Student Arrested in Sex Sting Operation

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By TARYN SANDERSON listed in the OSU directory as a student. eration, according to the police. A multitude of charges were ty Sheriff ’s Office. Crime Reporter Those arrested in Operation Drag- The Payne County Sheriff ’s- Of given, including soliciting for the This story will WednesdAY, JAnuArY 16, 2013 on Slayer range from 19 to 66 years fice andTHE the DAILY Perkins O’COLLEGIAN Police De- services of prostitutes as well as for continue to be PAge 3 An Oklahoma State University old. Names and photos have been re- partment assisted in this action. prostitutes engaged in offers of ille- updated as in- student was among the 26 people leased and can be found on ocolly.com. “We tracked down the people gal services and for those who aided formation is were arrested in Stillwater dur- The Special Projects Unit of the offering sex for money and vice in their transport and transaction. made available. ing a two-day sex sting operation Stillwater Police Department and versa,” Stillwater Police Capt. All but one were taken to Stillwa- Wednesday and Thursday nights. the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcot- Randy Dickerson said. “It took us ter County Jail, Dickerson said. The news@ocolly. BANGALORE Sunil Bangalore Krishnappa, 22, is ics conducted a joint two-day op- two days to arrest all 26 suspects.” other was taken to the Pawnee Coun- com KRISHNAPPA

City councilman sued for ONE STEP CLOSER unpaid loans

By TARYN SANDERSON Crime Reporter

A Stillwa- ter city councilor is being sued for more than $25,000 in unpaid student loans. JP Morgan SCOTT Chase Bank filed two civil suits against Stillwater City Councilor Cody Scott through the Payne County District Court on Monday. The first suit was filed for $12,922.05 and the second for $13,633.22, according to the affidavit. In March and August 2006, JP Morgan gave Oklahoma State University alumni Scott $8,000 loans under its Education One Undergraduate Loan. Jean- nie Burger, Scott’s cosigner, and he have not paid the loans since June 11, 2012, the affidavit said. TYLER DRABEK/O’COLLEGIAN Justin Gilbert, right, chases down runningback James Sims, No. 29, in Saturday’s game against the Kansas Jayhawks. As of Oct. 2, Burger and Scott owe a principal sum of $11, 562.95 together with an accu- mulated interest of $2,070.27, Cowboys advance in Big 12 race totaling to $13,633.22, according to the affidavit. A true copy of the credit agree- By CHRISTIAN FAVALORA This season, the production has ence calls, the Jayhawks’ corners ment/promissory note detailing Sports Editor been split on the backs of quar- gave the Cowboys a tough time. Cowboy Football Burger and Scott agreed that their terbacks Clint Chelf and J.W. “The corner I went up against facsimile/electronic signature is Oklahoma State’s win over Walsh. Chelf got the start for today was one of the biggest one’s vs. deemed to be original is provided Kansas on Saturday brought the the third straight week, throwing we’ve faced this season,” Moore as Exhibit “A” in the affidavit. Cowboys to an important place in 19-37 for 265 yards as the Kan- said. “So I feel like if we can do Scott and Burger must chal- school history and continued the sas defense forced OSU to adapt. it against a guy who is 6-foot-1, When: lenge the debt in writing by no- lure of an exciting Big 12 title race. Tracy Moore was the main we can do it against anybody.” Saturday at 2:30 p.m. tifying the plaintiff within 30 It marked the fourth time passing target. The senior re- OSU’s success through the Where: days, according to court records. in six years that OSU has ceiver had six catches for 77 air was not totally by design. Austin, Texas A written response must be pro- reached an 8-1 record — a pat- yards and two touchdown — Early in the first quarter, Chelf Television: vided to the Payne County District tern that hasn’t been repeated none of which came easily. broke free on a running play and FOX Court within 35 days by the defen- since the days of OSU’s legend- Kansas committed a few ex- went 20 yards untouched for a dants. Failing to do so will result in ary running back Barry Sanders. tra tacklers to stopping the first down. It was a shadow of delinquency on the student loans. Much of what those teams ac- run, and in doing so, left their the explosive running that he called more plays down field Scott was unable to be reached complished came at the hands cornerbacks to man-up on flashed a week ago, but it was and never reversed the trend. for comment this weekend. of a consistent, established OSU’s receivers. With the ex- all he would get against Kansas. quarterback- Mike Gundy. ception of a few pass interfer- Shortly after, the Cowboys See BIG 12 Page 3 [email protected]

