SPECIALS
2009-10 BAKER
ORANGE SPECIALS
On April 29, University President Pat Long announced the university budget was balanced. After reduction and reallocation, program eliminations and faculty layoffs, the administration stands by its decisions.
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This is the story of the man whose job it is to tell other people's stories. Sports Information Director Kevin Kunde has brought his passion for sports to Baker University.
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For eight hours a day, four days a week, security guard Jim Nieder watches over campus. Nieder, a father of six, originally applied for the job at Baker to keep busy after retiring. He will retire from Baker in September.
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Baker students have traveled the world through interterm opportunities and study abroad programs during the 2009-10 school year.
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When freshmen arrive on the Baker campus, they must immediately decide whether to go greek. Students believe there are advantages to both going greek and staying independent.
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Affectionately known as simply Norma, the food service line server announced her retirement after more than a decade and after several hundred students passed through the Allen Dining Room doors.
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As the Baker volleyball team’s dream season came to an end just a few short weeks ago, the Wildcats received many accolades for the 2009 season.
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An old myth still houses plenty of fascination for students, faculty and staff. Baker's Grape Arbor may predict marriage for those couples who are in love and kiss beneath it.
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2008-09 BAKER ORANGE SPECIALS
At the end of her 2009 spring semester, Reina Murphy compiled a short documentary about the history of the BU chapel.
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Rachel Walkowiak captures the thoughts and sounds of faculty and students in the Owens Musical Arts Building.
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As part of an assignment in the Audio-Video Production class, two students – Chris Smith and Justin Houser – staged an outdoor dunk contest for some BU athletes.
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