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NESDAY, DEG
1948
"Soldier, Statesman, Knightly Gentleman"
Sullivan Rose, Founder of Aggie Traditions
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have been made Enjoyable by top quality performances headlining some, of .the best in
f' Town Hall jhas made the greatest; single improvement toward giving A&M the
best available at a price everyone can afford.
- The “extraaT such as Cugat and Spitalny have been well received and appreciated.
In Guioh Hall the pictures are noi; quite so third rate as they .formerly were.
Considering r the-price, a quarter buys-t wo hours of pretty good entertainment. Per-
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haps if the pass list were not so long, even better pictures could be looked with the
additional raveiiufc from “pass-listers.”
Campuai inj^amural facilities’couild be increased giving dormitory teams more
games and mores people opportunity to be players rather than spectators.
Appoint [form Countielbp • ,• . |
During lb4b there was no visible effort toward the installation of dormitory
counselors oh the i faynpus, but the idea in receiving sympathetic consideration from
many college offieiuls, , !
The need !of'|f)imselors can not be lenled. Men' In college should have counseling
as well as clitasiotjm instruction. Coumcling and the presence of counselors would
♦ K.. our system of education allows to develop
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Written Bui Unsigned . . ;
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Tessie Group Comments On
A^ie-W Relationship
Grandfather vs.
leading title,
leading. The i
father vs. Carlos
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operator wi
let. He’d be
erated on 1 ,
street, or any American street
that matter. He does all
/ Peru. Only Grandfather
match his wit and Grandfa
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Grandfather, Grandson, and Car
los Murphy chase g pregnant
affe all over Peru. The motivw
force is the elusive “quick buck”
of all big time operators,
giraffe leads the trip and their
friends to places Baedeker didn’t
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“Aggieland Forever"
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letter wnn received | unHiKtiod
with a TSt’W dateline.)
smooth off randy jof the "rough edges
in our thinkibg iuttl our behavior.
In 1948 <loyr|ltory counseling gn
sec Us growth fnitn g plan to a roulit)
imlallA
Is in the minority. Every year
something comes up about .the
('urns trip, but that is neither
TSf’W nor A&M’* fault.
L It is the fault of the Aggie* and
Tussles! wl
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known Tessie* wrote The Hat- |We believe tne Aggie* will give
Editor, The liattallon:
This Is a lutter ip » T .
the rude letlfrs that some un- iknd how they ehoose
This Is a hitter Ip npohigy for lassies who g«i on the Corps trip
to belmvH,
ffjjjotri Engrjvmg Lab . ,
ary Of this your, a Photo Engraving la
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In February of this year, a Photo Engjraving lab ivaa set up in the basement of
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It has stned men moved to Foster Hall, and expanded by the addition of a router,
a machine whiefr bnablee The Batltalion to have brighter, more legible, cartoons.
Before tie lab* installation, all Battalion pictures were sent to San Antonio to be
engraved for printing. This process required a minimum of three days.
With the new^photo lab, a basketbill player can leap into the air in DeWare Field
House and thre|hf>ij|rs later his picture will be set up in the press, ready for printing.
The addition of this lab has given The; .Battalion a photo service on a par in
speed with apy bf[the state papers.'I' . I ; | T ' ’ ’ Jjl j •[ j.
Open Faeitlly Panels . . . ; j.- k . • !
y During this pa& year a measure cif bur resolution to make Faculty Panel trials
public was at&iivA. . ,
J The present policy regarding faTu ty panel trials permits the defendant to present
as many witnesses as he chooses, and hfe may be accompanied to the trial by several
friiti*- , fir'. ; . v P f • • , . f
In a sense, th^ Faculty Panel trials have become public—public to the extent of
those directly'. iiit^Ve^tod or concerned trial.: 1 ;
However,- The Battalion feels .that the results of Faculty Panel trials should be
available for jiewsj)apers to print. We jfeel that results of Faculty Panel trials are of
interest to ouir student body apd it is oilr duty as the college newspaper to print them.
Teach “iilight ys; Wrong” ^ihics ... ; |
In an indirect way, we believe the school this year has gone a long way toward
realizing aip( ptftc|icing "Right" and'[Wrong" ethics. ' ; | I I
Th<? piost p^hlninent way college ntudenjts display their ethical feelings are during
inter-coHege iithlolilc contents. From their tremendous improvement hi sportsmanship
this your, weIi»L<kir student body not only knowg behavior ethics; but practices them
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As a further ibneouragement in droup ethics we have always supported—and
.will pursue fiirthei—a broadening of (the educational program here,! particularly in
file technical! fields.
The Passing Parade ..
Ulloti sumo l|im< lust iwvvk. This th« Tt‘sshm the respect tlmy <lt'-
letter Is written hy n liiirgh gmi|i Imitrid, nn<l therefore If uny Tessie
'of Tessie* who feel thSit the two helleVes she is not tlnly ro*|teeO?tl,
letters that The HuUtdion recelv- it is her ulure to demand the ro
od were not the I’oelljigS', of. the ^pect *he wuiils,
majority Of Tessie*. y
We know there muy be some
girls who don't like Aggies und
some Aggies who don't like Tes-
sles, but that would be true of any
co-t*d school. People can’t possibly
sec eye to eye with everyone on
everything.
Until we read the letters-print
ed in 1'be Hattali«>n. we had not
really realized there: were any
hard feelings between the Ag
gies ami Tessies. We don’t sing
the Aggie War Hymn because
we have! to, and we don’t go on
the Corps trips because we have
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We do ’ them both because we
want to; thole thot don’t want to
sing the Aggie War Hymn don’t
sing it, ami those who don’t want
to go on Ithe Corps trips don’t go.
But as far us we know, this group
TODAY thru RAT
mdr run hit
PVatiiroi* Mtal
In turn I ho Tessies, as a whole,
do appreciate gentlemanly be
havior from the Aggie*. We still
have faith In the so-ealled lust
! hrnlher-sfster relationships he-
twwn THCW und AAM and
have never lost sight of It.
Again we are sorry for the rude
|letters you received.
A group of Apologetic Tessies,
PALACE
Bryan Z‘$$79
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Here Is Hti
who-own«-oii(t
dbpUrtmpnt.
Former (lovonipr Ellis Arnulll of Gaor
succoMsful fojPe [policy.
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veston’H southt
R»m from our ttsk-thti-ilimn itho ten outstandinif younir men of the nu-
jtion of 1948.
shys the|;t Hitifl States must pcrPect N? better qualified to make
Its domestic'jboScp before it can h&vo a RU( 'b a Hliifoment than Arnall. Durinijr his
^h ! policy. term as tfqvornor of (icortfia ho not, only
ic kmlicy] told V Gal- «w th.; ™nditk,n« ho dwribea, but »uw
rn town hall last might,
what to d( about them.
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must include “i qMtleaa war on ignoranco j We on
oiv disease attd!physical infirmities* (and from! Galv
on Povortjr/^| II
; i The former {governor was voted qnje of Georgia
$aitation
y hope that our fellow Rebels
witon will remember his advice
longer thdn did our fellow Rebels from
Ong of them is a _
icturer who wanta
put him undergroifr
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