Ohio Northern University - Northern Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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' having physiology your second year is really a good idea ’ Curriculum revisions always make students uneasy and pharmacy students are no excep¬ tion to the rule. When it was made known that the College of Pharmacy was planning revi¬ sions in the curriculum, students were con¬ cerned about how the changes would affect them. Dr. Donald Stansloski allayed many of these concerns when he described the changes as an adjustment in nature rather than sweep¬ ing broad changes. Most of the changes in volved a reorganization of course material into a more effective format. In fact, some of the change has been incorporated into the present curriculum whenever possible. One change involves the moving of physiol- Counlerclockwise from above: Dr trie lung anti Dr. Am.« Rh.ill.H h.iry.) prepare an experiment ter pharmacology lab lom Wiechart counsels Eunice Ridley on the proper use ol her medication. Randy Depoy u orks in tlu. • motlt ' l pharma cy which supplies medication Iree ol charge to ONU s:u dents Opposite page counterclockwise trom right Michael Elliot ant Rich Uniworth works in the fourth year pharmaceutics lab Dr. Victor Padron observes Michael Elliot ' s technkfuc in sterile products. Mari I iliach works in the pharmacoi ogy lab.

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improved accoustics. addition of an orchestra pit. and enlarging the stage itself. Also includ¬ ed in the list of changes is a renovation of the present auditorium-practice hall in Presser into a small recital hall. Tracey Riegle. a sophomore music major, said. The improvement should create a renewed interest (in the preforming arts ). -John Hughes Clockwise from below Foreign student. John Adulu. learns about the microscope in Dr. laing ' s general Biology course. Kevin Haney works in the pot shop located in the Wilson Art Building. Dean David Pellier relaxes in his office during his hrsl year as Pean of the College of Arts ami Sciences. Kevin Davi works on a program on one of the University ' s seventeen computer terminals. Mall Loving prepares a piece on the new graiuf piano purchased for the Pepari menI of Music. Mall Frederick. Sally Brookt anti Debbie Snare lake an examination in the Meyer Hall ol Science ) I

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ogy from a third year course to a second year course. Although the change will not affect any students currently enrolled in pharmacy. Bill McConnell, a second year pharmic. said. Hav¬ ing physiology your second year is really a good idea because you have biology your first year and then you will go directly into physiol¬ ogy -John Hughes