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No matter the time, no matter where on campus: The Corps is on call

It's the wee hours of the night and a student stands alone in the dark, in front of the Memorial Student Center, afraid to walk to his or her car parked in West Campus garage.
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Incoming director brings passion to biomedical sciences

Crouch, a former A&M student, became chief of the program after researching genetics, cancer

By Laura Swift in News

The Department of Biomedical Sciences is the largest degree-granting program at Texas A&M and encompasses around 2,000 undergrads.
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Former student creates teacher award

Oil executive honors former professor with recognition for teaching chemical engineering

By Amanda Grosgebauer in News

Rudy Dismuke, Class of 1978, endowed a $30,000 teaching excellence award in honor of his former chemical engineering professor, Kenneth Hall.
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Reception to celebrate Israel's 60th anniversary

Aggies United for Israel group debuts with a program to gain awareness for issues of the Mideast

By Amanda Grosgebauer in News

Aggies United for Israel will have its premiere event, Coalition of Affirmation, a reception to unite pro-Israel faculty and students and to celebrate Israel's 60th anniversary Tuesday.
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