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courtesy of dan lampariello Pictures of the Boston Marathon bombings are posted on social media platforms within minutes of the explosions. Left: A man hugs a child. Above: Runners and security gaze at smoke after an explosion. Bottom left: A man hugs a victim on the ground nearby. Bottom center: Medical personnel check victims for signs of life. Bottom right: An elderly man holds his leg after falling courtesy of megan johnson to the ground. He was knocked over by debris from one of the explosions.

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Boston Marathon 8 a.m. begins, with OSU student, professors are found safe mobility-impaired runners By samantha have not arrested any suspects., page released a statement: from the immediate crime scene, First runner vicent and investigators have not “Oklahoma State University Williams said the news coverage 10:58 a.m. crosses the finish Copy Chief deemed the incident a terrorist professors Phil Kenkel and Matt throughout the day was “pretty line attack. Bowler ran in today’s Boston scary.” A moment of celebration Two Oklahoma State Uni- Marathon,” it said. “They fin- “There have been at least OSU student quickly turned into a day of versity faculty members and a ished the race and are safe. Our three (dead) so far and they have 11:51 a.m. Brent Williams tragedy for those at the Boston student participated in this year’s thoughts and prayers are with all found other bombs around the finishes marathon Marathon on Monday. marathon. Phil Kenkel, a profes- those affected by this tragedy.” area,” he said. Two bombs detonated near sor in the agricultural econom- Also, Brent Williams, an Despite the bombings, Wil- the finish line, killing three and ics department, trained for his aviation security junior, said he liams said he would continue to OSU professor injuring more than 100 others, whole life in preparation for the finished the race between 90 participate in marathons. 12:20 p.m. Matt Bowler said Boston Police Commis- Boston Marathon, said Breanna minutes to two hours before the “This is the first time it’s hap- finishes marathon sioner Ed Davis during a press Fuller, one of his students and an first explosion. pened at a marathon,” he said. conference Monday night. animal science business junior. “I hung around the area for “I’ll definitely still plan on do- “I offer my sympathies to the “(The explosion) happened at 45 minutes or so after, trying to ing them. Running’s my favorite Two blasts 1:50 p.m. families impacted by this hor- 2:55 and he finished (the mara- move around and relax,” he said. hobby.” denonate at rible tragedy,” he said. “Those thon) at 2:51,” she said. “I had just gotten back to my ho- Finally, President Barack finish line responsible will be brought to Kenkel told reporters he ini- tel…we just got back and turned Obama held a press conference justice.” tially believed the explosions on the news, and the story was Monday, where he gave the peo- OSU professor Just before 3 p.m. Monday were a part of the celebrations just breaking when we got there.” ple of Boston his condolences 1:51 p.m. Phil Kenkel afternoon, the bombs went off as runners crossed the finish line. Once chaos ensued outside, and said those responsible will finishes marathon mere seconds apart, knocking However, once people ran from Williams said he stayed indoors not go unpunished. an elderly runner to the ground, the area, he realized the explo- and checked on the rest of his “On days like this there are 3:30 p.m. Boston PD holds breaking nearby windows and sions weren’t planned. group. no Republicans or Democrats press conference leaving a trail of blood in their Matt Bowler, a professor in “I knew 10 or so people that – we are Americans, united in wake.The Boston Police Depart- the management department, were running,” he said. “An ex- concern for our fellow citizens,” ment remains on high alert, with finished the marathon at 1:20 plosion happened in front of he said. “We will find out who President Obama all personnel working around p.m. eastern time, according to three of our group, who were a did this and we will hold them 5:10 p.m. gives nationwide address the clock and 12-hour shift in the Boston Marathon’s online quarter mile away from the fin- accountable.” effect, Davis said. athlete tracker. Just before 4 ish line.” Sources: Huffington Post, Boston Marathon Athlete Tracker As of Monday night, police p.m., OSU’s official Facebook Although he was removed [email protected]

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To advertise with The Daily O’Collegian, contact us at 405-744-7371 or [email protected] page 2 SPORTSThe Daily O’Collegian tuesday, april 16, 2013 NHL, YCP partnership big step Hockey league entered into partnership with , an organization that helps fight homophobia in sports

