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BU Spanks Bulls in Front of Parents Against Sam Houston State WE’RE THERE WHEN YOU CAN’T BE TheTUESDAY | SEPTEMBER 14,Baylor 2010 Lariatwww.baylorlariat.com ONLINE SPORTS Page 5 A&E Page 4 Winning shots Tough battle I’ma let you finish... Check out The Lariat’s slideshow Baylor soccer battled a physical The 2010 MTV Video Music Awards of the best football photos from New Mexico squad to a scoreless didn’t feature a dramatic interruption, but Saturday’s win at baylorlariat.com draw Friday night there was plenty of outrageous fashion Vol. 111 No. 9 © 2010, Baylor University Viewpoints “If this opinion BU spanks Bulls in front of parents against Sam Houston State. stands, those that Griffin passes for “I feel like I had my team- cannot afford to career-high 297 mates all week telling me I had build a fence will only three catches with negative yards in 34-6 win one yard,” Wright said. “Even lose their right to though they were just playing, it By Chris Derrett really motivated [Griffin] and me privacy. That is Sports Editor to be practicing hard every day, where the problem full speed.” lies. Americans Baylor might have only scored Sophomore wide receiver Ter- on one possession in the second rance Williams also caught six have a right to half against Buffalo, but after two passes for 68 yards, and his 172 privacy and there quarters in the Bears’ 34-6 win total all-purpose yards (52 from Saturday night during Parents kick returns and another 52 on should be no price Weekend, the game was all but punts in addition to receiving o n i t .” sealed. yardage) led the team. It was enough for quarterback “[Williams] returned some Robert Griffin, who completed punts and stuff for us before the Page 2 20 of 35 passes for a career-high end of the season,” coach Art 297 yards and two touchdowns, Briles said Monday. “Terrance is a to watch the entire fourth quarter guy that may have had as good of from the bench. a camp as anybody that we’ve had On the Web Kendall Wright broke on the offensive side of the ball through for five catches totaling because of his effort and attitude.” 128 yards and a touchdown. The Baylor drew the first strike score, a 61-yard toss, was the first early in the first quarter as Aaron touchdown connection between Jones’ 30-yard field goal sailed Griffin and Wright since Baylor’s through the uprights. win over Northwestern State last The teams exchanged punts season. before cornerback Chance Casey “We got it over with; now ev- punched the ball loose from Buf- erybody can stop talking about falo running back Bran Thermi- it,” Griffin said. lus, setting up a short field for the DANIEL CERNERO | LARIAT PHOTO EDITOR Wright was glad to finally haul Bears. Griffin capped the ensuing in some passes after being teased 40-yard drive, dashing five yards No. 1 wide receiver Kendall Wright fights for extra yards Saturday after a completed catch at Floyd Casey Stadium. Wright led the team with 128 receiving yards as the Bears took down the Buffalo Bulls 34-6 to improve by teammates during the week’s Photos of the week to 2-0 on the season. practices for his low output SEE FOOTBALL, page 3 Go online to browse The Lariat’s online slideshow of the week’s best pictures, in- Tuition to increase by 6.5 percent next year cluding shots of rainy days, volleyball and soccer By Sara Tirrito pay for new faculty and staff po- the costs obviously increase as Staff Writer sitions, a merit raise for faculty w e l l .” Tui$on & Fees baylorlariat.com and staff, and the increased costs In addition to the tuition in- Baylor tuition will increase by of contract services and deferred crease, the undergraduate room $35,000 6.5 percent for the second year maintenance, Ramsower said. fee will increase by 4.98 percent, $30,000 in a row, as voted by the Baylor Operating expenses and capital board fees will increase by 2.75 Bear Briefs Board of Regents in July. The in- funding will not increase in 2011- percent and the general student $25,000 crease raises full-time tuition to 2012, he said. fee will be raised 6.53 percent. $20,000 The place to go to know $28,720 for 2011-2012. Houston senior and Student Graduate student tuition is being the places to go “Setting tuition and fees at Body President Michael Wright raised 6.49 percent, Sheila and $15,000 Tui2on & Fees Baylor always involves careful said the increase is a concern to Walter Umphrey Law Center tu- $10,000 study and evaluation,” Dr. Reagan students, but that the university ition is being raised 6.55 percent Interfaith gathering Ramsower, vice president for fi- is working to address the afford- and