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Is it legal to set off fireworks in Stillwater?

Setting fireworks within the Stillwater city limits is prohibited.


Orientation and enrollment programs put students at ease

Incoming freshman are traveling to Stillwater throughout the summer to partake in the orientation and enrollment program, which the office of New Student Orientation and Enrollment operates.


Students divided on Chipotle, Qdoba

Restaurant chain Chipotle has opened a new branch in Stillwater.
The restaurant will go head-to-head with another Stillwater restaurant with a similar style, Qdoba.


Where can I get tested for an STD?

Though sharing is part of relationships, there are some gifts not worth receiving.


Alum donates $1 million to create four OSU faculty positions benefiting future educators

Oklahoma State University announced today a $1 million gift from alumna Susan Jacques to establish four professorships within the College of Education benefiting special education, reading and literacy education, health promotion and counseling.


OSU alumnus donates 1,500 pounds of coffee beans

One OSU alumnus has made a unique donation to his alma mater. He has donated $35,000 worth of coffee beans to OSU.


What happened to the parking exit booth on the east side of the Student Union?

The parking booth on the east side of the Student Union parking garage has been demolished in the process of renovating the east entrance.


What are the on-campus dining hours during summer?

Most on-campus dining options have new summer hours.


Obama, McCain spar over economy

Republican John McCain said Tuesday that Democrat Barack Obama is bad for business as the presidential rivals appealed to voters worried about lost jobs, rising gas prices and other economic woes.


Firefighter dies at OSU training center

A Barnsdall firefighter died Saturday evening after fellow firefighters discovered him collapsed and unresponsive following a training exercise at Oklahoma State University’s Fire Service Training Center outside Stillwater.


Volunteers needed to ‘rock’ summer away

Their goal is to empower students to step onto the stage of life, take the microphone and lead the world in one hell of a ballad.


Summer plans away from OSU

Until the last test is handed in on Friday, almost all Oklahoma State students are likely to be doing one thing: studying.


Daily O’Collegian staff for Fall 2008

A list of prospective Fall 2008 staff members


Life jackets, training courses essential for boat safety

It was a bright summer day, full of blue skies and fresh crisp air, the perfect first day of sailing camp.


Public library hosts Law Day

The traditional “no talking” policy usually enforced in libraries will be revoked when the Payne County Bar Association holds its third annual Ask-A-Lawyer and Law Day at the Stillwater Public Library.


Puzzles for April 29, 2008



Where has OSU’s parking gone, and when will it return?

With construction projects taking over parking lots around campus, many students are wondering when they will have their parking spots back.


The overall learning experience from Informers

With the semester coming to a close, we at the O’Colly wanted to take a moment to review all that the Informer has taught us.


Employers more accepting of pets in workplace

Jason Arble, a veterinarian, at Oklahoma State University’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital goes to work with Beatrice, his loyal sidekick and pet.


Third grade project raises more than $1,000

A Stillwater elementary school class raised more than $1,000 to help provide clean water to a village in Africa.


Alumnus makes bakery a morning hot spot

As the door opens, the mouthwatering scents of doughnuts, fresh-baked bread and cookies waft through.


How many cranes are on campus?

How many cranes are on campus?


Campus groups aid OSU police in raising alcohol awareness

A special department of OSUPD, called C.K.’s Program, used to focus on campus alcohol safety enforcement, funded through the Oklahoma Highway Safety Office.


SGA loses quorum, leaves issues unresolved

After waiting a week to reconvene a meeting that lost quorum, the SGA Senate failed Wednesday to make quorum again, leaving next year’s senators to deliberate unresolved legislation in its first August meeting.


University Ave. to see construction