organization “dedicated to Burke and to try to allow oth- ensuring equality, respect and ers to receive the support he safety for all athletes, without did. regard to sexual orientation,” Patrick said in a press re- according to its website, you- lease the NHL sets the stan- canplayproject.org. dard for professional sports The organization waswhen it comes to LGBT out- founded after Brendan Burke, reach, and the Burke family is the team manager of the Mi- grateful for the league’s help BRANDON WILKEN ami University men’s hockey and support. Editor-in-Chief team in , died in a car “We will work with League accident in 2010. Burke and NHLPA officials, teams It’s a common refrain that came out to the team a year and players to ensure that we the biggest, toughest men are prior and was met with over- create a more inclusive hock- those who are most like teddy whelming support. ey community at all levels,” he bears on the inside. , Brendan’s said. The National Hockeyfather and the former GM The YCP and NHL part- League reiterated this mes- of the Maple Leafs, nership is the first between sage last Thursday when it and Patrick Burke, Brendan’s an organization of this type courtesy of announced it is joining in brother and a scout for the and a professional sport, and Brendan Burke attends a game with his father Brian (left) and sister Molly. Brendan’s brother, a partnership with the You Philadelphia Flyers, founded hopefully not the last. Patrick, and Brian founded the You Can Play project after Brendan died in a car accident in 2010. Can Play project. YCP is an the organization to honor With much speculation in the past few weeks on NFL The current process of peo- other,” Ference said. “And What will ycp do? players who might come out, ple having to pretend they are the resounding response has I would imagine a similar someone they aren’t while in been, ‘Well, yeah, of course 1: union isn’t too far away. It the locker room and having we’d support that cause.’ It’s a Conduct seminars to would be a great disappoint- to come forward only after re- no-brainer. educate NHL players ment if other professional tirement is a shame. What the “A teammate is a team- on gay equality issues leagues don’t follow suit. NHL is saying here deserves mate. The feeling within the 2: With the nation moving to be recognized. What it is room is that players are broth- Integrate its message closer every day to an ac- saying is that if you can play ers, we’re family, and we have of respect into the ceptance of homosexuality, it hockey, it doesn’t matter who to be there for each other.” NHL’s Behavioral only makes sense that sports you are. You can play. It’s up to the fans of sports Health Program join the support. No profes- All sports are known for to be there for them, too. If 3: sional athlete has come out its brotherhood feel on teams. people attending games ha- Work with NHL to during his or her playing ca- Athletes spend countless rass openly gay players, it create and reer. hours with each other both won’t matter what the locker broadcast public Donald Fehr, the NHL during the season and in the room camaraderie is like. service announcements Players’ Association executive offseason. They are, essential- Players will continue to live in promoting equality director, said in a press confer- ly, a second family. a constant state of hell from ence on Thursday that though Andrew Ference, a defen- wearing a mask every day. he views this partnership as seman for the Boston Bruins The goal is to one day make gay teammates, and this alli- a great thing, it shouldn’t be echoed this feeling to the this issue irrelevant, where ance should lead to an even something celebrated. media when asked about the players coming out won’t higher number. “You ought not to get ex- partnership. make national headlines, but We are all humans, after tra credit for doing that right “When he started You Can rather be a part of the norm. all. It’s about time we start thing, and that’s what we’re Play and started talking to More than 100 NHL play- acting like it. doing,” he said. us, it really did make us talk ers have voiced their support With all due respect to about the issue amongst each for potentially having openly [email protected] courtesy of miami university Fehr, the league does deserve Brendan Burke holds the his father, Brian, won as praise for stepping up and GM of the in 2007. making this deal happen. tuesday, april 16, 2013 THE DAILY O’COLLEGIAN Page 3 Robinson’s contributions major Despite being a feel as if the African American percent. shot me down, but they were pioneer for racial community essentially forgets, With that being said, I avidly trying to get me to play equality, few of except for his anniversary that think the whole “task force,” football and basketball, sports