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wi-r - The new recital hall in the basement of Raley chapel provides classroom space for large classes Folks back home probably think you're having a lark up here, and maybe that's because the foolish things college students do are always played up. You find that college is a lot of hard work combined with all the fun. Science students spend their afternoons in labs, other students spend hours reading assignments, some work their way through college, home ec majors may plan meals, music majors spend hours in Ford Hall. Hours and hours of work that you don't write home about go into your big year at school. It's 11:00 and time for Chapel. Each Tuesday and Thursday morning finds OBU students heading for the familiar structure
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