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                    \nOn this page you'l1 find a graphics unit on campus housing.They're designed for you to keep on file for use with anycoverage of your local housing issues.  \nThe art on this page is by talents like Bonnie Timmons,JimAnderson,and Shannon Keegan.  \nFor this packet only,you'll find the editorial cartoons onpage seven of the copy pages.  \nGraphicS  \nNo.7 September 25,1980  \nJA  \n|  |  |\n| --- | --- |\n|  |  |\n|  |  |\n|  |  |\n|  |  |\n|  |  |\n|  |  |\n|  | JEA   |\n\nCollege Press Service  \nA marginis provided on the lef-hand side of he copy for editing marks.Word counts are approximate.Body copy is set a a maximum 70spaces per ineNe as apers SPscricinegtec Sare ensitle tothe fulluse of the contents in tis packet.Editors are encouraged to edi the copy tofitheirneeds However.we ask that CPS be credited when credit is due.  \nIndex  \nSHUTDOWN,A major caps and qowns manufacturer was being unfair,a union thought.The union organized a boycott to bring the manufacturer to terms.The boycottspread to many parts of the country.But last week the manufacturer folded.Theunion called it \"qualified victory\"(336 words)PG.1  \nSCHOOLS PLAN THEIR NEXT TUITION INCREASES,A number of schools have already announcedtuition for next year may be going up anywhere from eight to 100 percent.Someother schools are just waiting for students to take a break before announcing theirincreases(660 words)PG.2  \nROLLING STONE's'COLLEGE PAPERS′HITS STORMY TIMES,The issue of College Papers,Rolling Stone's entry in the perilous national college student magazine field,justcoming out now will be the last for about a year.Many have tried such magazines,almost all have failed.Herein,a look at some of the troubles that got in RollingStone's way(1184 words)PG.4  \n# BOYCOTTED CAPS &GOWNS MAKER CLOSES DOWN\n\nALBANY,NY(CPS)--Cotrell &Leonard,the caps and gowns maker that was theobject of a campus boycott,is closing down.Claiming that modern technology andessential resources are too expensive for the 148-year-old company to afford,off-icials say it would be\"imprudent\"to remain in business.  \n\"We have unsuitable facilities,and combined with the high cost of production,it would not be wise for us to remain working,\"explains Vice President AnthonyHarden.  \nThe company's decision comes on the heels of a massive effort by the Internation-al Ladies Garment Workers Union(ILGWU)to organize a national campus boycott ofthe company's caps and gowns until it recognized the union and improved safetyconditions at the Albany plant.The union says it persuaded 45 colleges and highschools to completely boycott the company's products last spring,while thousandsof graduates at both levels across the country refused to don Cotrell&Leonard'soutfits.More on next page  \nContinued from previous page  \nThough Harden stresses the boycott had nothing to do with the company'sclosure,he did refuse to discuss the issue,blaming the media for \"slaughteringthe story.\"He says only that the boycott was not severe enough to force the comp-any to fold.  \nA spokeswoman for the ILGNU agrees the boycott could not have had enoughimpact to make the company go out of business.  \n\"A company like that,which has been in business for so long,does not makea decision to close down based on one year's sales.It must be a more thoroughlong-term process,which means they must have seen some trends we don't know about,\"observes Mary Morris,head of the boycott campaign.  \nThe union's demands for recognition was finally accepted by the management.The company,according to Harden,was not showing any sudden sympathy for the union,but rather wanted to close down without anything \"hanging over our head.\"  \nIncluded in the settlement was an agreement to give back pay of $40,000 to the.38 union workers who struck last year.  \n\"It was what we would call a qualified victory.We got what we wanted,every-thing 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