGAN RULE help of nearly 300 partner agencies, Central Texas Food Bank submitted a Staff Writer according to an information sheet proposal to the Caterpillar Foundation from the food bank. about how the funds would be used. The Central Texas Food Bank This grant will provide more than The Caterpillar Foundation, as a part received a $15,907 investment 63,000 meals, Perret said. The Central of Feeding America, provides grants from the Caterpillar Foundation, a Texas Food Bank serves 21 counties to food banks across the country, and philanthropic organization. These in Central Texas and is based in the Central Texas Food Bank was funds will be used to provide food Austin. one of the organizations to receive to individuals facing hunger in “Central Texans face impossible funding. McLennan County. choices and make painful sacrifices “This is a really important “Hunger is an issue in every that prevent them from accessing relationship for us because we are community,” said Hank Perret, healthy, nutritious food,” said a fact located physically in Austin, but president and CEO of the Central sheet from the Central Food Bank of we are the food bank for McLennan Texas Food Bank. “We are thankful Texas. “As a result, many turn to the country and the other 20 counties in to the Caterpillar Foundation for its food bank for help in emergencies or Central Texas,” Jackson said. “We commitment to fighting hunger and as part of their regular meal planning.” certainly struggle with awareness in Lariat File Photo supporting children and families in Mark Jackson, chief development McLennan County.” FOOD PANTRY Ross resident Lois Anderson helps distribute food at the need in McLennan County.” officer of the Central Texas Food The Caterpillar Foundation is Shepherd’s Heart Pantry in Waco on Sept. 26, 2013. Shepherd’s Heart will The Central Texas Food Bank Bank, has been working toward the philanthropic foundation of be one of several organizations in McLennan County to receive support provides food and groceries to almost nourishing hungry people for more from a new grant given to Central Texas Food Bank. 46,000 people each week with the than six years. Jackson said the FOOD BANK >> Page 4

>>WHAT’S INSIDE Baylor appoints chief compliance officer opinion Lifetime Fitness classes RAE JEFFERSON by the trust the senior administration athletics, Equal Employment Hamilton investigation last school News Editor take up more time than has placed in me,” Welch said in a Opportunity, Title IX and Clery year, which criticized the university’s they’re worth. pg. 2 statement from the university. “I look compliance, according to the handling of sexual assault cases. Baylor named Doug Welch as the forward to this statement. He will also lead On May 26, the university university’s chief compliance officer new challenge, compliance training for faculty, staff formally announced the creation arts & life on Friday morning. which will allow and students at Baylor. of the full-time chief compliance Since 2006, Welch has served as me to continue “Doug Welch is a highly qualified officer position in a press release Silobration took place associate general counsel at Baylor. fostering attorney with an expertise in the areas in response to Pepper Hamilton’s this weekend to celebrate Now, as chief compliance officer, solid working of compliance and higher education,” recommendations. the anniversary of the Welch will report to the office of the relationships said Baylor Interim President David “Baylor failed to consistently Magnolia Market. pg. 5 president and ensure the university already in place E. Garland in the statement. “His support complainants through the adheres to federal law and university across campus, leadership will enable the university provision of interim measures; and policies. This position was one of 105 as well as to continue to make rapid progress in some cases, the university failed to sports recommendations made by Pepper building new Welch on the recommendations and foster a take action to identify and eliminate a Hamilton following its investigation ones in the effort culture of compliance throughout the potential hostile environment, prevent Big 12 Marching Bands of Baylor’s mishandlings of sexual to carry out the university’s mission.” university.” its recurrence or address its effects,” honor the memory of a assault cases. Welch will focus on forming a The role of chief compliance Baylor Media Communications said fallen Baylor Bear. pg. 6 “I am honored to accept the role of compliance center to help Baylor officer was created following the in a May press release, referring to chief compliance officer and humbled continue its work in research, conclusion of the independent Pepper Pepper Hamilton’s findings.

