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The American genius fprse f-govern-
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eiised by flexibility and a more mature
imderstanding of the pol
of the more practical methods i for vote
determination t if ; H
The first division! iw||found is the
mechanical method typiei It id a laiyzed as
follows. First, you pan! flip ;a co In. This is
direct and shows that you don’t play fav-
ori^Y! Yt f' :i:
, Second, you can pfuclt'ithe jpetuls off
daisies. Trtis will Immediate^ place you
in the sentimahtal old! achdoli circa eigh
teen and ninety, blit It top hn« : merit. If
you don’t raise your plvh daisies is can
b« axpenalve, howepwi! j!] •
Tmrd, you ican yotjn a itryilght ticket.
The diHadvaiiiage to thin i i inat It lacks
imagination. It has lu^h vastly iver-raietl
by the politloil profeHslonj l^ciwso they
dislike to put things oft a jwojhnMevcI.
The second divisfoil Is thq cfeatiion of
another typo of personality it Is chorao
L^OLLin-.!
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If only I were CHatloiI!’ the Aggie
Sighed. “Look at this article) Citation funs
alone in Pimliic
collect $10,00d
sixteenths without competitiioh."
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I: noli want to be J
Being Citajtjion, ;ini
tages, but we
ses whose shoes
in.
The horses j we reffer to
College has gfhzing bi the 1 , „
jt calls a pastiire at the ribrtlieast corner
h|ivb jits advan- nation.
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of the campus 1 , j , ] jj; ,
Although we thought a ! m^onth and a
half ago that the pasturage oiild not be
come worse thin: it: wjM at tl at time, we
seem to have 1>een Svrohg. 1 j-
The lifumbe • of horses gr*zhg on the
land in Septerr ber was labout two dozen.'
College authorities havfe. s
crease that nutnbef tp the
teen.
Yet the grass continues
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First, you can vote like your grandpa
eljls you to. Kely oh ms lohg years of po-
itical experience; Ybu cari’t go wrong.
; Second, you can consult; with your
:oi)igressman or Ward boss. I’ney’il be giad.
0 |give you tne low! dowri on an prominent
1 lejrsonages. finis \ hMIthod kiows mat you
•eijipect me ddbice of experts.; 11/
| Third, you !;can read tne paper, study
lipeecneii, and listen u> news commeina-
oLs. inis will enable you tp form nhle-
lepuept opinions about ine/vanouti candi-
iaies. 'i nis metnod mis i/Ltie to cunirneml
becamM it envoives uk> much worn and
lejiause Sources of ntiitrnuuiou am no}, al
ways rduftpid. ; A\
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Study tMMo hyaterhs and hick hut the
ouh mat sunn your jicYsonaiMy, (hist otif
yojiir poll Aha j Y U Juip tidl great
hfong of/oUf* at thje poaa.
; 1 (ui/ob ruin ho a part of; the gr^ftt tide
d ldethoermic cxpreftsioii inlit is me ioim-
ifibtm of thy A morion n genius for self-
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kybuld probably bloav the loose soil of the
pasture over half bif’the counties- in the
Brazos River bottom-lands. I f : ' jj.
There ai*e three questions whidh come
to the mind pf a person observing this sit*
Could not these animals be fed better
feeding pens than [they are at present
on! this overgrazed pasture? Certainly the
afe those the hP ! P earance °f the l eac ty us to believe
barren w r aste thb stock al-e- being! underfed now>
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Dinner-Dance r
A barbacu® dinner ilinu’« ivill l*t
htfld November 10 jit I 1 ’ranklin'*
for membtM* of the Society for
tho Adviuicemcnt of Mumuft mont,
khWr wive* oml ufiieHt*. MiHiordlnir
to(C, }l, Burke, cntcrlkljmieiit eonl*
hdtti'e eholrmnn,
lilOnrr Will l»n Horviad «t 7i!lo t,
InJ Ticket* mi $t.n(i filcb lire avnil*
Ohie In the MnimnohO’itt EiKtlltoef*
lol; OeparUneol offlee. Itoohi 1,
AuMih Hall, iloeat* will bo num-
bcK'd, andj a fdift will be Hwardwl
to! the person; holcliiur the Iuckj>'
munbler, Burkii stutoH.
Tuesdaiy, J. T. ElrWl, ilii-
tit^uctor of the ;Unlver«lty of HouY
toj), spoke on the functions iof tlte
Houston chapter, which includ(j|s
members from all forms of busi
ness find industry. Attending the
nnjothiK with Elrod was K. W. Pat
terson, industrial engineer with
the Emsco Derrick and Equipment
Company .Patterson spoke on the
"fwoblenii in the Production of
Drillinf. Rips by the Emsco Cbm-
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Doesn’t this pasture land need to be
•ebuflt through re$odding or growing
pripps on it instead of further weakening
by continued grazing? Even a good /
ng, utilization of college lands for live-
d^k pasturing in this case, can be over-
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Doesn’t A&M cast a poor light; on the
Sen |jt to de- iatige- management jpfogram taught here
p *eiicnt eigh- M falling to exercise good judgment in
managing its, o' vn lands ? Surely the best
recced into vay to prove the value of a course taught
£?,! ;s
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fw HTIH0 FOOLS!
;he ground aalthe ahiifiaisjiitijniipt to find it! A&M is to demonstrate the effective*
another moutliful’ at(j th^Xpehse of the ichs of the principjleiii offered to’the stu*
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very roots of the grAas. jH ItJ^ng wind Hchts.
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Ovor a iffo |Wb rkniah editorial j>fI opiflt.
^ncornlrig thajclcaninT hf hii ttaphy cas<! [ Ottf-corik co-e<litbr informs U? that
in the Acadethic ^uilalng tkliplA.. .hj* case cleanup ijiqimd came from our old
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We dwelled! at lenlrth ot
3ure enbu;
trophy case w
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But It was
out fqrj;sure vrho the
were! w?uy ^peri ormed
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h, a sHbft time|later, the lulu have added to iihh lustre of tlie insti-
void i >f cobwebls and dust ujions most |)Hdecl showpiece. The ships
an4 looking,Ii)sje it’s o d 1969 ielf. igurehead is now clean:
day faint we found | The hext time \fbur commander has a
lijfact that
’rlends, the Aggie band, who found time
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the caae wqs dirty arid that in ike past we nit from th(H|r crowded schedule to police
hnd received admiral)!e coiiptration from id the trophy cache,
the caretakers |of the (jase. ; Men, for;[the sehbol, we thapk you;
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fhddst Ibus troops liifty trumpet, send him by. We are mov-
thisj Wnbificial act urijto a point of reciprocation.
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