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OSU Word Search R V L F O E K B V R B O D N W O E X L G B A L Y C R V O S E Q Z S N A J Y Q A E J I Z R A P F A E U H Y F G A N Q Y E T B R I O R X N O B U W R T V H O H Z F S S N O L Y O W V A E S F B V F S T A T U R F Q E R A V P A T K I A E N G I Q B F B Z B A V R L D D Z E J O Z O A S T F O G V T B I A B Y F R G E T M W I M Q X U U Y C J D Z T E T I L R L E M Y M M S I M M L I N U S P A U L I N G H D A O R B A Y D U T S K A C G Y F L V X Q O S W C G P R T K Find the following words: BEAVERS ORANGE BENTON HALL OREGON STATE KBVR RESER STADIUM LINUS PAULING STUDY ABROAD MEMORIAL UNION WEATHERFORD Oregon State University Precollege Programs oregonstate.edu/precollege Learn More About OSU! Beavers- The mascot of Oregon State University – you might know him as Benny. Benton Hall – This is the oldest building on campus. It was built in 1889 and is now the Music Department. When you walk by outside you can often hear singers, piano players and other musicians practicing beautiful music. KBVR – These are the station letters for the college radio and TV station. Students are in charge of the stations– so at college it’s easy to be on TV or a DJ on the radio. Linus Pauling – He was a very famous graduate of OSU. He was the only person to have won two individual Nobel Prizes – one for Peace and one for Chemistry. He died in 1994 and gave all of his important papers to OSU’s library. Memorial Union – This is the “hang out” place on campus where students can relax on couches (they even take naps between classes), eat lunch or a snack, or go bowling! Orange – The official color of Oregon State University – it’s like Halloween year- round. Oregon State – A great university – Go Beavs! Reser Stadium – The football team plays games here; it can hold 45,000 people which is almost enough seats for the entire town. Study Abroad – OSU students often choose to spend some time studying in another country – places like Australia, France or China. Weatherford – This is one of the dorms on campus – students normally share a room with a roommate. This building also has a café, a library, two classrooms, high speed internet, music rooms, a TV room, laundry facilities, and a kitchen for use by the residents. Oregon State University Precollege Programs oregonstate.edu/precollege .

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