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we have slipped from th^ jmeltion t|njoyed
during yoisr student dt^ys.
having
a sud r
A«SpM exes hove alw#is commanded a
tremehllous amffint of Respect on
ward
them.
\ye are given reasons
This feeling stems |pom several
to
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admire
tin our student body we are
some Inteihial friction ^because oi
den injection of different viewpoints that
have never previously existed. Overall we
1 are visible proof that war has far reachr
ing effect.^
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improving
is speedy
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CHOW PRI
Editor, Tht
I #t4* at th«
in» this
couldn't
priew »ml quality of food fonird
thri‘« In compa» , |wMi with our o|r»»
(lUfcmicp In
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cafottria'a.
Horo arv r _
chow prlroai ill Roant
Srj (9) milk It
1 don't fool that th* dlff
In prlrea la juntiflcd l»y any
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ability in cur own cafeteria.
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WANTS
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ferent factors. Q|f one hand they repre
sent a goal toward which we are stri^ iltg.
They hjive successfuHji climpleted a period
of stucty here and have gained niches an
the professional world: !
iy\ ^attaining this; status, they have
prpVeii [they possess aicertain ability ij list
fhr 1
From cfi' 1 ' position as undergraduates,
this
acccjmdjlishment is alj! the more striding
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ing is nutual. ^ j 11
Wcj: are the firat tojjidmit that A&M
todlfy | s not. all it shoufic be. Athleti);
Story, Re
live in
commands
all these! shortcomings we are
. Athletically our construction
and sound. Mostly because pf
your efforts ,we have a crap of freshmen
athletes that can held, iheir heads up in
any compijny.
r Id our student problems, we are lean>
ing byi our mistakes!.
By degrees we are getting to kjnow the
people we disagree wSfh and are learning
to appreciate their problems. Eventually
we will all realize that: our desires can’t
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be too. different isince we are concerned
primarily with the same thing—the future
olf.A&M College.
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So with these thouglits in mind, , exes,
we welcome you back to Aggieland. We
hope you’ll be satisfied with the school as
you now'find it.i I •• ![ ji V M, •
When you leave we hope you will be
reassured of its future.
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TRAFFIC TRAGEDY, AGGIE STYLE
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MURK MA»«S«i TAt» ;
Editor, The Uiti alion: ■!
We are new here at A&M and
sing unsparingly of school sp
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would like td
Spiot", the black aqd ^hlte j
dog that visits my SpfnW
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friendly to every: ’
“For the Love of Mary,” Durbin
Gets Wires Crossed Again
of'no one who is J|
but when it conies to our dear old or dislikes him. C t - i i; . ,
Alma Mater and War Song, we He has my vote ? for Aggte \ |
are at a loss for words. (lucky) mascot ; : i'i ' ’ ''
I am sure that ive are not the JACK T.
only ones so that is why I’m writ- —. —
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ing to you. Would you please p^int
the words to these songs in one of
your future isslues? Possibly be-
ised Edition . .!.
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Tepjans like to tell thii story nl>putjwhy read ahd write should; use these talents
pooplti liya iii Ifexas and o
Arkansas. Thcj.t|im* rims that
neefs Roving westward! [through vvhjati is . direct .thefn about A&M
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hers for a Useful purpose.
pSo- Visitors to our campus need aigns to
noW thfe state;of Arkiijiisia.s were conlTo|it- College authorities say that the signs
6d wit i ii sign which !rej|d, “This Wny-J^Lju-ocljecI earlier were:removed because they
Texas;.j' J, A N i were too gaudy. Perhaps they were too
Th| peoj^e who [coljld read—^sc the gaudy, certainly they weren’t as informa-
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story tioes-^bok ;the i^oad to Tekas. Tjhese tivc a.4 they should i haVe been. After all,
who (i( uldnT settled do)tfn in Arkansas- ' 'anyone who isn’tjfaihilidr with the campus
Thfs is' One of the * fall tales that; is'* : will hardly be able to find; their way to
p of Goodwin Hall tq gain further directions,
shoe , By the construction of four simple
signs and the stamping of a minimum of
frpm i ten stelhcils, the situation of campus navi-
’ for gation could be tremendously improved,
they One of.the signs would be erected at
each of the four entrances to the campus.
These kigns would give the name of the
this, collegetn unmistakable;;letters and would
A&M
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always good for a laugh in a grew
Texans. But after this Weekend the
will be on the other fpj>t.
