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Bonfire less than half the size of those from the 1960s. In a departure from previous practice, every log in the stack touches the ground. To maintain the traditional wedding-cake design, the logs are cut to different heights, with the tallest set reaching 32 feet (9.8 m) high. The lowered height eliminates the need for a spliced center pole. Instead, a single utility pole, sunk 15 feet (4.6 m) into the ground, serves as the center pole. As in the pre-1999 versions of Bonfire, each log is tied to the log next to it with baling wire. To further fortify the structure, aircraft-grade steel cable is wrapped around each tier. For added support, four 24-foot (7.3 m) poles are spaced evenly around the stack and then bolted to the 45-foot (14 m) center pole, each with a steel pipe. These poles are known as Windle-sticks, after Levi Windle, a staunch supporter of Student Bonfire who died in an unrelated accident in 2003.
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Bonfire began to slowly lean to the side as the soil underneath shifted. Student officials had enough warning to clear the area and tear down the Bonfire one week before its scheduled burn date. Nine tractors, two bulldozers, and two forklifts dismantled the stack on October 26, 1994 (three weeks earlier than usual; the Aggies' game vs. Texas was moved from Thanksgiving weekend to the first weekend of November due to the NCAA's ban against Texas A&M from appearing on television that season), which, at 70% completed, stood 40 feet (12 m) tall and 45 feet (14 m) wide. Students and alumni flocked to the Polo Fields, working around the clock, to rebuild the Bonfire in time for the game. It was completed only hours before it was scheduled to burn. After the 1994 Bonfire was burned, two tons of
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Bonfire has official bylaws and a Board of Directors comprising former students. The bylaws specify the design that must be used each year, and no changes have been permitted since the first burn in 2003. This design, based on the recommendation of the 2002 university
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handbook stated that "bonfire symbolizes two things: a burning desire to beat the team from the University of Texas, and the undying flame of love that every loyal Aggie carries in his heart for the school"; this was often shortened to "the burning desire to beat the hell out of t.u." The Bonfire
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1688:"Bonfire Memorial Construction Begins"
1686:Spruce, Jacquelyn (October 28, 2003),
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3856:National championship seasons in bold
2089:Video of Longhorn Band's 1999 Tribute
1415:. Texas Aggie Replant. Archived from
1106:"The Burning Desire of Texas A&M"
1028:"...And they call it 'Aggie Bonfire'"
1001:, Sports Publishing LLC, p. 70,
826:Bernstein, Alan (November 18, 1999),
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1932:"Student dies after accidental fall"
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3938:Texas A&M University traditions
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1843:, November 26, 2002, archived from
1725:"A&M remembers bonfire tragedy"
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1189:, November 20, 1998, archived from
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533:Bonfire recovery, November 18, 1999
449:Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission
164:Organizational change and expansion
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1930:Bart, Shirley (October 20, 2003).
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1058:"Memories of an Aggie bonfire boy"
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418:Student felling a tree for Bonfire
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1524:LeBas, John (November 13, 2000),
1293:Lebas, John (November 19, 1999),
1104:Eden, Scott (November 26, 2014),
1056:Morris, Dave (December 8, 1999).
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1240:Bragg, Roy (November 27, 1985),
1160:Public Relations, archived from
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590:American Institute of Architects
567:The Bonfire Memorial Spirit Ring
3144:Highest scoring Division I game
2218:Education and Human Development
2067:(now an official memorial site)
2065:The official Aggie Bonfire site
1906:The Bryan-College Station Eagle
1662:The Bryan-College Station Eagle
1299:The Bryan-College Station Eagle
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2510:Gilliam Indoor Track Stadium
1581:"The bonfire in their belly"
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1530:Bryan-College Station Eagle
1438:rebuild of the 1994 Bonfire
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525:1999 Aggie Bonfire collapse
287:Last 10 days of Stack
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1385:"Gearing up for bonfire"
997:Channing, Whitt (2006),
615:The 2007 Student Bonfire
538:Technicians and trained
216:Guinness Book of Records
170:Aggie Bonfire leadership
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2662:Bush Library and Museum
1802:"Excellence in Masonry"
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695:The Dallas Morning News
129:We've Never Been Licked
3918:College Station, Texas
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1872:"Off-campus bonfire"
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1183:"A Time to Grieve"
1164:on October 1, 2007
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