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STATE The M Club that the flood of young people who will be demanding a college education ten year s hence will greatly surpass the tidal wave of World War II veterans that swamped the campus in 1946. Coupled with this approaching on laboratory and classroom spa ever-increasing demand for services and more scientific res buildings already high on th list to take care of present elude a School of Business b dent dormitories, a Student Alumni House, a Chemistry an Regulatory Building, Experimen buildings, a Food Preservation an Processing building, and a Biology B ing annex. Plans for the future also call for ad- ditional academic offerings by the college faculty. These include expansion of train- ing for elementary education, a broader program of graduate education, an un- aduate curriculum in homemaking iyhon, and the establishment of a de- Sprlit ainrspf music and a curriculum in radio. worth concludes his history with these words: Missis- liege has become a univer- if not by law; for its role in ' the state has become so ex- aried and the needs of the in- classes for which it was created Itifarious, that there can be no turn- ing back. mmmmb i00sm mmii 3p¥S E55 r Z- XSi SM S
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• • a t MISSISSIPPI Lady Students sary seals are being used on off-campus mail; a thirty by six foot anniversary ban- ner will be displayed at public celebra- tions. An alumnus of the college, Senator John C. Stennis, spoke at the a nnual spring meeting of the Alumni Association March 21 . At the spring commencement May 24 and 25, a distinguished alumnus, Turner Catledge, managing editor of the New York Times, delivered the baccalaureate address. With three quarters of a century be- hind it, the college is looking ahead to even greater service as it moves toward its one hundredth birthday. Foreshadowing the challenge to come are the record numbers of children in the elementary schools of Mississippi. Those who study birth rates and predict future enrollments warn college administrators The Faculty ! {ffS r« i •■ „ , ' ■
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