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Baylor Football Opens Following Summer Scare
[9/2/2010]
A year removed from a disastrous injury and a few months removed from the near-dissolution of their conference, Baylor football kicks off a new season tomorrow. And Baylor administrators know that people are waiting to see how the Bears will respond. KWBU's Derek Smith has more.
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Baylor Professor Explores Colleges' Moral Development Role
[8/31/2010]
What is the responsibility of universities across the country to help their students be "fully human"--people of moral character? There's a great deal of disagreement. Baylor professor Perry Glanzer's new book "Christianity and Moral Identity in Higher Education" examines the issue.
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Imagine Waco Presents Revised Vision
[8/27/2010]
It may take several years and citizens' hard work. But a new vision for Waco is well on its way to fruition. KWBU's Jacqueline Deavenport has more
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A Player Reaches For Football Field Despite Rare Condition
[8/26/2010]
When Brian Pullen takes to the field for China Spring tonight, fans will see a 290 pound sophomore on the defensive line. But his family sees a lot more. They see a miracle. KWBU's Derek Smith has more.
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J.H. Hines Principal Looks Ahead To New Year
[8/24/2010]
J.H. Hines Elementary in East Waco is a case study in the type of school and types of students that area leaders are targeting to strengthen in the coming year. KWBU's Derek Smith spoke with Principal Archie Hatten.
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New J.H. Hines Elementary Opens To Students
[8/23/2010]
Columns, puzzle pieces, and pods. The new school year brings about a new era at the brand new JH Hines Elementary School in East Waco. KWBU's Derek Smith has more.
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New Lights Harness Human Intuition To Promote Safety
[8/19/2010]
You may have noticed flashing yellow arrows driving around town on Bosque or MLK. It's a minor change, but it could be a trend--using our own inherent tendencies and reactions to get us to be more cautious on the roadways. KWBU's Derek Smith has more.
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Free Dental Care Makes Waco Residents Smile
[8/16/2010]
One way to make people smile is to provide dental care that's absolutely free, and nearly 1000 people turned out this weekend to take advantage. KWBU's Derek Smith has more.
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Games of Texas Return To Waco Next Year
[8/10/2010]
Thousands of amateur athletes and their families spent the weekend in Waco, participating in the Olympic-style Games of Texas at various locations around town. The Games may be done today, but theyÍll be back next year. KWBUÍs Derek Smith has more.
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Volunteers Wanted For Succesful Area Reading Program
[8/10/2010]
Area educators are hoping that you'll consider donating your time to a reading program that shows remarkable results in preparing elementary students for middle school and beyond. KWBU's Derek Smith has more.
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