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Volume 103 Issue 26 Southwestern Oklahoma State University 7-11-2012 Volume 103 Issue 26 Southwestern Oklahoma State University Follow this and additional works at: https://dc.swosu.edu/the_southwestern Recommended Citation Southwestern Oklahoma State University, "Volume 103 Issue 26" (2012). The Southwestern. 116. https://dc.swosu.edu/the_southwestern/116 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at SWOSU Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Southwestern by an authorized administrator of SWOSU Digital Commons. An ADA compliant document is available upon request. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Southwestern Oklahoma State University’s Student Publication The Southwestern Volume 103 Issue 26 • July 11, 2012 Campers bring music to campus Around 550 students are on campus for SWOSU’s 57th annual band camp, running through Friday, July 13. Oklahoma’s longest- running and largest band camp brings together students from across Oklahoma and Texas. The campers vary in age from seventh graders to high school seniors. The band camp, sponsored by the SWOSU Department of Music, also employs 70 faculty and 30 staff members. The students are separated into bands within the camp conducted by the following: Honor Band - Dr. Barry Kraus, Belmont (TN) University; Symphonic Band - Donny Longest, Konawa; Concert Band - Jeramy Haas, Duncan; Cadet Band - David Irby, Bethel; and Prep Band - Todd Baker, Newcastle. Dr. Keith Talley of the SWOSU Music Department said the camp has great regional support and offers a fun and educational opportunity for the students. All profits from the camp benefit SWOSU music scholarships. Scenes from the camp include (clockwise from top): Jeramy Haas, Duncan High School band conductor, conducts young musicians through “Tail Spin” in the Fine Arts Center auditorium. Cody Johnson prepares for the SWOSU Band Camp Talent Competition by practicing his guitar. Campers play their trombones during their afternoon session. Jordan Satterlee, senior from Putnam City North, takes a break from his oboe solo. Satterlee will be attending SWOSU this fall. Zane Hendricks and Shaun Jacobson make their way to another afternoon practice session. Sports... American Idol auditions come to OKC this July By Kayla D eW itt Editor_____________ Do you ever hear a song and think, “I could definitely sing that better” when driving home from school? Do you often imagine what it would Sonic D onation be like standing next to Ryan Seacrest waiting for your verdict from the --page 5 judges? Do you think you have what it takes to be the next American Idol? Well, if you are ready to take your one-man/one-woman concert from Weekly Weather the morning shower to the main stage, then great news is in store for you. Source: weather.com American Idol Auditions are coming to Oklahoma. Auditions will be held on July 20 at the Chesapeake Energy Arena in Oklahoma City. Those wishing to audition must register on July 18 or 19 at the arena. Auditioners must bring two forms of ID that show a picture and proof of age, which must be over 18. Those under 18 must have a parent/ guardian with them. All those who audition are allowed to bring one Those wishing to audition are advised to wear sunscreen and bring guest. plenty of water to stay hydrated in the Oklahoma heat. The morning will start with shooting promo coverage of the venue Audition information can be found on American Idol’s website, which and the auditioners. Then, throughout the long day, auditions are called will give information on the registration process and requirements. in groups of four to sing a cappella. The audition process is long and Who knows, you may get to meet a celebrity. Ryan Seacrest and local tiring, but in the end, may be worth it. celebrities usually make appearances at the venues. Page 2 • July 11, 2012 The Southwestern NEWS Students have options for end-of-summer activities By Kayla D ewitt OKC ZOO - Way Back Wednesdays - $1 have several DIAMOND BALLROOM - The Diamond Editor off of admission concerts before Ballroom will feature two events before on Wednesdays. school starts school starts Sum m er is closing in and the fall Safari boat rides including the including semester and fall weather will soon be are also just $1 Power Bash on August 4, Kaskade on here. Students still have time to take on Wednesdays. Toby Mac on August 11, July 19 and advantage of the summer events and deals Visit okczoo. and the Z Fest on August Girl Talk on across Oklahoma. Here are a few ideas to com for more 19. August 2. end your summer with a blast. information. Free admission will be granted on July 17 DAVE AND BUSTERS - The games J.C. COWBOYS - Looking for a local night CHRISTMAS IN for Sales tax Appreciation Day, according at Dave and Busters are 1/2 off on out? Stoney La Rue will be at Cowboys JuLY - th is annual