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A cut fiber line caused an internet and cable outage for Grande Communications Services customers in various areas of Waco on Wednesday. “We do not know who cut [the fiber line] or how it was cut” said Teresa Rowan, a customer service representative. Grande became aware of the outage after they received multiple reports from Waco residents that use Grande as a service provider. Thirteen sections or bridges were affected in the Waco area, however the full extent of the outage is unknown due to the nature of Grande’s database systems. The View on 10th, an apartment building near campus, lost service throughout the building on Wednesday, Liesje Powers | Photo Editor according to an e-mail sent to residents regarding the internet and cable outage. WHATEVER FLOATS YOUR BOAT The Greater Waco Chamber of Commerce will host the Brazos River Float on Saturday in Indian Grande Communication Services resolved the issue Spring Park. The event, which will offer participants food, games and a chance to float down the Brazos River, is open to all college students with a valid student ID. around 8:30 p.m. Wednesday night. Floating Along Waco Chamber hosts Brazos River Float

KALYN STORY about two hours to float from start to finish. The Chamber of Staff Writer Commerce will provide floats and drinks along the water as personal coolers will not be allowed. For the first time, the Greater Waco Chamber of Commerce is “We want to showcase that Waco is an attractive place to hosting a Brazos River float for Waco college students. live and build a life after graduation,” Collins said. “A strong, In an effort to connect students to the Waco community, educated work force is important to this community, so we want free food, music, games and tubing will be available at 2 p.m. to encourage students to build a life in the greater Waco area Saturday in Indian Spring Park at the Waco Suspension Bridge. upon graduation.” A valid student ID is required to participate. Collins said she thinks the Brazos River is one of the greatest “We’re hoping to introduce students to the community in a assets to the Waco community that is wildly under utilized, fun, exciting way that everyone will want to participate in,” said especially by college students. Kris Collins, senior vice president of Economic Development for “The Brazos is beautiful and Waco is beautiful,” Collins said. the Waco Chamber of Commerce. “We hope students will love “There haven’t been many events to get people in the water, so Waco and the community can retain their talent after graduation.” we hope this does just that.” The second and final round of floaters will leave around 4 In addition to parking near the Waco Convention Center, there Jessica Hubble | Photographer p.m. Students do not need to float to participate in the event, and will be a shuttle picking up and dropping off students in front NO SIGNAL Grande Communications Services suffered the first 500 will receive a swag bag including a tank top and a of Penland Residence Hall. The Shuttle will run from 1:30-6:30 a citywide internet outage on Wednesday afternoon waterproof bag. p.m. caused by a cut fiber line. Registration begins at 1:30 p.m., and the first wave of floaters For more information, students can go to brazosriverfloat. will leave at 2 p.m. The Chamber estimates it will take students com.

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From the Editor’s Baylor mission in Guatemala desk: Underfunded departments? KENDRA PELL others stick with one of them the Registration woes? Visit Reporter entire trip,” Borchardt said. “Having pg. 2 the option to choose makes this trip Vernon senior Sarah Borchardt, that much more special.” a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma, arts & life The elementary school was gained more than she imagined after another place the members of Kappa her first mission trip to Guatemala Kappa Gamma visited throughout The Dept. of with the sorority. Now, after her the trip. There, they were able to play Multicultural Affairs second year traveling with the group, games and read Bible stories to the hosts a week- Borchardt said she is even more students each day. long Mosaic Mixer impacted by the people she met. “Working with all the kids and featuring multicultural “These kids truly have so much just witnessing the delight on their organizations. pg. 6 joy, and it really shows when we faces each day was so cool to see,” get to see them each day,” said said Katy senior Taylor Ruzicka. Borchardt, who was one of the trip Hiking a volcano, zip-lining organizers. through the forest, shopping through sports At the end of May each year, the the markets of Antigua and eating Baylor Panhellenic sorority allows at delicious Central American about 20 women to travel to Antigua, restaurants were some of the Guatemala, to help care for the additional activities the women were children of Hermano Pedro Hospital able to enjoy after their days caring and a Guatemala City elementary for the children of the hospital as school. well as the school. Each day on the trip, the women “The children were incredibly were able to choose which place life-changing, and being able they would like to visit. Hermano to explore Guatemala was also Baylor volleyball hits Pedro is a home for children with exciting,” said Dallas senior Julia the road: Read about special needs, and the women had Swanner. the opportunity to assist the nurses in where the team will be for For more information on this trip Photo courtesy of Kendra Pell the next few weeks. pg. 7 caring for the children. and many others, contact Baylor “It’s great that we get to pick CIRCLE OF FRIENDSHIP Members of the Kappa Kappa Gamma Missions at 254-710-7424, or visit sorority gather with Guatemalan students to play games and harvest new which place we’d like to go to. Some www.baylor.edu/missions. friendships. girls alternate between the two and

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EDITORIAL OPINION In the chaos of election season, remember that God is still in control

