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‘Here for Good’: Texas A&M through time – The Battalion (opens the original)
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In the 1800s, a wide Texas prairie ran untamed with wolves, cougars and other wildlife. It was in these same grassy plains where Texas A&M had its humble beginnings as the state’s first higher education institution under the Morrill Act. Today, on the 150th anniversary, remnants of the university’s history and values still stand tall, here for good, for generations to come. Celebrating the sesquicentennial, A&M University Libraries has partnered with the Sesquicentennial History Subcommittee to
Horsing around imposter syndrome – The Battalion (opens the original)
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In 2003, Dr. Matt Evans ‘03 stood in the East Texas humidity, puzzled at the sight of a collapsed bay gelding named Kevin. As a then-newly practicing equine veterinarian, it was a call he dreaded taking alone for fear of not being well enough equipped. While fighting the brain-scrambling heat, Evans attempted to recall the familiar steps of treating patients to steady his mind: obtain the patient’s medical history, perform physical examinations, develop diagnoses, rule out diagnoses through test
Aggie co-authors book over infrastructure – The Battalion (opens the original)
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The young man sits in front of his computer, typing away on a piece soon to be published anonymously through Texas A&M’s satirical newspaper. Ten years later, the former editor-in-chief of the Mugdown switched out his satirical writing for a more serious matter: co-authoring a book with damage prevention leader Scott Landes on United States infrastructure. Switching out satirical writing for pipeline policies, Benjamin Dierker ‘16 found the inspiration for “Holding Back Disaster: Protecting Live
Meet Reveille’s new right-hand man – The Battalion (opens the original)
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The call came, as it always does every spring for the freshmen in the E-2 outfit, during Family Weekend. Trent Ford stood in the crowd among his fellow nervous cadets and their family members, while his own parents held the leash he didn’t yet know was his to take. When they finally pressed it into his hands, his father, a man Ford describes as anything but emotional, pulled him into a hug and told him he was proud. It was the kind of moment Ford had watched happen to other cadets, but never exp
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