Approximately 21,000 Aggies partook in 2,800 service projects Saturday during the 35th annual Big Event.
Telecommunication MediaStudies major Chris Breuer helped relocate stones from the back porch.
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Finance major Ana Pozas Garza and health major Meagan Banowsky spread mulch around a flower bed.
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Sophomore finance major Danielle Alford helped put new mulch in flower beds.
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International studies sophomore Natalie Moore pulled weeds in the front yard.
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Moore also helped haul the weeds to a burn pile.
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Ana Pozas Garza, Danielle Alford, and Meagan Bannowsky carried bags of mulch to the front yard to spread in the flower beds.
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Sophomore Reya Martinez throws old mulch into a wheelbarrow.
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Ana Pozas Garza pours a bag of mulch out as freshman interdisciplinary studies major Katie Mascari spreads it out.
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Computer science junior Chase Elander and sophomore Chris Breuer lay new bricks for a back patio.
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Sophomore Meagan Banowsky was one of more than 21,000 Texas A&M students who spent their Saturday giving back to the Bryan-College Station community.
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