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On Oct. 29, 1929, the stock market crashed, sending the United States into an economic depression that would last a decade. Dan Rickman, a Regents professor of economics, said the current economic problems in the United States will not be this bad.

No. 1 is No. 1. Unless you are a Missouri Tiger fan, in which case you may say that No. 9 is No. 1. Any way you break it down, Oklahoma State’s Dez Bryant (who wears No. 1) and Missouri’s Jeremy Maclin (No. 9) are two receivers with unique and game-altering ability.

Linens, timers and beds — oh my! Features writer Melissa Oxford explored what antique store Fat Dad’s has to offer Stillwater shoppers.

It’s probably the quietest flock of birds you’ll ever see. Ninety European Starlings are “living” outside Hideaway Pizza at 230 S. Knoblock St.

Faced with a potential global economic crisis, wars, ever-increasing natural disasters and general international instability, the thought that the end of the world could be approaching might cross some people’s minds.

U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe, R-Okla., and state Sen. Andrew Rice, D-Oklahome City, debated last night on topics ranging from global warming to health care during their only senatorial debate.

Features writer Aimee Robinson explores three nearby locations that students can visit while on fall break.

Angelina Jolie appeared this weekend sporting a new accessory, and this time I’m not even talking about another child.

It’s Charles Barkley, it’s Bill Clinton, it’s President Bush, no, it Frank Caliendo. Caliendo is the man who has made audience members, including Vice President Dick Cheney, fall out of their chairs laughing.

Imagine putting on headphones and hearing nothing but mumbling voices. You try to adjust the volume or play with the wire but nothing helps. Welcome to Deaf, Deaf World.

The Cowgirls have looked nothing less than dominating in the first six games of their fall exhibition schedule.

Jeff Campbell’s cartoon for October 8, 2008

The time now is to once again impose our stances regarding political matters. Don’t worry — the election is less than a month away from being decided. Then, we’ll discuss more pressing and shallow matters, such as who gets custody of which child(ren) when Brangelina split up and whether Coke or Pepsi is better.

Jeff Campbell’s latest “cartoon” is offensive as well as uninformed. There are four recognized flags of the Confederate States of America, the First National, Second National, Third National and the Battle Flag.

It’s no secret that I’m a fan of Gov. Sarah Palin. I think she brings energy, motivation and fresh ideas to the GOP ticket. I have to admit, though, her recent difficulties make me cringe. I might end up voting for Tina Fey for vice president because The “Saturday Night Live” spoofs make me laugh.