After the reputeei ‘Ihill billies”
the Oz arks come to “cultured Texas
the iRi zorback-Aggie i football game,
WHEhs ve some fall tales of their ovhv to
teirtl' ,4 -
Oni of the storie.H hlay run like
.nsasanA traveling to the
campus for a gfidiroli contest ! c r ame
large 4ract of land in central Tgxa.'
men vfho lived^ihere;w|3re very fri
Thqy greeted ajl the
siriile ind a “ffowdy
Razorbacks
A&M Ibecause they
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friendly,
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designate Goodwin Hall as the campus in-
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formation center. They would provide the
street%ddress
“Fornistan.
this must be
heard q
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e peM)le to read,; feo they Were| sur-
wheti they didiFt find any sign
!themedirections about points qn th<
happened and quickly confided in his
paniqi h
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of the visitors
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of Goodwin—Houston and
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At this time, according to the best
available map of the college, the streets
to the north and south of Goodwin Hall
have ho names, (hence the “Fornistan.”
The first action would have to be to
they had alsol'Ard of the aaifrty ?■ assign these “namelieSs^’ thoroughfares
definite titles.. ! j i i - |
Then stencil the name of each street
on the curb at each block intersection.
By ANt)Y DAVJS
For The Love of Mary (U-I)
starring Deanna Durbin. Don
Taylor, Edmund O’Brfen, and
Jeffery Lynn. (Campus)
The outstanding feature of this
picture is . not in the film itself,
but in the Pete Smith Speciality
(short).
When Miss Durbin takes over
her pew position, as switchboard
operator in the White House, she
soon finds herself ^entangled in,
governmental affairs. She and the
President become very chummy
over the phone (making hay while
the sun shines), and Mf. President
oven conics to Mary’s Aid when he
overhears her conversation, and
finds her dateless. (The Navy is
seat to Her rescue)..
Three men play an important
Aggies Attend BSU
State Convention
Approximately fifteen A&M stu
dents: loft; today to attomd the Tex
as BhptiHt Student Convention at
Baylor University in Waco. Accom-
panyijng the delegation wort* Pren
tiss :W. Chunn, Director of the
A&M; Baptist Student Union and
I). |R. Rusj.soll, Head tllio Depart-
niontlof Rural Sociology, and Fac
ulty Advisor to the B.S.jU. Council.
Students representing! every ma
jor cjollege and university in the
state'are attending tljie annual con
vention, according to David Fort,
President of the A&M BlS.U. Coun
cil. 1
Delegates to the convention will
hear * outstanding Baptist laymen
and preachers spealjc on a wide
range of subjects during the course
of the convention, and will take
part jn group discussions conduct
ed by authorities in several fields.
Fort added. Dr. Russejll of A&M
will conduct the group discussion
on, “The Christian Challenge,
R.F.Q.T
Included in the three day pro-
granv for the visiting delegates
are ai concert by the Wheatley
Chore, the play “Jupiter Laughs,”
presented by the Baylor Theater,
and a reception in the' Baylor
Union Building.
The convention will close Sun
day a|t noon after the morning wor
ship service to bo conducted by Dr.
W. Marshall Craig, Pastor of the
Gaston Avc. Baptist Church in
Dallas.
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pjart in Mary’s life, one she is
supposedly engaged to, one who
is trying awfully hard, and orte
that upsets her emotionally by
giving her theUhi-cups. ' (Hefs
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REALTOR;
Over Canady’s Pharmacy
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The stars do the b^st, they han
with such a weak pilrt* and at
tubes lire even ambsing; other than
that, I suggest the Pete Smith
Speciality.
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Glasses Fitted By J
DR. JOHN 9. CALDWELL
®ljink (A
IN umbers 11:17 “And they shall
bear the burden of!the people
with thee that thou War-lit nbt
-thyself alone.” |
However self-sufficient a ptr-
vob is, he nevjor becomes so aqe-
quate in a time of difficulty us to
have no need for emiourngumebt.
lit* can probably bead his burden
ulonc, but. it ia so mijoh easier;if
snineono will put his (thouldgr i|n-
dor the loml and give! the burden-
bejurcr a lift. Whatever the:burden
of another is; whatever tho failure
that hjo has cxneriencep Is; the one
need is that ot a partner who vfill
share!the load. Bcconte a burden-
sharer today. | j- , ■ ;
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Janies M. Moody, Minister
9:45 a.m. Cadet (thass. .ij
10:45 a.m. Morning Worship.
10:45 a.m. Childreb’s Sunday
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t sign the piqlu^rs. rend Was itniide
by Easterner.
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moral of ;thi
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^.fter these actions have been taken,
people - vyho vverp reared in a normal en
vironment could simply follow Houston
Street until it was intersected by “Foris-
tan,” anci they Would be at Goodwin. *
r . ! Fotir signs, jdjti st^ncilts, an tiftemodu
ro because THE if DON’T K'iOW of wotki—the ingrodicutn of a fitwl and
TO WRITE!”:! I ^ U/i i permanent solution to the problem of
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story : alleviating the confusion of visitors in
City
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