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EDITORIAL Lifetime fitness classes take too much time

If you look on the Major student is a double major, many times Academic Planner (MAP) for they are still required to take the a B.A. in journalism, it lists of courses, even though they are taking four required courses under just as many classes (if not more) than the category of lifetime fitness. BIC students. Allowing for alternative According to Baylor University’s courses that align with the majors to department of Health, Human replace lifetime fitness credits would Performance and Recreation, “The be a viable alternative for students on purpose of the Division of Lifetime a time crunch. Fitness for non-major students Not only that, but many students is to provide health education, are involved in club sports or physical fitness education, and athletics, and they are still required recreation education activities to take lifetime fitnesses. Students on that will provide mental, physical, the Baylor Crew team wake up at 5 social, and leisure time preparation a.m. and practice for two hours. This for lifetime fitness for all students.” doesn’t include the time they spend However, while lifetime fitness competing, which can last for up to is meant to be an outlet for students two days. Students who are staying to de-stress and take some time to this active shouldn’t be required focus on being healthy, for most of to take extra classes just to fulfill a us it just adds unnecessary stress requirement. to an already hectic schedule. Baylor is full of active, involved First, it takes up several and committed students. Requiring schedule blocks that students them to take lifetime fitnesses purely may need to complete their major because it is supposed to encourage in a reasonable amount of time. healthy lifestyles seems like a good Four classes of lifetime fitness idea, but it can end up doing more spread out over eight semesters Joshua Kim | Cartoonist harm than good for students who may seem fairly reasonable, but are trying to graduate with difficult let’s look at the math. The average degree plan, seems like an added burden. and anatomy, taking valuable time to study for and time-intensive degrees. Offering bachelor of arts major must take a minimum of If lifetime fitnesses were purely based off of a relaxation test seems utterly ridiculous. These alternative credit hours to students who need 124 credit hours, which adds up to roughly 40 class attendance and participation, perhaps it superfluous tests not only waste students’ time, the time for their majors, or accepting club general education and major specific classes, would not be so intrusive to students’ schedules. but they can also impact students’ transcripts sports as fulfillment of the standard, would not counting the lifetime fitness courses. However, many lifetime fitnesses are not negatively if they do not do well. If Baylor allow students to de-stress and actually enjoy While this may seem like a reasonable number, focused on mental, physical or social relaxation wants to keep lifetime fitnesses as a part of their their activities. many students also carry a minor, or are in an for students because the classes themselves have basic course load, at least take out required For students that find lifetime fitnesses useful, advanced or intensive track for their major. required assignments, lectures and even tests. examinations. continue to encourage their participation, but Adding extra classes into our schedule, ones For a pre-med student who is already spending For some programs such as BIC, students get don’t deny others the ability to make our four that are not immediately connected to our hours studying for biology, organic chemistry credits for lifetime fitness courses. However, if a years as productive as possible.

COLUMN COLUMN Perfectionism isn’t all that Trump tape isn’t surprising

KARYN SIMPSON may be (read: pathway), and I can’t very GAVIN PUGH Copy Desk Chief well trek towards perfection if I don’t at Digital Managing Editor “It is clear Trump’s lack least attempt to perfect all aspects of my of character is deeply I’ve never been life (read: lifestyle). The problem with this I wanted to rooted, and it is made one to take the easy view? Perfectionism isn’t a way of life, it’s a be shocked to read way out. Give me the way of avoiding life. clearer by the leaked Donald Trump’s lewd black diamond slopes, Perfectionism allows us to be singular tape.” comments from 2005 the late-night shifts in our mindsets, but it also isolates us when they were leaked that bleed into early in our minds. It gives us the willpower on Friday. I wanted Trump’s belittling and bullying morning alarms and to push forward despite the setbacks, to to be horrified to find stretches back as far as he has been in the questions with face challenges head on and with fists that the Republican the public spotlight. He called former no simple answers. I raised, to continue placing one foot in presidential nominee Miss Universe Alicia Machado “Miss thrive on challenges, front of the other towards our goals, would speak about Housekeeping” and “Miss Piggy” in the high expectations but it simultaneously blinds