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On the cover: To recognize the many contributions Dr. and Mrs. John W. Richardson have made to Memphis State University and Tennessee education, Central Towers, the 10-story residence hall adjacent to the MSU campus, has been renamed Richardson Towers in their honor. The building was acquired by the University this year for use as its Center for Continuing Education and will be converted in the future into a hotel for persons attending continuing education conferences and seminars.

Also featured, "MSU Rises to Meet Demand"

Office of Public Service and Continuing Education plans learn-and-run programs for metropolitan masses with the capability to put small groups of special interest students in immediate touch with expertise available on campus. A few exceptional universities have risen to meet the demand, among those is Memphis State University.

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Columns.8_1.1974 September

Date

1974 September

Keywords

Memphis State University; University of Memphis; University of Memphis (Memphis, Tenn.). Alumni Association.

The Columns, 1974 September

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