CORRECTION Provisional chapter donates to Special Olympics Due to a source and By KAELYNE YUMUL The money donations came from reporter error, mistakes Staff Reporter the chapter’s homecoming budget. were published in the Nov. 7 edition of the A presentation of the check took O’Colly. It’s a brotherhood place on Library Lawn on Friday. that cares inside and out. A sophomore accounting ma- The amendment to Sigma Tau Gamma, one of the jor and member of the fraternity, change the campagin newest provisional fraternity chap- Keith Kibby, said he is thrilled budget of SGA presi- ters to be founded at Oklahoma Sigma Tau Gamma is doing dent and vice presi- State University, decided to improve its part to help the community. dent candidates was its community by donating about “I think we’ve laid out some removed. $3,000 to the Special Olympics. good foundations as a fraternity, Dang Dang, a junior major- and I hope we can remember those The bill to increase the ing in health and human perfor- as we move forward,” Kibby said. budget for the Big Event mance and a member of Sigma Tau “We’ve got a great group of guys was tabled until this Gamma, said there are more than together, so I think it’s possible.” week’s meeting. 80 members in the new fraternity. The Sigma Tau Gamma mem- Sigma Tau Gamma lives on the bers have set a plan to char- The O’Colly regrets motto, “A Path of Principles,” en- ter in spring 2014 and have a these errors. couraging its members to volunteer house in the next three years. KENDRA NIPPER/O’COLLEGIAN and be a positive influence on the Members of Sigma Tau Gamma presents a check to the Special Olympics. community around them, Dang said. See DONATE Page 4 PAGE 2 THE DAILY O’COLLEGIAN MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2013 Sanders, 1988 team BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP return home