NATHAN KEIL Sports Writer “There is enough hurt, Election season can be a trying time, especially when you are unsure who of to vote pain and destruction for. Just like you, I am searching for answers. in the world that we I am no political savant or foreign relations should not add anymore expert; however, I am a follower of Christ and to it.” -Nathan Keil I would like to share with you what I believe about following Him going into election season. enough hurt, pain, and destruction in the I believe we world that we should not add any more to are supremely and it. Let us continue to trust in the promise of wonderfully made by a life made possible through the sacrifice of a God who loves us Jesus on the cross. Let us continue to serve the more than we could world, regardless of political party preference ever comprehend. or religious affiliation and allow us to continue We were all given to be the Church, living in fellowship and gifts and talents praying together, much like the early church that are unique to Joshua Kim | Cartoonist in Acts chapter 2. us. Although our There is no outcome in November that interests may seem will surprise God. There is no upset that could similar to someone catch God off guard. This world is not our own; else’s, no two people Registration we did not create it. This is God’s masterpiece are completely the same. We were created and I believe that regardless of who is elected with the gift of free will and the opportunity as the 45th President of the United States, God to choose what we individually feel is best. is ultimately in control. Knowing that and Even though we will not always agree with woes: Tales trusting in it, I can rest easier. I pray that you our friends, our family, or our country when can as well. But if you do not, that’s OK. As I it comes to values, viewpoints, or candidates, said before, God has blessed us with the ability God gave us this gift of choice and so we ought to choose and we ought to respect each other to exercise that ability this November. from the and our own right do to so. I believe that we should not let our Nathan Keil is a second year theology differences at the poll be the catalyst for student at George W. Truett Seminary. He is division within the body of Christ. There is underfunded from Los Angeles, California. departments Segregating the sexes in sports: The plight of the ‘Pantherettes’ Registration for classes has gotten much Schaefer Fine Arts Center is an inadequate more difficult due to Baylor’s massive growth facility housing the Departments of Theatre MCKENNA MIDDLETON now participate in collegiate and high school in the past few years. We intended to write Arts and Art and occupied to capacity Copy Editor athletics, they are still viewed as smaller and this editorial on the process of enrolling in (students, faculty, laboratories, auditoriums, “inferior” to the men they play alongside. classes as a studio art minor. and graduate programs). Furthermore, We are sorted into gender-specific Thanks to McCormick’s efforts, the school Minors in studio art, no matter their the Division of Film and Digital Media in categories since birth, when a child’s genitals board voted to change the team name to classification, must wait for all studio art the Department of Communication has directly correspond to a particular colored be uniform regardless of gender. However, majors to enroll in 3000 and 4000 level significantly outgrown its space in Castellaw, blanket: pink for girls and blue for boys. this small but notable triumph was short classes first. The minor must put their name and the quality of this space has declined. Starting the day we come into the world, lived. In the months following the decision, on a wait list to receive consideration for Architectural plans are being created to the genders are separated into two polarized community backlash reached such magnitude course enrollment, which is unaffiliated with renovate and expand Hooper-Schaefer Fine groups, one marked by masculinity and that the school board decided to reconsider BearWeb in the art department’s office. Senior Arts Center to better accommodate the needs expectations of entitlement, the other filled and eventually reinstate the Pantherettes. studio art minors do not get preference. of these departments.” with femininity and implied frailty. For the People that opposed the name change With the particularly popular courses, Anderson said plans to create this arts rest of our life, we are presented repackaged claim it broke tradition. such as those on the graphic design route, district has been in the books for “at least versions of that same pink/blue distinction. While I understand that there is sanctity in it is common for the classes to fill up before 10 years,” but fundraising is the issue. The One of these continuing a 60 year old tradition, the issue minors even have the option to enroll. Hankamer School of Business moved into gender distinctions goes much deeper. Traditional patriarchy It is understood that seniors should not its $100 million facility, the Paul L. Foster has recently come has promoted a society that constantly have to worry about enrolling in courses in Campus for Business and Innovation, last fall. to the attention of distinguishes the differences between order to graduate. Since this is not the case for As the name suggests, the project was possible the media in Waco. women and men and implies that women are studio art minors, we believed an update was thanks to a hefty donation from Mr. Foster. The name of the inferior to men. While seemingly trivial, the necessary to get the department on track with The business school can simply crank out Midway High School feminization of mascots illustrates this very the rest of the university. more students than the art department – those sports team is the principle. Before we ran with that editorial, we of whom are also likely to make wealthier Panthers. However, Simply put: an underlying toleration decided to look into the issue more. After alumni. if students are part for sexism in the name of tradition is the speaking with Professor and Chair of the “We need a donor the way business had a of a women’s sports very core of the issue. Tradition told Sonia Art department Mark Anderson, it became donor,” Anderson said. team at Midway, Sotomayor she couldn’t be a Supreme Court clear why studio art minors are barred from This shortage of space, lack of funding they instead go by justice. Tradition told Sally Ride she couldn’t registering for these classes, even if they are and small faculty is costing students. It is the Pantherettes. go to space. Tradition told Venus and Serena seniors. Rather than being departmental encouraging to know that Pro Futuris at least Earlier this summer, Midway senior Miriam Williams they couldn’t be professional oversight, this barring is caused by a lack of states the college’s intention for expansion, but McCormick spoke out against the different athletes. space and funding. we are over halfway done with the initiative titles in front of the school board. She Ironically, many of McCormick’s “We have more than half of our majors in and there have been no improvements. The explained that the “-ette” suffix implies critics were former Midway female graphic design,” Anderson said. “It’s just not business school and McLane Stadium are something is smaller or inferior. She brought athletes advocating the tradition of the possible to get non-majors and minors in excellent examples of how the university can forward the radical idea that there is nothing Pantherette”team name. McCormick reported those classes.” allocate immense funds and build amazing inherently masculine about this particular title facing cyberbullying and community backlash Within the Pro Futuris plan set in place by facilities. It’s time for the smaller departments that deems it necessary to make a feminine for speaking out about this important issue. the university for 2014 to 2018, the College to have the resources to expand. form of the name. The recognition of these kinds of casually sexist of Arts & Sciences specifies its intention To put into perspective just how offensive classifications must be met with a communal to expand the art department. This would The Baylor Lariat wants to hear from the and demeaning the “-ette” terminology is, support for positive change. Gender equality include moving some of the facilities to a student body if they are experiencing similar imagine if female lawyers were referred to begins at these seemingly simple levels. If we different location and utilizing the vacated problems. as lawyerettes. Or if female doctors were can’t band together in support of small steps spaces for, say, graphic design studios. It would Are you a social work student who feels referred to as doctorettes. It doesn’t seem for gender equality, like getting rid of “-ette” also entail moving the film and digital media your department is underfunded? Or an like such a trivial sexist suffix in these terms. at the end of a mascot name, how can we ever department from Castellaw into Hooper- anthropology student who wishes you had a new Like lawyerette and doctorette, pantherette expect to minimize the wage gap or put an end Schaefer. The following comes from the plan facility? Send your experiences and suggestions is not a real word; it suggests a society in to things like rape culture? “Building the Arts District”: for change within your department to: which language must be used to differentiate “The Arts District fundraising campaign [email protected]. female athletes from male ones, serving as a Mckenna Middleton is a Sophomore has been ongoing for several years. Hooper- constant reminder that though women can Journalism major from La Cresenta, California. 