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HEAD OF THE CLASS: Anheuser-Busch Hall classrooms are now equipped with white boards, as well as built-in computer and audio-visual technology.

LAB PARTNERS: Instructor Bob Smith works with an anatomy and physiology class studying the human skull.

A nighttime holiday view of the new glass-encased stairway and second-floor greenhouse added as part of the Anheuser-Busch Hall renovation.

COUNTER SPACE: Students move freely, stainless steel surfaces gleam, and every last pot and pan has its place in the Audrey Naumann Steinfeld '43 Food Science Laboratory, funded by a gift from Audrey and John Steinfeld.

WELL-DRESSED: Fashion merchandising students meticulously dress the new display cases in the first floor entryway.

LEVELED OFF: Students pore over recipe ingredients during a dietetics lab in the Audrey Naumann Steinfeld '43 Food Science Laboratory.

TRUE MEASUREMENTS: A class works in groups, enjoying the spacious countertops and abundant storage found in the new apparel/merchandise classroom.

A SCIENTIFIC LEAP: The third-floor anatomy/physiology, chemistry and biology labs are well equipped with modern instruments and excellent ventilation, providing enough space for large classes or small.

COMING AND GOING: Sleek and sophisticated, the business department hallway find students rushing to make the day's classes on time or relaxing and catching up.

HEAD OF THE CLASS: Anheuser-Busch Hall classrooms are now equipped with white boards, as well as built-in computer and audio-visual technology.

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