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Cheers and applause accompany Violet Cactus and rider Laura Anderson on yet another trip around the track after a Racer touchdown. The horse made several trips around during this game as Murray Came away with a 34-29 victory over Austin Peay, V V Killing time between. classes are Mike Thomas and, h James Bibb. Students commoniy use' the-concrete seats facing the baseball fieid to just sit andrelax ,during their 'free timer - ' V A ' - i ' I i , a .. 1. kms- Ni - - ii-v- h ,'A .,,,....--f 'uWM i fCz2nfi3fBraiQa
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2 Opening Q- 9 - -ovv-f-.-- The second wave hit July 28, 1981. That was the day Gov. John QQ' Y. Brown ordered more drastic cuts in O the state's general fund, after a major cut Vx the year before. Education was hit hard and 54 Murray State's share of state funds was cut by O S962,500. As a result, the Board of Regents scrambled to find ways to reduce the costs of running the Universi- ty. Reductions were made in expense accounts and in the renovation budget. Some academic programs were singled out for possible extinction or merger. A change in summer school was proposed that would reduce it from two five-week sessions to one eight-week session. The University was looking for shortcuts. WN In., it .A Ili
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Guarding the water tank for the Racer bas- ketball team is Santa Claus Howard Jewell played Santa at a game with Ferns State in For many students, coping with tighter money start- ed as soon as registration began. As a result of the decrease in state funds, tuition, housing and dining rates all increased. Separate fees were charged for the SHIELD and for use of the Student Health Service. Qualifications for student loans were made more rigid and the interest rates charged on these loans rose. Life at MSU became more expensive. So students, too, had to find shortcuts. Tim Bland S , - L Greg Vincent Waiting for a ride on the steps of Hester Hall is Sharon Alexander of Spring Hill, 1 Florida. Sharing rides became essential for many students as money for gas was harder to come by. , Scanning her notes. Debbie Kirchdorfer takes advantage of a sunny day toni study on a ledge at Lovett Auditorium. Sunny days, however, served as aug excuse for many students to head for the lake. A K' , . CiregSVir1c-cnt
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