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District 21 state Senate candidates, Democrat Robert “Bob” Murphy Jr. and Republican Jim Halligan, said Tuesday night that child health care and education are two key issues for Oklahoma ‘s Senate seat.

Offensive lineman Russell Okung might be harder on himself than any other player on the Cowboy football team.

Places that would shock and disgust parents are unavoidable. Where students go to have fun or end up after a night of excitement might send some parents into alarm.

Dodie Smith, author of “The Hundred and One Dalmatians,” said family is “that dear octopus from whose tentacles we never quite escape, nor, in our inmost hearts, ever quite wish to.”

You might not be a part of it or even be aware of its existence, but Student Government Association has been hard at work for the first month of the fall semester.

Several politicians from local and statewide campaigns flocked to Stillwater on Tuesday with one noticeable absence.

Toasts to the newlyweds! Scarlett Johansson and Ryan Reynolds were married on Saturday. Wow, Van Wilder, you’re really taking your life seriously.

Oklahoma State’s Cowgirl softball team opened up the fall scrimmage season with a doubleheader sweep of the Oklahoma Christian Eagles on Tuesday night at the Cowgirl Softball Complex.

With a 284 during its final round, the Oklahoma State’s men’s golf team earned its first title of the 2008-09 season on Tuesday, winning the Ping/Golfweek Preview for the fourth time in the 20-year history of the event.

Some Oklahomans might be able to set up a college savings plan and watch a football game simultaneously.

Just in time for mid-terms, Iron Man is here to save, or more likely distract, students. The summer blockbuster’s DVD came out today, and it’s anything but ordinary.

A former attorney for Heath Ledger is suing because of a $10 million life insurance policy he claims has gone unpaid since the actor’s death earlier this year.

For many college students, $700 billion is a staggering amount — several thousand times what many of us would deem beyond sufficient to live extremely comfortably for the rest of our lives. Or to pay off a few years’ worth of college.

Last Friday, Tindell’s article about homecoming was uncalled for — an ignorant rant about something he knows little about.