is celebrated every year and the idea is pointless. There is no that are traditionally domi- color play baseball recent film, “42.” researching or studying that nated at every level by African In the last decade or so, there needs to be done, the informa- Americans. has been an ongoing discussion tion is right in front of our face. Almost every baseball team about the percentage of Afri- African Americans don’t like, at every level rarely features can Americans declining in the don’t want to play and don’t multiple African Americans game of baseball. care about the game of base- and that’s including historically From an avid baseball fan’s ball. This is an ongoing prob- black colleges and universities. perspective, this puzzles me, lem that needs to be solved but Even here at Oklahoma but I understand why the num- I think they’re moving in the State you see that. Out of a 34- ber has decreased year after wrong direction. man roster, there is one African year and is not changing any Something of this magni- American on the team. Jarrett JUSTIN GORDON time soon. tude has to be handled at the Higgins is the lone ranger. Just last week, the MLB an- core. For the most part, you This is how I see it. The Af- Sports Reporter nounced their creation of a for- can’t make someone do some- rican American youth is not mal “task force” comprised of thing that they don’t want to interested in baseball, plain and Jackie Robinson was a man coaches and front office people do. The fact of the matter is that simple. The MLB front office of great courage and character; from respective teams around baseball is viewed as something can’t place the blame on them- we all know that. Major League Baseball. This of little importance in homes of selves when they have gone What he did and some of “team” will begin researching African American families. above and beyond with formed the things that he endured and studying why the number I speak from experience. organizations and things of that along his journey are amazing. of African Americans in the When I first mentioned play- nature to reduce that number. He opened up a door that I MLB is at an all-time low, 7.7 ing baseball to my parents they You may agree or disagree with this statement, but it takes money to play baseball. Most of the kids that are drafted and catch the eyes of scouts and col- legiate coaches come from mid- dle-class backgrounds or from a family that has a baseball histo- ry. Going to showcases, paying for hitting lessons, it all adds up. courtesy of wARNER BROTHERS Rarely is there a heart throb- bing story about a poverty- stricken African American kid There are about 1,280 base- football, track and field, etc., the playing professional baseball. ball players drafted each year, incline gets steeper. In order for Yet, that is the exact opposite in not counting supplemen- anything to change, the youth other sports. tal picks. The life of a Minor has to want to play the game. The change starts in the League Baseball player may Sadly enough, there’s no home, parents aren’t pushing not be the most appealing, but timetable on when this could their kids toward the game of it sure beats being a practice occur. Hopefully soon, because baseball. A game, in my opin- dummy in the NFL or playing “America’s pastime” needs to be ion, that gives you the best in the D-League. restored to what it once was. jackie dobson/o’collegian options professionally, for the As long as African Ameri- Jarrett Higgins (right) and Gage Green give each other a handshake during a game. chances are better. cans are successful in basketball, [email protected] Baseball will attempt to snap its losing streak

Up next Team has lost and 6-3 in the Missouri Val- Cowboy baseball two Big 12 games ley Conference play. in a row, giving The two teams met earlier in the year in Stillwater, and TCU a series win the Cowboys came away with vs. a 5-4 win in extra innings. By CODY The Bears come in with a STAVENHAGEN respectable .273 team batting Against: Sports Reporter average and .373 on-base Missouri State percentage. When: A second-consecutive Big They are led by freshman Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. 