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KA Fall Fest Offers Festivities for MDA Benefit Baylor Lariat WE’RE THERE WHEN YOU CAN’T BE Friday, November 1, 2019 baylorlariat.com News | 3 A&L | 5 I know where I’m Museum going next Haunting? BU Career Center Dr Pepper bookends Baylor Museum’s experience “After Dark” Bears survive Mountaineer’s KA Fall Halloween scare 17-14 SPORTS >> Page 7 Fest offers festivities for MDA benefit BRIDGET SJOBERG that Burleson Quad provides News Editor a more intimate setting and is a better fit for Fall Fest,” Autumn-themed games Jamir said. “The best way [to and festivities will be present get involved in the dog show] at Kappa Alpha Order’s is to follow Baylor Kappa third annual Fall Fest, which Alpha Order on Instagram will raise money to benefit since there is a link in the bio, the Muscular Dystrophy but there will also be flyers Association (MDA). Cole Tompkins | Multimedia Editor distributed around campus This year’s Fall Fest will with a QR code that takes BLOCKED Sophomore safety J.T. Woods and junior safety Grayland Arnold break up a pass late in the be held from 5-8 p.m. Friday you to a Google form.” fourth quarter on a crucial third down, forcing West Virginia to kick a field goal, which the Bears blocked. in Burleson Quadrangle. San These are ways to register Antonio junior Chris Estrada a dog for the contest—there serves as philanthropy and is also a $5 fee to benefit merchandise chair for Kappa the group’s philanthropy. Alpha, said that the event There will be three judges will present a wide array for the contest, and each dog of fall-themed activities will be presented with an for the Baylor and Waco introduction, and show off communities to participate their costume and a trick. in. Estrada said that all “At the event, we’ll have proceeds from the event will a pumpkin patch, a dunk be donated to MDA, which is tank, pumpkin painting, Kappa Alpha’s philanthropy. Bittersweet cookies, coffee, “Muscular dystrophy is a a caramel apple bar with genetic muscular disease— toppings, a dog show and when it occurs, your muscles a lot of fall games,” Estrada get weaker and they get said. “We’ll also have free smaller. We’re raising money popcorn and cotton candy. for that, and for the dog There will be lots of food and show, we’re having a national activities—it will be a good representative from MDA,” environment that everyone Estrada said. “Her name is on campus can enjoy.” Faith—she’s seven years old Fort Wort junior and has been affected by Allen Jamir plays a role in muscular dystrophy. She’s marketing for Kappa Alpha, going to be a judge for the and said that this year’s Fall show.” Fest will feature a setting Jamir said that most at Burleson Quadrangle as of the food and activities Cole Tompkins | Multimedia Editor Cole Tompkins | Multimedia Editor opposed to Fountain Mall, present at Fall Fest will be ENDZONE Charlie Brewer throws a pass to R.J. RAPID RUSH Denzel Mims catches a pass in and a dog show instead of a free for all who attend, but Sneed for a touchdown, giving the Bears a 7-0 lead the end zone to give the Bears their second petting zoo. that Bittersweet cookies with 6 seconds left in the first quarter. touchdown of the night. The Bears are now 8-0 on “Last year we did it and the dunk tank will be a the season, with 4 regular season games to play. at Fountain Mall—we’ve small fee, all of which will be explored our options in terms of location but feel FOR FULL COVERAGE OF BAYLOR V. WVU, GO TO BAYLORLARIAT.COM FEST >> Page 4 Baylor MAPS hosts donation drive for mission trip MEREDITH HOWARD provide MAPS members and all Baylor students Staff Writer a way to participate in the mission trip. Students who are interested still have an Baylor’s Multicultural Association of opportunity to help provide resources for the Pre-Health Students received more than 20 women’s health project. feminine products during their donation drive, “We plan to host additional drives in the which was held from Oct. 7-25. months leading up to the mission trip. All “This was more than we expected, so we donations will be collected at MAPS general consider this a success and appreciate all of the meetings or by contacting the chapter at effort from those who donated,” said El Paso [email protected] and delivered to the senior Antonio Cardenas, MAP’s community people we serve in the Dominican Republic,” health chair. said Oxford, Ala. senior Justine Magadia, Donations were accepted at MAPS mission trip co-chair. meetings, as well as at the Baylor Sciences MAPS is a student organization at Baylor Building. that is “committed to promoting diversity The donation drive was organized to