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Farewell from the graduating Battalion staff of 2024

The Battalion • May 4, 2024
Swan Songs

When members of The Battalion staff graduate, they have the option to participate in one last tradition: Swan Songs. These are reflections of their time at A&M — their shining moments, awkward mistakes and love-hate relationship with the Oxford comma (which always seems to be mentioned). Below are our Swan Songs for 2024.

Swan Song: Ill miss the Batt most of all
Swan Song: I'll miss the Batt most of all
(Photo courtesy of Idani Cantu)
Swan Song: A final farewell
(Photo courtesy of Nadia Abusaid)
Swan Song: Nadia signing off
(Photo courtesy of Ryan Lindner)
Swan Song: All good things must come to an end
Swan Song: A final far ‘yell’
Swan Song: A final far ‘yell’
Associate Opinion Editor Ana Sofia Sloane poses for a photo on Military Walk with her article Its Cool to Try on Monday, April 29, 2024.
Swan Song: The beauty of the unexpected
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Swan Song: Ill miss the Batt most of all
Swan Song: I'll miss the Batt most of all
(Photo courtesy of Idani Cantu)
Swan Song: A final farewell
(Photo courtesy of Nadia Abusaid)
Swan Song: Nadia signing off
(Photo courtesy of Ryan Lindner)
Swan Song: All good things must come to an end
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Associate Opinion Editor Ana Sofia Sloane poses for a photo on Military Walk with her article Its Cool to Try on Monday, April 29, 2024.
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