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“Flag day Being a flag corps member meant long hours of practice and starting weeks before the first football game. Corps members Janice Kidwell and Shelly Ziebell work on a ?*• miitino " A city and a school Nearly 23,000 students, each with differing backgrounds, beliefs and ideas, made Texas Tech University their school in 1981-82. Tech, located in Lubbock, a cotton-dominated West Texas town, reflected the area ' s conservatism. But, the 57-year-old university tried to project a pro- gressive image. The effects of a new president were felt as he hired new people to help make changes on campus. Changes didn ' t come quickly. Traditions and ideas of the past were often obstacles. Still, the changes were evident. .♦ r 1MB mam^w^-^ ' ^ 2 — Opening ”