us to our groping women and ’90s and has since defended his slurs. He and the pursuit of goals, and I’ve shaped successes, allowing us to only see our kissing them without their consent in such mocked the appearance of Serge Kovaleski, my mind around a Latin word I stumbled failures and where we could possibly a coarse, degrading way. However, this is a disabled reporter for the New York Times. across in high school and haven’t forgotten improve. The Merriam-Webster dictionary the type of behavior I’ve come to expect He brushed off Sen. John McCain’s time as a since: meliora — ever better. defines perfectionism as “a disposition from Trump ever since he announced his prisoner of war, where he was tortured. Like the adage that reads, “Shoot for the to regard anything short of perfection as campaign last summer, and I am certain I It is clear Trump’s lack of character is moon. Even if you miss, you’ll land among unacceptable.” This disposition helps us am not alone in this sentiment. deeply rooted, and it is made clearer by the the stars,” I shoot for perfection in hopes of hold ourselves accountable to our goals and His words prove his misogyny, like leaked tape. What Trump said about how landing somewhere between the thresholds aspirations but also keeps us from ever truly when he suggested in graphic detail that he treats women describes sexual assault. of “good” and “great.” No breaks are allowed being good enough. Megan Kelly was menstruating during the Despite Trump’s excuses, sexual assault and in my pursuit. No backwards steps. No In simpler terms: perfectionism is a lens first GOP debate. His words also prove his his degrading comments about women are grace. through which we can see only how far we unprofessionalism, like when he repeatedly nothing to joke about. Such words don’t And I know I’m not the only one. have to go and not how far we’ve come. interrupted Secretary of State Hillary belong in the locker room. Such words don’t This goal of perfection is a carrot on a It’s the coattails of a shadow, tempting us Clinton in both presidential debates. His belong on the golf course. And such words string before the noses of so many college forward just to dance out of our grasp again words prove he lacks a filter, like when he certainly don’t belong in the Oval Office. students, enticing us to keep running, and again. It’s smoke, visible only long said he could “stand in the middle of Fifth Judging from the electorate’s reaction stumbling, clawing our way forward. With enough to keep us chasing after it. Avenue and shoot somebody” and still not to Trump’s previous behavior, those who every minor success, we tell ourselves Please don’t misunderstand me: I am lose voters. have decided to vote for him probably won’t we are almost there, that we are nearing not saying not to set goals. We are students, Trump has repeatedly referred to the change their mind after reading about the the finish line, that perfection is just a and accomplishing goals — both large and leaked tape as “locker room banter.” This leaked tape. But those who don’t intend to heartbeat, a step, a breath away. We see small — is how we progress through college statement is accurate; I can only imagine vote, I urge you to reconsider. You don’t perfection as the route to the life we hope to and into adult life. So by all means, aim for those types of conversations being had in have to vote for Clinton, as there are still one day have, and we equate contentment the moon and land among the stars, but a locker room of teenage boys – clamoring third party candidates. You can also write in with settling for less than the best. We don’t allow the constant, looming desire to impress each other with their vulgarity. a name if you don’t like any of those options. tell ourselves we’d be bored without this to be ever better overshadow what matters He said it was a conversation had in private, Don’t think of it as throwing away your vote, constant trek, and maybe that’s true, but I most in the present. We deserve an inch of and that it doesn’t reflect upon his character. but think of it as a statement that you don’t refuse to believe that life is nothing more slack. We deserve a breath and the chance Yet aren’t those conversations held behind condone such mistreatment of women. than an insatiable discontentment with our to admire how far we’ve come. We deserve closed doors the ones where we truly reveal It’s time to move away from a culture of present circumstances, our present selves. grace. Perfection is a myth, and wasting ourselves? He said Bill Clinton has said violence and gender inequality – one that For so long, I have regarded our lives in its pursuit will only leave us worse to him before. This is hardly a defense, Baylor and universities across the nation are perfectionism as both a lifestyle and a exhausted long before the end. as Clinton’s lewdness made him go down too familiar with. pathway. Only by aiming for perfection Karyn Simpson is a senior journalism in infamy and proves that the population Gavin Pugh is a senior journalism major can I achieve my true goals, whatever they and environmental studies major from Fair Oaks Ranch. doesn’t condone such behavior. from Coppell.

