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Student Life -- Greg Vincent With money growing ever harder to come by, students' lifestyles had to dining in the cafeteria. Part-time jobs were essential for many students. Companionship was found in inexpensive pastimes, such as free campus entertainment and hanging out in the University Center game room and the music lis- still, after 60 years of campus growth. As finances grew adjust. Many realized the economy of tening lounge. Campus construction came to a stand- tighter, students learned the meaning of sacrifice. But some traditions lived on, such as Miss Murray State, the Hanging of the Green and Campus Lights. Meanwhile, a new student am- bassador program was started to promote the university to prospec- tive students and alumni. Also, MSU was the site chosen for the National Boy Scout Museum and Wrather Hall was converted to the Wrather West Kentucky Museum. So while students learned the meaning of cutting corners, they also recognized their - and their school's - ability to overcome obstacles. Student Life 9
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