Orange Peel is back. After a year off and some major changes that left some skeptical of Orange Peel’s future, the student-run pep rally returns tonight.
The man sits alone at his desk, staring intently at a series of photographs appearing simultaneously on the two computer screens in front of him. The walls are a bare horizon broken only by a few pieces of mandatory office furniture.
The cheers that filled Boone Pickens Stadium quickly turned to boos as the yellow penalty flag hit the turf.
After traveling halfway across the country for it’s season opener, OSU will return home to the familiar faces of Stillwater for the next four games.
Its voice is changing a little, its appearance is beginning to take shape and it’s learning about who it is. Like any 13-year-old, it wants to make friends and find its place in the world. The question on everyone’s mind is “How?”
An Oklahoma State University alumnus who died in August has left the school almost $5 million in securities. M.B. “Bud” Seretean established a trust to benefit two campus facilities that bear his name, two of the university’s colleges and the OSU athletic department.
Boone Pickens $100 million gift to OSU for endowed chairs last week nearly doubled a backlog of $124.5 million that was barely addressed by an agreement between the governor and the legislature last week to include $100 million in matching funds program in a bond issue that also includes money for other items.
Thursday, Jan 8
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