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Title Article Summary
Budget cuts hit word processing Professor Albert Gilgen feels that the loss of the word processing center would lessen the productivity of professors on campus; center will probably be continued for one more year to help those whose work is tied up in the Lexitron system.
Apartheid protested by students Friday Sello Rasethaba, a native of South Africa, discusses the apartheid situation in South Africa; photo.
April showers . . . Students appreciate their umbrellas as they walk to class in the rain; photo.