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Miller headed for College Hall of Fame, induction set for December Dean Ruhl Sports Editor
Bowl victory in 1976. He was named the Big Eight Offensive Player of the Year in ‘76 and ‘77. His jersey number remains one of the four the Cowboys no longer use, and he still holds records for most career 100-yard games (26) and most consecutive 100-yard games (19). Following OSU, Miller was selected No. 5 overall in the 1978 NFL Draft by the Buffalo Bills. Miller served as the replacement for O.J. Simpson, breaking the 1,000-yard milestone in his rookie season. He would play two more seasons with the Bills, concluding his NFL career in 1981 with the Seattle Seahawks. Following the NFL, Miller worked in marketing and sales. He lives in Stillwater, and remains diligent in the city, volunteering at several non-profit organizations. Miller, 17 other players and three coaches will be officially inducted on Dec. 6 at a location to be determined.
Terry Miller might have donned No. 43 at Oklahoma State, but he is the Cowboys’ No. 7 in the College Hall of Fame. On Monday, the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame announced its 2022 class, with Miller, OSU’s running back from 1974-77, accounting as one of the 18 players being inducted. Miller becomes the seventh Cowboy inducted into the hall, and most recent since Leslie O’Neal, who was honored in 2020. Coach Lynn “Pappy” Waldorf, Bob Fenimore, Barry Sanders, Thurman Thomas and coach Jimmy Johnson are other former OSU figures who have been inducted. Through four seasons with OSU, Miller collected more than 4,700 yards and FULL 2022 IN49 touchdowns, finishing a DUCTEES Heisman Trophy runner-up LaVar Arrington in 1977 and fourth in 1976. LB, Penn State (1994-97) He guided the CowChamp Bailey - DB, boys to a Fiesta Bowl win Georgia (1996-98) in 1974, and Tangerine Michael Crabtree -
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Town and Gown Theatre’s Twelve Angry Men
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more and reexamine the evidence. Seventeen years ago, when Thrasher first saw the production, she just went to Anna Pope support the Town and Gown Theatre. News Editor “I thought, “How boring,” you know?” Thrasher said. “’Just When Linda to watch 12 men sit Thrasher first saw around talking. That’s “Twelve Angry Men” gotta be terribly borshe thought it would ing.’ But it was rivetbe dull, now she’s ing.” directing the play at She ended up the Town and Gown seeing the play at least Theatre. two more times during The theatre’s first it’s run at the theatre. production of the year For Thrasher, this play will be “Twelve Angry not only stirs emotion Men,” a play written but is thought provokby Reginald Rose and ing revealing lessons adapted by Sherman people can apply to L. Sergel. It follows a their day-to-day lives. jury’s, deliberation on “It brings to whether a 19-year-old light we too quickly is guilty of murdering judge people for our his father. Initially, own conveniences,” the jury votes 11-1 that Thrasher said. this man is guilty, but Rehearsals for a jury’s decision must the show began last be unanimous. This week. Thrasher said causes the men to talk the biggest obstacle is
getting people together for rehearsals in the theater because of COVID-19. However, in effort to adapt the theatre moves, postpones and cancels rehearsals when it is needed. “We’re having to deal with COVID policy and dealing with exposures and some of our men (in the play) have already been exposed and have COVID,” Thrasher said. Thrasher has acted in shows and directed small plays, but it is her first time directing a full length show at the theatre. In addition to her directing debut, the show features actors who were in the show 17 years ago at the theatre and brand-new actors. Tickets go on sale for the play at the theatre on Feb. 7. news.ed@ocolly.com
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6 Cowboys in top 10 of respective weights in latest InterMat rankings top eight finish at the NCAA Tournament. Cowboy freshman Carter Young leaped two spots to No. 18 in 141 after a 14-4 major decision Adam Engel Little Rock’s Staff Reporter over Conner Ward last Sunday. Young hasn’t lost since Nov. 20, A new week his collegiate debut. means new rankings. Kaden Gfeller Five Oklaenters the upcomhoma State wrestlers ing road trip to West jumped spots in Virginia as the No. InterMat’s weekly 14 149-pound wresDivision I rankings tler. Throughout the announced Tuesday season, OSU coach morning. John Smith has reTrevor ferred to 149 as one Mastrogiovanni, of the deeper classes OSU’s sophomore in the country. 125-pounder, In the next achieved a careerthree weights, Wyhigh ranking of No. att Sheets, Travis 6 after an 8-3 win Wittlake and Dustin over Little Rock’s Plott remained idle Jayden Carson. in the rankings. Until last week, At 184, Dakota when ranked No. Geer’s two straight 9, Mastrogiovanni tech fall wins prohad never earned a pelled him into the ranking better than top 10. No. 12. AJ FerHe is one of rari, OSU’s start five Cowboys with a 197 pounder, owns projected All-Amer- the No. 1 spot. The ican ranking — a defending national
champion has occupied the top spot this entire season. Heavyweight Luke Surber improved a spot to No. 30 with a 6-2 record. As a team, the Cowboys ranked No. 4 in the NWCA Coaches Poll for the fourth week of the season.
