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A Golden 9 A's tfor As bu ryt Oldie Restored hile the Old Gold has always been a sound investment, it has also been a very costly one. The combined tuition and board costst skyrocketed to 35891 dollars per semester, the highest of all Indiana colleges. Nevertheless, a re- cord number of 2,332 admission appli- cants were willing to pay the price. Once selected, the freshman class paid off in dividends of academic excellence: they boasted the highest average of SAT scores in the University's history. Re- vised graduation requirements, includ- ing courses in quantitative reasoning and self-expression, were introduced to meet their challenge. Along with investments in academic excellence, the restoration of East Col- lege, the campus centerpiece, was com- pleted, and the construction of the 7.2 million dollar Lilly Physical Education and Recreation Center was also finished. Both projects were funded by DePauw alumni and Friends whose gifts totaled over 7,656,737 dollars in 1980-81.
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min? The Golden FIJIG 1911, W! 1:; ExCeIlence Susan Chiappe f ike the dollar, the quality of an edub cation on the college market has been 105- ing its value. Plummeting SAT scores, di- minishing funds and fluctuating admission requirements have forced many colleges to compromise their standards. But while the college Forecast has been bleak, some schools have refused to bargain with their reputation. Like gold, they have survived the market's ups and downs and have even set the standards for other insti- tutions. DePauw, the Old Gold, was one of those rare commodities. The golden rule was excellence during the 1981-82 academic year. SAT scores, ad- mission applications and grade points reached their peak. while DePauw's phys- ical appearance and usefulness reached its height with the renovation of East College and the opening of the new Lilly Physical Education and Recreation Center. The Cenv ter housed the newly-acquired Monon Bell, another one of the triumphs during the year DePauw was Going for the Gold.
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