to about.com. Wednesdays on July 28 with special guest Brandon event will take for a limited Jackson. place at Foss Lake OKC ZOO Amphitheatre - th e re tim e only. Cowboys on July 13-14. th e are still a few Sign up for also has event includes a flea shows to catch the rewards weekly market, a few rides, before school card and specials and fireworks. starts including start including the Mayhem earning free dime beer festival on July play. nights. OKC REDHAw KS - the thunder are 19, Crosby, Stills, in their offseason, but there’s still a and Nash on C h e s a p e a k e e n e r g y a r e n a - There RIVERWIND CASINO - In addition to great team to take interest in. th e OKC August 12, and are still two big fun casino atmosphere, Riverwind will Redhawks have several games at home in a few shows the events to catch be hosting several shows including Wade the next month. Be sure to check on their weekend school at the arena Bowen website for exact dates and to purchase starts including including the on July tickets! Check out their promotions for an Sugarland and the trespass America Avett Brothers 14, Gene extra boost of fun. Festival. on July 27 and W atson, Women of Faith Moe on August 10 - Brandy, w h i t e w a t e r bay/ f r o n t i e r CITY 11. Tickets can and - Tickets can be purchased at the business be purchased on Johnny office for $19. Take advantage of these the arena’s website or by contacting their Lee on July 27, and Dwight Yoakam on deals while they last! Frontier City will box office. August 17th. Students have chances to get involved on campus and in community this fall By Kayla D ewitt Keep an eye on the SWOSU Calendar Editor for official dates. that focus on specific majors and offer many opportunities for For students looking for a way Cultural Organizations - Looking students to reach out to career o get involved on campus or in the for a way to honor your traditions leaders and make connections. ommunity, student organizations with those who follow the same These organizations include the are the way to go. They look great traditions, or a way to learn about University Media Association, on resumes. In addition to making another cultures traditions? SWOSU Medical Professions Club, Western riends, students can rack up has several cultural clubs such as Early Childhood Association, and olunteer hours and make career the Asian Student Associations, the several professional organizations onnections within the organizations. Black Student Association, and the for Pharmacy students. 5WOSU offers several organizations Southwestern International Student or students to join. Association. Interest Organizations - Students can come together and celebrate CAB (Collegiate Activities Board) - Religious Organizations - For The their interests and beliefs in several CAB is a large group of students that students who want to strengthen their of SWOSU’s organizations. These organize free events for students. CAB faith, several churches have student organizations include Art Club, Southwestern is one of the most active organizations organizations that meet regularly. Quidditch Club, Spanish Club, The on campus and works with the Dean There are also organizations that allow Spring 2012 Staff Mind Games Team and political of Students. You only have to fill out students to grow in their faith with organizations. a form at the Dean’s office or during those who share interests. Some of one of the early school events (Project the organizations include the Baptist Students are encouraged to locate the Blue, Organization Fair, etc.) and Collegiate Ministry, the Campus list of all student organizations on how up to Tuesday evening meetings. Crusade for Christ, Fellowship of Editor..................................................Kayla DeWitt the SWOSU website, as this lists only Christian Athletes, Fellowship of Features Writer..........................Jordan Richison a few of the offered organizations. Greek Organizations - Greek Life is Christian Pharmacists, and the Photographers......................Caleb Dobrinski, Contact information can be a great way to make friends and have Catholic Student Association. Ashley Porter, Abigail Meyer located on this page for students to fun. SWOSU has several national and request more information on the Editing Staff local organizations. Rush will be held Career Oriented Organizations organizations. Taylor Beaty, Errikka Branscum, in early fall for these organizations. - There are several organizations Sara Christoff, Dianna Fair, Marissa Gay Jessica Kelsey, Caroline Leahy, Scott May, Jake Miller, Miles Myers, Jim O’Brian, Dacia Peterman, Rachel Smith The Southwestern is the student newspaper of South­ Need a Job western Oklahoma State University. It is published every Wednesday during the fall and spring semesters, except during holidays and finals week.
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