collect in the health care field as well as facilitating menstrual products for MAPS’ upcoming service learning opportunities to prepare its “women’s empowerment project” in the members to provide for the health care needs Dominican Republic. This year’s annual spring of individuals from varying backgrounds, break mission trip is being coordinated in cultures, and socioeconomic levels.” conjunction with the Baylor University Public For more information about Baylor MAPS Health Department. or to make a donation to benefit the Dominican “The team plans to empower women while Republic women’s empowerment project, also educating them about feminine hygiene email the chapter at [email protected] or and anatomy. The products collected from the message MAPS on Connect. drive will be used to prepare hygiene kits that Information about the mission trip can also contain disposable pads, handmade pads, soap be found online. MAPS members and students Lariat File Photo and a washcloth,” said El Paso senior Carla in Baylor’s Public Health program are eligible DONATION DRIVE MAPS students volunteering at Steppin’ Out in 2017. MAPS collected feminine Viesca, mission trip co-chair. to apply for the trip within deadlines. products at their meetings and the Baylor Sciences Building. The products will be used for a Viesca said that the drive’s goal was to spring break mission trip to the Dominican Republic. Vol.118 No. 20 First copy free, any additional copies 25 cents © 2019 Baylor University Friday, October 31, 2019 2 The Baylor Lariat opinionbaylorlariat.com GOT SOMETHING TO SAY? We want to hear it. Send us your thoughts: [email protected] EDITORIAL COLUMN Love Baylor, Baylor should offer digital IDs acknowledge Have you ever gotten to Georgetown University and worth it for the benefit of the dining hall or SUB to University of San Francisco. students. grab a snack and realized According to an article from In addition to the ease you left your student ID at Tech Crunch, Apple’s vice it brings, digitization also its faults too home? Have you ever been to president of internet services provides more protections MEREDITH HOWARD a basketball game and gotten said these schools have for identity security. Physical Staff Writer to the entrance to then realize experienced success with IDs are much easier to steal you don’t have your ID and this new system and have than digital ones, and the While some Baylor students eat, don’t have your ID number purchased 1.25 million meals Apple security measures, bleed and breathe green and gold, memorized either? Or, worst and open 4 million doors including fingerprint and Face others find themselves constantly of all, have you ever gotten across campuses with a simple ID, provide more security for making jokes about our Baptist locked out of your dorm late at tap of an Apple Watch or the digital IDs. Additionally, university, but we all have something in night with your ID laying on iPhone. it is overall better for the common. While we all benefit from the your desk in your room? These student IDs are environment. Where do those many opportunities Chances are one of these present in the Apple wallet and little plastic guys go when Baylor offers, most things has happened to you at allow for easy use and access you lose them? Maybe they of us have also been least one time in your days at without having to rummage make their way down into the frustrated with Baylor, and you may have had through your real wallet to Brazos and into great water some university to pay to replace your student find it or worry about leaving systems, and when you throw policy or stance at Hannah Holliday | Cartoonist Hannah Holliday ID once or twice. To solve this it behind when it’s needed. them away post-graduation, some point in our problem, Baylor should start Additionally, for students who all they’re doing is adding the Baylor careers. offering digital student IDs in don’t have iPhones, IDs could waste problem. It’s important to place of, or in addition to, the be offered in the form of QR As our world is becoming balance school spirit with recognizing physical ones. It’s pretty easy codes or like an online ticket increasingly digitalized, it Baylor’s faults and wanting to fix them. to misplace or leave behind a of sorts, or they could simply is important to keep with Constantly bragging about Baylor’s No. small piece of plastic, but it’s have the physical ID. the times and adopt new 12 football ranking — sic ‘em — and not very often that students Although implementing technologies. Digital student rising status as a research institution forget their phones at home.
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