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Wesley Shaffer Thursday, September 1, 2016 The Baylor Lariat News 3 Rubio, Commercial flight McCain from US lands in Cuba MICHAEL WEISSENSTEIN officials and journalists,airlines landing routinely take Associated Press with a sprinkling of Cuban- around the island will drive a American families and U.S. sense of openness, integration primary SANTA CLARA, Cuba — travelers — were given gift and normality. That has a The first commercial flight bags with Cuban cookbooks, huge psychological impact,” between the United States commemorative luggage tags said Richard Feinberg, author wins and Cuba in more than a and Cuban flags, which they of the new book “Open for half century landed in the were encouraged to wave. Business: Building the New central city of Santa Clara The arrival opens a new era Cuban Economy.” on Wednesday morning, re- of U.S.-Cuba travel with about Also, the U.S. Department establishing regular air service 300 flights a week connecting of Transportation announced ERICA WERNER Associated Press severed at the height of the the U.S. with an island cut off the carriers selected to operate Associated Press Cold War. from most Americans by the routes to Havana: Alaska TAKE FLIGHT Passengers deplane from JetBlue flight 387, Cheers broke out in the 55-year-old trade embargo on Airlines, American Airlines, WASHINGTON — in Santa Clara, Cuba on Wednesday. JetBlue 387, the first cabin of JetBlue flight 387 Cuba and formal ban on U.S. Delta Air Lines, Frontier Republican Sens. Marco Rubio commercial flight between the U.S. and Cuba in more than as the plane touched down. citizens engaging in tourism Airlines, JetBlue Airways, of Florida and John McCain a half century, landed in the central city of Santa Clara on Passengers — mostly airline on the island. Southwest Airlines, Spirit Wednesday morning. of Arizona turned toward the executives, U.S. government “Seeing the American Airlines and United Airlines. general election Wednesday with GOP control of the Senate at risk, each facing lesser- known Democratic House members who’ve sought to link them to Donald Trump. Rubio and McCain have two tough months of campaigning ahead, but on Tuesday they easily dispatched their Republican primary opponents, outcomes What’s that underscored the party establishment’s dominance of House and Senate primaries this year despite the nation’s turbulent anti-establishment Happening mood and Trump’s outsider candidacy. Not a single senator of either party has lost a primary this year, and in House races, only five incumbents have lost, on Campus? in several cases because they Hang out with friends and get connected were under indictment or their districts were redrawn. at these fun and free* events Rubio and McCain are supporting Trump for president, albeit with obvious reluctance after they were the target of his insults and Rubio ran against Trump (Cont.) for the White House. Unlike Thursday, Sept. 1 Friday, Sept. 2 other incumbents, Rubio Chalk Talk 5th Quarter and McCain are extremely well-known with their own 12:30 p.m. Held every Thursday before a home football Postgame Enjoy a vibrant line up of entertainment and brands distinct from Trump’s, game; join Baylor football players, coaches and fans for programs following each home football game. Grab your but the mogul’s impact on free food and a breakdown of each week’s game, in the Bill blanket and join student activities on Fountain Mall, this their candidacies remains Daniel Student Center. week for a screening of Disney’s Aladin. unpredictable in states with large numbers of Hispanics, many of whom Trump has Traditions Rally Saturday, Sept. 3 alienated with his insulting 5:30 p.m. Celebrate Baylor’s rich athletic and spirit comments about Mexicans and traditions with a live concert by Aloe Blacc in Fountain Downtown Waco Farmers Market his hard line on immigration. Mall. Concessions available. Activities begin at 5:30 p.m. 9 a.m. Explore the Downtown Waco Farmers Market. Trump was speaking about immigration late Wednesday with a student tailgate followed at 7:30 p.m. with a pep Pick-up a $5 voucher, redeemable with any local night in Phoenix after a visit rally and 8 p.m. with Aloe Blacc in concert and fireworks. market vendor, at the Baylor Student Life tent. Limited to Mexico, but McCain, who Complete schedule at baylor.edu/traditionsrally. quantity available. avoids talking about Trump or appearing with him, did not South Asian Night Brazos River Float plan to attend. Instead he was “spending a much-deserved 6:30 p.m. Join South Asian student organizations as they 2 p.m. This student-only welcome home event hosted day off with his wife, Cindy, welcome new students to Baylor in room 250 of Paul L. by the Greater Waco Chamber offers free food, games at their home in Sedona,” his Foster Campus for Business and Innovation and a tube-based float fest on the Brazos River. Bring campaign said. your Baylor ID to join the fun. Registration begins at McCain will face Rep. 1:30 p.m. at Indian Spring Park, downtown Waco. Ann Kirkpatrick, his most Friday, Sept. 2 formidable Democratic Priority given to first 500 students. opponent in years, while Remembering Our Hope Rubio faces Rep. Patrick 1:30 p.m. Explore how friendship can enrich community Monday, Sept. 5 Murphy, a former Republican and cultivate virtues with a panel discussion, who won his primary against unpredictable liberal firebrand “Companions in Hope: Why Community is Good but Movie at McLane Rep. Alan Grayson. Friendship is Better,” hosted by Darin Davis, vice president 8 p.m. Bring your blanket and your friends for a free Tuesday’s primary also for University Mission, in Roxy Grove Hall. showing of Captain America: Civil War on the big saw Florida Rep. Debbie 3 p.m. A vespers and music service featuring Baylor screen at McLane Stadium. Wasserman Schultz, the students. controversial former head of the Democratic National Tuesday, Sept. 6 Committee, easily beat Gameday: Baylor vs. challenger Tim Canova, Cross Cultural Engagement who was supported by Sen. Northwestern State Bernie Sanders. Twelve-term 3 p.m. University Parks will close to automobile traffic. Kick-Off Dinner Democratic Rep. Corrine 6 p.m. Join Spiritual Life at the Bobo Spiritual Life 3:30 p.m. Gather with the Baylor community Brown, one of the first Center as they start weekly dinners focused on black lawmakers elected to as Touchdown Ally, the Student introducing students, staff and faculty through Congress from Florida since Organization Tailgate and the Baylor storytelling. Reconstruction, lost her Alumni Network Tailgate open. primary in a redrawn district and under indictment over 4 p.m. Bear Walk. Cheer on the Bears allegedly using a charity as a as they arrive for the game and slush fund. enter McLane Stadium. Republican officials and their allies celebrated the 4:30 p.m. Enjoy a live concert from Gin primary wins following Blossoms on the South Plaza. victories earlier in the election 5 p.m. McLane Stadium gates open. cycle in Alabama, Indiana and other states. It’s a change 6:30 p.m. Kickoff. Sic ’em Bears! from past elections, most New security measures in place at McLane Stadium. notably in 2010 and 2012, when flawed GOP candidates Please allow extra time for entry. For more, join Baylor Connect at won primaries in states like Missouri and Delaware, only baylor.edu/baylorconnect to cost the party in November. “Tuesday’s results Follow @BaylorSA and @BaylorUB on Twitter. are further proof that well-run campaigns can win elections despite environmental headwinds,” said John Ashbrook, a former McConnell aide and GOP strategist whose firm, Cavalry LLC, has worked for several winning GOP Senate primary campaigns this season. *Unless otherwise noted. Thursday, September 1, 2016 The Baylor Lariat 4 News Mother Teresa to be canonized

