It's test day for sophomore business major Aaron Wechter, and everyone knows what that means. He gets up, brushes his teeth and puts on his mid-calf, bright orange and brown Cleveland Browns socks.

Texas A&M's Office of Collegiate Licensing has decided not to send a cease and desist letter to Rival Wear requesting them to halt sales of the "saw 'em off" shirt with an American collie silhouette, said Mike Huddleston, assistant vice president of business development.

In the aftermath of the Texas A&M racist video scandal and continued attacks on international students in the area, diversity is an issue that remains at the forefront of student and administrative agendas around campus, said Tito Guerrero III, vice president and associate provost for diversity.

Photojournalist Michael Mulvey, Class of 1994, was south of Baghdad photographing the Fourth Infantry out of Fort Hood when he got the news in April 2006.

Students attending Saturday's men's basketball game against Oklahoma will have access to more entrances at Reed Arena than in the past.

After the 1999 Aggie Bonfire Collapse, Wynn Rosser was the primary point of contact for the families of the victims. He then worked on the design, structure and dedication of the Bonfire Memorial.

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