Bethel University - Spire Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Even first-hour lectures, those invigorating wee hours, have a way about them. be passed,biology isn't such a bad course. Lab and fieldwork can be great fun. Even first-hour lectures, those invigorating wee hours, have a way about them. The outdoors manages to come inside. This is especially true on those cold, cold winter days. We all remember. The back door of room 106 is forever a reminder that the natural wonders of temperature and wind velocity are not to be forgotten. But, peace be with you, O Biology Department. Scholars and scientists emerge from opportunities such as these. Values of teamwork and individual study find importance in the lecture lab approach to learning. Objective concentration and efficient organization are developed alongside of free thought. Planning and motivation rest largely with the student. Material for awareness of oneself and the environment is there; it has just to be used. Nancy Fall Biology

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Chocolate cakes Shrews and Cokes with a touch of aardvark Cute freshmen girls who couldn't be that smart Ph. D.'s taking time out to explain to a frustrated student what the lab assistant didn't know A free, open lab, where upperclassmen can work as long as they want Broken burette at midnight — coal tar at one New babies Acid holes on your pants Rumors that Dr. Rodgers is a short order cook on the side and that Dr. Stevens drops acid J.C.'s a methoxy Butyric acid in the hall Kunle + chlorosulfonic = entropy (random disorder) Dr. Rogers hasTToverlap Well, typically, we have an acid-base reaction. Cokes all around during Rook Seminar Freshmen worshipping Mettler balances Organic kids asking, Who's got the Bible? Growth -f Unity = Hard work -f 17 grams love -f 13 kilograms laughter Chemistry