Baylor
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- proper noun
- /ˈbeɪlər/
- I think it was was it Monday when Baylor won the second one that went like they, you know, like the Final Four?
- Baylor University
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- But like Texas Tech, A&M;, TCU, Baylor, Texas.
- And recently he moved back to Baylor.
- Maybe was the not so altruistic the Baylor a little bit more, at least in how they talk about things.
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Though K-State has more to play for than Baylor, the Bears will be motivated.
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As a threat to K-State's perfect record, Baylor has one thing going for it:
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Everyone got that wrong, but I have Baylor going all the way.
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SWEET is an associate professor of history at Baylor University, Waco, Texas.
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Just saw #1 KSU lose big to Baylor and Stanford upset Oregon in OT.
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Several Texas colleges, including Baylor and Rice Universities, saw the number of minority freshman enrollments decline.
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Mulkey gave the freshmen adequate time on the floor during Baylor's two exhibition games.
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Will K-State's defense be able to stop Terrance Williams and Baylor's potent passing attack?
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I was torn between Rice University's Rice-Baylor Scholarship and Duke University's Robertson Scholarship.
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Many students choose to attend Baylor University because of its excellent academic programs and vibrant campus life.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Baylor for Baylor University is the family name of an early founder and supporter, so the university keeps that name. The old meaning of the name was about 'managing' or 'protecting', which connects to a university's role in guiding and supporting students.