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Catching Up
One of the best things about beginning a new
semester Is renewing old friendships. Rhonda
Seacat, left, and Terri Galyean, both sopho
mores from Houston, take a minute to discuss
spring schedules and prepare for the first week
of classes.
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Activities on Texas A&M Univer-
y’s new West Campus will in
ease significantly today with the
ening of the Robert Justus
sec j eberg Jr. Animal and Food sci-
ces Center.
The $8.4 million facility will serve
ne 2,000 students and house ap-
oximately 200 faculty and stall
;mbers, said Dr. O.D. Butlci
lad of the animal science depart-
at.
n addition to the animal ''fence
department, the building will serve
the poultry science department and
provide temporary facilities for 4-H
and other youth activities conducted
by the Texas Agricultural Extension
Service.
Formal dedication ceremonies are
scheduled for April 3.
The 165,000-square-foot edifice
contains two large lecture halls, four
other classrooms, 10 teaching
laboratories, 40 research labs, eight
conference rooms, nearly 100 of
fices, and library space.
It also houses a wool and mohair
laboratory, the state milk testing lab,
animal rooms and data processing
facilities.
The center is named for the late
longtime leader of the famed King
Ranch organization. Kleberg, one of
Texas’ outstanding ranching figures,
was a 1941 recipient of an honorary
doctor of agriculture degree from
Texas A&M, one of the few persons
to receive an honorary doctorate
here.
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