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to be jO - ' Hfe were ail talking about it. Over 1,400 frestimen • ' elbowed their way onto campus to . boost enrollment to an all-time high. , But with the leap in enrollment came overcrowd- ing. It seemed we all were affected: - there weren ' t enough textbooks to go around, cafeteria lines were endless, parking places were scarce and resi- . - .dence halls were filled to capacity. ' ' To compound matters, temperatures soared into the 100s. Precipitation became wishful ' ' • thinking, and Maryville entered Phase ' .II of its water conservation plan. i The dry spell did bring a sunny Homecoming, however. While we had nothing but ' praise for the weatherman, reviews for • ' the scheduling were mixed when it was ■ ' ■ ' pushed up to Sept. 24. . . • Just as we started to adjust to all the changes, a - ' . more pressing issue was being debat- ed: racism. When unpleasant ex- changes between black and white stu- dents were followed by the appearance • ' of Ku Klux Klan brochures in the ' library, racism became an issue we - couldn ' t ignore. • . . ' . . • • • ( • 4 . 2 I Opening . ' • ' ' . . ' f
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Tower i989 Northwest Missouri State University Maryville, Missouri 64468 Volume 68 ENROLLMENT: 5,333 DEBATABLE The presidential elections bring out students ' political spirit. During an on-the-spot interview, Tbni Vansaghi and Nelsie Henning spoke to Christine Schicker about candidates Michael Dukakis and George Bush. Photo by Jennifer Siy
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• . • • . » • - ' SIDELINES SfSf H POLITICS The lawn by Golden 71 T TIJ T ip Since this youngster can ' t Pond provides a van- l f ll I I ll k vote, he supports candid- tage point for two i wJul 1 1 wt ates the best way he knows maintenance workers to view the Homecoming ' how by carrying a sign along the Homecoming Pa- Parade. They spent the week before preparing the . rade route. Parents often played a part in their campus for visitors. Photo by Jeff Martin - children ' s political beliefs. Photo by Debby Kerr vvWS ' uPLimm Student leaders wait for their cue to release balloons. They spent more than three hours inflating, tying and stuff- ing balloons in a net for Advantage ' 88. Photo by Debby Kerr . » . Qfjerting 1 3 [
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