The Event to Attend Instead of TPUSA or its Left-leaning Alternative
The echoes of applause from competing political rallies on Baylor’s campus Wednesday evening will likely reach into Armstrong Browning Library,...
Danielle is the editor-in-chief of The Standard, as well as the president of the Baylor Alexander Hamilton Society. She has spent the last three summers interning in Washington, DC, where she will move after graduation to work for the technology initiative of the Institute for Family Studies. She enjoys reading anything by C.S. Lewis, G.K. Chesterton, P.G. Wodehouse, Dorothy Sayers, or Jane Austen.
The echoes of applause from competing political rallies on Baylor’s campus Wednesday evening will likely reach into Armstrong Browning Library,...
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Does going to college make you better or worse at having a disagreement? One of the primary goals of a...