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BYU-Idaho campus, beautifully well maintained. McKay Library, Romney Building, Spori Building and the Clarke building surround the Spori Quad.The Romney building during late spring at dusk.View out the East window of the Romney.There is a variety of rocks on display in the museum in the Romney.A few stars are visible above the Romney buidling at night.Dinosaur fossils found in the museum in the Romney Building.There is a variety of rocks on display in the museum in the Romney.The BYU-Idaho Physics Department Planetarium housed in the George S. Romney Building. BYU-Idaho Photo by Michael LewisThe BYU-Idaho Physics Department Planetarium housed in the George S. Romney Building. BYU-Idaho Photo by Michael LewisScience Lab in the George S. Romney Building.Kendall Peck instructs Janelle Mackowiak and Britanee Walton in a Chemistry 105 Lab on how to calculate volume & density of various substances.Students enter and exit the Romney Building on a crisp autumn morning.Sister Susan Ward teaches the Organic Chemistry LabPhysics instructor, Les Nelson teaches about projectory and students learn a formula to predict where a launched ball will land.A female student prepares to launch a ball for testing during a Physics Lab.
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