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 The hard part for sculptor Lou Moore Hale isn’t modeling a lump of clay into the medley of bone, hair and skin that make up the face of her human subject.
The hard part is making the portrait show character, such as age or innocence, as well. The hard part is making right the wrinkles that crease the cheeks or that surround the eyes.
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By David C. Peters
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 A one-bottom plow pulled by a team of horses broke through the sod on Dec. 2, 1891, signaling the first campus development project at OSU, then known as Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College.
Only one week earlier, the campus had been created when the deeds to four properties from Stillwater homesteaders totaling 200 acres were transferred to the board of regents. At the time, only five acres were thought to be necessary for college buildings, with the balance of the property designated for an agricultural experiment station.
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