By KIERAN STECKLEY ocolly.com Sports Reporter For an interactive story on A quarter of a century Barry Sanders’1988 never seemed so short. season, visit ocolly- The 1988 Oklahoma State weekend.creatavist. University football team com hosted a reunion coincid- ing with OSU’s 42-6 win over the Kansas Jayhawks. The 1988 season is memorable to Cowboys fans, not just because it was one of “These facilities are the most successful seasons remarkable, second to in school history, but also none,” Sanders said. “Bet- because 1988 was Barry ter than most facilities Sanders’ Heisman season. in the NFL. I think it’s Sanders made his wide- made a big difference.” ly publicized return to Sanders describes him- TYLER DRABEK/O’COLLEGIAN the town where he went self as being immersed Coach Colin Carmichael has led the Cowgirls soccer team to the brink of its seventh NCAA championship berth. from Thurman Thomas’in football. He has sev- backup and star kick re- eral reasons to smile on turner to a football legend. Saturdays and Sundays. “Memories, excitement His alma mater is among Soccer falls to West Virginia and almost sadness that much the best teams in the Big time has passed,” Sanders 12, his son gets quality play- said of the reunion. “But at ing time for a top-5 team at “I feel like we created six, said. “She wanted it and took it. seventh in the nation. Carmi- the same time just thinking Stanford and the Detroit Li- By TIM AHRENS seven or eight really good I don’t blame her because she re- chael reminded his team they about how that year changed ons are 5-3, tied for the divi- Sports Reporter chances to score. On another sponded and had a great game.” might earn an at-large bid come my life. And also just the be- sion lead in the NFC North. Oklahoma State saw its day, one or two of those go West Virginia’s offense was Monday when the NCAA ing with the guys you were “It’s certainly a good time, luck run out in the Big 12 in, and it’s a different result.” hindered until the 72nd min- selection committee an- able to experience it with.” certainly a unique time for Soccer Championship, fall- OSU dominated the ute. Carly Black sent in a long nounces the tournament field. Sanders looks back me,” Sanders said. “Yes, a lot ing 1-0 against West Vir- first half, taking five shots free kick that Cowgirl midfield- “I told them to keep their at his time at OSU of the teams I’m connected ginia in the finals Sunday on target and six corner er Kristen Kelley misjudged. heads up,” Carmichael said. and said he is grateful. with and affiliated with at Swope Soccer Village. kicks that didn’t result in Ashley Lawrence came in “They have nothing to be dis- He gave credit to his of- are having good success.” The Cowgirls took 20 shots the scoreboard lighting up. and chipped the ball over an appointed about. Nobody fensive line and fullback for In addition to his rushing throughout the match — nine One of those shots came outstretched Michela Ongaro. expected us to be in the final paving the way for him to prowess, Sanders was a prolif- were on goal — but the team was from Madison Mercado, Lawrence’s fourth goal except us, and surely a lot of average 7.6 yards a carry, just ic returner in his college days. unable to capitalize on them. who was fouled inside the on the season proved to be people didn’t expect us to give as he did when he was first That’s how he first made Coach Colin Carmichael box and awarded a penalty the game-winner for West West Virginia a hard time. named the Heisman winner. a name for himself. While said he wasn’t disappointed kick. She sent the shot wide Virginia and clinched her “The selection show is “Winning the Heisman backing up Thomas in in his team, which couldn’t left, but that didn’t get to her. team its first Big 12 title. on Monday, and we feel was unique, special and life 1987, Sanders averaged convert several chances Mercado led the charge Despite the loss, the season like we deserve to be there, changing,” Sanders said. 31.6 yards per kickoff re- right in front of the goal. throughout most of the game, is not necessarily over for OSU. especially on that perfor- “All the right things came turn, leading the nation. “First of all, it was a great taking two shots on goal and A couple of the team’s wins mance. We should be.” together for me that year, This year’s OSU squad game,” Carmichael said. sending in several crosses could have a lasting impact. The Cowgirls’ fate will be honestly. The right circum- has a quality returner of “I think if you were neu- that her teammates couldn’t The Cowgirls earned upset decided when the NCAA an- stances met with the right its own in Justin Gilbert, tral and watching it on TV, put in the back of the net. wins against Texas and Texas nounces the tournament field of time and the right per- whose 100-yd return moved it was a great one for Big “She got fouled, and she was Tech en route to the finals; both 64 teams Monday at 3:30 p.m. son. It was a memorable him to a tie for second 12 soccer. I’m really proud the only one who went forward of those teams are ranked in the and landmark year for me.” all-time in kickoff return of how my team played. to take the kick,” Carmichael top-50 of the RPI, and Tech is [email protected] Sanders said it had for touchdowns with six. been about a year since Gilbert is aware of Sand- he was in Stillwater. ers’ reputation but wanted He still keeps up with to show his skills as well. the team and likes what “I had that in Bias gets 100th start against UT Arlington OSU coach Mike Gundy, mind,” Gilbert said. Sanders former team- “I wanted to show him how By CHRISTIAN FAVALORA mate and quarterback, it’s done in the new school.” Sports Editor Cowgirl Basketball has done for the program. Sanders met with the “I know he cares deeply team after the game and Oklahoma State owned vs. about Oklahoma State, delivered a message to the the court Sunday against even long before he was the players, echoing some of the the University of Texas Ar- coach here,” Sanders said. same things Gundy preach- lington Mavericks and won When: Saturday at noon “It’s remarkable to see what es to his team every day. 74-35 in a milestone game he has been able to do. I “It was motivating,” OSU for senior Tiffany Bias. Where: Gallagher-Iba think the future is bright running back Desmond It was Bias’ 100th Arena with him leading the team.” Roland said. “He said some start as a Cowgirl, and it Sanders views the new ath- good things, and it was came in her 101st game. letic buildings and complex- very inspiring to our team.” The senior scored 14 points points. She is also third in es as one of the bright spots on 50 percent shooting from assists and fifth in steals. of the state of the program. [email protected] the field and facilitated Those numbers came dur- the OSU offense smoothly. ing a time when the Cow- “Everyone keeps telling girls trotted players such as me that,” Bias said. “It doesn’t Andrea Riley, Toni Young feel like 100 games. It flew and Lindsey Keller out on by — freshman year until the court night after night. now — and I’m just trying to After Riley and Young be- figure out where my sopho- came the program’s first first- more and junior year went.” round WNBA draft picks, In four years as a starter, Bias has been handed the bur- Bias has made her mark den of continuing the team’s on Eddie Sutton Court. In tough tournament identity. February, she became the 20th Cowgirl to score 1,000 See BIAS Page 4 ELIZABETH BOWER/ O’COLLEGIAN Senior Tiffany Bias scored ELIZABETH BOWER/O’COLLEGIAN ArriveArrive either March. Janurary 17th 5th or or18th 6th 14 points in her 100th start. Sanders is honored for the 25th anniversary of his Hesiman year. 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VALUABLE TO GOD!

“He (God) who did not spare his own Son, but gave him up for us all—how will he not also, along with him, graciously give us all things.” (Ro.8:32 NIV) This is an amazing verse! God thought so much of his human creation, including what he purposed to accomplish in and through them that he did not spare his own Son, Jesus Christ, to make it possible for man to come back to God from their sin and rebellion.

All have sinned. There is none righteous, no not one. Everyone has turned to his own way. (Ro.3: 23, 10; Is.53:6) This is clear in the Bible and very evident in real life. But God has laid on him (Jesus) the iniquity of us all. (Is.53:6b) We are all in the same boat of sin and separated from God, but through Christ God has made a way back. God gave Christ up, sacrificed his Son on a cross, for us all. Amen! He was willing to pay this high price. We are valuable to God! Pastor Dale Barnes

How will he not also—this “also” tells us that through this same Jesus, his son, he will bring to completion all his will in our lives. He works in us to will (desire) and to do his good pleasure. (Phil.2:13) God will make every situation that comes into our lives work to make us like his son, Jesus. These circumstances include “troubles” along with “blessings.” Yet, in reality, they are all blessings in making us what he wants us to be. The Apostle makes it clear that the sufferings of this life are not worthy to be compared with the glory that we will share with Christ. (Ro.8:18) The challenges and difficulties of life are opportuni- ties from God. “If indeed we share in his sufferings in order that we may also share in his glory.” (Ro.8:17 NIV)

Why does God tell us these things? God is challenging us to see Christ as his love gift to us. We are to trust him, submit to him and follow his will for our lives. As we do this, God will give us “all things” that are needed to fulfill his best in and through us. In his eternal kingdom, when this present world is gone, we will share in Christ’s glory and purposes forever. We are valuable to God!

