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An arch? No security station? Our familiar State Street entrance has grown with the rest of the campus over the years. The promise of providing a solid education for young people was fore- most in determining the growth of the school — and grow it has. Not only have numerous students, professors and buildings come and gone through the years, but the academic program has continually adapted to the needs of the student. With the liberal arts as its ba- sis, the college has aimed to cover the spectrum of learning, from the latest in scientific technology to the earliest works of classical civilizations. Not only youthful undergraduates make up the student body these days. Older students may be found in the Adult Degree Program or pursuing a master ' s degree from the School of Management. With such programs and national recognition from major maga- zines and college guides, enrollment continues to rise, now topping 1,000. Right — Biology students spread yuletide cheer at Tri-Beta ' s annual Christmas party. Lower right — Heading for the Union — When classes let out, the pilgrimage to the student cen- ter is inevitable. Below— The Bold new city — Jackson. Millsaps, originally built on the outskirts of the tiny capital city, now resides in the heart of a three-county metropolitan area. 6 Opening
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Bowie Gymnasium served as the center for in- door sports at Millsaps until the construction of the Physical Activities Complex. Above — A sunny day fills the bowl with book- weary students. Popular spots are always the tree and the benches. Left — The M bench and the nearby Major ' s tomb are permanent reminders of Millsaps ' past. Opening 5
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The campus in the ' 70 ' s. Now only memories are Founder ' s Hall (center left) and the Bowie Gym- nasium (lower right). Far left— Maret Sanders and Nick Verde find the tree to be a quiet place to relax. Left — Soccer fans Jimmy Harwood, Rob Burton and Freddie Moreton support the Majors at a weekend match. Below — Richard Harb ( ' 85) visits the campus as an alum. Above— Among Major basketball fans are (L-R) Laura Wheeler, Paula Hen- derson, Louise Hill, Carolyn Bibb, Michelle McDougal and Tom Rishel. Opening 7
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