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Time of Examination: Sept. 16, 1964 at 3 :00 p. m. Place of Examination: Room 104 in Geoli P- of ilogy Building Wayne C. Hall Dean of Graduate Studiees 67t4 GRADUATE COLLEGE CALENDAR, FALL SEMESTER, 1964 Sept. 14-18 Registration for the Graduate Record Examination* October 9 Last day for filing thesis proposal for Master’s degree October 10 Graduate Record Examination October 19 Last day for filing application for advanced degrees** October 22 Last day for qualifying for admission to candidacy for those students who expect to receive the Ph.D. or D.Ed. in May 1965 November 10 Foreign language examina tion for Ph.D. candidates January 4 Last day for filing original and two copies of theses and disserta tions in final form with the grad uate College January 9 Last day for final examina tions for advanced degrees January 16 Commencement ‘Required of all graduate students who have not taken the Aptitude Test and an Advanced Test of the GRE. 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Had I relaxed I might have worked my way back to the top.” This past spring he was moved back to tackle, a position where he had won super all-state honors while performing for the Odessa High Broncos. He had a good spring and reported for fall practice this year at 212 pounds and in the best condition of his football life. He’s listed to start on the offen sive unit of A&M’s two-platoon system when the Aggies line up against LSU in Baton Rouge Sat urday night. What does Simmons think about the 1964 Aggies? “I feel real good about it. We have a lot of senior lettermen (16) who have a lot of playing ex perience and that’s very important in the Southwest Conference. The spirit is higher among the players now than at any time since I’ve been here. We’re hungry for some football victories.” Does Your Car Wander Or Weave — Pull To Left Or Right? Then You Need A... THE BATTALION Wednesday, September 16, 1964 College Station, Texas Page 3 Ags Work For LSU The Aggies went through anoth er spirited workout closed to the public Tuesday evening in prepara tion for their season opener against the LSU Tigers Saturday in Baton Rouge. Coach Hank Foldberg watched over the Cadets as they went through their defensive and offen sive formations they will use when they line up against the Tigers. The Aggies also worked against the LSU offensive and defensive formations in their final week of rehearsals. Foldberg said there have been few injuries on the squad during the past week and that the Ag gies have been progressing on schedule. “I’ve been well pleased with their performance so far,” Foldberg said. “I thought they did well in the scrimmage Saturday night once they got started. We have been lucky in our progress in that we have had no rain or badweather to slow us down.” Ag Parachute Club To Meet Thursday The A&M University Parachute Club will hold an organizational meeting Thursday night at 7:30 in the YMCA, club spokesman Don Deviny announced Tuesday. John Finks, last year’s club presi dent, will be in charge of the meet ing. All present members are urged to attend. SAFETY SERVliE FRONT END ALIGNMENT ★ REDUCES TIRE WEAR ★ IMPROVES STEERING ★ INCREASES SAFETY PRECISION WORK BY EXPERTS ON OUR VISU ALINER Only $6 50 Any American Car Payday Terms HERE'S WHAT WE DO I 1. Correct caster 2. Correct camber 3. 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Since the bespectacled, smiling Meeks came to A&M in 1958 he has been known more or less around Kyle Field as a second father to the players and a man in which the coaches and athletes could con fide. He has used his experience to guide and direct those whom he has come in contact. Through his wisdom and wit those associated with have gotten at least one thing out of him—a laugh. Monk is a man of a definite philosophy, more along the line of hard knocks. This is shown when you enter his office under the stadium and a handful of signs and plaques loaded with quotations hits you right in the face. One reads: “Don’t tell me what you can do or have done— show me.” On the other hand, Monk states; “They said it couldn’t be done—so I didn’t even try.” “I use that little comment to show the boys how not to think,” he said. 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