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While California burns, researchers at Texas A&M offer technology that could save the state Dallas Morning News
Texas A&M campuses to become smoke, tobacco free in 2020 KTRK-TV
History park? Restaurant? Fenced-off relic? Preservationists scramble to find new life for a Fort Bend remnant of slavery Houston Chronicle
The tricky ethics of Google's Project Nightingale Salon
Teaching a Self-Driving Car to Know if its Passengers are Happy or Nervous VOA News
'Deeply sorry' PG&E takes blame for California's deadliest wildfire, seeks 'technologies' to limit future risks USA Today
To Build a Strong Culture, Create Rules That Are Unique to Your Company Harvard Business Review
Some Farmers Are Going All In On Hemp. But Could It Be The Next Emu? KUT-FM
Here's what to know ahead of the holidays about crashes in Texas El Paso Times
New electrodes could increase efficiency of electric vehicles and aircraft ScienceDaily
'Missing link' between pond scum and humans discovered, holds promise for cancer research USA Today
Breakthrough discovery in plants' DNA may lead to slowing aging process in humans CNN
Texas A&M holds vigil for 20th anniversary of deadly bonfire collapse KHOU-TV
Ethnic Rifts in Bolivia Burst Into View With Fall of Evo Morales New York Times , The
Old dogs, new tricks: 10,000 pets needed for science ABC News
'The Tubman Command' Author On Harriet Tubman As A Patriotic Veteran NPR/National Public Radio
Senators' silence suggests they may be taking their impeachment trial duty seriously Salon
The Impact Of Flooding Depends More On Societal Change Than Climate Change Forbes
Millions of monarch butterflies killed on Texas highways Eagle
New tornado casualty analysis will improve future predictions Scienmag
A decade after the housing bust, mortgage loans are stronger than ever in Texas Dallas Morning News
Legally blind DJ is breaking barriers KFDX-TV
Service organization commissions statue of Bush's dog Miami Herald , The
Scientists Were Hunting for the Next Ebola. Now the U.S. Has Cut Off Their Funding. New York Times , The
Texas A&M to use more security measures at Kyle Field starting Saturday Eagle
Cotton seed for dinner? That could become a reality United Press International
Mars once had salt lakes similar to Earth Space Daily
For baby boomers, age-proofing a home doesn't come cheap Washington Post , The
Aggie Replant operation set for Saturday in Bryan-College Station Eagle
Flash Drought in the South Brings Record Heat Without Rain New York Times , The
We pump too much water out of the ground-and that's killing our rivers National Geographic Magazine
Texas A&M bans vaping on "every square inch" of all its campuses Newsweek
To reach Mars, SpaceX is trying to buy up a tiny Texas community Los Angeles Times
Zambia's Lions Roam Areas Previously Believed to Be Uninhabitable Smithsonian
"An experiment on ourselves" Newsweek
How Texas A&M vets helped save 100 animals after Tropical Storm Imelda Houston Chronicle
You Might Not Want to Eat Bugs. But Would You Eat Meat That Ate Bugs? New York Times , The
Houston Says 'Howdy, Modi' As Indian Prime Minister Promotes Trade With U.S. During Texas Visit Texas Public Radio
Rescue teams prepare for Imelda to rain down on eastern Texas CNN
Outside Experts See Iran's Hand In Attack On Saudi Oil Facility NPR/National Public Radio
Lead Pipes That Tainted Newark's Water Are Found Across US New York Times , The
College Football's Most Valuable Teams: Reigning Champion Clemson Tigers Claw Into Top 25 Forbes
Annual event at Texas A&M promotes suicide prevention, education Eagle
College towns: Some of the best in the US include Athens, Ga., and Ames, Iowa USA Today
Camel recovering from hip injury thanks to Texas A&M veterinarians Eagle
Camel saved by Texas A&M veterinary team KBTX
Commuters beware: It's #TerribleTrafficTuesday Washington Post , The
Pollen nerds: U.S. government enlists scientists to track drug loads, crack cold cases Washington Post, The
Texas A&M's new Music Activities Center Eagle
Texas A&M to use remote control operators for its self-driving shuttles Verge, The

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