Headlines for August 23, 2007
Beyond the bar, Campus power loss.
Beyond the bar, Campus power loss.
The award-winning Daily O’Collegian student newspaper from Oklahoma State University.
Jessica Jarrel, right, and Andrea Sartin chase down a loose ball in Wednesday’s scrimmage. The Cowgirls are preparing for Saturday’s scrimmage with Texas Christian University.
Students find their way around Lights on Stillwater on Wednesday night. The event provided a chance for students to get more information on some campus organizations, city businesses and others.
Members of the Asian American Student Association and the Vietnamese American Student Association participate in a bobbing for “worms” contest. The first meeting for both groups is Sept. 5 at 6 p.m. in 419 Student Union.
Members of the Asian American Student Association and the Vietnamese American Student Association participate in a bobbing for “worms” contest. The first meeting for both groups is Sept. 5 at 6 p.m. in 419 Student Union.
Students go to The Third Place on Washington Street’s Strip for more than coffee. With free Wifi and space to gather with friends, the eatery offers students a venue for listening to music, playing cards and catching an occasional concert.
Dustin Lewis, an electrician for the OSU physical plant, shows the 2,000-amp breaker that failed early Wednesday morning under Wentz hall. A bad ground cable caused the damaged breaker and the power outage.
“After that game I put up a poster from the NCAA Tournament in my room and I’ve been looking at it since. All I can think about is how we’re going to win the tournament.”
Odenyo, the first Cowgirl to be named a First Team All-American, provided a solid defensive shield in front of the back line, while also finding time to make her impact on the attacking side of the field.
Before her career at OSU, Stigler was five-time Texas state champion in club soccer and was all-district for her high school.
The explosive offense that Reid leads will endure a serious test against Georgia, but Reid said he remains certain that they are more than up to the task that lies ahead.
Most of the behavior problems that owners experience with their pets result from the owner not having enough time to spend with the animal and give it the appropriate training.
I’m just saying, wait for the people to get off of the elevator before you get on.
Getting behind is easy to do in college. If you think you can keep delaying assignments just because you don’t have a certain class for another day or two or because the assignment isn’t due for another week, you are in for an unpleasant surprise.
Working at a toy store taught me that there are only two sure-fire ways to measure a parent’s love. One, the amount of money they are willing to spend on your Christmas gifts. And two, of course, being the amount of bodily harm the parents are willing to inflict to obtain those gifts.
Thursday Preview: Don’t miss CBS’s “Big Brother 8”! Someone will be evicted, and a new Head of Household will be crowned.
Despite what you might think, people around you are not at all interested in hearing about your uber-eventful social life, your crazy weekend on the Strip, your girlfriend who has a crush on her hot English professor or your friend who had one too many last night and executed a gnarly (albeit mildly impressive) face plant into the ground.
Bill Murray could face drunken driving charges in Stocklhom, Sweden…for driving a golf cart.
“The focus on it is really having a platform to introduce regional and local artists to a larger audience than they would experience at a club or bar setting,” said Hank Moore.
At 4 a.m., the Physical Plant was notified that electricity in Scott-Parker-Wentz, Stout Hall, Iba Hall, Patchin-Jones, the Seretean Wellness Center, a track storage building and the Ag Engineering building was out.
Be a designated driver for your friends.
There is no question that students party on Thursdays, but alcohol can be a big problem for college students, especially freshmen.