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Plant Sciences Building
Workers and huge machines cover the new ing. The $2.3 million plant is scheduled for
Plant Sciences Building now under construe- occupancy in September, 1962. (Photo by
tion east of the Biological Sciences Build- Bob Sloan) . \ ^
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The new $2.3 million Plant Sci
ences Building now under construc
tion east of the Biological Sciences
Building promises to be “one of
the best in the nation," Dean of
Agriculture Dr. R. E. Patterson
has predicted.
The building, which is scheduled
for occupation in September of
1962, will house both graduate and
undergraduate classrooms and lab
oratory facilities, the dean said.
Patterson was particularly high
in praise for the 23 laboratory
rooms being planned in the build
ing. He said their temperature and
humidity controls will be particu
larly outstanding and much better
than any previous facilities at
A&M.
In addition four 24 x 36-foot
classrooms and a much larger
classroom are being planned. Tne
larger classroom, approximately
twice as large as the other four,
will be equipped with a
that will enable it to be used as
two separate rooms at specific
times.
Brown
Public
Stresses
Relations
By REAGAN BROWN
Agricultural Extension Service
(Editor’s Note: Reagan Brown
is a sociologist for the Texas Ag
ricultural Extension Service. He
has done college work in four dif
ferent schools, served as county
agricultural agent in three coun
ties and currently works with the
Texas Community Improvement
ber has the right to do less than
his best in fulfilling the college
obligations.
Public relations is an adjective.
Public relations describes. It is
created and nurtured every day
by each member of the institution.
The job each student and staff
member does influences the recipe.
Certain individuals, like certain
Program. In this article Brown j spices, affect the result more
comments on his concept of pub- | drastically than others. But, just
lie relations for A&M.) | as the smallest pinch of salt af-
The science of public relations fects the bread, so does each mem-
in America has developed primar- ber’s performance affect the image
ily in business and industry. In-1 of his school,
stitutions such as Texas A&M are
realizing more and more that ef-
Parachuting,
Sky Diving
Club Planned
Parachuting and sky diving an
sports that have not been organ
ized on the A&M campus
past few years. However
thusiaatic group of Aggie
ers” is planning to organize thi
sports on a higher degree.
Most active of the group U
ert Richardson, who has
jumping with the Houston
I chute Club since h ebruary,
Since beginning the sport, he hi
made 32 jumps, obtained his CUa
H International 1 orachutU^^H
From the building custodian and | cense and is a qualified instruct
the brand new freshman to the | of parachuting.
performed
fective public relations is essen- staff member and the oldest | Richardson
tial to their expanding and con- f ormer student—all of these affect jumping co
tinued success. the public relations of A&M. To-1 sponsored b
Institutions supported by public Lj ay more than ever, the attitude chute Club 1;
funds are prohibited by law’ from performance of each needs to I The Agv
using these funds for public rela-j ^ Q p notch. Public relations is ] formed with
Special Wei
College oriented public relations Team from
involves especially human kind- P^ acet ^ third
ness, intellectual attainment, per-1 * n lf 0 * e4?l 9
aerverance, solidarity of purpose 1 ar K el frun*
and dedication to the institution I The team al
tions. 1 his does not mean that overybody’s job.
public relations is not important.
Today what people think of the
school is more important than ever
petition bef o ore - , , f , , ,
Since funds cannot be used for
this purpose, it makes it more
important that each member of
Ft. Br:
: Ju
If you want to go somewhere,
Tei
Two departments and two sec
tions of the just-created Depart
ment of Soil and Crop Science will
have facilities in the new structure.
the institution accept the respons-I y° u have to * 0 J n ■“"lething. The
ibility of creating for the school 1 8tud « nt - ex-student, staff member
a favorable image.
The competition between col
leges for prestige, funds, facilities,
I staffs and students is increasing.
If you have been unaware of this
competition, visit a few colleges
and universities and see for your
self what they have to offer. Their
The departments are the Depart
ment of Plant Sciences and the
Department of Range and For
estry. The horticulture and flori
culture sections of the Department! c j ta s are booming increasing-
also f
of Soil and Crop Science are
included.
The new Department of Soil and
Crop Science also encompasses the
former Department of Agronomy,
but this section will not use facili
ties in the new building when it
is first opened.
ly attractive.
A&M was created to serve the
citizens of Texas. The first obli
gation is to the student. Today
there is an ever-increasing na
tional and international respons
ibility regarding the young men
that come here to study. Equally
is its responsibility in
and employee of this institution is| c
traveling in a vehicle called Texas ^
A&M. The destiny of each is tied 1 ' an
to this vehicle. The high aim of
this great and free institution
should be that it will continue to
be dedicated to helping people
make a-, life and living. The road
that the A&M vehicle travels
should be a highway of personal
excellence and dedicated service.
That is good public relations. It’s
created by you and me in the way
we do our job every day.
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, ,,, , . important
The Department of Plant Sci- the field of extension und research,
ences, which is also new, is made both of which are integral and ;
up of the former Department of important concepts of the land-
Genetics and Plant Physiology and g ran t college thesis of education. I
Pathology. Clearly this responsibility, as j
The genetics section, like the created by law, emphasizes that,
agronomy section of the Depart- the members of the institution (
ment of Soil and Crop Science, will must strive to create a service
not be moved into the building image. A spirit of service is good j
when it is opened. ' public relations, and no staff mem- I
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