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THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1975
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Using the latest thing in weight reducing equipment, two workmen remove the astroturf covering from
the floor of Kyle field. The old turf which has seen four seasons of Fighting Texas Aggie football is
being replaced so that next year’s SWC champions will have better footing.
Marine secretary to wish
Farewell to Texas Clipper
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Robert J. Blackwell, Assistant
Secretary of Commerce for Marine
Affairs, will be on hand Sunday
morning to help launch the summer
cruise of the “Texas Clipper,’
15,000-ton training ship operated
by Texas A&M University.
The converted oceanliner will
carry about 200 students on a two-
month island-hopping cruise
around the Gulf of Mexico and the
Caribbean. About half the students
will be Texas Maritime Academy
cadets and the other participants in
TAMU’s “Summer School at Sea.’
For the second year the crew will
include some adventurous coeds.
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Fifteen are currently signed up for
the jaunt.
Secretary Blackwell will be
aboard the Clipper from 11 a.m. to
12 p. m. to wish the departing stu
dents a good trip. All parents, rela
tives and friends of the students
going on the cruise, as well as other
persons, are invited to come aboard
the ship for coffee and a visit. The
Ship is scheduled to sail at 4 p.m.
At 9 a.m. Blackwell will be the
guest speaker for a cruise breakfast
for the senior cadets of the academy
and Galveston civic leaders in the
Flagship Hotel which is sponsored
by Mrs. Mary Moody Northen.
Mrs. Northen along with Jacques
Cousteau are honorary comman
dants of the TMA.
Blackwell re.cejved the highest
"award, a gold nVedai, from the De :
partment of Commerce for helping
in the creation of the Merchant
Marine Act of 1970. The act is cre
dited with helping foster a $3 mill
ion ship building boom.
While the main job of the con
verted oceanliner is to train cadets
in seamanship, the cadets will also
he allowed to participate in scien
tific research during the cruise.
Many of the students will he up-
perclass cadets who operate the ship
under the supervision of the
academy’s officers and staff.
Others will be participants in
TAMU’s “Summer School at Sea”
and earn up to six hours credit in
mathematics, English, history and
geography.
The itinerary for the two-month
cruise of the “Texas Clipper’ in
cludes Mayport, Fla., where the
cadets will participate in a firefight
ing school. Then it’s on to Santo
Domingo, Dominican Republic;
Caracas, Venezuela; St. Nicolaas,
Aruba; Kingston, Jamaica; Miami,
Fla., and back to Houston Augusts.
The final leg to Galveston follows
August 4.
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