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March 8th, 2004

Escobar named Miss Hispanic OSU

Three OSU women competed for the crown at the Hispanic Student Association’s fourth annual Miss Hispanic OSU competition Saturday night.

Erica Escobar, a biochemistry and molecular biology sophomore who was celebrating her 20th birthday, received the title and a $1,000 scholarship.

“I am so happy because I get to be Miss Hispanic OSU this year,” Escobar said. “I can go through with everything I wanted to do while I was getting ready for this.”

Escobar’s platform is to improve the educational experience for Hispanic students. She said she will develop a tutoring program through HSA, specifically targeting those who speak little or no English.

Fellow contestants Lilia Mendoza and Tracy Mast named Escobar Miss Congeniality, who also obtained the Miss Academic Scholar title for having the highest grade point average. This was her second time to compete in the pageant.

“I am so excited that she won. I’ve been around her for two years now, so we’ve had a friendship going on from the beginning,” said Kayla Mast 2003 Miss Hispanic OSU and human development and family science junior.


OSU defends title

AMES, Iowa - Oklahoma State clinched its sixth Big 12 Wrestling Championship since the conference’s inception with 86.5 team points and four individual champions on Saturday in Iowa State’s Hilton Coliseum.


Sutton helps team cut down nets

For the first time in nearly 40 years, the Oklahoma State Cowboys earned the right to celebrate a conference championship.


New admissions standards approved

The Oklahoma State University Board of Regents approved residence hall rate increases and increases in freshmen and transfer admission standards during their meeting on Friday.


Emslie named dean

The Oklahoma State University Board of Regents approved numerous personnel changes Friday, including a new Graduate College Dean at OSU.


OSU earns two Big 12 championships 12 hours apart

A procession of players and coaches slowly took each step on the ladder, stepping higher and higher toward the numerous banners that adorn the Gallagher-Iba Arena rafters, reached up and snipped off a piece of history.