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HOUSTON — Hundreds of police departments in Texas and California failed to report officer-involved shooting deaths as required by law in the past decade, a recent study found. Research by Texas State University in San Marcos found

Associated Press registries created by the two states to report all in-custody deaths did not list about 220 use-of-force fatalities in Texas LOCKER ROOM LANGUAGE Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during a campaign rally on Monday in and 440 in California from 2005-2015, the Houston Chronicle Ambridge, Pa. After a video of Trump making predatory sexual comments surfaced, many GOP leaders are withdrawing their reported Monday. support. The Texas and California attorney general’s offices and police officials in both states confirmed to the newspaper that many cases were missing. “We’re not really blaming anyone — this is an incredibly complex problem,” said Howard Williams, one of the Texas Ryan withdraws State University professors who conducted the study. But he said it’s hard to change policy, improve training or purchase new equipment “when you simply lack the data to even know what’s going on.” Texas and California are the only states to require reporting of all in-custody deaths, including jail deaths and support for Trump officer-involved shootings, according to the newspaper. In each state, the attorney general’s office collect reports. JULIE PACE, members. While the Wisconsin underscored the perilous predicament Failing to report a death at the hands of a police officer is a ERICA WERNER Republican did not formally rescind his Republicans find themselves in one misdemeanor in Texas; there is no penalty in California. AND STEVE PEOPLES own tepid endorsement of Trump, he month from Election Day. Recent Brenda Gonzalez, a spokeswoman for the California Associated Press told lawmakers they were free to do just revelations of Trump’s predatory sexual Attorney General’s Office, said in an email that her office that and fight for their own re-election. comments about women deepened already has been asking police agencies to file missing reports Trump fired back on Twitter, saying the worries among GOP officials who but added California’s custodial death reporting law has “no WASHINGTON — House Speaker Ryan “should spend more time on fear he’ll drag down their own electoral explicit enforcement mechanism.” Paul Ryan, the nation’s top elected balancing the budget, jobs and illegal prospects in November. But others look In addition to requiring reports on use-of-force and in- Republican, effectively abandonedimmigration and not waste his time on at Trump’s loyal bands of supporters and custody deaths, both California and Texas also recently Donald Trump on Monday, telling fighting Republican nominee.” see no way for Republicans in other races passed new laws requiring departments to report all shooting anxious fellow lawmakers he will not Trump retained the backing of the to win without their support. incidents, whether those shot survive or die. In Texas, the campaign for or defend the floundering Republican National Committee, which Trump himself made no reference new police shooting law took effect in 2015 and the attorney businessman in the election’s closing has overseen crucial field efforts for the to Ryan and the GOP defections at general’s office has contacted all departments and tried to weeks. Pro-Trump members rebelled in candidate in battleground states. On a Pennsylvania rally, except perhaps boost compliance with both laws, said Kayleigh Lovvorn, anger, accusing Ryan of conceding the a conference call with RNC members, one line that could apply to fleeing an office spokeswoman. But enforcement falls to individual election to Hillary Clinton. chairman Reince Priebus said the party Republicans as well as the Democrats. district attorney’s offices. Indeed, Ryan said he would devote remains in complete coordination with “The last 72 hours has framed what The Houston Police Department had the most unreported his energy to ensuring Clinton doesn’t Trump. this election is all about. It’s about the cases of any Texas department, with 16 fatalities missing get a “blank check” as president with “Everything is on course,” Priebus American people fighting back against from its custodial death registry. The Los Angeles County a Democratic-controlled Congress, said, according to a participant in the corrupt politicians who don’t care about Sheriff’s Department and the Fresno Police Department according to people on his private call. anything except for staying in power,” he failed to report the most officer-involved shooting deaths in conference call with GOP House Still, Ryan’s announcement said. California.

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Dr. Corey Carbonara, professor of film and digital media and senior research fellow, works with the students and the various virtual reality technologies that the department has available. “We have some experiences where you can go to a real roller coaster and put that [virtual reality] experience on and experience it yourself,” Carbonara said. “You have this added dimension where you feel all the timing of what you are moving through, and it will bring you into another world, so that’s an interesting mixed reality.” Liesje Powers| Photo Editor While students are intrigued by the technology WACO WRECK A car accident on Third Street and Dutton Avenue around 3:10 p.m. left one woman injured and the intersection closed for a short and the potential it has to period of time. A Baylor student was