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THE CORRAL IS A HANGOU T where students gather to meet friends and Hitt. uts slice . . . projects still completed espite cutbacks, several projects were completed this year, including the Grand Street Underpass, the renovation and addition to Cheek Hall, the closed stack library and the new health and physical education offices. Also groundwork was underway for the completion of the University Plaza which will attempt to join the University with downtown Springfield. As could be expected, however, some projects were postponed or eliminated due to the reduced budget. I wanted to establish on-line registration, and we were planning to enlarge the parking lot across from Craig Hall, but these two items had cont. on pg. 6 IN MASSES during the spring and summer, students lay out, soak up the sun and take advantage of the University! outdoor pool.
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