"A graduate will receive many job offers. And a starting salary of $500-700 a month..."

At 10:14, you can see General Rudder in the audience. The woman in red next to him is his wife, Margaret.

aalan94 said:

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"A graduate will receive many job offers. And a starting salary of $500-700 a month..."

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Not much has changed these days lol

"and now you know, the rest of the story."

aalan94 said:

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"A graduate will receive many job offers. And a starting salary of $500-700 a month..."

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Also the BOR need to go back and heed the direction from Gov Coke about the cost of education at A&M

Nice find.

I like that they talk about air conditioning twice.

It was 7 years before I got there (6 before I first visited) but it looks mostly like the place I went to. Two things that struck me:

1. Every guy in the corps isn't decorated like a Mexican general and

2. The students don't look like they are starting the limbo when they sing "sounds like hell!"

Good times.

Narration by Paul Harvey, iconic radio commentator back in the day.

BQ78 said:

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Nice find.

I like that they talk about air conditioning twice.

It was 7 years before I got there (6 before I first visited) but it looks mostly like the place I went to. Two things that struck me:

1. Every guy in the corps isn't decorated like a Mexican general and

2. The students don't look like they are starting the limbo when they sing "sounds like hell!"

Good times.

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Was my fish year. In addition to everyone in the Corps not decorated like a Mexican general, neither was everyone in the military. Enrollment was 12,000

Who remember the President's home was next to the All Faith's Chapel......until it BURNED DOWN!

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I like that they talk about air conditioning twice.

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I lived at A&M 4 1/2 years and never had AC. Lived 4 years in Law and 1 semester in Hart.

Great find.

Found the 1966 Batt article on the film:
https://newspaper.library.tamu.edu/lccn/sn84009780/1966-03-01/ed-1/seq-4/

Says it was commissioned by the school's department of publications, to be shown to high school audiences.