Texas A and M University - Aggieland Yearbook (College Station, TX)

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Ol)e (Tamp us HE CAMPUS STAGE as set four years ago resembles not in the least the scene of our activities of today. As we tramped up the Main Road from the station in the fall of 1912 no massive Main Building met our eye, for from where it now stands, excavation for its con¬ struction was just begun. No firm walks underfoot, no spacious, well- lighted, well-heated dining hall, no beauty spots—none of the things that now make up the Campus Beautiful were here to greet our ad¬ vent to A. M. College. As the present plans of Campus improve¬ ment materialize the change of the next four years will far eclipse the change since 1912; and when the 1920 Longhorn goes to press, a few words here and there may be stricken out in the foregoing paragraph and this same galley of type re-set for that volume, for the A. M. Campus will be as a coral reef, growing in size and splendor as the days go by.

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