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Chattanooga State History 1972
Highlight: State law established community college system.
CSTI wants to become a community college. |
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Tennessee Code Annotated 49-8-101.
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- State university and community college system established (Acts
1972...).
Copied from the T.C.A.
August 4, 2008.
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"CSTI, The School by the River,"
The Falcon, 1972, p. 4.
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- Two photos of CSTI from
the school's yearbook.
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"CSTI Is Geared to Industry,"
Chattanooga Times, July 25, 1972, sup. p. 32.
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- Courses started that
industry needs. Sum of $610,000 is appropriated "for construction of
a new library."
- "2 New Technologies Approved for CSTI,”
Chattanooga Times, August 13, 1972, p. 3. Also in
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Occupational safety and health and
biomedical engineering will be offered.
- "CSTI Wants to
Expand to a Community College,” Chattanooga Times, September 1,
1972, p. 3. Also in
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- "The general advisory council of the Chattanooga
State Technical Institute has adopted a resolution recommending that CSTI
be expanded into a two-year community college at the earliest practical
date."
- "Should CSTI Be
Expanded to a Community College?" by Dick Kopper, Chattanooga Times,
September 4, 1972, p. 3.
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- Questions are raised about becoming a community
college.
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Library, permission to scan and post newspaper articles on its Web
page. Permission was provided to the library by Bob Lutgen,
Managing Editor of Operations, Chattanooga Times Free Press on April
17, 2006, and extended August 1, 2006, and August 13, 2008.
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