turning left off of Third Street onto Dutton Avenue when he hit a vehicle that was traveling northeast on Dutton affect daily life, Shafer is not Avenue. The woman sitting in the passenger seat of the vehicle that was struck was taken to a hospital in an ambulance. No one else was injured. sure it will affect much more than gaming in the long run. The virtual reality research that Carbonara and Shafer work on has also had an influence beyond Baylor’s campus. Other School of Social Work to host preview day professors at the university, including Korpi, take the research and share it with TALIYAH CLARK technology, gaming and film Reporter companies across the nation. While studying at Baylor’s Diana R. Garland School Baylor, students have of Social Work will hold its annual the opportunity to work Master’s Preview Day for prospective with professionals and students at 10 a.m. Oct. 28 at its innovative technology that building in downtown Waco. will help them in their own This year, students will tour professional careers. the social work building as well “The new frontier is as downtown Waco. Prospective really exciting, but we’re students will also participate in really excited about three breakout sessions that include the fact that there is an presentations from current master’s acknowledgement from the of social work students, information industry that we actually about the advanced placement track are a place of research that and a mock classroom experience they want to partner with,” with faculty, said Dr. Crystal Diaz- Carbonara said. Espinoza, director of enrollment and alumni services for the Diana R. Garland School of Social Work. Diaz-Espinoza said preview day is open to everyone. “A student can major in any field | MOURNS and apply,” Diaz-Espinoza said. “What Liesje Powers Photo Editor from Page 1 we’re looking for in [prospective SOCIAL EVENT The Master’s Preview Day will take place at 10 a.m. Oct. 28 at the Diana R. Garland School of Social students] is an understanding about Work building in downtown Waco. what social work is and a commitment to learning about the field.” gender and globalization and other “The dual program was perfect students who are interested in the Department, said Friday that Plano resident Lizzie Davis, dual topics that influence the community for me because I really care about master’s program to apply by Feb. 1. investigators are looking master of social work and master of that we work with,” Davis said. real estate development, especially Students who apply by this for the vehicle that struck divinity graduate student, said her Fort Worth resident Zeke Morgan, in downtown areas, and this program deadline are automatically eligible Grotberg, but have made no experience in the School of Social who is getting his dual master’s degree allows me to get the economic and for a graduate assistantship and are arrests. Work has been phenomenal. in business administration and social relational skills I need to work in also eligible for the program’s most As of press time Monday, “I have really enjoyed my [class work, chose the social work program downtown development,” Morgan competitive financial aid packages. Waco police had not of students] and diving deep into hard because he is passionate about real said. responded to a call inquiring conversations on things like race, estate development in the inner city. Diaz-Espinoza encourages updates on the case. Police were sent around 10 p.m. Thursday to the 3100 block of Franklin Avenue FOOD BANK from Page 1 after a caller reported that a vehicle struck a bicycle. According to KWTX, construction company, alleviating poverty in the specific to the mobile pantry are areas that aren’t receiving working to ensure everyone investigators learned that Caterpillar Inc., and was communities in which we program, where the food bank food. in Central Texas has enough Grotberg had been riding created to make a positive live and work,” said Michele directly distributes to the Moving forward, the food on the table. his bicycle eastbound along impact in local communities. Sullivan, president of the clients themselves. This fills Central Texas Food Bank “One of our organizational Franklin with his girlfriend The grant will only be used in Caterpillar Foundation. “We in the gaps that the partner is looking to have more goals is to increase awareness when he was struck by a McLennan County. Jackson are proud to partner with the agencies are unable to cover. awareness events, but the and increase support from vehicle. said gifts like these have a Central Texas Food Bank The food distribution is set geographic divide between McLennan County, so a “Witnesses told officers huge impact on the food bank, to support our neighbors in up in a parking lot and is an Austin and McLennan gift of this size for that area that a white vehicle was and he and his organization McLennan County who may essential program for the food County makes this difficult. means so much to us and traveling at a high rate of are grateful for the Caterpillar not know where their next bank because it is a way for However, according to allows us to draw attention speed eastbound and struck Foundation. meal will come from.” them to make sure that they Jackson, the food bank wants to the great work we’re doing the male on his bike causing “The Caterpillar The grant that the Central can do more and make sure to the McLennan community to there,” Jackson said. fatal injuries,” KWTX Foundation is committed to Texas Food Bank received is get food on the table if there know that it is committed to quoted Swanton saying in an early Friday