WednesdayWednesday AprilJanuary 17, 2013 16, 2013 www.ocolly.com www.ocolly.com 25 cents 25 cents ocolly.com Sources say Smart MAKE IT RAINN will stay another year By kieran steckley Sports Reporter Projected WednesdAY, JAnuArY 16, 2013 THE DAILY O’COLLEGIAN The Decision-Stillwater as a top-5 PA ge 3 edition has been made: Mar- overall cus Smart will keep his talents pick, he in Stillwater for one more will stay year, according to a report by at OSU, NBA Insider Adrian Wojn- arowski of Yahoo! Sports. smart On Tuesday night, OSU Athletics announced that a press conference will be held Reported Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. to return by in the OSU Student Union CBS, he Atrium. It is expected Smart, will state Markel Brown and Le’Bryan his decision Nash will announce their with Smart. decisions to enter the NBA nash Draft or stay at OSU together. Smart averaged 15.4 points, 5.8 rebounds, 4.2 assists, and Another three steals per game. He was possible the team leader in points, as- draft pick, sists and steals. Brown The freshman from Flower will state Mound, Texas, recorded argu- his choice ably the greatest individual Wednesday. photos by jackie dobson/o’collegian season in Cowboy history. Brown Actor Rainn Wilson, most known for playing Dwight Schrute in “The Office,” reads from his book “SoulPancake” on Tuesday. He was named Big 12 Fresh- man and Player of the Year, just the third player to do so in the history of the confer- guard, as well as national play- Actor talks book, Internet presence ence. He is also the recipient er of the year awards like the of the Integris Wayman Tis- Wooden Award and Robert- By miles clements momentum in the fight against mosphere for those venues. for hours on end, or shopping, dale Award, given to the na- son Trophy. Features Reporter boring humanity. For example, “Metaphysical or food and television along tion’s top freshman. He was Smart is considered to be a “I wanted young people to Milkshake” is a talk show where with several other aspects of designated as a first team All- top-5 pick in the NBA Draft, The tough questions in life have a venue to talk about life’s Wilson plays host to several ce- mindless entertainment,” Wil- American by Sporting News going as high as No. 1 overall. usually consist of art, religion, big questions,” Wilson said. lebrities in the back of a custom son said. “These questions are and second team All-Amer- His return makes the Cow- culture and spirituality. Actor “I noticed it wasn’t very cool ‘70s van. eternal ones that human kind ican by the U.S. Basketball boys the favorite to win the Rainn Wilson and his Soul- to talk about things that are “I get to talk to some of my has been in since the caves and Writers Association, as well Big 12 next season and poised Pancake creation attempt to very deep these days. I wanted favorite people on the planet,” it’s crucial that we deal with as the National Association to make a deep tournament test the human element with a to create a format for doing Wilson said. “I can’t pick a fa- them so that when we are on of Basketball Coaches. He is a run next season. direct approach. it. That was SoulPancake the vorite from all of those amazing our death bed we don’t go, ‘Ah, finalist for the Cousy Award, Wilson spoke Tuesday website. Now it’s a book and people, but I’ve had great chats there are so many questions that given to the nation’s top point [email protected] evening to about 1,800 eager is gaining attention in several with Serj Tankian from Sys- I never answered,’ and making Stillwater fans as he discussed areas.” tem of the Down and Demetri your own philosophical way in his hobbies, religious views and Wilson discussed the idea Martin the stand-up comic. It’s the world is crucial.” threw in some comedy while he of how crucial it was to address just a blast.” Wilson currently has more More severe weather was at it. these questions and form one’s A superficial materialistic than 3.5 million followers on As “The Office” ended own opinions about them, but age is what Wilson described Twitter that fuels his life work shooting two months ago, Wil- also keeping in mind the im- the world we live in. off-screen. With Wilson hav- is expected in city son set his focus on gaining portance of creating a fun at- “It’s fine to talk about sports ing such a large Twitter follow- ing, SoulPancake launched into By sally asher hide under an overpass because a major online media source. Managing Editor it will not offer shelter from fly- “The Office” is what gar- ing debris. Do not stay in your nered most of the household Severe weather may hit Still- car. Get into a ditch or low area buzz about Rainn Wilson, but water again. and stay as low to the ground moving on in the acting field As of 9:07 p.m. Tuesday, The as possible, protecting your face isn’t a question. Weather Channel forecasts and head. “The finale (of ‘The Office’) strong thunderstorms are likely On the Oklahoma State is going to blow people’s minds; throughout the day on Wednes- University campus, Ag Hall, at it’s just phenomenal television,” day, which may produce large the corner of Farm Road and