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Texas A&M was largely military for a long time. In fact, there was a time when Texas A&M graduated more officers than West Point.
We had a chapter at The Citadel in 1889. They closed at the request of the school after initiating only 13 men, but one of those men - Robert Adger Smythe - ran our Fraternity as chief executive officer until 1933 and then remained an icon until his death in the 1960s.
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