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Fl xx 'Wu Yr,,' ml 'v 6 Yr rv, gd Q 'Y'Y'rrivn.,? The Nursing'Physical Science Building will open its doors for classes in the fall of 1985. The Massie Men's dorm provided an addi- tional 178 beds for students living on campus. A mid-January storm dumped six inches of snow on San Angelo and closed classes at ASU for the first. time in four years. 1Art Hanson Photos!ASU News Sz Information! asu news 25
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