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Third time's the charmWomen's track and field seek to defend championship
The No. 1 ranked Aggie women's track and field team will look to three-peat as Big 12 indoor champions on today and Saturday at Gilliam Indoor Track Stadium.
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Two cadets charged with hazing
Two Cadets were arrested and charged with hazing an Aggie sophomore.
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Black History Month
Vergel L. Gay Jr., Class of 1973, speaks at the Texas A&M University at Galveston Science Complex groundbreaking. Gay serves as the associate vice chancellor of Facilities Planning and Construction for the A&M University system
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Former student oversees MSC plansWork as an associate vice chancellor involves contruction projects
The first black graduate of Texas A&M to become a licensed architect has found his dream job.
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Professor: every view importantRonald Briggs speaks during roundtable discussion
Prairie View A&M Associate Professor Ronald S. Briggs said that everyone's point of view is important during a round table discussion on social paradigms facing minorities.
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Special Olympics athletes to coach Aggies in tournamentPlaying for the Gold three-on-three gives students chance to become involved
Special Olympics Texas athletes will experience a role reversal when they coach Aggie students in a basketball tournament March 7 by the Aggie Special Olympics Texas Volunteers.
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Sunshine and a slack line
Sophomore communication major Kendall Smith and sophomore information operations management major Andrew Tillotson balance on a slack line Thursday in front of the Academic Building.
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Remembering 2:42
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