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              <text>Contents of the Old Weight Room</text>
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              <text>Before the entire process was even thought about, there was a small place in Sam's Gym for athletes and students to workout. While this area was extremely small and not very realistic, it was all that Trinity had to offer. It was not being used very much for obvious reasons since it was so small and difficult to move around in. Athletes did not have much access to good machines beneficial equipment. There were not any racks present in the old weight room and there were limited supplies of free weights.</text>
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              <text>Trinitonian 1960's</text>
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