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State Senators Help Dedicate Future Site Of Texas A&M University-San Antonio
Nov. 16, 2007 • 8 min. readThe site of the future Texas A&M University-San Antonio was dedicated yesterday during a ceremony hosted by The Texas A&M University System and Verano Land Group LP.
Although Conner Prochaska attends meetings 12 hours almost every day, he says he doesn’t consider himself to be a busy person because he loves his job as student body president.
If your dog seems depressed and weak, it may be showing signs of hypoadrenocorticism, more commonly known as Addison’s Disease.
To honor Hannah Beth Ann Peterson and her dedication to becoming a teacher, a memorial scholarship has been set up in her name and is now open to receive contributions.
At 74, McDermott’s face speaks of experience, its lines a road map of all the places he’s seen and people he has known.
Accounting Professor Murphy Smith Honored With Distinguished Teaching Award
Oct. 24, 2007 • 2 min. readMurphy Smith, accounting professor at Texas A&M’s Mays Business School, was presented the Distinguished Teaching Award by the Academy of Educational Leadership.
Shows Great Taste: Texas A&M Chef Included Among Nation’s Best
Oct. 15, 2007 • 4 min. readArthur, Texas A&M’s first senior executive chef, joins the list of the top 500 chefs in the United States.
Patricia And Warren Kirksey Honor Grandson With A Memorial Scholarship
Oct. 11, 2007 • 3 min. readTo honor the memory and spirit of their 6-year-old grandson who seemed destined to be an Aggie, Patricia and Warren Kirksey of Lockhart have established the Spencer Patton Squire Memorial Scholarship.
Dirty Secret: Researcher Studying Why Parrots Eat Soil
Oct. 9, 2007 • 3 min. readSouth American parrots have a pretty dirty little secret that researchers want to know more about: why their favorite meal isn’t fruits or nuts, but soil.
Stark recently pledged $105,000 to Mays Business School in the form of an estate gift, as well as an additional $105,000 to the 12th Man Foundation.