Wilson said. hail and strong winds. Monroe Street, and Engineer- A new series titled “Back- Ryan Barnes, a meteorolo- ing South, east of Edmon Low strom” features Wilson as a gist for the National Weather Library, have storm shelters. drunk, racist police detective Service in Norman, said a front The southeast entrance of Ag solving crimes his own way. The of warm air will move across Hall is wheelchair accessible. pilot was shot in Canada re- Oklahoma on Wednesday, and The basement in Engineering cently for CBS. Wilson said he that storms are likely to develop South is wheelchair accessible, is confident in the series and his across that front throughout the but only by elevator. future on screen. day. The Student Union is no lon- Rainn Wilson (right) answers questions from O’Collegian reporter Miles Clements and copy “Cold air will push that front, ger an official tornado shelter. desk chief Samantha Vicent before his presentation at Gallagher-Iba Arena on Tuesday night. [email protected] and there is a very high chance If tornado sirens go off, go of severe weather developing to a storm shelter or an interior over central Oklahoma, after 2 room, away from windows and p.m.,” he said. outside walls, like the bathroom, Barnes defines “severe”hallway or a closet. Robbery suspect evades police weather as including larger than Do not go outside to look at quarter-sized hail, winds stron- the storm. By allie haddican An unknown amount of ger than 60 mph or tornadoes, Cover yourself with protec- Crime Reporter money was taken and the sus- or a combination of any of those. tive padding like a thick com- pect took the clerk’s car that was The favorable conditions for forter, pillows or a mattress. Another store robbery was later abandoned by the suspect severe weather across Oklahoma Prepare a disaster kit before- added to a list of eight armed and recovered. on Wednesday include a bank of hand with a flashlight, battery- robberies in Stillwater last Fri- This has been the eighth cool, dry air over a bank of warm, powered radio, first-aid kit, non- day. armed robbery that is still un- moist air. perishable food like granola bars At the Valero on 2623 N. der investigation by Stillwater The third ingredient that and trail mix, and lots of water. Perkins Rd. just before 9 p.m., police starting in late January. could create severe weather, in- Milk jugs or large soda bottles the store’s clerk described the Since Jan. 17, the Git ‘N cluding tornadoes, is significant can be used to store water. armed robber as a 5-foot-8- Gallup on Perkins Road has wind accompanying the air Stay as up to date with weath- inch to 5-foot-10-inch black been robbed three times and banks, Barnes said. er situations as possible. If local male pointing a small black Approved Cash Advance on “At this point, we can’t say radio is available, stay tuned to courtesy of the stillwater police department handgun at the clerk and de- McElroy Road has been robbed for sure or not if there will be a KOSU-FM (91.7 MHz), KS- The Stillwater Police Department is offering a reward for any manding money, according to two times. Cowboy Corner on information leading to the arrest of the suspect above. tornado in the Stillwater area,” PI-FM (93.7 MHz), KVRO- a Stillwater Police Department Duck Street, and OnCue on he said. “But severe weather is FM (98.1 MHz), or KGFY-FM news release. Washington Street have been is armed at every incident, ac- The Stillwater police depart- likely.” (105.5 MHz) for storm details. The suspect was wearing a robbed once. cording to the releases. ment encourages anyone with In the event of severe weather, Visit safety.okstate.edu for black jacket, dark colored pants In the previous robberies the The suspect has been de- information regarding the in- stay inside and away from win- more information on storm and a baby blue mask on his suspect is described as a black scribed at different robberies cident to call at 405-372-4171. dows. Bring pets inside. safety and preparedness. face, according to the store clerk male in his 20’s between 5 feet wearing a black wig, rolled up If you are in your car when a in the news release. 8 inches to 5 feet 10 inches and jeans, or beanies. [email protected] tornado touches down, do not [email protected]
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available, one could easily sentially paying back the play- say there is no need for these ers, the one mind-boggling players to be paid, and I defi- problem I have with players nitely can see that side. getting no payment is the men But not so fast. or women they look to every Although yes, I agree that day: the coaches. all of those benefits are an In a recent interview with added bonus, things for me Sporting News, Oklahoma DEREK HATRIDGE still don’t quite add up. head football coach Bob In the recent audit in 2011- Stoops said he doesn’t believe Sports Reporter 12 for the NCAA, the organi- players should be paid be- zation reported $871.6 million cause, as he reportedly tells his It’s no secret college ath- in revenue, with 81 percent kids all the time, “You’re not letics is a multimillion dollar of the money coming from the first one to spend a hun- business. television gry Sunday Between television con- and licensing ‘In the ever- without any tracts, ticket and concession agreements. money.” sales and merchandise, the Even though growing money Big talk NCAA and universities all the NCAA machine that is for a man over the country are lining returns most making their pockets with Benjamins. of the money college athletics, $4.55 mil- But the players will never to the Divi- I feel it’s time we lion this year jackie dobson/o’collegIAN OSU football coach Mike Gundfy looks out on the field at Boone Pickens Stadium. see a dime. sion I mem- revisit the rules.’ alone. In a strict NCAA ruling, bers and uses And no, on promoting their team and and all their energy, some- that, in the past, was a no college players may not re- it for cham- that’s not a school, all the while trying to times sacrificing their bodies brainer. But in the ever- ceive payment or compensa- pionships and things of that jab at OU. Our very own Mike build thriving, successful pro- and possible future careers growing money machine that tion for their efforts in their nature, there is still an obvious Gundy makes $3.75 million a grams (which they have done). (see: Kevin Ware) in produc- is college athletics, I feel it’s respective sports. profit to be made by millions year thanks to a contract ex- But if we’re going to hap- ing a product that the public time we revisit the rules. They do, however, receive a of Americans turning on their tension in January 2012. And pily pay the men who stand will pay for, no matter how Maybe it’s time we pay to free education, meals, equip- televisions or going to events that money is deserved. on the sidelines and call plays, much the prices can be/some- play. ment, tutoring, and training. to see these kids play. Each coach spends count- why not those kids who also times are raised? With all of these resources Even with the NCAA es- less hours and all their energy spend those countless hours In reality, it’s a grey area [email protected] OSU’s Toni Young drafted No. 7 overall in WNBA
Young is second overall by the New York Lib- chael, Coach Littell, the staff time at Oklahoma State, she a spot in this year’s NCAA whole new animal for a simple Cowgirl to be erty, becoming only the second and my teammates at Oklaho- amassed 1,649 points, 1,069 Tournament. Oklahoma girl. There’s no way selected in Cowgirl ever to be taken in the ma State as well as Coach Bud- rebounds, 159 steals, and 37 The All-American Honor- of telling what lies in store for WNBA Draft draft and the first since Andrea ke and Coach double-dou- able Mention Young also com- her, but Young can’t wait to Riley in 2010. Serna,” Young ‘It is an honor ble perfor- peted with the OSU Track and start the newest chapter in her It’s been obviously an emo- said. “They al- mances. Field team in the high-jump life. By derek hatridge tional journey for Young, who ways believed to be drafted by She also event, where she also gained “It is an honor to be draft- Sports Reporter never actually picked up the in me, never the New York led her team All-American status and quali- ed by the New York Liberty,” game of basketball until her gave up on me to the 2012 fied for the Olympic Trials for Young said. “It has been a From Del City to the Big sophomore year of high school, and pushed Liberty.’ WNIT Title the 2012 London Games. dream of mine to play in the Apple, Toni Young has finally but she said there were a few me to achieve TonI Young while also Now, though, Young looks WNBA and I appreciate the made her dream a reality. people who saw something in my goals.” gaining the to a bright future full of prom- opportunity to compete against During Monday’s WNBA her that she couldn’t see herself. Young’s tournament’s ise and mystery. the best players in the world.” draft, Oklahoma State’s Toni “I would not be in this posi- collegiate career is nothing Most Valuable Player award, as A self-proclaimed “South- Young was picked at No. 7 tion if not for my brother, Mi- short of phenomenal. In her well as helping her team earn ern girl”, New York City is a [email protected]
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By tim ahrens allowed an ERA of 1.10. Her Up next Sports Reporter prowess is not only displayed Cowgirl softball at the mound; Ricketts bats an Oklahoma State has hit a bit incredible .419 average and has of a rough stretch against Big 12 already hit 10 home runs this vs. opponents. season. The Cowgirl softball team, The Cowgirls trail Oklahoma which began its conference 73-70 in the overall series count Against: season by winning two of three and are 1-11 against the top- Oklahoma games against Texas Tech, has ranked team in the country. When: lost its last six games. The team With that one win comes a Wednesday at 7 p.m. has been swept by Iowa State glimmer of hope for Oklaho- Where: Oklahoma City and Baylor over the past two ma State in Kat Espinosa. The weekends and is now on a six- Cowgirl pitched a complete- game losing skid. game shutout against No. 1 Oklahoma State (24-20, 2-7) Georgia in 2011, and will need “Hopefully we can