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At one point, he had nearly 800 books checked out from the library.
He knows five languages. He was told he did four dissertations in one. He knows the English language better than most native speakers. And he could have been a part of OSU this semester.

It was not how they wanted to spend their Labor Day. A group of friends sits in a circle watching TV — college football, Rutgers vs. Fresno State. It was like any other day with friends, except this day was different — the group had fewer people.

As the author of OSU’s alma mater, he was the first to sing, “Proud and immortal, bright shines your name.”

Labor Day means no work, but a day of labor is all work. In celebration of Labor Day, Nathan Poppe has constructed a list of the top five films about giving birth.

Students can trade parking permits for a permit to park in the garage at Monroe and Hall of Fame.
“We are letting people trade up to the garage permit from a green or silver zone permit without penalty,” said Steven Spradling, director of parking and transit services. “We will only charge the difference in the [...]

The first week of September brings with it a host of spooky releases.

Before I start previewing up a storm, I have to mention that I just saw the trailer for “Smallville,” season eight.

Oklahoma State used a quick-strike offense to score five first-half goals, and the 19th-ranked Cowgirls cruised to a 5-1 win over Oral Roberts Friday night at the ORU Soccer Complex.

“Tropic Thunder” hauled in $14.3 million to stay on top of the box office as Hollywood’s solid summer wound down sleepily, with Hurricane Gustav contributing to a slow Labor Day weekend at theaters.

Bruce Springsteen ended his world tour over the weekend, toned down but revved up.

Dez Bryant was surprised by what he saw. As he returned the first punt of the game against Washington State, Bryant got a block from a teammate, made a cut and turned upfield.