People are doing it in the basement of the Seretean Center for Performing Arts. They are also doing it in the French Lounge and in the second floor ballroom of the Student Union. All over campus, musicians and hobbyists alike are making music that features pianos and other instruments, but more people seem unaware of these opportunities.
In making a documentary about how the nation votes, actress Kirsten Dunst and filmmaker Jacob Soboroff were drawn to North Dakota, the only state without voter registration.
As if Hollywood isn’t scary enough every day, Halloween occurred this past weekend. Celebrities took advantage and demonstrated a playful side … or just their complete ridiculousness. Examples: Jack Osbourne dressed as a taco, Perez Hilton was Jesus and Katy Perry apparently was herself.
Democratic candidate Cory Williams won the District 34 House representative seat against Republican Aaron Carlson by 63 votes.
Flatten the big hair and throw out the fussy dress — Betty Thompson radiates a genuine glow from her Miss OSU crown. Thompson grew up on a dairy farm in Davenport, a town of 900. When she won Miss OSU on Oct. 23, she said she was shocked.
When we last saw Bella Swan, she was practically skipping off into the sunset with her man candy, Edward Cullen. But the “Twilight” saga’s drama isn’t over.
Experts suggest the average person should actively exercise a minimum of 30 minutes a day. What they don’t usually mention is that the body has limits, and there is such a thing as too much exercise.
“The Rocky Horror Picture Show” event was held in the Starlight Terrace, which was equipped with two screens and a tarp taped to the floor to catch flying items.
If you’re a college student, you’ve probably declared yourself the king or queen of procrastination, which means you probably forgot about your Halloween costume. Well, it’s today. Luckily, we have some ideas.
Although there are still some crazies who celebrate the old-fashioned way, most use Halloween as a day to dress up and be someone else.
If you love XBox and Superman, instead of picking up a controller or comic book, head over to Exhibit One art gallery.
Not like the drug, like the phone. Some are finding themselves addicted to the super-phones while others haven’t taken a hit just yet.
Ben Brockman has the versatility that is a perfect fit for tonight’s “Spirits” art show. Brockman, a painting and printmaking senior, will have his art on display at 8 p.m. at Vault Video on the strip.
Jennifer Hudson’s mother, brother and 7-year-old nephew have all been confirmed dead. The family was murdered in Chicago this past Friday, and her nephew’s body was found Monday. The leading suspect is ex-con William Balfour.
It’s time once again to see the “Phinest” men on campus. Phi Mu sorority will raise money for the Children’s Miracle Network through its annual all-male beauty pageant tonight from 7 to 9 in the Student Union Little Theatre.
Mike Gundy said he felt like his insides were ripped to shreds as he thought of how close his team had come to victory. Oklahoma State lost to Texas, 28-24, in Austin on Saturday in a game that wasn’t decided until the final play.
For the Indian Student Association, Diwali Night is not just about celebrating a festive holiday from its members’ homeland.
Kerr-Drummond might seem spooky enough already to some of its inhabitants, but for Thursday and Friday night, the eighth floor of Kerr was transformed into OSU’s own horrifying haunted house.
Contributing writer Lauren Ennis took a walk on the wild side with Outdoor Adventure.
Take Christmas, the Fourth of July, Thanksgiving, Halloween and New Year’s and cram them all into a five-day period during the early fall. That combination is roughly what the Indian celebration Diwali is like.
Beware readers, “Twilight” fever is highly contagious and has been sweeping the world. Once you’ve taken a bite of this forbidden fruit, you won’t look at a Volvo the same way.
As a young writer or artist, it is difficult to get work published, but a new magazine called The Oklahoman Review will help with that, said Leslie Jacobs, an English junior and the editor-in-chief of the magazine.
Stillwater has a rich tradition of fostering artistic creativity, and the music scene is one of the major benefactors of this tradition.
Miracles do come true, kids. Ace of Base has announced it will put out a new CD next year as well as go on a world tour.
You can see the fliers all around campus: “Bicycles for Sale, Cheaper than Wal-Mart.” Although the flier states the type of bicycles, gives a cell phone number and an address, it lacks one detail: who sells the bikes.
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