Cleburne Businesspeople Visit Campus
New businesspeople from the Cleburne area listen and watch as chemistry major Carolina Cabra explains what goes on in the Bone Lab in Scales Hall. The people from Cleburne were on campus today visiting as part of a program intended to familiarize businesses with the school, sponsored jointly by the University and the Cleburne Chamber of Commerce.
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