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see them in the Final Four," he said
Bowen said the two universife
are similar but have several differ
ences, too.
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said. “A lot of their former student
still call themselves Aggies.”
Many Texas A&M faculty mem
hers have degrees from OSU, he said
and the geographical proximity
similar academic programs dran
OSU faculty to A&M, and vice versa
The campuses have several differ
ences, though, Bowen said. A&Mii
17 years senior to OSU. The Okla
homa buildings have similar brid
colors and building designs, he said.
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consistent architecture,” he said.
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Clifton Marble, a freshman business major, at the Heaton Hall help desk.
Mentors’ teams advancing to the
state championship this weekend
will continue working with their
team members. Teams not advanc
ing will use the robot they built for
demonstration at the competition
Other weekend events for visiting
students include laboratory tours,
technology exhibits, educational pro
grams and guest speakers.
First-place team members will be
presented $2,000 Merit Plus Scholar
ships. The scholarships will be acti
vated upon the recipients’ enroll
ment at A&M.
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