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Cub talk
by Baylor Multicultural Affairs Office
Welcome to Cubtalk! A podcast where we highlight minority-based organizations on Baylor's Campus and talk about the struggles both and unseen of being a minority student here at Baylor.
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Cub talk episode 1
Welcome to Cubtalk! A podcast where we highlight minority-based organizations on Baylor's Campus and talk about the struggles both and unseen of being a minority student here at Baylor. In this episode, we introduce our host and have them share a little more about themselves so you all can really get to know them. If you would like to highlight your organization please contact us at [email protected] or [email protected]
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Welcome to Cubtalk! A podcast where we highlight minority-based organizations on Baylor's Campus and talk about the struggles both and unseen of being a minority student here at Baylor.
HOSTED BY
Baylor Multicultural Affairs Office
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Welcome to Cubtalk! A podcast where we highlight minority-based organizations on Baylor's Campus and talk about the struggles both and unseen of being a minority student here at Baylor.
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