JimmyValmer

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The University of Texas brags worldwide about how rich they are like all athletically deficient little rich boys do. The problem is that it is all BS. The University of Texas in Austin is not even in the top 10 of largest university endowments. It is less than $5 billion...don't confuse this with the University of Texas SYSTEM endowment that includes the endowment for six medical schools. Texas A&M University in College Station has an endowment at $10 billion. It is so irritating that no one ever calls them out on the BS. They call Finebaum or post in SEC rant about all their money which is total BS/

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Apart from revenue received from tuition and research grants, the university, as part of the Texas A&M University System (TAMUS), is partially funded from two endowments. The smaller endowment, totaling $1.17 billion in assets, is run by the private Texas A&M Foundation.[81] A larger sum is distributed from the Texas Permanent University Fund (PUF). TAMUS holds a minority stake (one-third) in this fund; the remaining two-thirds belongs to the University of Texas System. As of 2006, the PUF ending net asset value stood at $10.3 billion; $400.7 million was distributed to the two university systems in fiscal year 2007.[82][83] Combined, the total endowment for the TAMUS stands at $11.1 billion, as of 2015.[81] Endowment assets dedicated solely to the College Station campus (as of 31 December 2015) are $259.9 million.[84]

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k-kettle, meet pot

aggy shifting focus of thread

"aggy holding hands and touching noses"

that's a lie

he probably r-read aggypedia

Ole Sarge, t-that's your General!

With so many aggy unnerved they didn't get their shot in their pre game turdition



and using the LieSU liberally, I figured it would be a good opportunity to learn them some facts.

aggy stands for nothing

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The oversized adherence "tradition" has long been a point of frustration to the small band of intellectual TAMU alumni. A 1953 university publication contains a letter from an early 1900s graduate of the school who lamented how the conformity-driven culture stunted intellectual growth:

A&M students lack the democratic ideal of open and free discussion, by which to shape decisions. They are moved by mob psychology. Even their leaders fail to understand that a mob acts only with the intelligence of the least intelligent of the group.[1]
The same A&M alumnus wrote:

It is really going to take a philosopher to unravel A&M's traditions and present them without bias. It would be wonderful if A&M's traditions could be regarded as the back sight of an engineer's transit: "Here's where we were;" then flip the telescope over and say, "Here's where we are going."[2]

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da corps is a joke





aggy 12th man is entirely fiction

aggy endowment aint what they think



aggy like holes in stall



aggy discovered alchemy



UT scholars study aggy