An editorial extends kudos to Oakland University and Wayne State University for taking steps that will benefit both students and taxpayers. As a result of an agreement signed Tuesday, pre-pharmacy students at Oakland who complete a bachelor's degree in health sciences and meet certain admission requirements will be enrolled in WSU's pharmacy program. "For OU students the agreement means completing their doctorates in pharmacy in seven years rather than eight. For taxpayers, it means no duplication of pharmacy programs at two schools about 30 miles apart."