Battalion/Page 3
December 13, 1982
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by Patti Schwierzke
Battalion Staff
aberman Christmas cards
big sellers at the University
obk tore this year, but Greg
obd said he doesn’t think it’s
nm
Hood gained notoriety last
rafter he pulled his saber on
tithern Methodist University
leaders who ran on Kyle
ademocn [Idlafter an SMU touchdown.
ewas serving as an officer of
ted to ref ie day for the Corps of Cadets
eingsoeiJpg the SMU-Texas A&M
tavyi wtball game.
rchestsofii/‘I have nothing whatsoever
rate their fdo with the cards,” Hood said,
icallyliu |would never have anything to
[ns. fnvith making money off of
lat situation.”
M'he Christmas card shows a
ber-brandishing Aggie cadet
itting through a Christmas
iee.
J|People who can’t laugh at
'riemsdves have a big problem,”
/|id Martha Camp, owner of
University Book Store. “The
students are buying them. They
think that they’re clever.”
The cards were ordered from
a Fort Worth company, Brow
der and Associates. The book
store has had the cards forabout
a month and Camp said that
they are selling well.
“Mostly members of the
Corps are buying them, but
other students are too,” she said.
Camp also said that no one has
become irate about the cards but
she said she was sure some peo
ple would not like them.
Hood said that he had heard
about the cards but had not seen
one.
“No one spoke to me or asked
me about them,” Hood said. “I
just want the whole situation to
die. I don’t receive the negative
side of the situation. I receive
the positive side, but other peo
ple get the brunt of what I did. I
have neither bad nor good feel
ings about the incident.”
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