morning press release. Swanton said the vehicle never stopped and continued eastbound on Franklin Avenue. The Waco Tribune- Herald reported that shortly after 10 p.m., Grotberg was taken to Baylor Scott & White Hillcrest Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead. “We mourn this profound loss,” Baylor University Golden Wave Band’s Facebook page posted Friday afternoon. “We offer our prayers to his family and friends and we ask for your thoughts and prayers as we proceed through this difficult time. David, we love you and we will miss you dearly.” The Honors Residential College held a gathering for support and prayer for fellow students, faculty and staff who knew Grotberg at 4 p.m. Friday in the Alexander Reading Room. Tuesday, October 11, 2016 The Baylor Lariat 5 artsbaylorlariat.com &life On-The-Go >> Happenings: Visit @BULariatArts to see what’s going on “ThisWeekinWaco.” BaylorLariat.com

Silobrate a fun weekend This week CHRISTINA SOTO Broadcast Reporter in Waco:

Magnolia hosted its second annual “Silobration” Thursday through Saturday. The weekend was full of fun family events including lawn games, >> Today street vendors and food trucks. The vendor fair served as a way for 5 p.m. — Mental local businesses in Waco to promote Wellness Break with their stores, sell their products and tell their stories. The businesses ranged snacks, puzzles and from antique shops to boutiques and encouraging words. arts shops. Baines Room of the Bill Among the vendors was the pottery Daniel Student Center store Black Oak Art. One of their potters, Chad Pessarra, made cups and 7:30 p.m. — A Capella vases at the event. Pessarra considers Choir in Jones Concert pottery a passion rather than work. Hall “I met art, and it kind of changed my life from then,” Pessarra said. “I played football in high school. I messed up my hands really bad. I started doing >> Wednesday art … and I actually got a lot of feeling Liesje Powers | Photo Editor back in my fingers … I really saw this LET’S SILOBRATE (Left) The winner of the game show poses on his prize motorcycle with the donors and Chip and 7 p.m. — Baylor as an avenue for a lot of people.” Joanna. (Right) Lead singers of Johnnyswim perform Friday at the Silobration. The concert was sold out online, which The Silobration not only united Volleyball vs. Texas. Free was illustrated through the big crowd at the Silos as Wacoans and people from out of town joined to celebrate. several local Waco businesses, but T-shirt and candy bar also attracted people from across the given to the first 1,000 and an eating contest. Only die-hard side, there is hope just around the “Every time you come back, we country. Chip and Joanna Gaines build Baylor students. Ferrell Fixer Upper fans knew the answers corner. If anyone can relate to that, want something new to tie you back. their fans from their show on HGTV, to questions like, “What is the name keep your head up, You’re going to We want you to feel connected, and we Center Fixer Upper. Attendees traveled from of our dog?” The winner left with a make it,” Chip said. want you to have fun,” Chip said. Wisconsin, California and many other Harley-Davidson motorcycle. Chip also said that people have states. The couple then shared their story asked if they were going to fix houses ONLINE EXTRAS >> Thursday “We came last year in the pouring and mission. They said it was not easy in places other than Waco. He said he rain when they first opened, but it to get to where they are today. Chip and Joanna made a promise to keep was so much fun,” Cedarburg, Wis., shared their goal for Magnolia: for it to family first and not let their business Click here to check 7:30 p.m. — Baylor resident Trena Bloomquist said. “My be a place where families can come to determine their life. Therefore, they out the Silobration School of Music’s husband and I and my daughter are have fun and relax. will not be flipping houses throughout Jazz Ensemble. Jones just very big fans of the show. We love broadcast: “The tough moments are what the country, he said. Concert Hall it ... and that’s why we came.” makes us who were are. Fight through However, Joanna announced that Chip and Joanna Gaines began baylorlariat.com them. There is something on the other they will be releasing a book soon. the Silobration with trivia games Ben Rector fills Waco Hall with energy SETH JONES Whitesides put on a show with made it as high as 82 on Billboard’s in the audience of their times in Reporter CONCERT REVIEW his energetic performance of upbeat “The Hot 100” list. The crowd middle school gym class. songs that share similar undertones expected him to play his popular hit, Rector’s charisma set the tone for Ben Rector and Jacob Whitesides most of the crowd was there to see with Rector’s music. As Whitesides but it’s what they didn’t expect that the show. Every time he spoke, when performed Saturday at Waco Hall as Rector, Whitesides showed that he builds a fan base throughout the made the concert so fun. he wasn’t singing, it was to make a a part of Rector’s tour, “The Biggest has the legs to make it big in the tour, the 18-year-old will grow as an At many points throughout joke or to say something to make the Tour I’ve Done So Far.” music industry by getting the crowd artist and a performer by seeing how the show, the multitalented Rector audience laugh. Waco Hall was almost full, with to react positively to his performance. Rector interacts with crowds. switched instruments for certain “He’s very personable and down to Baylor students and non-Baylor Whitesides and his band played When Rector took the stage, songs. The most