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Editor’s Note: This story highlights sensitive issues and may contain triggering content. An anonymous hotline run by LGBTQ+ Aggies in the 1970s and 80s paved the way for the pride that we see on campus today. Six years after the Stonewall riots, a handful of gay and lesbian Aggies founded Gay Student Services, or GSS, a social organization which became the first explicitly gay student organization at Texas A&M. To do this and support other gay students, GSS started the “Gayline,” an anonymous referral hotline that connected callers to everything from affirming health sevices t...

Editor’s Note: This story highlights sensitive issues and may contain triggering content.

Book talk: ‘The Book of Death’ Vose Library’s Zoom program to feature Dr. Sidney Berger. Share UNION — Dr. Sidney Berger, a college professor who teaches courses about rare books, special collections and bibliography, will give a talk during the Feb. 3 Zoom with Vose Wednesdays at 6 p.m. program. Berger also is the author of mystery, “The Book of Death” now available at Vose Library. Berger’s main purpose of his talk will be around his book and the research required to write it. Dr. Sidney Berger Photo courtesy of Vose Library According to a news release from the library, Ber...

Sidney Berger. (Photo courtesy Vose Library) Join Dr. Sidney Berger for a unique conversation for the February 3, Zoom with Vose Wednesdays at 6pm program – a college professor who teaches courses in rare books, special collections and bibliography; he is also the author of mystery, The Book of Death, now available at Vose Library. Dr. Berger has published about 100 scholarly articles, and is well-known for his vast knowledge of the history of paper-making around the world, according to Vose, in a news release. Dr. Berger's collection of over 22,000 pieces of paper is featured at the Berge...