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How Baylor’s fashion program wove its legacy of style, purpose - The Baylor Lariat
By Lexie Rodenbaugh | Arts & Life Writer When Baylor University first introduced Home Economics courses in 1934, few could have predicted that the lessons in sewing, textiles and homemaking would one day grow into one of the most forward-thinking academic programs on campus. What began as a small vocational track has evolved into a space where creativity, commerce and conscience intertwine — the fashion and apparel programs within the Department…
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