A&M is like a metaphor of "The Matrix." It seems like those of us who are fortunate enough to have experienced Student Bonfire have been opened up to what A&M used to be and should be. Sometimes I sit around campus, and as I watch people walk by, I see the majority of people wearing frat and sorority clothing, or even tu caps or t-shirts, or stuff from other schools. And all the while, most of them have not been awakened as to what Bonfire was/is about, and what it meant to be a "Fightin' Texas Aggie" for so many years. Sometimes I feel like I'm on the outside looking in when it comes to my own school. It's very sad, but it's good to know that with Aggie Student Bonfire, this feeling shouldn't be around for too long. I dunno, maybe I'm the only one who thinks this way.

I know exactly what you mean.

byron, there are no big words at bonfire.... but yea, i know what your taking about....

It is really sad that things are the way they are. I just want grab a soutside frat pledging fish and drag him out to bonfire so he can see what it is to be an Aggie. There are too few Aggies left at Texas A&M.

i sadly enough live on southside (yea, im a stupid fish). but yea, i know exactly what your talking about with the frats. they seem to think they are better than you if you dont have that little pledge pin on your poped collar like they do....