make will have to play a near-perfect a similar performance to pull off them play a full seven innings of game if it is to get back in the win what would be a monumental a close game. That’s something column in conference. The Cow- upset.It all boils down to capital- they haven’t had a lot of expe- girls travel to Oklahoma City for izing on the small windows of rience against this year, and I a Bedlam game against the top- opportunity that Ricketts pro- think that could give us an upper ranked Sooners on Wednesday trevor greer/o’collegian vides. To coach Wieligman, that hand against them. When you night at 7 p.m. Oklahoma State Kat Espinosa winds up for a pitch at a home game. The Cowgirls will play Oklahoma on Wednesday. is all that can be done against a play the number one team in the has seen its past six games turn No. 1 team. country in any sport, you have to in favor of the opponent by the Coach Rich Wieligman said. “I flipped around very easily. We combined .332 with 64 home “She (Ricketts) doesn’t have play well and they can’t be at the slimmest of margins. The team wish we could’ve figured out a have to stay positive and keep runs and boast a 1.07 ERA from a lot of weaknesses,” Wielig- top of their game.” has lost each game during the way to get some clutch hits or knowing that we can get those their pitching staff. man said. “It’s a combination of The Bedlam matchup will losing streak by an average of scratch some runs on the board. pitches or hits when needed.” The Sooners are led by Keilani everything that she does really be held, weather permitting, at 2.2 runs, three of which came “If you look at the losses of The upcoming game against Ricketts (20-1), arguably the well, and she does it at the top the Don E. Porter/ASA Hall against No. 19 Baylor. these past six games, we could No. 1 Oklahoma (37-2, 6-0) best pitcher in the country. The of her game. We have to make of Fame Stadium in Oklahoma “For Kat (Espinosa) to come very easily be 6-0. If we could provides a tough order for the six-foot-two lefty has recorded her throw strikes, and make her City. out and throw the way she did get a clutch hit or a clutch pitch Cowgirls. The stats alone are 205 strikeouts over the course throw a lot of pitches and extend (against Baylor), that’s good,” where we needed it, it could be staggering; the Sooners bat a of 139.2 innings, and has only ABs (at-bats). [email protected] Baseball snaps losing streak with 6-2 win at Missouri State
Wheeland helps outs and the bases loaded with tory. However, the Cowboys ex- Cowboys hold on Oklahoma State leading Mis- “It was a battle,” OSU coach ploded in the fifth. With the against Bears with souri State, 5-4. Despite the Josh Holliday told Cowboy bases loaded, Trey Whaley pressure, Wheeland struck out Sports Network. “There were walked to bring in a run and key strikeout MSU’s Conner Wilson look- some awkward moments, but Gage Green singled to bring ing to end the inning. we persevered. I’m really proud in two more, giving the Pokes By cody Wheeland got out of a sim- of our group.” a 5-2 lead. STAVENHAGEN ilar jam in the eighth, and the OSU (25-10, 5-6) got “Gage has been fighting Sports Reporter now-unranked Cowboys went things started with a run in it hard,” Holliday said. “He’s on to beat the MSU Bears by the third after Zach Fish such a good competitor and he Vince Wheeland has been a score of 6-4 in Springfield, singled and later scored on plays for his team. That base money out of the bullpen all Mo. an RBI ground out from Vic- hit right there came right from season, and Tuesday night was The Cowboys trailed 2-1 tor Romero. Missouri State the gut. That was a hit for the no exception. going into the fifth inning but (21-11, 6-3) answered with team.” Wheeland entered the game used a four-run frame to pull two runs on two hits off OSU trevor greer/o’collegian in the seventh inning with two ahead and held on for the vic- starter Jon Perrin. See Win Page 6 Gage Green swings at a ball at Allie P. Reynolds Stadium. page 4 OPINIOThe Daily NO’Collegian wednesday, aprli 17, 2013 A perspective of the jock life fail to realize that athletes can’t As an athlete, I found myself waste time, for it’s too valuable infatuated with sex because it and hard to get back. This leads was so easy to obtain. I felt en- to many bad decisions. titled and consumed with the Sending a bad tweet isn’t the thought of having any woman I worst decision an athlete can wanted. I couldn’t resist. I know make. The same time it takes to athletes who feel the same and send the tweet, an athlete can describe it as an uncontrollable meet the wrong person. The itch. KCHRIS GRIFFIN last thing an athlete does when I felt that every woman I he meets a beautiful woman is came in contact with should Multicultural Reporter question whether she has the know exactly why I approached same intentions as he does. her and what I wanted. I neither In the world of college ath- People who never played a make excuses for my actions nor letics, athletes face myriad dis- college sport don’t understand do I ask for forgiveness because tractions such as parties, outside that with talent comes