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Exchange Store profits, beyond operating capital
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needs, are annually allocated to various Student Wel
fare and Recreation Projects.
More than $325,000 has been so allocated during
the past four fiscal years. This includes substantial con
tributions to the following :
THE GROVE
GUION HALL
MUSIC HALL
GOLF COURSE
RODEO ARENA
THE AGGIE PLAYERS
LIGHTED SOFT BALL FIELD
CAMPUS TENNIS COURTS
THE FAMOUS AGGIE BAND
MEMORIAL STUDENT CENTER
DORMITORY ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT
LIBRARY RECREATIONAL READING
When you buy your books and other school and
personal needs from The Exchange Store, you not only
get top quality at fair prices, but you make an invest
ment in welfare and recreation for every present and
future Aggie, J .MiM
The Exchange Store needs your support to make
these things possible You need the support!t pro
vides. Let’s work hand in hand to build of A&M a
better place to live, work, study and play.
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