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GALLERY: Student Bonfire 2020

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Photo by Photo by Kaylee Cogbill

Student Bonfire is off campus in Bryan.

On Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2020 Student Bonfire held their annual Burn Night five days before the Aggie football team is set to kickoff against the LSU Tigers. Following a reading of “The Last Corps Trip,” the 2020 Bonfire was set ablaze. During the burn, students had a Yell Practice and enjoyed seeing all of their hard work pay off.

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  • The 2020 Bonfire is topped with a “LSU Tiger Litter Box.”

    Photo by Photo by Kaylee Cogbill
  • Extra fuel is added to Stack prior to Burn.

    Photo by Photo by Kaylee Cogbill
  • The topper of the Bonfire Stack has changed throughout the years as the football team Texas A&M plays has changed.

    Photo by Photo by Kaylee Cogbill
  • A student stands on top of the Stack after adding extra fuel.

    Photo by Photo by Kaylee Cogbill
  • Students and parents begin to gather around Stack before Burn.

    Photo by Photo by Kaylee Cogbill
  • As the night grows darker, students and their guests come to watch Burn Night.

    Photo by Photo by Kaylee Cogbill
  • Yellow pots stand together before Burn.

    Photo by Photo by Kaylee Cogbill
  • Space around Stack is marked off to ensure the safety of those attending.

    Photo by Photo by Kaylee Cogbill
  • Students gather in front of Stack to take pictures.

    Photo by Photo by Kaylee Cogbill
  • Brownpots discuss the night plan for Burn.

    Photo by Photo by Kaylee Cogbill
  • A redpot reads “The Last Corps Trip” before Burn.

    Photo by Photo by Kaylee Cogbill
  • Torches are carried around Stack three times.

    Photo by Photo by Kaylee Cogbill
  • Students circle Stack with their family while carrying torches.

    Photo by Photo by Kaylee Cogbill
  • A student begins to light the Stack.

    Photo by Photo by Kaylee Cogbill
  • A student watches as he lights the Stack on fire.

    Photo by Photo by Kaylee Cogbill
  • Students look on at the Stack begins to burn.

    Photo by Photo by Kaylee Cogbill
  • Students and parents gather around the Stack.

    Photo by Photo by Kaylee Cogbill
  • Students lead the crowd in a Yell Practice.

    Photo by Photo by Kaylee Cogbill
  • Parents take photos of the Stack as it burns.

    Photo by Photo by Kaylee Cogbill
  • The “LSU Tigers Litter Box” begins to crumble.

    Photo by Photo by Kaylee Cogbill
  • Aggies gather together to sing the “War Hymn.”

    Photo by Photo by Kaylee Cogbill
  • It is said that Bonfire symbolized the Aggies’ burning desire to beat Texas in the Thanksgiving match up. 

    Photo by Photo by Kaylee Cogbill
  • The “LSU Tigers Litter Box” is engulfed in flames.

    Photo by Photo by Kaylee Cogbill
  • The “LSU Tigers Litter Box” begins to fall from the top of Stack.

    Photo by Photo by Kaylee Cogbill
  • Aggies gaze at the Bonfire.

    Photo by Photo by Kaylee Cogbill
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