George W. Truett Theological $5,000 nance and administration, wrote IRT “Chanting the Days of Awe,” ability issue. Seminary tuition is being raised $0 an interfaith gathering in an email to The Lariat. “Baylor certainly wants to be 6.56 percent. AYLOR “The tuition for 2011/2012 is affordable, and at the same time Despite the costlier tuition, : B featuring President Ken E C based upon thoughtful consid- I imagine that Baylor still wants Baylor still ranks as a best buy in 2003-­‐04 2004-­‐05 2005-­‐06 2006-­‐07 2007-­‐08 2008-­‐09 2009-­‐10 2010-­‐11 Starr and Rabbi Mordechai OUR eration of the financial resources S Rotem of Waco’s Temple to deliver a product, which is guidebooks such as Kiplinger’s needed to move the University the education, that is superior,” and Fiske, said John Barry, vice Rodef Sholom, takes place at context of other private institu- tian University, Trinity Univer- forward and the financial impact Wright said. president for marketing and com- tions nationally, we are still con- sity, Southwestern University and noon today at the Center for on our students. Continuing to “I think we’re constantly try- munications. sidered by many to be a best buy.” Austin College. Jewish Studies advance Baylor’s educational pro- ing to address the rising costs and “It is important to recognize Tuition and mandatory fees at Barry said it should also be grams as well as expand student work on coming up with a solu- that a private school education is Baylor are still lower than many noted that the financial aid given support services is very impor- tion to fight the rising costs of always going to be more expen- Dr Pepper Hour moved other private Texas schools, such by the university results in a dis- tant given our mission and vi- higher education, because really sive than a public school educa- Dr Pepper Hour is today as Southern Methodist Univer- sion.” as our student needs increase as tion,” Barry said. “And then when from 3 to 4 p.m. in the sity, Rice University, Texas Chris- The tuition increase will help far as our everyday experiences, one looks at Baylor’s tuition in the SEE TUITION, page 3 SUB Den, not the Barfield Drawing Room Island Party apparel Finding Waco Brothers Under Christ is selling T-shirts for its Island hope in a Party (scheduled for Sept. walk aids 24) this week in the SUB, Cashion Academic Center coconut homeless and the dining halls; all By Meghan Hendrickson Staff Writer By Carmen Galvan proceeds go to Mission Staff Writer Waco There are more than 10 mil- lion coconut farmers in the world The homeless community of Ethics discussion who, on average, make $500 a Waco is stepping into the spotlight Baylor University Medical year to provide for their fami- Sunday for Mission Waco’s eighth Ethics Discussion Society lies. A research team from Bay- annual Walk for the Homeless. “[The walk is] to raise aware- will meet at 6 p.m. today lor hopes to give these farmers and their families a substantially ness and sensitivity to be able to in B110 Baylor Sciences overcome homelessness in our Building greater quality of life. Dr. Walter Bradley, distin- community,” Jimmy Dorrell, ex- guished professor of mechanical ecutive director and president of Free concert engineering at Baylor, is leading Mission Waco, said. The Baylor Wind Ensemble the team, which seeks to find cre- Participants will gather at the Meyer Center for Urban Ministry will perform a free concert ative ways to use coconuts. A former student of Bradley’s, at 8 a.m., where new shoes will be at 7:30 p.m. today in Jones presented to homeless members of Concert Hall in the Glennis John Pumwa of Texas A&M, was the first person from Papa New the community as gifts. After the McCrary Music Building Guinea to receive a Ph.D. Pumwa presentation of shoes, the walkers encouraged Bradley to use his will begin the 1.4-mile journey of talents to find a way to help the poverty awareness and relation- Resume seminar coconut farmers of his home ship building. Learn how to properly country who had been oppressed “It’s hard to get around all these write a resume by in the 1990s. places [in Waco] if you’re home- attending a seminar from The team’s original goal was to COURTESY PHOTO less and don’t have any money, and 4 to 5 p.m. Wednesday use coconut oil to make biodiesel. Mission Waco has a lot of resourc- in Kayser Auditorium of The team members were success- A research team from Baylor traveled to Papa New Guinea to help coconut farmers and their families, like the es for people,” said Susan Mullally, one seen here, find more efficient uses for coconuts.
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