Missouri University of Science and Technology - Rollamo Yearbook (Rolla, MO)

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A steady hand is required to perfect drawings done in EG 10, Engineering Drawing, Many Chem labs require titrations 29

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PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE Labs provide students with a chance to use information presented in the classroom to gain hands-on experience. Although labs are an integral part of most majors, they take their toll on students. Extensive write-ups are generally required, taking hours away from students ' study time and requir- ing careful budgeting of time. While labs tend to be unpopular, few students would seriously argue their worth. While they are inconven- ient and time-consuming, they are an integral part of this school, and aid us in receiving a quality education. Betadpur Satish demonstrates the proper use of equipment in a Mechanical Engineering Systems lab. Insuring you have the right equipment is half the battle in Chemistry labs. Surveying labs give students a whole new view of campus. 28

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MULTI-USELESS? The Gale Bullman Multi-Purpose Building provides the campus community with a place to relieve tension and stay physically fit. Whether working out alone, playing a friendly game of basketball, or participating in the intramural program, students flock to the building all day long, and well into the evening. An indoor swimming pool, weight and exercise rooms, and volleyball and basketball courts round out the indoor facilities, while a golf course, intramural fields, and tennis and raequetball courts highlight the outdoor facilities. S tcJ l ■ t David Ihms enjoys a rigor- ous game of racquet bal! on the UMR courts. Moral support always helps when working out in the weight room. The intramural fields often come in handy for an afternoon game of softball. 30