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BU Master’s of Analytics ‘26 | Editor-in-Chief - @bulariat | Bylines: @Baylor247
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Letter from the editor: Signing off

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By Foster Nicholas
| The Baylor Lariat Verified
By Foster Nicholas | Editor-in-Chief It’s funny how the smallest things can make an impression on us. And across nine semesters at The Lariat, there have been plenty. But sometimes the spark for reminiscing comes out of nowhere. A few weeks ago, an AI-voiced ad popped up in the middle of a YouTube video showing off a new mobile game. The first line, “Every good adventure starts alone,” stuck with me. It wasn’t too far from reality for me.
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Letter from the editor: Addressing our student media poll and community guidelines

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By Foster Nicholas
| The Baylor Lariat Verified
By Foster Nicholas | Editor-in-Chief I believe transparency is vital to any news outlet, and I would like to address the response to The Lariat's poll on Dave Aranda. Additionally, explain the posting of our social media community guidelines following the response to a separate story. I stand behind and support all the decisions my staff has made over the past few weeks and want to relay that to our audience clearly. On Oct.
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BREAKING: Baylor AD Mack Rhoades takes leave of absence after new allegations

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By Foster Nicholas
| The Baylor Lariat Verified
By Foster Nicholas | Editor-in-Chief Baylor Athletic Director Mack Rhoades is taking a leave of absence for personal reasons from the University and the College Football Playoff Committee. The Baylor Lariat has confirmed the university received allegations not connected to football, any Title IX matters, NCAA rules issues or student welfare earlier in the week, and is conducting its own investigation.
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