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With anxious eyes and hopeful hearts we watched the birth of a new era take form, develop, and finally burst into new meaning for each of us. The attainment of university status has opened new doors, evoked more distinguished growth, made possible a unique recognition, and provided higher standards by which we may mold our lives. How our hearts swelled with pride last year when the document proclaim- ing this institution to be a university was signed by Governor Clement. Who can forget the selection of a new name, the reclassification of our academic pro- gram, the revision of the monument, or the first time we heard the chant of MTSU . As we pass through the doorways of the very old and bleak, but yet quaint buildings, into the very new and modem erections of todays generation, we become aware of the ever increasing progress on our cam- pus, this campus of which we are so much a part and which we do proudly uphold in its new per- spective. Improved loan and scholarship programs, new vistas in major and minor fields, improved lead- ership of professors and advisors, a continually increasing enrollment, and an added distinction visible on that ever-coveted sheepskin are only part of that special something which comes with the new title . . . UNIVERSITY! However im- proved this new status may be, we must not mis- interpret the acceptance of this polished coat of armor. We have not leaped from college to uni- versity status, but rather we have gradually and progressively ascended the stairway leading to this more distinctive recognition. Instead of an obvious abandonment of our former classification, we graciously and proudly transcended the invisible barrier lying somewhere between MTSC and MTSU. By combining something of the old with something of the new, we have ultimately obtained this optimum goal. birth of a new era at . . . MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE
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