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Cover Story, "Research" by Gaby Mecklenborg

What do earthquakes, insomnia, and raccoons have in common? They are all subjects of research projects at Memphis State University. The diverse array of topics being studied at MSU is growing and quickly gaining the University a stronger reputation in the field of research.

Also featured, "MSU Student's work honor King"

Selma, Ala., and the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. were reunited this summer when a bronze bust of the civil rights leader was unveiled at the church where he began his historic "Freedom March" in 1965. The bronze bust is the work of Nancy Johnson, a graduate art student at Memphis State University, who was commissioned to do the bust by the Wichman Monument Company in Chattanooga

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Columns.13_1.1979 Summer

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1979 Summer

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

The Columns, 1979 Summer

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