Are two hours study on subject too much?

Article Summary:
Asks Wilma O'Connell if she thinks that spending two hours on one subject is too time consuming.
Author(s)
Lackore--Gene [Class of 1955]]
Subject(s):
Bruner--James L. [Class of 1955]
Bruner--James L. [Class of 1955]
Bruner--James L. [Class of 1955]
Falk--John D. [Duane] [Class of 1954]
Falk--John D. [Duane] [Class of 1954]
Falk--John D. [Duane] [Class of 1954]
Helland--Robert J. [Classes of 1953--1956--and 1959]
Helland--Robert J. [Classes of 1953--1956--and 1959]
Holmes--John R. [Student--1953]
Holmes--John R. [Student--1953]
Isaak--Oliver E. [Student--1953]
Isaak--Oliver E. [Student--1953]
Lackore--Gene [Class of 1955]
Lackore--Gene [Class of 1955]
Lackore--Gene [Class of 1955]
Lunde--Hugh H. [Class of 1955]
Lunde--Hugh H. [Class of 1955]
O'Connell--Wilma C. [Student--1953]
O'Connell--Wilma C. [Student--1953]
O'Connell--Wilma C. [Student--1953]
Potts--Richard C. [Class of 1955]
Potts--Richard C. [Class of 1955]
Studying
Studying
Studying
Workman--J. Brooke [Classes of 1954 and 1955]
Workman--J. Brooke [Classes of 1954 and 1955]
Workman--J. Brooke [Classes of 1954 and 1955]

Type Publication Issue Vol Num Page
Letter College Eye 45 12 2