\nHow Viruses Destroy Bacteria<\/b><\/a><\/font>\n<\/br>\n<\/div>\n\nViruses are well known for attacking humans and animals, but some viruses instead attack bacteria. Texas A&M University researchers are exploring how hungry viruses, armed with transformer-like weapons, attack bacteria, which may aid in the treatment of bacterial infections.

<\/font>\n \nAmericans More Impulsive If They Believe In Equality<\/b><\/a><\/font>\n<\/br>\n<\/div>\n\n(VIDEO) Naughty or nice, merchandise is often chosen by shoppers based on how much they believe in social equality, reveals a study by three Texas marketing professors. Customers may be more impulsive depending on their core values, says Texas A&M University marketing professor Karen Page Winterich.

<\/font>\n \nTexas A&M Ranks In Top 20 <\/b><\/a><\/font>\n<\/br>\n<\/div>\n\nTexas A&M University ranks 16th in the nation in the latest “Open Doors” report of institutions with the most international students – one place higher than in the previous report.

<\/font>\n \nFormer First Lady To Speak At Elephant Walk <\/b><\/a><\/font>\n<\/br>\n<\/div>\n\nFormer First Lady Barbara Bush will speak to both the senior and junior classes Tuesday (Nov. 24) at Elephant Walk, a tradition at Texas A&M University since 1922. The day’s events will begin 10 a.m. with games, music, free food, live elephants and T-shirt sales at Spence Park.

<\/font>\n \nNew "ScienceWorksForUS" Initiative<\/b><\/a><\/font>\n<\/br>\n<\/div>\n\nTexas A&M University has joined with the Association of American Universities, the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities, and The Science Coalition to celebrate funding through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) as well as the launch of a new initiative, "ScienceWorksForUS."

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