12 series loss over the week- outfielder Tate Matheny, who Where: end makes midweek match- wields a .358 average and Springfield, Mo. ups all the more important three home runs. for Oklahoma State. The Bears also boast a deep The Cowboys will look to pitching staff. The top three correct their problems and arms for MSU have a com- get back on track when they bined record of 15-1 on the starter Mark Robinette out of face Missouri State on Tues- mound, but the Bears also the game in 4 1/3 innings, but day at 6:30 p.m. in Spring- have multiple midweek op- the Pokes rallied late to force jackie dobson/o’collegian field, Mo. tions such as Andy Cheray extras and ended up winning Tanner Krietemeier runs bases at Allie P. Reynolds Stadium. OSU (24-14, 5-6) suffered and Matt Hall. on a bases-loaded walk. a tough loss on Sunday, losing As a team, the Bears have The Pokes will look for of the order. significant strides since last Josh Holliday’s team. the game and series to TCU held opponents to a .249 players like Saulyer Saxon Krietemeier leads the team season, but OSU still sits This game provides that on a walk-off three-run hit. average and three runs per and Victor Romero to con- in average, RBIs, slugging fifth in the Big 12 after losing opportunity as the Cowboys The Pokes now face the game. tinue their recent hot streaks and on-base percentage and seven of the past 12 games. look to make a late-season challenge of dealing with a They gave OSU a close and will continue to rely is currently riding an eight- Because of this, im- statement. solid Missouri State squad. fight in their previous match- on the presence of Tanner game hit streak. provement remains the The Bears are currently 21-10 up after the Bears knocked Krietemeier in the middle The Cowboys have made thing on the mind for [email protected] Now taking deposits for summer and fall 2013 Hurry and reserve yours now James Creek starting at $335 a month per person page 4 THE DAILY O’COLLEGIAN tuesday, april 16, 2013 SUAB to host laser tag competition today

suab laser tag event By micah parnell Staff Reporter When: Fans of the show “How I Tuesday from 1-5 p.m. Met Your Mother” know Bar- Where: ney Stinson stands for laser tag Engineering South and sex … one of those is hap- Lawn pening on Engineering South Cost: Lawn on Tuesday. Free The Student Union Activi- ties Board is hosting a team la- ser tag event from 1 to 5 p.m. when we started thinking of as a way for students to relieve more innovative programs for some stress as the year is wind- SUAB and we found the com- ing down. pany when we attended the Madeline Eckel is the SUAB NACA conference in the fall.” activities chair and one of the Laser Battle Evolution is people in charge of hosting the based out of Naples, Flo. It is event. a subdivision of Tropical Ex- “It’s exactly what it sounds tremes Inc. kt king/o’collegian like,” Eckel said. A K-9 police officer and an Vice-Mayor Chuck Hopkins listens to discussion during the Stillwater City Council meeting. “It’s completely free and a re- entrepreneur founded the com- ally good time.” pany in 2006 when they com- Laser Battle Evolution com- bined the thrill and excitement Hopkins re-elected as vice chairman pany is bringing in the equip- of paintball with the safety of ment and students will be able laser tag, according to the Laser City Council mayor. been a resident since 1966, munity, he said. Earth Day is to play games of laser tag on Battle Evolution website. made unanimous “This is very much an and giving back to the com- April 22. teams of four, Eckel said. vote to select honor,” Hopkins said. munity that he is a part of is Bartley also recognized “We came up with the idea [email protected] Sherry Fletcher, direc- something he will continue the week of April 14 as na- incumbent tor of marketing and public to do, he said. tional library week. relations, said that Hopkins Hopkins also serves on Lynda Reynolds, the di- By Kurtis hair was appointed to the vice annexation, capital improve- rector of the Stillwater Li- Internet Courses City Council Reporter mayor chairman post in ment and property mainte- brary, said that in honor of 2011, and that council mem- nance for the city. this week, customers who Maximum flexibility: The Stillwater Citybers usually appoint a senior Mayor John Bartley also have overdue library books Council appointed a familiar council member as vice may- recognized Earth Day at the can return the books, and Study at times that work for YOU! face to the vice mayor chair or, she said. meeting. the library will take off the at Monday’s city council For Fletcher, vice mayor Bartley said that is nec- charges, she said. meeting. for City Council serves fills essary to encourage the For more information Fall Courses In the short city council in for mayoral decisions if community to strengthen a visit Stillwater.org. (Courses run full semester unless noted otherwise) meeting, councilors voted the mayor cannot attend a green economy, not only for FREN 1225 French II, unanimously to re-elect council meeting, she said. the community of Stillwater, August Intersession 8/5-8/16 Sec. 503, Call # 14511 Chuck Hopkins as vice Hopkins said that he has but also for the global com- [email protected] (I,S) GEOG 1113 Intro GRMN 1115 German I, to Cultural Geography, Sec. 503, Call # 14857 Sec. 513, Call# 14547 GRMN 1225 German II, OSU Alumni Association offering free (S) SOC 1113 Intro to Sec. 503, Call# 21377 Sociology, Sec. 513, SPAN 1115 Spanish I, Call# 19216 Sec. 503, Call # 19415 ice cream sundaes to student members Lower Division Classes SPAN 1225 Spanish II, Sec. 503, Call # 19426 By alex kruze sundaes on tuesday (D,H) AMST 2103 Intro “It’s just a fun time for members, but students who to American Studies, Sec. 