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TAMU TRADITIONS TRIVIA

TAMU TRADITIONS TRIVIA

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1.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

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Aggies don't walk on the grass of the Memorial Student Center (MSC) to honor Aggies who served in the military.

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Answer explanation

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TRUE! The MSC is dedicated to Aggies who gaev their lives in service. The build grounds are a living memorial and all are asked to respect this time honored tradition.

2.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

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During finals week, Aggies wear pajamas to class as a symbol of unity and stress relief.

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Answer explanation

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FALSE!!!!

3.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

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Aggies rub the nose of Reveille's stature for good luck before football games.

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Answer explanation

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Time to start a new tradition?

4.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

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Aggies greet each other with a hearty "Howdy", the official campus greeting.

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“Howdy” is the official greeting of Texas A&M. Students greet one another — and especially campus visitors — with a “Howdy.” The origins of this tradition are unknown, but it is one that Aggies proudly continue.t a new tradition?

5.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

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The 12th Man tradition started in 1922 when E. King Gill was called from the stands to be ready to play.

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Answer explanation

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Gill’s willingness to serve his team in 1922 has been passed down through generations of Aggies for over 100 years, as Texas A&M’s student section stands together during entire football and basketball games, ready to enter the game if needed.

6.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

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Aggies wear a special maroon sock on game day for good luck.

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Answer explanation

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FALSE! Sock check

7.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

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Aggies place pennies on the Sully (Lawrence Sullivan Ross) statue before exams for good luck.

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Answer explanation

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The tradition to “put a penny on Sully” is an homage to Ross. The saying goes that he would help students with their homework, and when they asked how they could repay him, Ross would reply, “A penny for your thoughts.”

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