OSU individual InterMat rankings: Trevor Mastrogiovanni: No. 6 (8-0) Daton Fix: No. 2 (8-0) Carter Young: No. 18 (5-1) Kaden Gfeller: No. 14 (6-1) Wyatt Sheets: No. 13 (7-1) Travis Wittlake: No. 5 (7-1) Dustin Plott: No. 8 (7-0) Dakota Geer: No. 10 (7-1) AJ Ferrari: No. 1 (8-0) Luke Surber: No. 30 (6-2)
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This semester’s McKnight Center schedule Jaxon Malaby Staff Reporter
Sarah Coburn in Concert: Jan. 29 at 7:30 p.m. - Soprano Sarah Coburn, an inductee to the OSU Alumni Hall of Fame, will perform a selection of arias and songs for the evening event. Coburn’s performance is accompanied with free residency events for a week. These master classes will take place at 1:30 p.m. - 2:45 p.m. on Jan. 25 and Jan 27, and again at 3 p.m. on Jan. 27. Masks are required at these events.
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p.m. others. - Tulsa native Alicia Odewale, will Masks are required at this event. discuss how archaeology can be used to recover lost stories, reclaim a narrative Pilobolus Dance Company: and pursue restorative justice regarding March 24 at 7:30 p.m. one of the worst instances of racial vio- A year after their 50th anniversalence against Black people in American ry, the Pilobolus Dance Company brings history, the Tulsa Race Massacre. the BIG FIVE-OH! tour to Stillwater. Masks will be required at this Masks are required at this event. event. Tower of Power: April 9 at 7:30 The Philadelphia Orchestra: p.m. STOMP: Feb. 18 & 19 at 7:30 March 10 at 7:30 p.m. - Tower of Power has set the p.m. - Making their debut at the McKstandard for funky horn bands for more - The eight-man group using than fifty years and their live concerts anything except conventional percussion night center, the Philadelphia Orchestra under the direction of Nathalie have often been labeled electrifying as instruments will be making its way to Stutzmann, will be performancing even the oldest songs have not lost any Stillwater. Gabriela Lena Frank’s Leyendas, energy. Masks will be required at this Violin Concerto No. 1 by Max Masks are required at this event. event. Bruch, and Franz Schubert’s final South Pacific: April 22 & 23 at NatGeo Live: Greenwood - A 7:30 p.m. Century of Resilience: Feb. 24 at 7:30 and majestic Symphony No. 9 among Bernadette Peters: Feb. 14 at 7:30 p.m. - Tony Award and Golden Globe winning actress, Bernadette Peters will perform a setlist for Valentine’s Day. Masks and proof of full vaccination and masks are required. However, children under 12 and those with religious or medical exceptions can present a negative COVID-19 test.
- This Rodgers & Hammerstein creation has won 10 Tony Awards and is still one of the most popular Broadway shows with beloved songs such as “Some Enchanted Evening,” “I’m Gonna Wash That Man Right Outa My Hair,” and “There is Nothin’ Like a Dame.” Masks are required at this event. Family Series - Dan and Claudia Zanes: May 14 at 3 p.m. - The final event of the 2021 2022 McKnight Center season invites the youngest patrons for a night of music with Grammy Award winner Dan Zanes and Haitian-American jazz vocalist Claudia Zanes as they perform their own style of “All-Ages Social Music.” news.ed@ocolly.com
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3 things to watch Keys looking to build off Tech performance against TCU Calif Poncy Staff Reporter Can Lexy Keys follow up her performance vs TTU? Coach Jim Littell’s call for a second offensive option was answered by sophomore Lexy Keys against Texas Tech. After struggling for a stretch of games, Keys described TTU as a “confidence booster” and will look to hold onto her momentum and have a repeat performance against TCU. Keys had flashed earlier in the season against teams like Colorado and SMU, and then she was able to make five threes and contribute 17 points against the Red Raiders. The talented guard will look to become a consistent second option for a Cowgirls team that has needed a scoring punch opposite Lauren Fields this season. Can OSU get another win heading into a tough
stretch of conference play? While the Cowgirls have struggled at times this season, they still sit above the Horned Frogs in the overall Big 12 standings. With OSU getting ready to head into a stretch that includes games against ranked opponents such as Iowa State, Baylor and Oklahoma, beating teams that are below them in the standings is paramount to OSU having a chance at a tournament bid. Can OSU improve their defense? Despite a win against Texas Tech, the Cowgirls allowed the Red Raiders to shoot 42% from the field, and 62% from the 3-point line. OSU did a good job of forcing turnovers, but it was the second straight game the Cowgirls opponent was able to convert on more than 50 percent of its 3-point attempts. If the rest of the Cowgirls can match her intensity, the opposing team’s percentages will surely start going down as they head deeper into Big 12 play. sports.ed@ocolly.com
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Upcoming OSU women’s basketball game at Kansas rescheduled Ben Hutchens Staff Reporter An upcoming Cowgirl basketball game against Kansas has been bumped up 14 days. OSU will play in Lawrence against the Jayhawks, Feb. 2 instead of the originally scheduled day of Feb. 16. The new schedule puts OSU (6-6, 1-2) back on a regular SaturdayWednesday-Saturday groove until the team gets a break on the now open
Feb. 16. The Cowgirls have had two games this season canceled because of COVID, home matchups against North Texas and Tulsa. The change is one of six announced in the release, as the conference adjusts to COVID related cancellations and delays. Only one of the changes affects OSU. OSU will next be in action on the road Wednesday against TCU (4-7, 0-2).
