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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1981
Page 3
Lou’s Fun Shop
Entrance
East stands
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West, stands
Boot line tradition
~may be discontinued
Because ofincreasing problems
ihboot line, the senior privilege
welcoming the football team
;k on the field after halftime
have to be discontinued.
Ifwe don t have total coopera-
between the seniors and the
mizers of the boot line, it’s
ible we may lose another
gie tradition, ’ Head Yell Lead-
Mike Thatcher said.
Thatcher said that problems
th the line in the past have in-
ided not being able to control
ecrowd and keeping the seniors
the field. An increased number
people participating in boot line
made communication be-
“It is important that the seniors
pay attention to the people in
charge so that they can form the
line properly and quickly,”
Thatcher said. Organizers will in
clude Officers of the Day, Yell
Leaders and Student Government
■een organizers and participants
fficult, he said.
representatives.
Seniors should be prepared to
present their ID or Class of ’82
Aggie Bing to be allowed on the
track. Senior dates will not be
allowed unless they are also
seniors. When coming down to
the track, no one will be allowed to
jump over the wall; entrance
should be made from the south
east corner of the stadium.
The seniors will form four lines
making two routes that football
players can follow to return to the
field. The Corps officers and Stu
dent Government representatives
will direct seniors onto the track as
they form the lines.
“Things that need to be stressed
to the seniors are total cooperation
with the people in charge, not
going onto the field of play and a
quick exit from the track so that
play can resume,” Thatcher said.
Seniors going onto the field can
result in a 15-yard penalty against
the Aggies on the kickoff.
“Boot line is a tradition that is
important to seniors as well as the
team,” Thatcher said. “It fires the
team up for the second half and
with cooperation the boot line can
remain an effective tradition.”
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Nov. 2 8 p.m. — Rudder Theatre
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$1.00 Non-Students
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ines, |l Football fans who believe Tab
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nature§ethodist University football
The sugar-free soft drink has
ien added to Kyle Field conces-
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The Student Senate declined
last week to consider a bill recom
mending the sale of sugar-free
drinks at University functions.
However, Laura Furr, Spence/
Briggs/Underwood senator and
author of the bill, said concession
ers agreed recently to add Tab to
their list of drinks in time for this
week’s game, after first saying the
sugar-free drinks would not prove
profitable. The Senate, therefore,
is unsure whether the sugar-free
drinks will continue to be sold.
Although no bill showing sen
ate and student support was avail
able, Associate Athletic Director
Wally Groff said several students
had requested the drinks.
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