SHARON MIGUES
“It’s tremendous that SCO-
NA began here and speaks
well of the University and
students.” Mary - Hardin..
Baylor College.
BILL CATES
‘Tve been very impressed
with the people and things
here. The student hospital
ity especially impressed
me.” West Point.
SC ON A Delegates
Give Impressions
Statements varying frorti
“Where are the girls?” to “And
those boots . . .” were some of the
answers given by SCONA dele
gates to the question of what
was their first impression of
A&M.
In a random survey, a dozen
SCONA delegates were asked to
comment upon their opinion of
A&M after arriving on campus
Wednesday.
Members of the delegation
from Mexico were impressed by
student friendliness and that they
were able to meet the president
of the university.
After seeing the Corps Review,
one female delegate simply re
marked, “It’s really cool!”
Nearly everyone said some
thing about the friendliness of
A&M students. As two repre
sentatives from the Naval Acad
emy put it, “That’s the big
thing.”
Christinas ‘House Party’ Planned
For A&M International Students
The Aggie Christian Fellow
ship, in cooperation with the
Inter-Varsity Christian Fellow
ship, is organizing a contingent
of international students at A&M
to attend a “Christmas House
Party” at a Colorado ski lodge
Dec. 19-26.
Tom Wright, ACF secretary,
said a meeting of those interest
ed in attending has been set for
8:30 p.m. Friday in the Gay Room
on the second floor of the YMCA
building. The purpose of the
meeting is to explain details of
the project and arrange for uni
versity transportation if neces-
„#•
The Inter-Varsity Fellowship,
an interdenominational Christian
organization on university cam
puses around the world, annually
sponsors the week-long event at
Bear Trap Ranch near Colorado
Springs, Colo. Cost for each
guest’s registration, lodging and
meals during the period is $49.
Among the activities planned
are skiing, skating, toboganning,
hiking, touring the Air Force
Academy and other attractions
near Colorado Springs, and,
according to the explanatory
pamphlet issued by the Fellow
ship, “celebrating an American
Christmas with a Christmas tree,
gift exchange, carolling and a
visit from Santa Claus.”
“We’ll have a representative of
the Inter - Varsity Fellowship
from Dallas at Friday’s meet
ing,” Wright added.
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KAREN HARPER
“I’d heard about A&M and
the Corps review was beau
tiful and the campus is pret
ty.” University of Arizona.
RALPH GIPSON
“One thing I noticed was
the “thank you” sign for
your football team. The
school spirit here must be
very high.” University of
Alabama.
JAVIER GUERRERO
“People are very friendly,
we met the president of the
college and have received
good hospitality from the
Corps and civilians.”’ Uni
versity of Mexico.
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