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Big 12: The Cowboys weren't 4 inducted into Hall of Fame cowboys stay in big playing for style points, 12 contention with though, and with so much win against kansas. parity at the top of the league, Alumni reflect with the first-ever Outstand- outside of the gymnasium. each win carries weight. after joining ing Ph.D. Award. She is cur- “At OSU and the Spears From Page 1 Gundy's team is 5-1 Spears School rently the dean of the Gra- School of Business, I found in conference play, good ziadio School of Business and opportunity, I found love for third in the stand- Hall of Fame Management at Pepperdine and I found my profes- “To be honest with ings and nearly even University in Malibu, Calif. sional, personal passion,” you, we should have just in title game chances. By NATHAN RUIZ “Many outstanding in- Livingstone said during the gone to two wide receiv- The University of Okla- Staff Reporter dividuals have earned their event. “I don’t think you can LIVINGSTONE JONES ers and maximum protec- homa’s loss to Baylor on doctoral degrees through the do much better than that.” tors and just threw the Thursday helped the Cow- Four alumni were honored Spears school over the years,” Like Livingstone, Jones ball down the field earlier.” boys’ chances, as well. Bay- by Oklahoma State Univer- Tush said. “We couldn’t think met his future spouse, Mindi, Kansas was determined lor remains undefeated in sity’s Spears School of Business of a more deserving individual at OSU when he — in his not to be pummeled up the the Big 12, and the Sooners when they were inducted into than Linda Livingstone to first class of freshman year middle, and the extra pres- have two losses, but both the Spears School Hall of Fame, be the first recipient of the — forgot to bring a pencil sure on the front line paid off. await the Cowboys in this where they reminisced about Outstanding Ph.D. Award.” and turned to the girl be- The Cowboys gained latter half of the season. the love they found at OSU. Livingstone was a member hind him in search of one. only 85 yards on 31 rush- Whether this team hon- The Spears school induct- of the OSU Cowgirls basket- Mindi was that girl, and it ing attempts — its poorest ors the tradition that Sand- ed Linda Livingstone, Griff ball team. Her father, Doyle was just one of the many GRIGSBY HENSLEY rushing game of the season. ers, and Gundy established Jones, Jennifer Grigsby and Parrack, was the head coach for great life-long connections It was a rough night for in ‘88 remains to be seen, Chuck Hensley into its Hall the University of Oklahoma Jones said he made at OSU. both teams on third down, but a short talk with Cow- of Fame on Friday evening women’s basketball team at the “Oklahoma State was same year, ocolly.com the Cowboys converted boys coaches shows that at its annual Hall of Fame same time and was a member great as far as scholastics and as Grigsby’s For the full 6-of-15 attempts, and Kan- getting there won’t be easy. banquet at the ConocoPhil- of the National Champion academics,” he said. “But it husband version of sas was a dismal 5-for-20; lips OSU Alumni Center. 1945 men’s basketball team at was really my ability to con- Steve was this story, each team punted nine times. [email protected] “The Spears school has Oklahoma A&M, now OSU. nect with people and ulti- Jones’ room- visit ocolly. a long history of recogniz- Livingstone said one of her mately lean on relationships.” mate their com/news ing some of our most distin- greatest memories from her Jones graduated from the freshman Formal wear for guished alumns, and this year’s time at OSU was meeting her Spears School of Business in year, and your special day and group of honorees is certainly eventual husband, Brad, who 1991 with a degree in finance, they were all well deserving of being recog- was also a basketball player at eventually receiving an account- close friends. alterations for nized,” Spears school market- OSU. Brad’s father sent him ing degree as well, and current- “What a everyday ing manager Terry Tush said. an article about Livingstone, ly serves as the president and tremendously Livingstone, who earned circled her picture, and wrote chief executive officer of Twin humbling experience,” Grigsby three degrees from OSU, in- “Brad, these are the kinds of Eagle Resource Management. said. 121 E 9th, Downtown cluding her doctorate of phi- girls you should be dating,” It was fitting that Jones and 11-6:30 Mon-Sat (closed Sundays) losophy in 1992, was honored prior to them ever meeting Grigsby were inducted in the [email protected] (405)-780-7720 www.formalfantasy.com

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