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They will probably have to mock up a lab just so they can make a big deal about shutting it down . Participants leave the summit with planning tools , including a list of recommendations that enable communities to implement comprehensive solutions and strategies to mobilize resources to prevent and reduce the proliferation of meth and meth labs . Schools with language labs will need only one copy of the master speaking and master listening CDs . " The Media Lab is n't a social-science organization , " he told the technology journalist David Bennahum , in a New York magazine profile of the Lab . These Uni-ID ( internet and email ) passwords are different from the CCC passwords that are used to log on to lab computers . The solution was Mission Possible which enables students to apply completed labs to a real life situation using a crime scenario that takes place on campus . Again , your particular career / professional goals may require you to take the labs for more than two of your sequences . Traditionally , a student 's first exposure to scientific inquiry is through information-based " cookbook " labs in which the results are predetermined . ( Lab . Initially , it was the Multipotential Adult Progenitor Cell from Catherine Verfaillie 's lab in Minnesota , later it was the fat stem cell , then umbilical cord blood stem cells , and stem cells from testes .