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Twenty-four hours earlier, they were cooped up in the practice gym, drenched in sweat, ferociously attacking each other in a one-on-one game. Twenty-four hours later, they would be confined to the weight room, navigating through a designed workout, pushing each other to maintain focus.
After a long signing day, 2012 Oklahoma State recruit Dominic Ramacher found time to answer a few questions about the long recruiting process coming to an end. Ramacher is officially listed as an athlete in the 2012 class, and has played on both sides of the ball.
With a simple signature and fax, the first recruiting class during Oklahoma State's Big 12 championship era made their decisions official.
Championship contenders have to find ways win tough games on the road, and the Thunder proved it tonight when it left Dallas with a 95-86 victory Wednesday night.
Like most college students, the Cowgirls equestrian team is ready to come home. For the team, that means its first home competition of the spring season, this Saturday against New Mexico State. After a week in which the team took top-ranked Auburn down to the wire, and beat No.
The Cowgirls couldn't get their shots to fall as they fell to Iowa State on Wednesday night. OSU found success in the first half, but the second half proved to be a much different story as it lost 73-52. The Cowgirls (12-6, 4-5 Big 12) shot and out rebounded ISU (12-8, 3-6) and ended in a 30-28 halftime score in favor of the Cyclones.
1. It took 14 games, 713 days and nearly two calendar years, but Oklahoma State's ugly conference road losing streak is finally over. The Cowboys broke it in Lubbock, with an 80-63 win against a struggling Texas Tech team. It was never really in question, as the Cowboys maintained a double-digit lead throughout the final 10 minutes.
A year ago, ice storms, snowfall and freezing weather engulfed Stillwater as the Oklahoma State golf team prepared to travel to Kona, Hawaii for its first tournament of the year.
Women's Professional Soccer announced on Monday it was suspending play for the 2012 season, a decision that affects former Oklahoma State defender Melinda Mercado.
Caroline Hedwall, former Oklahoma State women's golf national champion, was named Ladies European Tour Player of the Year for 2011 it was announced today.
The curtain has closed on the 2011 Cowboy football season.
After a jubilant Bedlam celebration fit for only a champion, the masses demanded an encore performance – A BCS victory, which was a first in school history.
Jerry and Amber Elledge have made bare breasts their business.
As husband and wife, the two own the Blue Diamond Cabaret, a strip club, at 7320 E. Sixth St.
The club opened Jan. 13, less than a month after the Doll House closed.
Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story, is about an underground sport complete with competitions and a world tournament. The Stillwater Beer Pong League is somewhat of the same thing.
An eighth dining establishment has made its debut in the Student Union food court.
Oklahoma State University launched its chapter of Net Impact on Friday. The chapter is the first in Oklahoma and joins 220 other chapters across the United States.
Blues southern groove straight from east Texas will meet hard-rock jams of the 70s tonight when Whiskey Myers takes the stage at the Tumbleweed Dance Hall.
To the Editor:
The editors and staff of The Daily O'Collegian should be embarrassed by the demeaning headline that appeared on the front page of the Jan. 31, 2012 edition ("Diamond in...").
We believe the professors who signed the letter made demeaning and condescending remarks toward the students they are by profession supposed to mentor.
There are few things that get me truly upset. I am easily annoyed, and I have a bit of road rage, but I almost never get angry.
I can say that I was angry when I read the letter from the School of Media and Strategic Communications faculty. In fact, never have I felt more attacked in my life.
I don't mind getting hate mail; it comes with the job.
I don't even mind when fellow students approach me on my way to class and let me know how they feel about this paper. In fact, I encourage it.
I do mind when one of my employees gets harassed.
In regards to the front page story from Tuesday, what scares me more than a new strip club opening in town is the angry mob that seems to follow it. When did we become a people who judged what news could be printed and what had to be censored? Just because every other newspaper in Oklahoma has embraced the religious right doesn't mean the O'Colly has to follow suit.
Dear O'Colly Readers,
To briefly sum up my thoughts regarding your thoughts on the article "Diamond in the Muff," I'd like to touch on a few key points.
First, as Oklahoma State University is a public college and the O'Colly has a certain level of freedom of press (I assume), the topics they choose do not have to cater to your particular brand of sensibilities.