NICOLE WINFIELD Mother Teresa not only shared the faithful through the Associated Press the material poverty of the canonization of the ethnic poor but the spiritual poverty Albanian nun: That saints can VATICAN CITY — When of those who feel “unloved, be imperfect — they can suffer Pope Francis canonizes Mother unwanted, uncared for.” as Mother Teresa did and even Teresa on Sunday, he’ll be “That was her experience feel unloved by God, said Ines honoring a nun who won in her relationship with Jesus,” Angeli Murzaku, a professor admirers around the world Kolodiejchuk said in an of church history at Seton Hall and a Nobel Peace Prize for interview. “She understood very University in New Jersey and her joy-filled dedication to the well when people would share herself a native Albanian. “poorest of the poor.” He’ll also their horror stories, their pain “That existential periphery be recognizing holiness in a and suffering of being unloved, which is suffering and being woman who felt so abandoned lonely. She would be able to marginalized, he wants to bring by God that she was unable to share that empathy because she that to the attention of the pray and was convinced, despite herself was experiencing it.” world,” she said in a telephone her ever-present smile, that she Thousands of people are interview. Mother Teresa “is so was experiencing the “tortures expected for the canonization real. She’s not remote. She’s not of hell.” ceremony Sunday for a nun who a perfect, perfect saint.” For nearly 50 years, Mother was fast-tracked for sainthood That said, her blind faith Teresa endured what the church just a year after she died in in enduring the “darkness,” as calls a “dark night of the soul” 1997. St. John Paul II beatified she called it, and persevering — a period of spiritual doubt, her before a crowd of 300,000 in through it seems almost despair and loneliness that St. Peter’s Square in 2003. superhuman to outsiders. many of the great mystics Francis has made the Kolodiejchuk, the postulator experienced, her namesake St. canonization the high point of for the cause, says that in Therese of Lisieux included. his Jubilee of Mercy, a yearlong retrospect, Mother Teresa’s For the Rev. Brian emphasis on the church’s “darkness” was actually a Kolodiejchuk, the Canadian merciful side. Francis has an critical part of her vocation, priest who published the obvious interest in highlighting kept hidden from the world letters and spearheaded Mother Teresa’s mercy-filled that only saw a firm but loving Mother Teresa’s saint-making service to outcasts on the mother superior who was the Associated Press campaign, the revelations were periphery, given that her life’s first in the chapel each morning work exemplifies the priorities and often worked herself to further confirmation of Mother SAINT OF SERVICE Pope John Paul II, right, holds his arm around Mother Teresa as they Teresa’s heroic saintliness. He of his own pontificate. exhaustion at night tending to ride in the popemobile outside the Home of the Dying in Calcutta, India in this February 1986 said that by canonizing her, But Francis is also sending society’s most unloved. photo. When Pope Francis will canonize Mother Teresa on Sunday to honor her life of service Francis is recognizing that a more subtle message to and faith.

