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The Ethan Yassa Band is hoping to help bring about a revival of live music, according to coverage in The Baylor Lariat. The band, associated with Baylor University's student community, is positioning itself as part of a broader push to restore live performance culture after years in which in-person shows were limited. Beyond the band's stated ambition, few additional details were available.
- 2Baylor unveils new health programs at Career Day▼Baylor debuts new health programs at annual Career Day event
Baylor University introduced new health programs at its annual Career Day event, according to the student newspaper The Baylor Lariat. The debut gives students a first look at expanded academic and career pathways in health fields. Details on the specific programs and how students responded have not yet been widely reported.
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The Baylor Lariat's Arts & Life section published a review of For Keeps, a coffee spot, in which the writer says the experience turned them into a coffee convert. The piece describes the reviewer as someone not typically drawn to coffee who came away impressed, suggesting the shop's offerings stand out even for reluctant drinkers.