noteworthy change earth when he talks. You can tell that students alike gathering to see the as the openers with fewer than 10 the audience responded with the he made was a cowbell. That’s right, he’s very humble, and I think that’s headline artist, Ben Rector. songs, but they still managed to get same energy that they bring when a cowbell. And if that wasn’t already really cool,” Bartonville sophomore Even before he took the stage, the crowd involved by the end of their the Baylor football team scores a strange enough, he was doing so Courtney Bishop said. “You really feel Rector’s quirky nature and charismatic set. The crowd was on its feet from touchdown. The entire room erupted during a cover of the Jackson 5’s No. 1 like you’re getting to know him as you style were evident as he tweeted at a start to finish, and at intermission, with applause. hit song from 1970, “ABC.” listen to his music.” fan from backstage, announcing that many audience members rushed to While most big-name performers Rector goes outside of normal Rector makes sure his shows are he was busy watching football. That the merchandise table to purchase his can illicit that reaction initially, concert expectations, and that is the more than just music by turning sort of humor and personality is what music and shirts. few can keep that level of energy kind of thing that makes people want them into experiences. By adding crowds love about Rector. “I’d never heard of him before, consistent throughout the concert, to go to one of his performances. humor and his trademark personality “He’s just himself up there on but I was pleasantly surprised when and that is precisely what Rector did. In the middle of a song, Rector to Saturday night’s show, he gave fans stage, which is really admirable,” I listened to his music, and I really As expected, he played many of broke into the “Cha-Cha Slide” and in attendance a memorable night and Boerne freshman Mack Vaught said. enjoyed it a lot,” North Little Rock his most popular songs, including his led the entire audience through the another reason to keep coming to his Although it’s safe to assume that sophomore Alysha Martinez said. newest hit song “Brand New,” which dance, reminding the college students shows.

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The Oklahoma State University Marching Band paid respect Saturday to Baylor Fergus Falls, Minn. sophomore David Grotberg who died Thursday after a hit-and-run bicycle accident. Although Grotberg, 19, had no direct ties to Oklahoma State, the Cowboys were one of several teams who reached out to pay their respects. Oklahoma University and the University of Texas also reached out. “Our band director came into our rehearsal on Saturday and told us that several different schools reached out and asked how they could honor David, and they asked if it would be OK if they played the Baylor Alma Mater,” said McKinney senior and Golden Wave band member Brianna Taeuber. “He was crying as he told us. I think it warmed everyone’s heart to know that the greater band community is reaching out and showing their respect for what happened even though we go through different s c h o o l s .” On Sept. 24, the Bears hosted the Cowboys, and although the Bears took the football game 35-24, the Cowboys’ band said on its Facebook page that they were grateful for the way the Golden Wave Band treated them and hearts ached for the Baylor community when they heard of Grotberg death. “The Cowboy Marching Band is deeply saddened at the loss of David Grotberg, a trumpet player in the Baylor Golden Wave Band. Our hearts go out to his family, as well as our Courtesy of Oklahoma State University Cowboy Marching Band friends in the Golden Wave Band. They treated MUSIC HAS NO BOUNDARIES The Oklahoma State University Marching Band’s trumpet section wears green and gold bandanas Saturday in OSU’s our band so wonderfully when we were in Waco home game against Iowa State to honor late Baylor Golden Wave Band member David Grotberg who passed away Thursday in a hit-and-run accident a couple of weeks ago, and our CMB [Cowboy while riding his bicycle. Marching Band] members had the opportunity to socialize with Golden Wave Band members Baylor Alma Mater, “That Good Old Baylor so many,” Clark Grotberg wrote on Facebook. him anytime soon. Even though I didn’t during our combined meal time,” Cowboy’s Line.” The Cowboy Marching Band trumpet “David Grotberg’s favorite color is orange even personally know him, you couldn’t miss him marching band wrote on Facebook. section also wore green and gold bandanas though he wore green and gold with fierce pride. because of that big smile he always had on his Grotberg was a University Scholar, and throughout the game against Iowa State. You have showed him great honor in a way that face,” Taeuber said. “We are a family. His death trumpet player in the Baylor University Golden David’s father, Clark Grotberg, spoke on is truly ‘David.’ Thank you so much!” has affected all of us, and we are going to have to Wave Band. his family’s behalf of his appreciation toward Although David is no longer here, Taeuber get through it the way we always get through it– In the wake of Grotberg’s death, the Cowboy Oklahoma State’s gestures. said he will forever be remembered in the together. We are going to have to move on the Marching Band paid its respects during its game “You have touched us deeply. We are so Golden Wave Marching Band. way he would want us to– by never giving up.” day rehearsal Saturday by learning to play the humbled by the love and support shown by “We are certainly not going to be forgetting