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Tuesday from CS 1003 Computer Profi- University Alumni Associa- Tuesday” event, which the Stu- Students who renew their 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Physiology, Sec. 503, ciency, Sec. 503, Call Call # 11367 tion can get a free ice cream dent Alumni Board hosts, and membership or join as an an- # 12372 ENGL 3323 Techni- sundae from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. it has been successful every nual or life member will also Where: ENGL 1010 Studies in on Tuesday if they show their year. receive a pair of black and or- Near Edmon Low cal Writing, Sec. 503, English Composition, Call # 13646 membership. A tent will be set up near ange sunglasses. Library fountain (1-2 cr.hr.) 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Sec. 513, Call # 14473 For additional course information or call us at FREN 1115 French I, ocampus.okstate.edu 405-744-7371 Sec. 503, Call # 14508 213 LSE l 744-5647 tuesday, april 16, 2013 THE DAILY O’COLLEGIAN Page 5 Study Abroad Office hosting Alumni to set up booth this week happy trails Association will will have the opportunity to graduates information sessions for trips allow students to to purchase a new graduate membership for $15, receive study abroad buy memberships By jackson hodges almost any part of the world, their one year memberships When: information sessions 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Staff Reporter with Europe, South America, for a discount to OSU Career Services and Tuesday-Friday Africa and the Middle East pick up a free gift. hen Where: With spring classes coming providing the most opportu- W : By SALEAH “With this membership, 5:30-6:30 p.m. on Tuesday and to an end, many students are nities. BLANCAFLOR if a student is having trouble Tuesday Wednesday at the Some of the most popu- Staff Reporter looking for a job, they can looking ahead to their future 12:30-1:30 p.m. on Student Union Atrium semesters at Oklahoma State. lar destinations for OSU Wednesday go on to hireosugrads.com,” Thursday and Friday This includes finding a study abroad students include Students who graduate this Carter said. “There they can Where: by the Chi-O Clock place to live, looking for the Rome, Buenos Aires, Barce- spring have a way to stay con- upload their resume and the Classroom Building Cost: easiest professors and hope- lona and London, according 118 on Tuesday nected with OSU for the rest Career Services can help them $15 for New fully not having to take any to studyabroad101.com. Classroom Building of their lives. apply for a job.” Graduate Membership 8:30 p.m. classes. For some OSU offers various types 102 on Wednesday This week, the OSU Alum- He said seniors can also $600 for discounted of the more adventurous stu- of study abroad programs, in- ni Association will have its sign up for a discounted life lifetime membership dents, this also entails plan- cluding reciprocal exchange, For more information, Happy Trails member- ning a study abroad trip. national student exchange, visit the OSU Study to Gradu- ship at The OSU Study Abroad affiliated/approved and sum- Abroad Office at 242 ates booth set ‘Once you’re an Happy Carter said. and National Student Ex- mer and other short-term Student Union up for seniors OSU cowboy, Trails, He said the reason they change Office, located at 242 programs, according to the graduating this which al- are offering this Happy Trails Student Union, offers numer- School of International Stud- semester. Today you never stop lows them membership is so students ous programs, both domestic ies website. taken when preparing to study and tomor- being one.You to pay for who graduate can still have and international, that help These programs vary from abroad. row, the booth the dis- a connection with this place students explore the world. being faculty led, to OSU stu- Also on the site are various will be in the stay a cowboy for counted even after they leave. The Study Abroad Office dents going through other US travel resources for services Student Union life.’ $600 “Plenty graduating stu- offers many services to get you universities to travel around such as transportation and Atrium from 10 CHASE CARTER, OSU member- dents have made this place going, including individual- the world. communications, as well as a.m. to 3 p.m. ship on a their home for four or five ized advising, liaison between The length of these pro- travel checklists to make pack- and by the Chi- Alumni Association monthly years, or however long they’ve international universities and grams ranges from a whole ing easier. O Clock on director of basis over been in college,” Carter said. study abroad students, ori- year, one semester or a short The website also features Thursday and communications a one or “Through this, they can be entations for students and term, such as spring break, resources and information for Friday at the two-year connected with the university. their families and informa- summer or winter break. Study Abroad advisors, par- same time. period. Once you’re an OSU cowboy, tional seminars and presenta- If study abroad is too ex- ents of study abroad students Chase Carter, the direc- “By signing up for a life- you never stop being one. You tions to campus organizations pensive for a study to afford and study abroad program tor of communications for time membership through stay a cowboy for life.” upon request, according to the on his or her own, there are leaders. the OSU Alumni Associa- Happy Trails, it saves them School of International Stud- scholarships offered to aid stu- tion, said this week, seniors $400 from the regular price,” [email protected] ies website. dents who want to travel while [email protected] The office also puts on in- continuing their education. formation sessions through- These scholarships are out the semester, with two available through the Study upcoming. The first is April Abroad Office. THE DAILY 16 in the evening from 5:30 to They can also be viewed at HAVE A 6:30 p.m. in Classroom Build- the School of International ‘ ing 118. The second is April Studies & Outreach website story idea? 17 from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. in at ieo.okstate.edu. Classroom Building 102. 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By cheyenne mances in the last 15 years, Speaker conrady including “Juno,” “My Super Rainn wilson Features Editor Ex-Girlfriend,” “House of 1000 Corpses” and “Almost Famous.” Best known as Dwight Wilson will talk about his When: Schrute on “The Office,” Rainn Soul Pancake project, which Tuesday at 7 p.m. Wilson will speak at Gallagher- “develops thought-provoking Where: Iba Arena on Tuesday evening. content and creative engage- Gallagher-Iba Arena Since the premiere of “The ment opportunities that en- Cost: Office” in 2005, Wilson’s per- courage people to explore what Free with OSU student sona as the nerdy-but-lovable it means to be human,” accord- ID courtesy of Disney Dwight has exploded on popu- ing to its website, soulpancake. $10 without OSU lar television. com. student ID However, some may know Five most him from his movie perfor- See Rainn Page 8 underrated Disney movies

By Kim hunter Staff Reporter

“Atlantis: The Lost Empire,” 2001. A take on the sci-fi novel, “Atlantis” centered on Milo, a young academic who yearns for adventure. Milo works at a museum in London where he is an expert on languages. When a wealthy benefac- tor enlists Milo’s help as an interpreter on a trek to find Atlantis, Milo jumps at the opportunity. courtesy of Facebook Along the way he finds new friends, courage, and of course, the lost city of Atlantis. 1

“The Emperor’s New Groove,” 2000. Set in Peru, Kuzco is an arrogant young em- peror who cares more about living a life of luxury than helping the poor citizens in his kingdom. When Yzma, Kuzco’s former administrator turns to magic to take over the throne, Kuzco is transformed into a llama. With the help of Pacha, a villager in the kingdom, Kuzco learns the true meanings of leadership and loyalty. 2“Treasure Planet,” 2002. Jim Hawkins lives in a futuristic world where space pi- rates and planets full of treasure are more real than legend. After being given a map to “Treasure Planet” by a crash-landed pilot, Jim sets off on an adventure with a crew of disguised pirates in search of the lost planet. John Silver, a notorious cyborg pirate, leads the pirates. Despite ulterior motives to steal the map to “Treasure Planet,” Silver develops fatherly feelings for Jim and the two create an alliance to sabotage the pirates. 3 “Brother Bear,” 2003. Kenai is an Inuit boy who lives in his older brother’s shadows. When he reaches the age to receive his totem, the animal symbol of what he must earn to become a man, he is disappointed to be given the bear, the symbol of love. Later that day, his oldest brother dies having saved the other two from a bear. Vengeful, Kenai goes to take his revenge on the bear. In a twist of fate, he is transformed into a bear in order to learn the meaning of walking in 4 another’s shoes. “Oliver and Company,” 1998. Based on Charles Dickens’ novel Oliver Twist, the story follows Oliver, a kitten in New York City who must join a gang of dogs in order to survive the NYC streets. Billy Joel, who lends his voice to many of the movie’s musical numbers, voices Dodger, the leader of the gang.

