By Rachel Chiang | Assistant News Editor"I don't get them dents buffed, pulled, filled or painted by nobody. They way too valuable."Quoting the words of a renowned and beloved character, Sir Tow Mater, teaches a lesson on being content that's more valuable than Lightning McQueen's racing career ever could. When I first learned how to drive, it was in the...

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By Grant Morrison | Staff Writer On Nov. 21, the United Nations Security Council voted on a draft resolution calling for a ceasefire in war-torn Gaza. The resolution demanded “an immediate, unconditional and permanent cease-fire to be respected by all parties, and further reiterates its demand for the immediate and unconditional release of all hostages.”Overwhelmingly, the vote was in favor...

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By The Editorial BoardFor some, winter break is a time of peace, rest and joy. For others, though, the end of finals season is met only with added stress around the inevitability of a month at home. Even for those with a good home life, moving back home for a month while extended family comes into town can be a...

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By Erika Kuehl | Opinion EditorAs a fashion fanatic myself, I know better than anyone how quickly trends begin to take flight. One day we love Mary Janes, the next, slouchy knee-high boots. And just like everything else, our bodies have been commodified and become a trend. With rumors of Ariana Grande’s drastic weight loss and Kylie Jenner fitting into...

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By Natalie French | ReporterIt is a protected American right to have access to the news and other media detailing worldly events. However, many Americans seem to take this privilege for granted and choose not to engage with the news when they should. Trust me, I understand the need to set boundaries with watching and consuming media, but that doesn’t...

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By The Editorial BoardWinter is fast approaching, and with its arrival comes the most difficult time of year for the nearly 5% of the population who struggle with seasonal affective depression (SAD). The season has shifted from long, warm, sunny days with UV indexes over six to short, chilly, dim days that affect our internal clocks. This change in weather...

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By Eden Morris I ReporterThinking about recruitment week can feel scary, but I have advice for every girl going through the process to feel more at ease. I am a Gamma Chi this year, which means I have disaffiliated from my sorority to help girls rushing during the fall semester and recruitment week. 1. Take the pressure offEvery girl is...

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By Sarina Tejani | Reporter Fast fashion is seen everywhere, offering cheap and trendy clothes. Trends are ever-changing, but with fast fashion, it’s easy to shop without breaking the bank. But behind the appeal of constant newness and low prices lies a hidden cost that our planet is paying in waste, pollution and environmental damage. For those of us who...

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By Erika Kuehl | Opinion Editor, Kalena Reynolds | Arts & Life WriterSeven weeks ago marked the turning point in Baylor football's 2024 season. With a 59-35 win in Lubbock against Texas Tech highlighted by redshirt junior quarterback Sawyer Robertson throwing a career-high five touchdowns. Over the past six games, the Robertson led Baylor offense has averages 41.3 points per...

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By Delaney Newhouse | Copy EditorJournalists can’t just write whatever they want. It seems like a strange statement in an era where accusations of “fake news” abound. So-called independent journalists often run rogue, and it’s far more common to get filtered, entirely biased information from social media influencers than going straight to the source. I can’t blame people for this....

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