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ANVWJDV YOU KNOW f
cient boars to merit “regular” stu
dent standing. , i
The required number of hours,
according to Registrar Heaton, is
12. But you keep in
J. M., perhaps you can ^djl
three hour history,
education courses.
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the policy tliiey plain ]to adhie
tftbirterm
a good' praci
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which we
year.
of each year liable for study and feels that freshman
re to during dudents should be returned to the Campus
* }We believe that it is when adequate housing and classroom fa-i
d in ac|ordance with cUities are available. :. .. . 1
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II folljo^ 'durilg this school ^ be bro.ught to the campus, the Battalion
it we set faijjth in jtliis column the policy Until the time the Freshman-Class can
tioriship between the students at the An-
will strive to. bring about a closer rela-
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lion p arts to continue to give j nex an( j a t the College. In an effort
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° r each week in the regular paper devoted
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a effort 14furtw good! «lationr ^ to TSil ^tten^d
4 Her Uool TSCW Fre9h
e\joted t> yews concerning that “ w mi
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BUY MORE WTIH YOUR
INSURANCE DOLLARS
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SAVE 20 TO 25?c*
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Insurance Needs.
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Billie Mitchell ’42
STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES
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INSURANCE FOR YOUR EVERY NEED
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We will encourage an increase of stu
dent participation in the governing of
> f? dorse aaiy political
1 nitiona, sta le, loci l jbr cdnlpus offices.
' ' ^ n0 ‘.r their out, affairs, since we believe that
n i or el er those matters affecting, student'activities
can best be governed by the students
editoriEHy arid through our other columns, The editors welcome all suggestions
further! imprbveme it; of the physical plant and criticisms from the readers of the
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We will jeontipjiMij: to ertlcourage, both themselves.
Amplification Department
By CARROLL TRAILS started clown (here last January.
D|far Sir: • 1 didn’t go to summer school, as
fl am a second semester fresh-i t 1°^ campaigning for Lyn-
engineering student, havihg Johlison. I was the man he
MOTOR & ARMATURE REWINDING
—Single and Three Phase of All Types—
t 1 , Ail work guaranteed
FRANK’S ELECTRICAL SERVICE
Phone: 2-8440 ■_ 107 W. 22nd
Bryan, Texas'
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f. an|rovenjjent, adequate Battalion. The Letters to the Editor Col-
__ ___ __ ing si giials, better landScap- umn will always be open for readers to
itfg anfi deveijopmeathf ne\<ti buildingsjind express their opinion and the editors will
improvement of ex isiitng buildings will be be available at all times for constructive
, e Battalion will also give criticism br comment,
its full support to ullj plans to improve the J We will endeavor to give fair and im-
qpality off instruct oil at A*M. ‘ partial trealme
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4 Members Added
To Biology Staff
Dr; Lynn L. Gee has been named .
professor of bacteriology at A&M ti-ouble for the faculty and admin'-
^according to Dr. C. C.:Doak/head
looked in the eye and told where
He, stood! ]•
Like all* other returning stWdoiits
I was supposed to registet* last'
Saturday, but I was detained until
late Saturday afternoon. I was
busy hiding the votfcs in Jim Wells
County. :j; i
Natuidlly, I had to register late.
Now I -realize that this makes
partial treatment'to any subject which
of the Biology Department.
Dr; Gee comes to A&M from
istration, especially the registrar.
But I paid the assessed fine, and
they sigtied me up.;
It seehis that most of the sec-
. help seicure p largbif number of students All editorial opinions will reflect the
fe Vl. by'ipromGtibg among high school opinion of the editors only. We assume
students MTexas ja jrealizalltion of the ad- full res;
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respcmsjJbiHty for aU, material pub-
vantages of attentfeijig College. . lished in the Battalion unless such matek-
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Humans
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he was associated with, the Agri- things Were slightly mixed up.
cultural Experiment Station. All I could get was English 101,
Lawrence S. Dillon and Richard I • ^
B. Rypma have been named in-j Answer: I know this will come
structors in zoology and general Jas a shock to you, j. M., hot I am
'-biology respectively at the Annex. iafrjaid tfiat you do mot h^ve suffi-
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AGGIES!
tiw
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studei^s who situation at the present time and some
h rooirt. Thi^pieans solution will probably be reached shortly:
which house In the meantime however, these people
. in the crowded rooms will be working uii-
not conducive der a disadvantage. ^
to StudynTg.jj and h!? jjersijin who has To • Eveiy effort should be madp to straigh-
study f iiiiler|such*.-• Jojnditieui is not being ten out the housing, situation as soon as
iven ;
rtun ty to do
Thesp studsiks who
livo thteef tola room kre be"
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j.t yCollegfe alithoritiis are: 4' or king bn the to a room
hjs best. possible-so as to give these students an
t are having to' (opportunity to study as they wish,
ig cheated out Wc hope that this situation will be
off sbnietfonl: whiohj is riglitfully theirs, thoroughly, investigated and that no rba-
ivamely the right ol stndjiin the proper' sbnable means will be spared to adequately
3tmospheri\; f | ! || ; house those students who now live throe.
Please .
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Inly yesterday ot the most malicious spreaders of untrue
rs
Rumors jLrp-| f(>|ng l'
•pjeople wcrt*e paying tW all|!he June ROTC tidings are members of the staff who
et> were being callodrto active duty, want their brief fling at glory, v
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found itt
rumor it was <- They are people who should know bet :
.Ei.fcjfic Bifliirraation Divi- ter but ^vho fail ! to properly discharge
sion ofithe ^rmy haj releaiaed a memoran- their responsibilities' to the student. Coiv
dbm sajying jbat all tune R0TC graduates sequently the student is often hurt or
vrith less than 90 dpys of (continuous ac- made a rumor monger liimself, because
five am’iceilwoiilt f>c eallid; not all the he has faiih in {bis pervsopl who, spreads
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, Rumors like tli| worr|, cbufuse. and ' The Battalion Advises that you ignore
itritate people- 1 I ' ‘ hose people who Ityve been “known to deal
TW Uhlgi tpeati vlit forljthis malady'is In half truths. Adopt a healthy skepticism
■ to igndre ri|nors mw. nimbr mongers. • and believe little that you hear, and only
THrt nextjl time rbu hear a rumor mon- a small portion of that which you see.
r fliat be is The' Battalion further recommends
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