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PERSONAL BUDGETING — Two
TTU Business Office employees, Cindy Mathis and Lisa Cowan, have
found a way to combat rising gas costs by purchasing scooters to
ride to work. Lisa lives in Chestnut Mound and rides her scooter
to Cindy's house in Baxter. Watch out for the two cycle mamas as
they commute to work each day down Hwy. 70.
— Submitted by Vickie Floyd, Business Office
HIS HONOR — Facilities
painter Curtis Hayes has only been a member of the TTU community
for the past five years, but he's already left us for a much more
interesting job. The former painter in Facilities has been elected
mayor of Livingston, his home town, and he takes office next month.
Curtis is a former police officer and town alderman. He was, in
fact, the first African-American resident to win an alderman's seat
in Livingston, and when re-election time came around, he won by
a landslide, at a record 76 percent of the vote. This June, when
he won the mayoral election, he got more votes than his three opponents
combined, becoming Livingston's first African-American mayor.
— Submitted by Maggie Hooks, Residential Life
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