Political Tow Line At The A M College
A Texas farm publication reports on the so called tribe of students at the Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College and the college board investigation into finances. The writer describes attempts to obtain authority to study college finances and notes public demand for the forthcoming report in Farm and Ranch.
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Controversy over College Books and Public Records
A stalled inquiry into college and Experiment Station finances sparks debate on transparency. The author cites refusals to inspect college books and criticizes state department access, noting prior audits at other agencies and contrasting board costs with private housing. The piece argues public funds deserve open accounting and questions the college’s handling of revenues and purchases.
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