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‘Betty White Day’ to take place in hometown to celebrate what would’ve been her 100th birthday Karu F. Daniels New York Daily News
Oak Park Village President Vicki Scaman is scheduled to give a proclamation for Betty White Day and a representative from the Historical Society of Oak Park and River Forest will give a speech on what Oak Park looked like 100 years ago. “Betty White, as a true optimist, made the choice every day to be happy,” Scanlan told The Daily News. “Embracing the memory of her amazing life and taking the time to honor her feels like a symbol of hope. She has given us so much to smile and laugh to. We are proud to know and celebrate her connection to the Village of Oak Park.” White’s 100th birthday is also being celebrated on social media with the Twitter hashtag #BettyWhiteChallenge, encouraging fans to donate $5 (or more) to local animal shelters or rescue organizations in her name, or if possible to adopt a shelter pet. The five-time Emmy Award winner and Television Hall of Famer famously championed care and love for all animals. “Both my mother and father were tremendous animal lovers,” she told Smithsonian Magazine in 2012. “They imbued in me the fact that, to me, there isn’t an animal on the planet that I don’t find fascinating and want to learn more about.” That year, she authored the book, “Betty & Friends: My Life at the Zoo.” Just last month, Ray Richmond’s biographical celebration “Betty White: 100 Remarkable Moments in an Extraordinary Life” was published. ——— ©2022 New York Daily News. Visit at nydailynews.com. Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
A birthday celebration fit for a queen has pivoted to a memorial for the last of America’s treasured “Golden Girls.” On what would’ve been her 100th birthday, Betty White’s hometown is set to pay a fitting tribute to the late television icon. The star of landmark sitcoms such as “The Mary Tyler Moore Show,” “The Golden Girls,” and “Hot in Cleveland” — who died Dec. 31 just three weeks shy of her Jan. 17th centennial — will have a day named after her in Oak Park, Illinois. Due to the nationally Martin Luther King Jr. holiday observance on Jan. 17, event organizer Lourdes Nicholls told The Daily News on Thursday that official festivities will commence Jan. 15, with festivities kicking off at 10 a.m. The Saturday event will include a giant birthday cake made by Turano Baking Company, a Betty White mural contest, a pet adoption event (with The Animal Care League) and the lighting of the local Lake Theatre’s marquee. Local businesses will feature specials of White’s favorite foods – which she said in 2012 were “hot dogs and Red Vines and potato chips and French fries.” A performance by Cindy Fee, the fellow Oak Parker who sang the iconic “Golden Girls” theme song, “Thank You for Being a Friend” is also scheduled. “Oak Park is not quite St. Olaf but we are proud to be Betty White’s real hometown,” Nicholls shared, referencing the Minnesota birthplace of White’s “Golden Girls” character Rose Nylund. “We look forward to celebrating her on January 15th.” Though raised in Los Angeles since early childhood, White was born at West Suburban Hospital in 1922 and lived with her parents in an apartment on Pleasant Street and a house on North entertainment.ed@ocolly.com Taylor Avenue.
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SUAB kicks off new semester with events
A student pets Tasha, a member of Pete’s Pet Posse, at SUAB’s first event of the semester “Puppies and Puppy Chow” in the Student Union theater lobby on Jan. 10.
Ellen Slater Staff Reporter Between drag shows and Mardi Gras, Oklahoma State students interested in on-campus events are going to have their calendars full. Last week, the Student Union Activities Board, more commonly known as SUAB, released its spring 2022 schedule. The schedule consisted of 24 events for the semester that started this Monday, with the first event being held on the first day of school, to the final event being held the last week of school in May.
