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

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ihmuition VOTE DEMOCRATIC - — y. A jt Carter-Mondale u IN THE TEXAS TRADITION VOTE democratic arter-Mondale ■ i LJ Li ! Bush Marsha Hoehn Marsha Hoehn NATIONAL ELECTIONS ;M0CRATIO PART HEADQUARTERS KffJrd Carter Mondale IN THE TEXAS TRADITION VOTE DEMOCRATIC Carter-Mondalo Marsha Hoehn 18 Elections

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fish, n. 1. Any of a division of vertebrate animals living in water, breathing by gills, and having fins. 2. A person thought of as like a fish in being easily lured by bait, lacking intelligence or emotion. 3. A freshman at Texas A M University. Bob Sebree Fish Camp 17

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Nation Chooses Reagan Betsey Kelley American voters, frustrated over the Iranian hostage situa¬ tion, the economy, and the United States diminishing role in world affairs, deciced they wanted a change. On November 4, 1981, Republican Ronald Reagan was elected 40th president of the United States. The victory was so lop¬ sided for the Republicans that President Jimmy Carter conced¬ ed the election before the polls had closed across the nation. On the Texas A M campus, various University organiza¬ tions pushed for voter registra¬ tion. Students campaigned for ★ the Republican or Democratic n ' A ' causes. Others supported John Anderson, an Independent, or Ed Clark, the Libertarian Party candidate. On Jan. 20, 1981 Reagan took office. His supporters called the X ' K ' ' A ' 1 Republican landslide “a man¬ date for change.” Elections 19