More than a half-dozen TTU undergraduate students are working with real dinosaur bones in their own backyard. Geology, wildlife and zoology majors are learning to prepare fossils, mold, cast and construction dioramas. The slab, affectionately called BOB, for bunch of bones, is encased in a field jacket, a plaster casting made in the field to hold soil and remains for transportation. Thirteen TTU art students filled museum walls with murals. (less info)