$967,700 will be spent for capital improvements. Under construc tion is a dormitory to house 189 additional students. Much of the funds spent for construction will find its way into the economic life of the community in the form of labor and materials purchased locally Unroltmont to Doubt* Though Longwood College Wi'I remain in the small college clas;, its enrollment is expected to grad ually increase yearly and by 1970 to reach 1.674. approximately double the present enrollment. "Whatever the future demands of Longwood in meeting our share of the vast 'educational' problem, there are two policies that we in tend to preserve: our emphasis on teacher education and our se Contiuu&ci on page . '

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