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

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Tfi Yko i BegUis ... Senior student cogitates over problem of getting clothes and furnishings up to his fourth stoop room. He finally got them all in, after a hard day ' s work. That must be some kind of record. He just changed this course for the eighth time. '

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ACm fTTES A supposedly accurate account of the 1963- 1964 school year, depicting the various activities of the student body with a somewhat tongue-in- cheek attitude. This section is devoted to the daily life of the Aggie as a student. We have done our best, however, to overlook that dreary aspect of student life known affectionately as studying, and concentrate on the more educational aspects.

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. . • flj uis PiMfiGSS fs Gvid ucb Dr. J. G. Igo, right. Director of A M ' s cyclotron institute, confers with staff members on plans for the $6,000,000 project, to be completed in 1968. Unidentified workman lays bricks on a new dorm. His handiwork later was removed to prove to administrators that upperclassmen had not walled a freshman up inside. New dorms go up in the Old Area . . .. Old Area takes on a new Look . . . Study was difficult for those students residing here first semester due to noise of construction work during the day, and an¬ guished cries of Larry Vetter at night, over the loss of his diamonds. 27