CANINE COLLEGIATE REVIEW
January 2001
BARKLEY ADDS NEW SOUND LAB TO
CAMPUS
In response to requests
from police acadamies and other institutions of higher learning, Barkley
is experimenting with bang immersion to acclimitize students to loud explosive
sounds and bright lights. The theory behind this experiment is that
canines who are pre-accustomed to loud sounds will be able to control the
run and hide response normally found in canines. The demand for this
sort of training exceeds existing facilities for giving it. See
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Barkley's immersion lab
has been the cause of many complaints from surrounding facilities, and
its bills for new fencing and repair to the building may prove too
high to render the project eost-effective.
SPRING SEMINAR TO
FEATURE DISCUSSION OF HUMANOID CUSTODY LAWS.
Rowdy and Rover University
school of sociology will provide a forum for all academics interested in
the increasing incidence of trauma related to court ordered custody cases.
Speakers are invited to announce subject matter in advance of the event
scheduled for March 2l. A recent case cited in a humanoid newspaper
will provide subject matter for the opening session.
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