University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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STRICTLY NO CREDIT HOURS FREE ENTERTAINMENT GRILL TIME All work and no play . . . — we all know the saying and to keep from becoming dull Jacks and Janes we make good use of the play time — usually in the Grill at Bridge or in the Union Lounges being sociable or just loafing. Page II

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BEAT 2 MINUTES AT LOW SPEED CLASSES NATURE IS THEIR MODEL MIXING AT A DIFFERENT SPEED The idea of lab class always seems to hold some sort of strange fas- cination for most people. It is an idea usually associated with a chemistry course and young, budding scientists be- fore long tables filled with intricate sets of glass tubing and apparatus, cau- tiously pouring solutions from one test tube to another. Actually, a lab class, which means an opportunity to put into practice what has been learned, is just as frequent in departments other than science. Closely related to the chemis- try labs are the hlome Ec. Food and Nutrition labs. Labs extensively fitted with kitchen equipment provide future homemakers and dietitians with the fa- cilities for learning and developing the best methods of food preparation. Ap- plied arts drawing classes are another version of the lab class as the art students learn by doing. Far from be- ing confined in one room they have the space of the whole campus and warm weather finds them making good use of each scene. Page 13