Kaylee Berdoll

Texas A&M MS Mechanical Engineering
Deuteronomy 31:6

[Coach Jacob Rowe @rowe_coach]

HISTORY was made today!! Your Elgin Girl’s Powerlifting Team are STATE CHAMPIONS! 🥇 They competed and fought to the last pull! The team competed to make our town proud and can now say that Elgin is truly the BEST in the state! Win the Day!! #OTOTOF #thswpa #thswpar2 @thswpa

[Shelby Shelton @CoachSheltonSAU]

We’ve officially got action 🚧

New turf field happening on campus for @PJCSoftball 🏟

[Richard Hay 💙 @richardallenhay]

Check out the first attempt of recording the final table at the Texas42 State Championship in Hallettsville (@LyleLovett especially)

"Cornhole is on TV! Pillow fight? Why not Texas42?"

- Morgan Scott

https://t.co/qSTHs9Gclo

The game was played and recorded March 2, 2024

[Paris Junior College @ParisJC]

Another athletic celebration this evening for PJC Head Softball Coach Shelby Shelton, getting her 100th win today in Arkansas where the Dragons swept National Park College. Congratulations! 🐲 🥎 💯

[BranValt (Formerly Bushel Plus) 🌾 @BushelPlus]

Want to join our team? Good news - we're HIRING multiple Technical Sales Managers!

👉 1x Technical Sales Manager in Western Canada
👉 3x Technical Sales Managers in the USA

Learn more about these exciting roles here: https://t.co/ZkVPEe3GqL

To apply, email your resume and cover letter to [email protected]

[Kaylee Berdoll @CharleySheep]

I CANNOT RETWEET THIS WITH ENOUGH EMPHASIS💥💯🤌

[Texas A&M Football @AggieFootball]

No Experience Required

The #12thMan Kickoff Team has a storied tradition at Texas A&M. We witnessed it again on Saturday for the first time since 2006. (THREAD⬇️)

[Texas A&M Football @AggieFootball]

🤯 @MooseMuhammad

#GigEm

[Texas A&M Football @AggieFootball]

#12THMAN KICKOFF TEAM BRINGIN' THE HAMMER 🔨

[Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band @TAMUFTAB]

Mathematically impossible? We just call it Aggie math.

#AggieBand #AggieCorps #HowDoWeDoIt

[Texas A&M University @TAMU]

Before flying 66 combat missions in the Korean War and walking on the moon, Buzz Aldrin trained at Bryan Air Force Base.

Last week, @TheRealBuzz returned to Aggieland for the unveiling of his new statue at @relliscampus!

@tamusystem: https://t.co/VdTrfOPDwp

[The Cultural Tutor @culturaltutor]

7% of the humans who have ever lived are alive right now.

And we are all directly linked to the 109 billion people who have come before us.

You know somebody who knew somebody else who knew another person who knew another, and so on, going back further and further in time, who once knew William Shakespeare (for example). In other words: we are all connected to every human who has ever lived by a chain of conversations, relationships, friendships, and every other form of social connection, going back to the beginning of human civilisation and beyond.

And the decisions those people made continue to influence the present in ways both major and minor.

A good example is language. There are certain words (including mother, fire, and what) which linguists believe to be at least 15,000 years old. They were part of a language spoken during the Ice Age which is the common ancestor of many modern languages. But these words didn't just appear — people, perhaps a single individual, came up with them. And, passed on from one person to another, we are still using them today. What words we create will be spoken 15,000 years from now?

The point here is that history has few hard lines. We usually think about the past in terms of dates and movements. The Battle of Hastings was in 1066, the Western Roman Empire fell in 475 AD, the Renaissance began in the 15th century etc. Thus we end up with a neat procession of ages: Classical Antiquity, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, the Enlightenment, the Industrial Revolution, and so on.

But the truth is that generations, movements, cultures, ideas, events, and civilisations all melt imperceptibly into one another.

We are currently living in the Information Age (or the Digital Age), but when did it begin? Was it with the invention of the transistor in 1947, or of the World Wide Web in 1989? Maybe, but in the 1980s our capacity for storing data was less than 1% digital, and it didn't go beyond 50% until 2002.

You've got to draw lines somewhere, if only for simplicity and ease. But we've got to remember that the past, like the present, was ever-changing, complex, and imprecise. In the same way that our Digital Age didn't simply "begin", in the year 1475 people didn't suddenly wake up and decide they were in the Renaissance rather than the Middle Ages. Over the years Leonardo painted his pictures, Machiavelli wrote his books, and Bracciolini uncovered ancient manuscripts — the Renaissance emerged and people realised they were living through it.

History isn't movements and dates; history is people saying and doing things.

As Thomas Carlyle once wrote, the entirety of the past and the entirety of the future are contained in the present. This isn't just a memorable line — it is literally true. Every future human being will be the descendant of people alive today, just as we are all the descendants of people who came before. Everything that has ever happened has brought us here, and everything that could ever happen will be a product of today.

[Shelby Shelton @CoachSheltonSAU]

The knuckleheads must have decided we needed another practice shirt so they showed up with these on today 🤣

It was a winner 😅 @PJCSoftball

[Kaylee Berdoll @CharleySheep]

"What You Don't Wish For" - Walker Hayes
and "Shades of Gray" - The Monkees

[Fascinating @fasc1nate]

What song do you think is 10/10, but hardly anyone has heard of it?

[Kaylee Berdoll @CharleySheep]

@TAMU @reveille Thank you!!!💗

[Kaylee Berdoll @CharleySheep]

Such an honor to share a birthday with THE @reveille!!! Let's have a great day, Miss Rev! 💗🥳🎂

[Texas A&M University @TAMU]

Wishing the happiest fourth birthday to the First Lady of Aggieland, Reveille X! 🥳

Tell us how much you love @reveille below, and we'll be sure to pass on virtual pets with all of her birthday messages. 🫶🎁

[Kaylee Berdoll @CharleySheep]

This is pretty cool... 3 of these pictures were taken by my Grandpaw sometime around 1960, when he went to school here. My mom then went here in the 90s, and tonight, I finally got to experience my first Aggie game as part of the 12th Man. 😊
Tradition transcends time. 👍

[Texas A&M University @TAMU]

Keep an eye out for our new commercial during this year's @AggieFootball games!

In Aggieland, we stand out because we stand up and stick around when things get tough. We push ourselves further and lift up our communities. We're different and that's what makes a difference. #tamu

[Buitengebieden @buitengebieden]

A deer having fun in the waves at Ocean Beach, Fire Island, New York.. 😊

🎥 @aussiejenn

[Kaylee Berdoll @CharleySheep]

@teachergoals