Slain IS leader had multiple roles to play

SARAH EL DEEB Washington said al-Adnani was targeted Associated Press by a U.S. airstrike on the nearby city of al-Bab, though U.S. officials were still confirming his BEIRUT — With the killing of Abu death. Mohammed al-Adnani, the Islamic State Pentagon press secretary Peter Cook group lost one of its most powerful figures, said Wednesday that Washington had no a militant with multiple roles: A propaganda information “to support Russia’s claim.” chief, overseer of spectacular attacks in The IS-run Aamaq news agency Europe and a trusted lieutenant of the group’s announced Tuesday that al-Adnani was Associated Press top leader. “martyred while surveying the operations to SOMETHING TO CELEBRATE People celebrate the impeachment of Brazil’s President Al-Adnani was the mastermind of the repel the military campaigns in Aleppo.” It Dilma Rousseff, in Sao Paulo, Brazil on Wednesday. extremist group’s strategy of lashing out didn’t provide details. abroad with attacks that overshadowed A U.S. defense official said al-Adnani was its battlefield losses in Syria and Iraq. He believed to have been hit as he was getting formed militant cells in Europe to carry out into a vehicle in al-Bab, an IS stronghold organized attacks and inspired “lone wolves” in Aleppo province that is targeted by Brazil’s president who struck out on their own. American- and Turkish-backed fighters in Coming on the heels of the death of the the push against the extremist group. The group’s war minister, al-Adnani’s loss is likely official spoke on condition of anonymity to to prompt a shake-up in the IS leadership discuss intelligence information. ousted from office and may force its shadowy leader, Abu Bakr The Soufan Group, a Washington- al-Baghdadi, to address the loss of its most based consultancy firm that monitors IS PETER PRENGAMAN 1970s during the country’s dictatorship. She charismatic figure. activities, said that if confirmed, al-Adnani’s AND MAURICIO SAVARESE was accused of breaking fiscal laws in her “Only al-Baghdadi is a more important death would be one of IS’s “most significant Associated Press management of the federal budget. leader, and al-Adnani was probably personnel losses.” “The Senate has found that the president positioned to succeed al-Baghadi if he was “The death of al-Adnani could blunt the BRASILIA, Brazil — Brazil’s Senate on of the federal republic of Brazil, Dilma Vana killed,” Thomas Joscelyn, a researcher with group’s siren song to terror, both directed and Wednesday voted to remove President Dilma Rousseff, committed crimes in breaking the U.S.-based Foundation for the Defense inspired,” the Soufan Group said, though it Rousseff from office, the culmination of a fiscal laws,” said Chief Justice Ricardo of Democracies, said in an email to The cautioned that al-Adnani’s death is unlikely yearlong fight that paralyzed Latin America’s Lewandowski, who presided over the trial. Associated Press. to bring a halt to IS attacks abroad. IS has largest nation and exposed deep rifts among Opposition lawmakers, who made clear In a statement announcing his death, already had plenty of time to put plans in its people on everything from race relations early on the only solution was getting her out IS described al-Adnani as a descendant of place for further strikes, it said. to social spending. of office, argued that the maneuvers masked Prophet Muhammad’s family and tribe, As a main recruiter of foreign fighters, While Rousseff’s ouster was widely yawning deficits from high spending and attributes also used to describe al-Baghdadi. al-Adnani is believed to have planned and expected, the decision was a key chapter in ultimately exacerbated the recession in a Still, both the Islamic State group — put in action attacks such as the November a colossal political struggle that is far from nation that had long enjoyed darling status and its forerunner, al-Qaida in Iraq — 2015 Paris attacks that killed more than 100 over. Her vice president-turned-nemesis, among emerging economies. have overcome past leadership losses, said people. He is also believed to have directed Michel Temer, was immediately sworn in Nonsense, Rousseff countered time and Joscelyn, editor of the Long War Journal. the attacks on the Brussels and Istanbul as president with Rousseff’s allies vowing to again, proclaiming her innocence up to News of al-Adnani’s death sparked airports, and the bloody hostage attack in fight her removal. the end. Previous presidents used similar conflicting claims from Washington and Bangladesh. Rousseff was Brazil’s first female president, accounting techniques, she noted, saying the Moscow over who targeted him. Russia said “Al-Adnani served several roles. with a storied career that includes a stint as a push to remove her was a bloodless coup d’etat Wednesday it killed him along with 40 other Therefore, he may be replaced by multiple Marxist guerrilla jailed and tortured in the by elites fuming over the populist polices of militants in a strike in the northwestern men,” Joscelyn said. her Workers’ Party the last 13 years. Syrian city of Aleppo.

