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Texas A & M Speech

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Purpose: To inform the audience about Texas A&M Traditions
Introduction
I. Howdy, my name is Samantha Weimar and I am the loudest, the proudest, member of the fighting Texas Aggie Class of 2019!
A. As you may notice by now, I attend Texas A&M and that is a typical attention-getter you may get during a presentation on campus.
B. Hopefully by the end of this presentation you may be convinced to transfer.
II. Texas A&M is rooted with rich traditions that continue to be preserve and promoted today by the traditions council. The council, “has been dedicated to preserving and promoting the traditions of Texas A&M University through education and awareness”(Traditions) A. Today I will share with you some of the many traditions Texas A&M …show more content…

As described by my friend Robert, a member of the corps for 2 years, “the corps is a military organization for students that helps build leaders in both the military and corporate sector”
IV. Reveille, our school mascot, but more importantly the First Lady of Aggieland A. She is the highest ranking member of the corps of cadets
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