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Timeline: Junior's Grill What's happened at Tech since Junior's opened in 1948 ATLANTA November 13, 1998 1948  Junior's Grill opens on North Avenue.
The Board of Regents authorizes Tech to change its name to Georgia Institute of Technology.
1952 Tech becomes co-educational when two female
students enroll in fall classes.
1953The Price Memorial Library is dedicated.
1955The Rich Electronic Computer Center opens.
1956The Alexander Memorial Colosseum is dedicated.
1961Black students are admitted to Tech.
The Athletic Association displays the first official Ramblin' Wreck.
1963 The School of Information and Computer Science is
established.
1970 The Fred B. Wenn Student Center opens.
1977 Fuller E. Callaway III Student Athletic Complex is completed.
1978 Tech joins the Atlantic Coast Conference.
1980 Buzz appears for the first time as the Tech mascot at the Tech-Florida football game.
1988 Buzz wins National Collegiate Mascot Championship.
1990 The Tech men's basketball team wins the ACC Championship and goes to the final four.
1991 Tech's first foreign campus, GT Lorraine, is opened in France.
1995 G. Wayne Clough becomes the first alumnus to become President of Georgia Tech.
The Atlanta Braves win the World Series.
1996 The Kessler Campanile is completed.
Georgia Tech hosts the Olympic Village.
President Clough and other patrons enjoy another lunch at Junior's Grill.
Photo by Josh Freeman
Tommy Klemis, owner of Junior's, is always happy to talk with students.
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