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Bowen said A&M will strive to
become more diverse by recruiting
students who represent a variety of
cultures and backgrounds.
“A diverse student body is criti
cal to the high-quality education
Texas A&M is committed to provid
ing,” Bowen said.
Men outnumber women at A&M
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Sawyer said he did not know
where to turn until his father came
to him.
“My dad’s a recovering alcoholic,
so he knows pain,” he said. “My dad
as my strength, and when I saw
m cry for me, it killed me. He told
me God was the only one who
ould help.”
Sawyer said he talked to God that
night. Within weeks, his white
nlood cell count returned to normal
id he gained all of the weight back.
Sawyer graduated from high school
on time and with honors.
Sawyer then went to college,
where he met his best friend, Brent.
“Brent shattered my stereotype of
a Christian,” he said. “He wasn’t a hyp-
Leaders
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“I was tremendously immersed
n being an Aggie,” he said. “Dur-
ng my years we only outscored
ur opponents 14 times in four
ears, but that didn’t impact us. We
were positive and filled with the
pirit of Aggieland. Being a Yell
eader was an outward way to
how nly love for A&M.”
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^^^Hsymhols at A&M. At a 1992 political
ally, Dan Quayle visited A&M and
poke at G. Rollie White Coliseum,
erry and two of the Yell Leaders
fom that year led yell practice.
“If you ask Dan Quayle what he
ememhers from that day, he’ll tell
you about yell practice,” Perry said.
The Yell Leader is a symbol for stu-
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22,604 males (55 percent of the stu
dent body) and 18,857 females (45
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ocrite, and he wasn’t condescending
like I perceived Christians to be. He
taught me true joy and true hope.”
More than two years ago, while a
sophomore in college, Sawyer was
given six months to live. He decid
ed to leave college and speak to stu
dents across the nation about the
HIV virus and AIDS.
“After people find out I have
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differently,” Sawyer said. “I've nev
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reactions from people.”
Mark Hurt, campus director of
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Sawyer helps young people realize
how short life can be.
“Steve is dying,” Hurt said, “and
I think as a 20- or 22-year-old, peo
ple don’t think about dying. Life is
short... how are people this age go
ing to deal with dying?”
there is a tie to the Corps of Cadets.
“Even though Yell Leaders are in
Corps uniforms during the week, the
Yell Leaders are representative of tine
entire student body,” he said. “The
tradition ofYell Leaders started inside
the Corps, and a lot of the ways Yell
Leaders conduct themselves has mil
itary influence. But this year’s Yell
Leaders have been involved around
campus in organizations like Student
Government, Muster Committee
and Fish Camp.”
Brandon Meche, a senior yell
leader and industrial distribution ma
jor, said the YeU Leaders this year are
friends and function well as a team.
“In order to represent such a
large school, we have to work to
gether as a group,” he said. “There
is a bond between the five of us be
cause of our love for Texas A&M."
Duffy said the Aggie Spirit and the
dedication of the 12 th Man motivates
the five men throughout the year.
“It is a huge honor to be a Yell
Leader,” he said. "We love the tradi
tions of A&M and want to give back
to our University.”
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