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Members of the unofficial Baylor gay student group said their campus chalkings
were targeted by school officials. The group, called "Baylor Freedom"
inscribed chalk messages advertising its web site. When they were brought to
the attention of campus officials, they were immediately washed off. Other
student group chalkings over the same period, were untouched.
Baylor University was chartered in 1845 by the Republic of Texas and
is affiliated with the Baptist General Convention of Texas. It advertises
itself as the largest Baptist university in the world. Head of Student
Activities, Dub Oliver, later said that as Baylor Freedom was a gay student
group, and Baylor University condemns homosexuality, its chalkings would be
unlikely to gain official approval.
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