Headlines for August 24, 2007
Spine-tingling facts about students’ workloads, Add/drop dates.
Spine-tingling facts about students’ workloads, Add/drop dates.
The award-winning Daily O’Collegian student newspaper from Oklahoma State University.
Bassist Brad Tatum, singer and guitarist Mark Vaughan, singer and guitarist Randy Hornberger, and drummer Larry Hyde form Wily Brothers, a local band wanting to put a new face on Stillwater rock while avoiding typical labels.
It can be lonely and boring to be in a strange city, far away from friends and family. Poor diet, lack of exercise, stress and sleep deprivation can lead to weight gain.
The 2007 Cowgirl soccer season begins this Saturday as the team travels to Fort Worth, Texas, to battle the TCU Horned Frogs in an exhibition game. Kickoff is at 6 p.m.
R.J.: I make a mean spaghetti
For typical backup quarterbacks, most of their time is spent on the sideline with a headset on calling plays or sitting on the bench watching the game.
Sex can make you sick. If you attended public school, these two facts have been used to scare you abstinent for years, so it’s no surprise that you’re asking “what now questions.”
It’s the end of the first week of college for freshmen. I encourage them to call Mom and Dad and let them know how it went. Or send a letter. Let me provide an example.
That’s why we have decided to branch out and leave the confines of OSU’s campus and bring you, dear student readers, stories that — get ready for it — you might actually want to read!
Well folks, until the gang at Seattle Grace Hospital returns to Thursday nights, Friday’s issue will be devoted to our favorite summer reality show: Big Brother.
Kunek, Radiant and Ryan Lindsey playing at Eskimo Joe’s outside concert.
What distinguishes Wily Brothers from the hordes of genre-bending acts is its eclectic sound that’s a genuine reflection of rock’s evolution across four decades.
Dropping a course before the deadline is the same as never being enrolled in the course, said Bryan Ritter, administrative support specialist in the Office of the Registrar.
If the pack is particularly heavy, lunge one knee forward and lift the pack up so that it rests on your upper thigh with the straps facing you. Then, lift it a second time up onto your back while slipping your arms into the straps.
Carrying backpacks filled with textbooks among other school supplies can not only put pressure on a student’s spine but can also cause a plethora of health problems ranging from strains to ruptured discs.