fame and I was living the life, the life of influences and women. with fame comes people from an athlete. I played basketball at North- different walks of life. Boosters, An athlete doesn’t have time ern Oklahoma College in unwanted fans and especially to waste on someone else’s Tonkawa and speak from expe- women will do whatever it hopes and dreams of finding rience when takes to make prince charming. talking about the athlete’s The mindset of an athlete the life of an ‘I neither make success their is comprised of a few things, athlete. The own. which are going pro and sex. Of difficulty of excuses for my The badcourse, not every athlete thinks managing the actions, nor do outweighs this way, but for more than half time among I ask for the good in the players on the team it’s a basketball, each situa- way of life. class and forgiveness tion involving It’s not an ethnic or race re- maintaining a because I was the opposite lated issue; rather, it deals more personal life sex. Women with the culture of athletes is tedious. I living the life, the are equal and around the world. am writing life of an athlete.’ men play the People see this as a bad way from the male same games, to live, but to the athletes living perspective and understand that but for athletes it’s a game of this lifestyle it’s all or nothing. women face the same problems charades. What seems to her as The uncontrollable itch turns in as men. love is nothing more than lust a never-ending desire that has Morning workouts, class, to him. Athletes lose conscious- to be fulfilled. weights, practice, film and ness and begin to play Russian homework make up the daily roulette with their heads. With Kchris Griffin is a routine for athletes. The time each woman the athlete targets, multimedia journalism an athlete makes to party and he puts more ammo into the junior. illustration by sean higgins chase skirts is scarce. People hot revolver. [email protected] Differences of chivalry, common courtesy
THE DAILY “I’m sorry, but I was only with them a little more than right for me to show common being polite,” I respond. the usual customer, but on courtesy. This leads me to my ques- the whole I usually talk to I will also extend this to tion: is there a difference be- customers because I’m bored. dates. Ladies, it’s perfectly ‘ tween flirting and just being I work from 9 a.m. until 3 OK to buy your date his polite? p.m., and talk- dinner every now and then. I’m pret- ‘I often hold the ing to custom- Heck, I try to buy every other ty clueless ers is the only dinner. when it door open for thing I can do I think chivalry is a won- KIM HUNTER comes to people if I reach to amuse my- derful thing, but I don’t think COLLEGIAN guys -- you self between it needs to be applied con- Opinion Columnist it first, but I have O can ask my making coffee stantly. boyfriend. offended guys and stocking Opening the door for I work as a cashier at a res- I didn’t by doing this. I shelves. your girlfriend is kind, but THE DAILY taurant on campus. Despite know he This brings buying her gifts constantly the quick-paced atmosphere, was flirt- know many of us me to another in the name of chivalry can HAVE AN I try to say hello to each cus- ing with were raised with point. There is cause her to feel suffocated. tomer and talk to them while me until southern values, also a differ- And girls, expecting guys to ‘ I ring up orders. my friend ence between be your Prince Charming OPCOLLEGIANINION? However, I am sometimes poked me but if your arms chivalry and 24/7 can cause unnecessary perceived as flirty when talk- in the ribs common cour- pressure. Plus it’s plain unre- ing to male customers despite and told are full of books tesy. alistic. the fact that I often use the me to give and mine aren’t, I often hold Chivalry is a sweet thing same script with all custom- him my let me hold the the door open for any guy to do, but I think number. for people if I SEND THE O’COLLY YOUR LETTER TO ers. door for you. Yes, what relationships need is THE EDITOR Every now and then, a guy Howev- reach it first, less chivalry and more com- O will ask me for my number er, I think but I have of- mon courtesy. Letters must be 500 words or I’m a lady, but it’s less and include a name and or if I’d like to get coffee, to I can safely all right for me fended guys by Relationships need both phone number. which I’ll reply thank you, say that doing this. I partners to work, and while but I have a boyfriend. talking to to show common know many of any girl should feel like a [email protected]‘ Although most guys are customers courtesy.’ us were raised princess, her partner should kind, albeit embarrassed, while they with southern feel like royalty too. sometimes a guy will become order a cof- values, but if agitated with me. fee is sim- your arms are Kim Hunter is a “Why were you flirting ply the polite thing to do. full of books and mine aren’t, multimedia journalism with me if you have a boy- I have a group of regulars let me hold the door for you. sophomore. [email protected] OCOLLEGIAN friend?” he will ask. who come in and I’ll chat Yes, I’m a lady, but it’s all ‘ OCOLLEGIAN wednesday, april 17, 2013 THE DAILY O’COLLEGIAN Page 5 Students to go on blast into the past during theater performance xanadu By maddy as the California Venice beach CUNNINGHAM valley “dude” Sonny Malone. Multimedia Director “We see that Sonny, while When: not being the brightest person, April 17-20 at 7:30 p.m. Short shorts, glitter, disco he cares a lot about what he April 21 at 2:30 p.m. balls, flying girls on horses, neon does,” Sheets said. “He cares so colors and spandex. much about what he does that, Where: Seretean Center In the words of Kash Clem- at the very beginning, he doesn’t Cost: ishire, a sophomore theater ma- get a chalk mural just right. He’s $13 for students jor, this is XANADU. so frustrated that he throws his $15 for general “It’s about Sonny, an aspiring chalk and then goes and decides admission artist who seems to not get any- to kill himself.” thing right,” Clemishire said. “It In order to prepare for the sally asher/o’collegian seems like everything isn’t good show, Sheets said that he had Nick Berghall (center) talks about a bill with fellow senator Mason Cox (right) at a meeting. enough in his eyes. The muses of to take a lot of time to practice and not looking like I was go- mount Olympus hear his plea through several different vocal ing to fall every moment. She’s a and his call, and they’re sent techniques. muse and she has magic powers; SGA to hold last meeting of year down to help inspire him.” “The hardest part for me she has to look good.” Clemishire plays Clio, the is keeping my voice healthy,” Both Sheets and Clemishire By christine sponsorship on assorted events conduction of future SGA sen- leader of all the muses, and is Sheets said. “I’m a bass baritone said XANADU isn’t what stu- walsh are in order. Human Sciences ate meetings. specifically sent to help him find naturally and this is a pop rock dents would expect it to be; SGA Reporter Freshman Student Council Bills concerning a recom- his motivation. tenor. I can sing it, but the trick it’s the complete opposite of a and Phi Beta Lambda will also mendation to Dining Services “We find out that she goes in is doing it and not hurting your potentially too-long and stuffy After a semester of elections vie for co-sponsorships. regarding Passport will he disguise and changes her name voice in the process.” show or a drawn out Shake- and bill passages, the Student SGA Senate will also con- heard, along with a resolu- to Kira,” Clemishire said. “She Unlike Sheets, who said he speare performance. Government Association sen- sider a bill establishing the tion regarding GPSGA Safety sports a really bad Australian picked up on rollerskating fairly “It’s so now, you know?” ate will meet for a final semes- SGA operating budget and Walk proposal. accent and roller skates to help easily despite not using them Sheets said. “It’ not like the older ter meeting today at 7 p.m. establishing budgetary guide- Title IX resolution will con- Sonny open a roller disco.” most of the show, Clemishire is musical theatre, which is great, Various organizations, in- lines. clude SGA senate’s bill busi- One of the major plot points on roller skates the majority of but I think for the students at cluding Society of Petroleum Another bill concern- ness. The Title IX bill moves brought up throughout the show the show. the school the humor is right Engineers OSU and Freshmen ing SGA documents is a bill to repeal the current bylaw and is that muses are not allowed to “I hadn’t skated since I was there with them. (Plus) it’s got in Transition, will apply for reg- amending Title II, creating a provide definitions, codifica- create art themselves or fall in probably 7 or 8 years old,” Clem- students from their own univer- istered status on campus. new executive position. tions and an effective date for love with mortals. ishire said. “I used to be pretty sity. Above all, it’s a great show.” For organizations like Paving the way for the up- election candidates to abide by. “Overall I feel like, since good back in the day. I was like, ECO-OSU and Business Stu- coming fall semester, these bills she’s never been in love before, ‘Oh I’m going to get back on [email protected] dent Council, requests for co- will have great leverage on the See SGA Page 6 she kind of develops this super these skates and I’m going to be loving character which is weird awesome and show everyone up.’ for her,” Clemishire said. “She Nope.” doesn’t know these feelings in- Through lots of practice start- Work @ The Daily side of her and she’s kind of in ing around Christmas break, shock. 