As MLK Day approaches, Aggies honor Martin Luther King Jr. and share how his actions have paved the way for their successes.
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“If no one stands up to a bully, a bully will keep doing what they’re doing,” - Rand Paul
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I never thought I’d get my Aggie Ring, mostly because I never thought I would be an Aggie.
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