University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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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

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SEATED— Pace. W„ Broclmeier, R., Ringwald, M., STANDING— Mu rray, P., Stevenson, K,, Taylor, C, Mayer, P., Kauti, J. LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE Wheels, Inc., the Leadership Confer- ence sponsored by Mortar Board and ODK was held last fall at Camp Kern. Each organization on campus was represented; and other interested students particpated in the conference. The weekend was planned to help all student groups plan and execute their programs to the fullest advan- tage. The workshops focused on problems of leadership and followship. On the lighter side was hiking, ping pong, square dancing and the days were climaxed with delicious food. Two recommendations were for plenty of hot water and heating systems in the tents. Page 14