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He’s been giving people hell for almost 30 years. Glen Higgins and his wife Gayla have owned Shortcakes for 30 years with the mission of serving customers a variety of food at a reasonable price. One of the most difficult parts of running Shortcakes is jackie dobson/o’collegian that the restaurant is open 24 Students play laser tag on the Engineering South Lawn on Tuesday. hours a day, Higgens said. “When you’re open 24 hours a day your employees Despite cold, tag attracts students call you around the clock,” Higgens said. “If they’re up More than 90 tivity was high. According to cool and friendly that could they think you should be up people played the laser battle coordinator, get the students to have fun too.” Madeline Engel, a sophomore on campus,” Engel said. Shortcakes serves its entire laser tag on accounting and finance major, Although the event was menu all day, every day. It also South lawn more than 90 people came in for one day, the overwhelm- added lunch specials to the the first hour and a half. ing success of the event may menu featuring a different By Kaelyne yumul Students were able to get bring laser battle back for next item each day from 11 a.m.-2 Staff Reporter on teams from two to eight semester. The Student Union p.m. people and could hide behind Activities Board sponsored “We try to serve the same emily farris/o’collegian Come clouds or sunshine, obstacles like balloon-shaped this event. things every day, and serve Shortcakes is at 219 N. Main St. It is open 24 hours daily. laser battle will always be well boxes in order to escape be- For its first year on campus, them the same way,” Higgens received by college students. ing tagged. Each student had Laser Battle Evolution was a said. “We also cook everything customers and relaxed envi- with every day. Yesterday on the Engineer- a limited amount of lives and success, Engel said. behind the counter so custom- ronment. “After almost 30 years I still ing South lawn, an obstacle tried to eliminate the other “It’s a fun and exciting ers can see their food being Higgins said there are about enjoy working here,” Higgins course and laser battle guns members of the opposing activity that a lot of people prepared. Nothing is made be- 200 people that come into said. “I love the college kids. were provided free-of-charge team as soon as possible. Peo- stopped by to see,” Engel said. hind closed doors.” Shortcakes regularly, some two They’re crazy. I was fortunate to students wishing to engage ple were able to play an un- “It was a great way to spend Shortcakes employee Sar- or three times a day. to get a business in a town with in “Laser Battle Evolution.” limited amount of times, since a cloudy day outdoors with ah Graham said her favorite “Our sales don’t suffer too all of these college kids around. Despite the fact that it was signing up for the activity was friends.” thing about the menu was its much when the students leave They’re great customers.” around 50 degrees outside, unnecessary. diversity. for summer vacation,’ Hig- Shortcakes is located at 219 the participation for this ac- “It was something really [email protected] “My favorite item on the gina said. “We have a strong N Main St. menu is the Country Break- local following, so when the It’s open 24 hours a day, SGA meeting fast,” Graham said. “It gives students leave the Stillwater seven days a week. For more SGA: inations last week and they me a little bit of everything, residents come in.” information, call 405-624- Senate to vote on will be voted on tonight. so I always get exactly what I Glen said one of his favorite 1057. When: President Flint Holbrook, want.” parts of owning Shortcakes are Wednesday at 7 p.m. executive, chairman [email protected] positions. Vice President Blaine Huf- The restaurant also offers the people he gets to interact nagel and other executives Where: From Page 5 will report on final news con- Case Study 2 in the cerning SGA Senate, along Student Union with various liaisons and rep- the o’colly online Closing the meeting will resentatives. Note: include elections for senate The Student Government Meeting is open to the Like us chairman, senate vice chair- Association will meet at 7 public www.facebook.com/ocolly man, internal affairs chair- p.m. in Case Study Two of man, budget chairman, uni- the Student Union. versity chairman and public Get the app affairs committee chairman. Various senators cast nom- [email protected] Search for the O’Collegian on your smart phone or tablet
Win: for a Big 12 series with Kan- Up next Cowboy baseball Baseball team picks sas State. up momentum with “It’s gonna be great to get win at MSU. home,” Holliday said. “Our kids have been on the road for vs. From Page 3 two weeks. “We get a chance to go Against: The Bears struck for two home to Reynolds Stadium Kansas State more runs in the seventh, but and play back in our yard in When: Wheeland’s entrance halted front of our own fans and Friday at 7 p.m. ENROLL NOW the rally, and the Cowboys hopefully have a great three- Where: added another insurance run game weekend against K- Allie P. Reynolds FOR SUMMER in the eighth to make it 6-4. State.” Stadium The game was closer than CLASSES Holliday wanted, but OSU At the plate got a big win as the Cowboys Randy McCurry led the look to break out of their re- Cowboys lineup with a erott, Reid Barnett, Kyle Geh- cent struggles. 3-for-4 game, an RBI and a rs, Randy McCurry, Whee- “The fundamentals will put run scored. Fish and Saulyer land and Brendan McCurry. you in the right direction, and Saxon also tacked on two-hit when you fail them, they’ll put games, while Green’s two-RBI Not in the box score you in a hole,” Holliday said. single boosted the offense as OSU did not crack the top “Whether it’s errors to lead off well. 25 in this week’s USA Today an inning or walks or failing to Coaches Poll, but is ranked No. get a bunt down, it is the base- On the mound 27 in the NCBWA poll. ball gods’ way of coming back Perrin was pulled after al- Tanner Kreitemeier was hit- to you, but we won.” lowing six hits and a run less Tuesday, ending his eight- The Cowboys will return through four innings. From game streak. to Stillwater this weekend for there, the Cowboys used six the first time in eight games other pitchers—Alex Hack- [email protected]