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STEVE PEOPLES AND CHRISTOPHER SHERMAN Associated Press

MEXICO CITY — On Mexican soil for the first time as the Republican presidential nominee, a firm but measured Donald Trump defended the right of the United States to build a massive border wall along its southern flank, standing up for the centerpiece of his immigration plan in a country where he is widely despised. But within hours of Trump’s visit, a dispute arose over the most contentious part of the billionaire’s plans to secure the U.S. southern border — his insistence that Mexico must pay to build that wall. When answering questions from adjacent lecterns before a Mexican flag after his meeting at the official residence ofthe country’s president, Enrique Pena Nieto, Trump said Wednesday the two men didn’t discuss who would pay for a cost of construction pegged in the billions. Silent at that moment, Pena Nieto later tweeted, “At the start of the conversation with Donald Trump I made it clear that Mexico will not pay for the wall.” With the meeting held behind closed doors, it was impossible to know who was telling the truth. But the difference in how Trump and Pena Nieto recalled their talk was an example of the political risk taken on by two unpopular politicians who arrived at the meeting having spent months quarreling from afar. Trump began his campaign by deriding Mexico as a source of rapists and criminals, and piled on in the months to come as he attacked Mexico over free trade, illegal immigration and Associated Press border security. Pena Nieto responded by condemning Trump’s language, saying those were the sort of words that gave rise to BUILD A WALL A supporter of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump holds up his shirt, which bears the Trump slogan Adolf Hitler. “Build a Wall,” following a rally for Trump on Tuesday in Everett, Wash. Pena Nieto did not repeat such criticism Wednesday, but acknowledged Trump’s comments had “hurt and affected history. Pena Nieto suggested there was room to improve the would use a “deportation force” to expel all of the estimated Mexicans.” trade deal, while the New York businessman promised to promote 11 million people living in the United States illegally, Trump “The Mexicans deserve everyone’s respect,” he said. trade deals that would keep jobs in the Western Hemisphere — a suggested last week he could soften that stance. The trip and the later dispute, arriving 10 weeks before departure from his standard “America First” rhetoric. But he still says he plans to build a huge wall — paid for by America’s presidential Election Day, came just hours before Trump’s presence Wednesday, his first meeting with a head Mexico — along the two nations’ border. He is under pressure Trump was to deliver a highly anticipated speech in Arizona of state abroad as a presidential candidate, sparked anger and to clarify just where he stands in the Wednesday night speech, about illegal immigration. That has been a defining issue of his protests across Mexico’s capital city. Former Mexican President which had been rescheduled several times. presidential campaign, but also one on which he’s appeared to Vicente Fox bluntly told the celebrity businessman that, despite Trump’s running mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, told CBS waver in recent days. Pena Nieto’s hospitality, he was not welcome. earlier in Wednesday that Trump would make clear “that there Trump stayed on script after the meeting, reading a statement “We don’t like him. We don’t want him. We reject his visit,” will be no path to legalization, no path to citizenship. People from notes and politely answering shouted questions from Fox said on CNN, calling the trip a “political stunt.” will need to leave the country to be able to obtain legal status or reporters about his promise to force Mexico to pay for a wall Pena Nieto was less combative as he addressed reporters obtain citizenship.” along the border between the two countries. alongside Trump. He acknowledged the two men had differences Campaigning in Ohio, Democrat Hillary Clinton jabbed “We did discuss the wall. We didn’t discuss payment of the and defended the contribution of Mexicans working in the at Trump’s Mexican appearance as she promoted her own wall,” Trump said. United States, but he described the conversation as “open and experience working with foreign leaders as the nation’s chief Writing later on Twitter, Pena Nieto said the subject was constructive.” He and Trump shook hands as the session ended. diplomat. among the first things the men discussed. He has for months said Pena Nieto’s performance came in for immediate “People have to get to know that they can count on you, that “there is no scenario” under which Mexico would pay for the condemnation from his many critics in Mexico. you won’t say one thing one day and something totally different wall. “Pena ended up forgiving Trump when he didn’t even ask for the next,” she told the American Legion in Cincinnati. “From there, the conversation addressed other issues, and an apology,” said Esteban Illades, the editor of Nexos magazine. Her campaign jumped on Pena Nieto’s later tweet, too. developed in a respectful manner,” he added. “The lowest point of the most painful day in the history of the “It turns out Trump didn’t just choke,” said Clinton campaign Those issues included the North American Free Trade Mexican presidency.” chairman John Podesta in a statement. “He got beat in the room Agreement, which Trump has called the worst trade deal in After saying during his Republican primary campaign he and lied about it.”

Why Doesn’t God Hug Me? Tue 9/6/2016 7 pm

To those who are struggling under the bitter pain that life inflicts on you…to those who are exhausted from the hurt but don’t know

Alberto Saiz | Associated Press where to turn for help…you have heard that TOMATINA Crowds of people throw tomatoes at each other, during the annual “Tomatina” tomato fight fiesta in the village of Bunol. God loves you. But if God loves you, why doesn’t He show up and give you the Annual tomato battle physical affection that your torn heart needs? leaves Spanish town Corpus 1227 invites Baylor students to “Why Doesn’t God Hug Me?” in the Browning awash in red pulp Square Community Room, at 1721 S 9th St. DIEGO TORRES There, we will answer this question. We Associated Press promise that before you leave, God will hug BUNOL, Spain — participants. overlooking the festivities also you…and you will feel it. How can we say Thousands of people pelted People cheered and jumped were pelted, and tomatoes each other with tons of ripe in the party atmosphere, with left red blotches on buildings’ something like that? Come and see for tomatoes Wednesday, creating some people wearing fancy white walls. a red, mushy mess in the dress but most in T-shirts. Canadian photographer yourself. Seating in the room is limited, but if annual “Tomatina” street As the trucks pulled into the David Trattlas said it was his battle in eastern Spain. narrow streets, the revelers 15th year at the festival. we overflow we will schedule an identical At the fiesta in Bunol, chanted, “Tomato! Tomato!” “The last week of every event soon afterward. 160 tons of tomatoes were To avoid injuries, revelers August is the best week of the offloaded from six trucks into are instructed to squelch the year, the most social week of the crowd packing the town’s tomatoes before throwing the year. I can’t think of being streets for the hour-long battle them. Even so, many donned anywhere else except here, in Note: parking at Browning Square is that attracts many foreigners swimming goggles to protect this village, with this group of among the around 20,000 their eyes. People on balconies people,” he said. reserved for residents. You may park on the street nearby if there is room. The nearest Baylor student parking is along 8th Street SOCIAL MEDIA th EXTRAS near Speight, or at the back of 7 & James Church. Follow us on twitter @bulariat and instagram For more information, see @baylorlariat facebook.com/Corpus1227 to get updates on tomorrow’s Traditions Rally. Thursday, September 1, 2016 6 The Baylor Lariat

