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10 centralight fall '14 1972 1941-1950 1942 – After a vote, Central's Bearcat nickname was changed to the Chippewas. 1945 – WWII ended, sending a wave of veterans to Central; enrollment tripled in just five years following the end of the war. 1948 – The Pixie restaurant opened on Mission Street. 1951-1960 1955 – Central Michigan College of Education was renamed Central Michigan College. 1956 – Central's first police force was established. 1958 – The Embers Restaurant opened at Preston and Mission streets. 1960 – The University Center, now known as the Bovee University Center, opened. 1961-1970 1966 – The biological station on Beaver Island was established. 1968 – CMU's enrollment reached 10,000. 1970 – Cobb Hall opened, completing the residence hall complex known as "The Towers." 1971-1980 1972 – The first football game was played in the new Perry Shorts Stadium, now known as Kelly/Shorts Stadium. 1975 – Mount Pleasant hosted the International Special Olympics games on campus. 1948 1955

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