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Awards will youth of the problems affecting students with Image Awards for ncaap image awards honor students, racial and ethnic minorities as their success, hard work, dedica- faculty in Multi- well as advance the economic, tion, and time they have put in to When: cultural Affairs education, social and political the various organizations which Wednesday at 7 p.m. status of racial and ethnic mi- are branched under OMA,” Where: norities and their harmonious McNeary said. The Peggy V. Helmrich The Oklahoma State University Chapter of Phi Kappa Phi By saleah cooperation with other peoples. “I believe sometimes as mi- Browsing Room of is pleased to announce that as of April 12, 2013 the BLancaflor “A few of the programs we norities the things we do can be Edmon Low Library following students have accepted induction and initiation Staff Reporter have hosted here on campus in- overlooked since our presence is Cost: into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi. The initiation clude Respect My Vote, which not as well known on campus Free banquet will be held on Thursday, April 18, 2013, at 6:30 Student leaders and faculty is a voter’s registration drive,” as some of the bigger organiza- p.m. in the ConocoPhillips Alumni Center. within the Office of Multicul- McNeary said. tions.” tural Affairs will have the oppor- “We also hosted the 2012 Some of the organizations The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, founded in 1897, is tunity to be recognized for their Presidential Watch Party, Look- being recognized include the greatly appreciated,” McNeary the oldest and most selective honor society for top-ranking hard work this evening. ing Back and Reaching Forward, Sexual Orientation Diversity said. students from all academic disciplines. Invitation to The OSU chapter of the Na- Black History Month Family Association, the Native Ameri- “It will also showcase the tal- membership is based on academic achievements and tional Association for the Ad- Feud and a Health Fair.” can Student Association, the ent and success we have amongst exemplary character and includes junior, senior, graduate vancement of Colored People She said the reason they de- Asian American Student As- our minority students to the rest and professional students. is hosting their Image Awards cided to host the Image Awards sociation, the Hispanic Student of the campus.” CHAPTER OFFICERS today at 7 p.m. in the The Peggy this year is to recognize mem- Association and many others. During the ceremony, there President: Lee Bird x5328 V. Helmerich Browsing Room bers within multicultural organi- “The Image Awards will let will be guest speakers and per- Vice President: Brenna Dixon x2296 of Edmon Low Library. zations on campus who often go these student leaders and faculty formances as well as a reception Membership Chair: Denise Weaver x5627 President of OSU NAACP unnoticed. members know that their hard with snacks and refreshments. Treasurer: Lisa Sperry x8452 Baby McNeary said the mission “During the event we will work and excellence is not be- [email protected] Webmaster: Joni Hays x5458 of the organization is to inform present numerous deserving ing over looked and that they are Information Officer: Tim Ireland x8642 College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources The O’Colly online Elizabeth Caitlin Crabtree Lauren Allison Nichols Professor will discuss Samantha Smith Erika Nicole Crawford Meah Earlene Opbe Victoria Lane Thomas Follow us use of social media Morgan Ashleigh Enty Sam Radley Bailey Kay Toates Katherine Elizabeth Keil Kara Reinhart McKenzie Walta Jessica Diane Neal By brian hicks @ocolly / @ocollysports media as an external force im- College of Arts & Sciences Staff Reporter pacting society, but as an inte- gral part of society. It is one of Ryan Tyler Anthony Benjamin Newcomb Frizzel An OSU-Tulsa associate the primary ways people con- Saebyl McDoulett Megan Elizabeth Barrett professor of human develop- nect with one another, share Kaleb Evan Fuller Ciarra McKain Lydia Bechtel 018 - Apartments For 029 - Pets ment and family science will information and meanings and Madison O'Meara Parker James Bergeron Rent present a lecture on teen social develop relationships.” Martha Louise Gipson Carlee Satterwhite Sarah Bond WOOF! WOOF! TRAIN STILLWATER REALTY Nadjeschda Goertz Eric Michael Skaggs Allison Bonner don’t complain! media Wednesday morning. 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