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Gnappy, an alternative jazz quartet from Austin, performs on the Northgate promenade Thursday night as the Northgate Music Festival kicked off its first night of the three-day event. The festival benefits CARPOOL, Scotty's House and the Children's Museum of the Brazos Valley, and use eight venues to host more than 100 performers, including Flickerstick, Better Than Ezra and Burden Brothers.

Professor cites racism in University's history

Texas A&M's history, characterized by anger, arrogance and silence, tells us a great deal about American history, said Finnie Coleman, assistant English professor and associate director of the honors program.

Coming home

Aggie soldier returns to CS after serving in Iraq
A "Welcome Home, Joshua" banner adorned the back wall of the Big Powwow room at C&J's Barbeque. Family and friends talked while they waited for the arrival of Sgt. Joshua Hollinger at Thursday's reception for the Texas A&M student who recently returned home from military service in Iraq.

Bush to chronicle visit to tsunami stricken areas

For three days after the December tsunami devastated Southeast Asia, former Presidents George H. W. Bush and Bill Clinton visited four countries hit by the tsunami to evaluate the needs of the area.

Former U.N. ambassador to speak on handling world ethnic conflict

Richard C. Holbrooke, former ambassador to the United Nations and the peacemaker during the Bosnia-Herzegovina war, will talk about handling ethnic conflict through international diplomacy Friday afternoon at the Annenberg Presidential Conference Center.

Commission tightens student body election regulations

Starting this year, the rules have changed for student body elections, and with only weeks before the campaigning commences, the Election Commission has said that the enforcement of rules will be stricter than in previous years.

Campus Briefs - Specialist: Don't starve profit out of your cows

An unusually mild and wet winter is taking its toll on beef cows across the southern and eastern parts of the state, said Dr. Joe Paschal, livestock specialist with Texas Cooperative Extension.

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