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HOURS: MONDAY-FRIDAY 10-8 / SATURDAY 10-6 / SUNDAY 12-5 page 8 THE DAILY O’COLLEGIAN tuesday, april 16, 2013 City offers online payments Photo sharing service allows Municipal Court employees say for consolidation of images new service is By Amy Jenson more convenient Staff Reporter

By Kyle Hinchey Sharing and viewing pic- Investigtive Reporter tures on websites can be such a hassle, but with the new Divvy Stillwater residents looking application, things just got to pay off a parking or traffic easier. ticket will no longer have to Kayvon Olomi, co-founder make a trip to the Municipal of Divvy, said the application Building. provides users an avenue to The Municipal Court’s share photos that aren’t shared new payment website allows on platforms such as Facebook parking and traffic fines to be or Instagram. Divvy lets users paid online. Municipal Court share photos in social and pri- courtesy of amy jenson Clerk Melinda Gray said the vate settings. Shaquille O’Neal smiles with co-founders of Divvy, a photo website was designed to give “Divvy is a better way to application. residents with a hectic sched- share, view and save photos,” ule another option for making Olomi said. “With Divvy, it is Features of Divvy are: book from one stream. payments. no longer necessary to check •Share photos with Divvy “It’s another way that we’re multiple apps to see photos. followers, select individuals, WANT MORE? making ourselves more acces- You can view, zoom, comment, groups or even those in the sible to our citizens,” Gray like and save your Divvy, Insta- area. For the rest of this said. “We want to stress that gram and Facebook photos all •View and save photos from story, visit it’s for the residents’ conve- in one place. To top it all off, it’s favorite social media outlets ocolly.com/news nience and their ability to pay free.” such as Instagram and Face- their tickets any time they want without having to come to city hall.” file photo A truck in Stillwater remains immobile due to a parking boot. The website, at www.mu- nicipalonlinepayments.com/ stillwaterok, also can be ac- counter,” she said. “At the end issued. Also, most adjudicated cessed from the tab on the top of every day, we balance it out cases can be paid for on the of Stillwater’s website, at still- just like we do with the other website. water.org. payments.” Residents not wanting to Payments made on the Parking tickets can be ac- pay online can still pay at the website transfer directly into cessed and paid on the website Municipal Court desk at or the court system, Gray said. 24 hours after they were is- the drop box at the City Hall “When you pay (the fee sued, Gray said. entrance to the Municipal online), it immediately shows However, traffic tickets Building. up in my system as a payment, only can be accessed online just like if you paid it over my five to seven days after being [email protected]

Rainn: walks of life could discuss and expected to speak for about 45 question what it means to be minutes to an hour, and then he “Office” actor to human,” according to the web- has the option to open up to a speak on campus site. Q&A session if he chooses.” this evening. Logan Scott, Student Gov- SGA Speakers Board is the ernment Association’s Speakers same organization who brought From Page 7 Board Executive, said that Wil- Shaq to campus last year. son’s speech is expected to be a Anyone with an Oklahoma Wilson founded the group “very interactive presentation.” State University ID can attend in 2008, which sprang out of he “(Wilson) is scheduled to the event free of charge. and his friends’ “desire to create give an hour-long keynote pre- a space where people from all sentation,” Scott said. “He’s [email protected]

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