University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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it is labs and more labs . . . Integral parts of student life at the University of Oklahoma are the numerous laboratories, the practical sides of learning. Each school has its share of laboratory training, whether it is the mixing of com- pounds in a pharmacy lab, a prac- tice court session in the law school, a freshman reading lab, a business research statistical survey, a drama school production, or a student teaching position in Oklahoma City. The laboratory offers a student opportunity to effectively use skills he has learned in class. With the exception of on-the-job training through summer employment, lab Work is probably the most instru- mental phase in preparing the stu- dent for a profession upon comple- tion of his college education. :ffl THE OFFICIAL OKLAHOMA State Seal held a prominent position at the New York World's Fair with the mammoth tecleral pavilion in the background. OFTEN THE NEMESIS ot students, atlorclinq them a prime excuse to change trom pre-med to business, chem lab can also be a rich experience.

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