Its eyes, filled with rage and anger, stare over a suffering man struggling to escape. This depicts what might have come to mind while viewing Brandon Jones’ sculpture at the Studio Capstone Exhibition. The exhibition, which included modern art in the form of sculpture, paintings and oversized insects, honored five OSU seniors.
They put their pants on just like the rest of us. Except they make funny magic afterward. Magic Pants, a student-run comedy sketch group, will give its first performance of the year tonight at 7 in the Student Union Little Theater.
A family of Hurricane Katrina survivors whose new house was partly built with lumber from last year’s Rockefeller Center Christmas tree were among tens of thousands who attended this year’s lighting ceremony.
The latest magical tome by J.K. Rowling has started to fly off bookstore shelves. Rowling launched “The Tales of Beedle the Bard” on Thursday with a teaparty for 200 school children at the National Library of Scotland in Edinburgh, the city where she lives.
I find myself shivering as I step out of my two bedroom apartment. The clacking of my teeth against one another is exceptionally loud today. I forgot to check The Weather Channel, but I’m already 10 minutes late. I feel my fingertips go numb.
DJ Danger Granger, known in the real world as entrepreneurship senior Granger Brown, has been spinning in Oklahoma for about eight months. He got his start playing live with Beatpunks, Granger’s partner in crime Justin Laughlin, at the Stonewall Tavern.
Britney Spears’ documentary “For the Record” aired Sunday night in which the princess of pop opened up and allowed cameras (and us oh-so-fortunate viewers) inside her life. She wanted to let us see the “real” Britney and I’m not sure how much she helped herself out with that idea.
Cracking an egg before final exams could be as important as cracking a book. A healthy breakfast fuels the brain with energy to focus, and suddenly, the all-nighter symptoms: consistent yawning, droopy eyes, and a headache are diminished for the test.
Jennifer Hudson’s estranged brother-in-law was charged Tuesday with three counts of first-degree murder in the shooting deaths of three of her family members.
‘Twas the night before Bedlam, and all through the campus not a creature was stirring, not even a squirrel. Twelve hours before ESPN began broadcasting College GameDay, William Reinier poked his head out a pitched camping tent.
OSU alumni Scott Stuart and Yvonne Marsh were married this Saturday before the Bedlam game. Find out how their ceremony went and how they became the Bedlam Couple.
Thanksgiving — a time for family, awkward moments and food. If your family is of the traditional variety, you will soon settle into a big feast, complements of your parents, grandparents, etc.
Underage students and community members looking for an alternative to Stillwater’s bar scene might have found it at SUAB’s bingo night on Friday. Bingo night gave students an opportunity to spend time with friends and families, compete for prizes and create memories.
Thanksgiving is all about the pie – pumpkin pie, pecan pie, chocolate cream pie, apple pie. But if you are conscientious about choosing food wisely and maintaining your weight during this holiday season, show up to turkey dinner with your own dish, one you know will be a healthy choice for everyone.
He’s looked at by some as abusive and controlling. Hundreds more swoon and dream about him watching over them. Edward Cullen has been rocketed to fame beyond the Beatles in a few short years. Readers of the “Twilight” series have seen him through the eyes of the heroine, but we never really get inside the head of the brooding and beautiful vampire.
I found an adorable girl walking to Whitehurst dressed in a disarray of purple fabrics, jeans and a great leather jacket. I stopped to talk to Caitlin Dixon about fashion, since she was looking so stylish.
Five piano prodigies channel tarantulas, kittens and outer space all before intermission. Although The 5 Browns was one Brown down, the band classically rocked the Seretean Center on Tuesday.
Every student has been there: Having to pull an all-nighter to finish a 10-page paper or study for a test. Although many students fall victim to the lure of energy drinks to help them stay awake, Emily Boldrin, a nutritional science lecturer who studies caffeine and sports performance, said high doses could be habit forming.
“Total Request Live,” aka TRL, ended this week, now that nobody cares anymore anyway. The ending of the show closed a chapter in our generation. A chapter of shrieking, tween-infused, pop fans.
You don’t have to be talented to find yourself on stage with a mic in your hand. Karaoke can be mortifying for both singer and audience but that doesn’t stop people from trying it.
Hundreds of shrieking fans — mostly teenage girls — lined the streets outside the Mann Village and Bruin Theatres on Monday for a chance to peek at the stars attending the Los Angeles premiere of “Twilight.”
The vinyl record sales doubled worldwide in 2007 and continue to rise, according to a September 2008 Wall Street Journal article. Stores that sell vinyl in Stillwater and Tulsa have also noticed an increase in sales.
Victoria’s Secret angels have descended upon Miami Beach. Singer Usher kicked off the Victoria’s Secret show Saturday, which featured 35 supermodels, some wearing angel wings.
Thanksgiving is just around the corner, which means finals are coming soon, graduation ceremonies and (finally) winter break. This semester seems to have been one of the busiest yet, leaving students and faculty in need for relief from all the stress.
The music industry’s courtroom campaign against people who share songs online is coming under counterattack. A Harvard Law School professor has launched a constitutional assault against a federal copyright law at the heart of the industry’s aggressive strategy, which has wrung payments from thousands of song-swappers since 2003.