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Mosaic Week Week in full of firsts Waco Multicultural Affairs >> Friday 1:30 p.m. — expands Mosaic Mixer Remembering Our Hope, Roxy Grove Hall BRADI MURPHY those specified ethnic groups. 6:30 p.m. — Baylor Arts & Life Editor “This is a great way for students to feel welcome, so by vs. Northwestern football game at This will be the first year for doing multiple nights, students the week-long Mosaic Mixer get a chance to follow up with McLane Stadium presented by the Department people they’ve met and make of Multicultural Affairs.those connections that will be >> Saturday Mosaic Week aims to celebrate long lasting. Whereas Mosaic the multicultural student is such a big event, its a little organizations around campus harder to network,” said Sharyl 9 a.m.— Downtown and is sponsored partially Loeung, the coordinator Waco Farmers for Student Outreach and by the Student Development Timothy Hong | Lariat Photographer Market team. Inclusion in the Department Nigeria senior Adetutu Adeyen hugs a friend Wednesday night at the Mosaic Asian Night she 6:30 p.m. — HOT In previous years, the of Multicultural Affairs. The first day of Mosaic hasn’t seen in a while at the Mosaic Asian Night. Summer Nights Department of Multicultural Art: Texas Fine Affairs had a one-day event Week previews all of the was held in the Barfield of organizations,” said McAllen Asian organizations to create called the Mosaic Mixer, organizations. If students Artists at Springhill Drawing Room of the senior Yoonki Na, a member of the event this month. where multiple multicultural show an interest in a Suites Waco in Student Union Building on the Asian Cabinet Chair. “We “We are the second organizations around campus particular organization, they Woodway Wednesday. This was the first want Asian students to feel largest minority [at Baylor], were able to have information are welcome to come back 9 p.m. — Students time ever they had a multi- connected within our school. but we do not have our own booths as well as a variety of for days dedicated to specific Asian night and the first time I feel like we have so much to month,” Na said. “We are very showing of Captain performances. organizations. all 13 Asian organizations on provide and give them.” Na underrepresented by Baylor America: Civil War This year however, the Wednesday featured the campus were able to gather in wants freshman students to University, so we try to come at McLane Stadium Department of Multicultural Asian Mosaic Night. Earlier one room and host this kind of find somewhere they can “love out of our bubble and create a Affairs tried something new this week there was also the event. An Asian Cabinet was Baylor like how [he] love[s] greater, more friendly and nice and extended their mixer Mosaic Mixer, a Black Student also created for the first time B ay l or.” environment,” Na said. >> Monday to a full week to give ethnic Welcome, an MA Officer this summer. The cabinet is also looking Na is looking forward to groups the opportunity to Mixer, a Hispanic Student “We’re looking forward forward to creating an Asian holding Asian Heritage Month 5:30 p.m. — have their own spotlight. Each Night, and the South Asian to all of the freshman and Heritage Month for the first on Oct.16 to Nov. 16. day, there will be a variety of Night on Sept. 1. Cross Cultural new students coming out and time in Baylor history. Na will organizations that fall under The Mosaic Asian Night Engagement Kick- experiencing all different kinds be working with the other 13 Off Dinner at the Bobo Spiritual Life Center What’s the scoop on Heritage? SETH JONES ice cream since February 2015 at the already in Waco that we can make the out Heritage, Coffee Stracciatella ice Reporter Waco Downtown Farmers Market, best?” Reynolds said. cream is available for purchase along they opened their own retail space That was the thinking that led with 11 other unique flavors. They Usually an ice cream shop is not o. Eighth Street in March of this the Batsons to open the ice cream post all 12 flavors for any given day the first place a student considers year. The location places Heritage shop, and from a quality standpoint, on their Instagram. when deciding where to study or Creamery right next to the popular Reynolds believes Heritage is the best. The high quality of the ice cream, hang out with friends, but Heritage study spot/coffee shop Common “This is a premiere product,” coupled with a new building, makes Creamery looks to change that. Grounds. Reynolds said. “There’s nothing Heritage Creamery an intriguing Rifle Co. senior Adam Rice, an Blake and Kimberly Batson, artificial in our ice cream, and you alternative to an on-campus library outside sales manager for Heritage, Baylor graduates and owners of can taste it.” or a coffee shop (even if there is one said he believes the new shop can Common Grounds and Heritage According to www. right next door). serve as a unique setting for students. Creamery, had a clear vision for what heritagecreamery.com, Heritage He says the goal for his and his co- they wanted the building next to makes everything in-house, from Liesje Powers | Photo Editor workers is to make Heritage, “a place Common Grounds to be. scratch, every single day. This ensures Studying couldn’t get any sweeter. where Baylor students can come hang According to Plano senior Caleb that all of our products are all-natural Heritage Creamery is a new study out .” Reynolds and front of house manager and free from artificial preservatives, hot spot with lots of tasty flavors. “It’s a really relaxed atmosphere… for Heritage, the thinking behind stabilizers, or anti-melting and It’s a cool building to be in,” Rice said. what Heritage would sell was pretty freezing agents. Liesje Powers | Photo Editor While Heritage has been selling simple. For the die-hard coffee fans that Enjoy a cold, tasty treat while “What can we make that is not don’t want to give up their fix to try hitting the books.

