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In Case You Missed It — Week Of May 1

May 2, 2017

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Trending On Texas A&M Today

1. Visit Iconic Campus Landmarks On Texas A&M’s New Virtual Reality Tour

2. AgriLife Researchers Sequence Fuel-Producing Alga, Open Door For More Biofuel Research 

3. Say Cheese: Spermidine-Rich Foods May Prevent Liver Cancer, Extend Lifespan 

4. Blue Angels’ Next Leader Is A ’95 Aggie

5. Provost Watson: To Overcome Bias And Succeed, ‘ROAR’ 

Bones of a prehistoric horse found near a Canadian reservoir points to evidence that humans migrated to North America earlier than previously thought, according to a new study published today. Photo courtesy of Michael Waters.

Texas A&M In The News

Ancient humans may have reached Americas 100,000 years earlier than thought — USA Today

Getting your wisdom teeth out? Watch for “dry socket” afterwards — CBS News

Texans want Trump to help build ‘hurricane wall’ — CNN

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For Students, Faculty And Staff

Communications Prof. Goidel Picked To Lead PPRI 

Texas A&M To Have Major Presence At National Conference on Race And Ethnicity in Higher Education

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