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THE BATTALION
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1977
ATTENTION
AGGIES
The New Sports Club with its
newly enlarged dance floor invites
all students and football players
to a special (BEAT THE HELL
OUT OF tu PARTY)
Tuesday evening November 22.
All beer is only 25c and V2 price
drinks. A special beer drinking
contest with 1st prize $25 and a
bottle of champagne will take
place. Also the New Sports Club
is now open until 3 AM for dancing
each and every Friday and Satur
day.
“See You After Bonfire”
ZIZL
calling all
artists!
THE ARTS AND CRAFTS FAIR
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9 ) Nov. 30 - Dec. 1
Come by the Craft Shop and register for your booth.
Registration: Nov. 7-29
$5 for 2 days
SPONSORED BY THE CRAFTS & ARTS COMMITTEE
A&M women ‘legal’ in
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of separation. While the first college
catalog stated that only males would
be admitted, the question of coedu
cation never arose for twenty years,
because no woman ever applied.
But somehow women appeared and
have become an important part of
the A&M tradition.
Slogan Contest!
Write the winning slogan for Your Opti
cal Shoppe in 5 words or less and win
$100 and a free pair of glasses.
Bring your entry to
Your Optical Shoppe
Manor East Mall 779-1509
by Thursday Dec. 8.
9:00-6:00 Monday-Saturday
ENTER AS MANY TIMES AS YOU LIKE
Winner to be announced Dec. 10 at Grand Opening.
Name
Phone #
Slogan
Today, there are women here at
A&M who remember those “old
days.” One woman, currently at
tending A&M, Madam M., was first
enrolled here in 1949, fifteen years
before women were officially admit
ted. She even has a ‘49 Aggie ring.
Madam M. appears to have mixed
memories of A&M. She recalls
sleepless nights and dance cards
with fondness. Her favorite story
tells how on her honeymoon, “we
had just been married that after
noon. That evening, another cadet
called and asked if I would go to a
Saturday night dance with him.”
Yet other memories seem to point
to that feeling of segregation many
A&M women have experienced.
“One professor refused to give any
of the women in our class an A ,”
Madam M. said. And even today,
she requested that her name be
withheld to spare any “hassles.”
This December 454 women have
applied for graduation, and all of
them are official.
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