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UPCOMING >> @BaylorCrossCountry season kicks off at 7 p.m. tonight. BaylorLariat.com Volleyball hits the road

MEGHAN MITCHELL Sports Editor

The Baylor volleyball team is back on track after winning three strait matches. The Lady Bears’ latest victory came on the road against Texas State, and although the Lady Bears trailed early, they clawed their way back to take the match 3-1. “I think we showed good composure in a hostile environment. We were slow to make adjustments in the slow start in the second set, but we made good adjustments down the stretch,” said head coach Ryan McGuyre in a post-game interview. “The defense started getting more comfortable picking up the heat up front. Late in the match, I think our serves got tougher and our passes were more precise. That gave us more swings in the last two sets and allowed us to end some rallies terminating the ball instead of waiting to end them on their errors.” With a tough win under their belts, the Lady Bears (3-1) look to continue with the momentum as they head into a series of games on the road. “The first loss is discouraging. You have to think about it, release it and jump into the next day. We know adversity hit us unexpectedly in a lot of different areas,” McGuyre said. “The character of this team is amazing … how they rely upon one another, how they strengthen one another; they are Courtesy of Baylor Athletics able to multiply the job. Their first stop will be in Santa Barbara, Calif., RUNNING WITH A PURPOSE Senior Peyton Thomas keeps Kansas behind her as she sights the finish line at the Big 12 Championships in Stillwater, Okla. on Oct. 31, 2015. The Bears season kicks off tonight at the Heart of Texas Soccer Complex. where they will compete in the Thunderdome Classic against Colorado State; University of California; Santa Barbara; and California State University, Bakersfield. With senior middle hitter Tola Itiola and sophomore middle hitter Shelling Fanning out Baylor cross country due to injury, the Lady Bears have turned to junior outside hitter Katie Staiger to take the reins of the team. “I have definitely been getting a lot of sets and teams poised for success chances to put the ball away. We kind of have things going from other directions. It’s kind of spread out, but I have definitely been getting the ball a lot,” Staiger said. “It all starts with the passing, and NATHAN KEIL season. shape. For the most part, we’re all really we are passing so well right now. [Senior setter] Sports Writer “Our goal for the season before we healthy right now. It could be as good a Morgan is setting so well right now. I’m definitely started is to get fourth in conference and team as I’ve had since I’ve been here.” getting more attempts than I have had in the past, The Baylor men’s and women’s cross be in the running to make nationals,” Roswell, Ga., senior Peyton Thomas is so it just comes down to putting the ball away.” country teams are more than ready to get Anderson said. “I think we need to be in excited to embrace the expectations and the The Lady Bears first match starts 10 a.m. Friday their season underway. The teams will take the top two to do so. We’ll probably have to challenges of having an extremely deep and at the UC Santa Barbara Events Center against to the track and participate tonight in the beat a team like Texas or Arkansas, who is talented roster. Colorado State. Bear Twilight Invitational at the Heart of very, very good.” “We’ve got a lot of new people that will “They are big and physical,” McGuyre said. Texas Soccer Complex. Despite the excitement surrounding the definitely help with our depth as a team as “They have a good system, and they dominated “We’re really excited to get started with first meet, Capron is not ready yet to reveal a whole and get us to nationals,” Thomas their previous three matches. It is definitely going this season,” said Nashville, Tenn., junior his entire hand just yet. said. to be a good match. We played them last year, so it Eric Anderson. “The Twilight is always a “I want to see some of their cards, but I That road towards nationals begins is going to be a good test to see where we are this fun event, getting the crowd behind us, we don’t want them to play their high cards yet for the Lady Bears tonight in front of the early in the season.” know the course pretty well. It’s just down —that’s later in the season—but I want to home crowd, and it may just give them the the road, so we know what to expect. We’re see they have a hand to begin with,” Capron advantage they need. going to have some good competition.” said. “It’s nice and at home,” Harbour said. The invitational will serve as a much- The expectations are perhaps as high as “Get them some experience, go through needed measuring tool for Baylor as they have ever been for the Baylor women’s the routine of getting ready for a race and it heads into several big meets in the team. He boasts an abundance of talent preparing for a race mentally. Get a good upcoming weeks. and experience, but the biggest factor for warm-up, good cool-down and go out and “This is a great opportunity for them, the Bears this season will simply be staying execute your race, and you feel like you do [to] prove what work they’ve done over the healthy. that, you take a positive.” summer,” said assistant head coach John “It’s a great group. A good mix of The Bear Twilight Invitational will Capron. Excited to see what work they’ve returning veterans, and maybe the best be the only home meet for the Bears this Tim Hong | Lariat Photographer done and to showcase that a little bit in class I’ve ever brought in,” said head coach season. It will begin with the Women’s 4K FOCUSED Junior outside hitter Katie Staiger front of the home crowd.” Todd Harbour. “They’re outstanding girls race at 7 p.m. and will be followed by the Anderson is not shy about the goals prepared to return the serve in route to beat Texas and neat people, and they’ve worked hard Men’s 6K race. A&M Corpus Christi, 3-1 last Saturday at the Ferrell and expectations of the team for the 2016 over the summer and all are in really good Center.

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