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Polite politics: student leaders debate in friendly fashionCandidates discuss diversity, financial issues
There was a lack of argument and even a little camaraderie between the candidates Monday night during The Battalion's sponsored debate between the Student Body President candidates.
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Trouble brews in student senate electionsSGA election commissioner avoids dismissal after student senators raise grievances
A Student Government Association Performance and Review Committee decided not to dismiss Election Commissioner Jake Bathman after he was charged with multiple offenses pertaining to the Student Senate election filings.
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Editorial | Mark Gold best choice
Mark Gold's credentials, his ideas and his approachable personality make him the best candidate for Student Body President.
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Know your candidateshe Battalion interviews the six students competing for Student Body President
The Battalion interviews the six students competing for Student Body President
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Science versus religionLecture series invitees discuss implications for scientific progress to support or suppress faith
Francis Collins, the director of the human genome project, and Stephen Weinberg, a Nobel Prize recipient for physics, came to Texas A&M to discuss the interplay between science and religion.
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Musical blasts onto campus
The musical,"Blast!," will be showing at Texas A&M on Wednesday and Thursday in Rudder Auditorium.
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Reading the names
Sophomore international studies major Christina Bove, sophomore engineering technology major Ryan Deyo and junior ocean engineering major Max Reitblatt take part in the "Reading of the Names" Monday in Rudder Plaza.
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