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TAS Contributor Frank Beckwith gets his tenure at Baylor after lengthy appeal!
And I couldn't be happier for Baylor and for Dr. Beckwith. This is a beautiful day for the man and the institution. There's hope that Robert Sloan's Baylor 2012 Vision is still intact. Many thanks to President Lilley and Provost Randall O'Brien for doing the right thing. Thanks also to the Regents of Baylor University.
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