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

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Although foreign students make up only four percent of the student body, that small percentage of students in¬ cludes members of Student Government, the Corps of Cadets, MSC committees and naturally the International Stu¬ dents Association. The Internation¬ al Students Association is design¬ ed to help international students interact with the rest of the Texas A M community. Through meetings, dinners, lectures, and the colorful International Fair foreign students share their various cultures with Texas A M. The International Fair, held April 2 and 3, is an : array of glittering cos¬ tumes, displays and inter¬ esting people from around Y the world. The two- Jj day fair is held in the Memorial Student Center. Strolling through the MSC is Y like traveling through a land ; i of many cultures. Only a few feet apart are the regions of India, Venezuela, and Lebanon. The experience is start¬ ling, yet informative. Despite language barriers and cul- f tural differences, international students manage to adjust and make a great contribution to Aggieland. Dave Einsel 24 International Students

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Greek Service 23

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Greg Watermann International Students 25