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Case- ¥ Of Tennessee • j gSB Mg l ■ - ' ♦■ i »4 From the quite solitude of the Great Smoky Mountains in East Tennessee to the bustling river traffic of Memphis in West Tennessee, the state is as unique as the region. The gently rolling plains of Middle Tennessee provide a buffer between the flatlands of the west and the hilly areas of the east, thus making Tennessee an arresting topic for geo- graphic study. Culturally, Tennessee is a paradox as well. World renowned as the home of country music and its birthplace, Nash- ville, the state is also home to a number of premier opera companies, ballet troupes and symphonies. Mountain crafts, each possessing the intimate feeling of the artisan who created it, are as equally admired as the examples of modern art and architecture crafted by the forward-thinking craftspeople of our state. This ecltecticism is further felt in such fields as politics, education, sports and literature. While East Tennessee is considered staunch Republican terri- tory, Middle Tennessee is just as firmly rooted in the Democratic Party. West Tennessee, on the other hand, seems to mix the best of the two political parties. In the field of education, the importance of agrarian issues is recognized along with the need for qualified persons in the field of aerospace technology or atomic energy research. Ufj tOV ' S Opening 3
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Murfreesboro, with its gracious Southern homes and tree-lined streets, is indicative of the towns which dot the map of Tennessee. Steeped in history amid preparations for a productive fu- ture, the town is home to some 30,000 residents and 11,000 MTSG students. Located in the geographic center of Tennessee, Rutherford County (of which Murfressboro is the county seat) encompasses 612 square miles of rich and fertile farmlands, industrial sites and commercial and residential areas. One of the fastest growing areas in the state, it still offers the advantage of qui- et and comfortable small-town life. From historic Cannonsburgh to love- ly Oaklands Mansion, from the Stones River Battlefield to Walter Hill Reser- voir, from the City Cafe to Goldstein ' s, the town of Murfreesboro holds fondly remembered vignettes of college life for the thousands of MTSU alumni who at one time or another called Murfreesboro home. Opening 5
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