(OWU) The $35 million Science Center project, including

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Date: Jan 24 2004
Major: Chemistry (This Major's Salary over time)
The $35 million Science Center project, including

new construction and renovations of Stewart and Bigelow Rice Halls, is scheduled for completion in April, 2004. Significant parts of this magnificent learning facility are operational now. OWU is attracting increasing numbers of fine science students with this premier facility.

Make sure to see one of the exhibits in the Richard M. Ross Art Museum in Humphreys Hall (the former post office on Sandusky Street) and the modern two-dimensional art classrooms in Edgar Hall and Haycock Hall off Henry

Street which houses three-dimensional classes.

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