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Title Article Summary
Record enrollment moves in; more students cause more problems Preliminary fall 1989 enrollment is 11,645; parking and dorm room tripling are major problems; photo.
Staying healthy may be costly to students Students may be paying $20 per semester starting in Fall 1990; comparison of tuition and fees among the Regents universities.