Students may be familiar with some events SUAB is planning this semester. The annual drag show, “Dragonfly and Late Night Cafe” and pancakes during finals week are some events that have happened in previous semesters and will return because of the success. An event that caught the attention of some students, as it has not been on the recent schedule, is the “Nearly Naked Mile.” Participants are going to wear layers of clothing they are wanting to donate. Along a running route, there will be pit stops where the runners “strip” down their clothes until they eventually are wearing the required bathing suit under the layer. All of the clothes will be donated to the Salvation Army. Henry Fredricks has been a part of SUAB since 2018 and currently serves as the Vice President on the executive team. “We will be having some re-
ally cool, and unique events that are not (usually) offered during the winter semester,” Fredricks said. “As an executive team, we have been working closely with the various vendors and have kept our ears close to the ground to listen to the feedback from OSU students to hear what they are looking for in SUAB events.” All of the events are free to OSU students and community members. Here is the full list of SUAB events for the spring 2022 semester: Jan 10. Puppies & Puppy Chow
Feb 10. Vals & Pals Feb 17. Glow Bingo Feb 21. Black History Celebration Feb 24. Music Therapy Feb 28. Mardi Gras March 7. Paint Night March 9. Talent Show
Jan 11. Kindness Rocks
March 24. Arabian Nights
Jan 12. T-shirt Swap
March 28. Soda Pop Shop
Jan 20. Bingo & Hot Cocoa
March 31. Nearly Naked Mile
Jan 24. Survey Says Jan 31. Lunar New Year
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Today’s Birthday (01/12/22). Stewardship grows your resources this year. Regular contribution, care and attention build prosperity. Winter illuminates the fresh inspiration that feeds a romantic, entertaining and creative springtime. Share support and reconnect hearts with friends over summer’s social changes, strengthening bonds for autumn celebrations. Passion gets profitable. To get the advantage, check the day’s rating: 10 is the easiest day, 0 the most challenging. Aries (March 21-April 19) — Today is an 8 — Creativity thrives on discipline today. Stick to practical priorities, one step at a time. Distractions and illusions abound. Ignore them and keep writing. Taurus (April 20-May 20) — Today is an 8 — Generate positive cash flow. Stick to basics. Go for concrete results and get them. Let others know what you’re up to. Make an interesting offer. Gemini (May 21-June 20) — Today is a 9 — You can have whatever results you’re willing to make happen. Disciplined efforts and open communication are a winning combination. Follow your own drummer. Cancer (June 21-July 22) — Today is a 6 — Find a quiet spot to get lost in thought or a good book. Consider upcoming plans and possibilities. Schedule and prepare carefully. Rest and recharge. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — Today is an 8 — Friends have the answer you’re looking for. Ask your networks for solutions and monitor the chat. Rely on trusted allies. Support others as you can. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Today is an 8 — Consider professional opportunities carefully. Focus on practicalities and foundational aspects. Discuss ideas with a trusted mentor. Learn through another’s experience. Listen for the gold. Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) — Today is an 8 — Study the options. Develop ideas with traction or potential. Disciplined efforts behind the scenes realize your educational objectives. Do the reading. Research and write. Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) — Today is an 8 — Work with your partner to keep your cash flow positive. Work out budgets and align on large purchases. Invest in quality, without wasting resources. Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) — Today is an 8 — Support and be supported through a challenge. A partnership eases the load. Weed out fact from fantasy. Discuss, plan and get in action. Synchronize. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Today is an 8 — Physical action gets results. Keep your objectives in mind. Slow for sharp corners. Avoid time-wasting distractions, pitfalls and risky trails. Practice the basics. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — Today is an 8 — Relax and have fun with someone interesting. Things may not go as planned. Clean messes as you go. Disciplined efforts and good conversation score. Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) — Today is a 7 — Domestic matters take priority. Clear clutter, make repairs and manage household tasks. Brighten a room or two. Connect with family over something delicious.
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New details released by authorities, autopsy conducted
“We have an unresponsive guest in the room,” the caller said. “My officer is telling me that he — that there is no pulse.” Hotel management later contacted Saget’s wife, Kelly Rizzo, to inform her ORLANDO, Fla. — Comedian of his passing, the report said. Bob Saget was found lying on his bed Deputies responded to the comeat an Orlando hotel room Sunday afdian’s hotel room at the Ritz-Carlton ternoon, unresponsive but without any Orlando, Grande Lakes on Central signs of foul play or trauma, according Florida Parkway about 4 p.m. Sunday. to an incident report released Monday. OCSO has said there was no indication Saget, who rose to fame on the hit of drug use. TV show “Full House,” was pronounced The beloved comedian’s death has dead inside his room at the Ritz-Carlton been mourned by countless friends, fans, Orlando. A cause of death is yet to be former co-stars and other members of determined by the District Nine Medical the entertainment industry since news Examiner’s Office. of his passing was first reported Sunday Chief Medical Examiner Joshua night. Stephany in a statement said an autopsy Saget was on a tour of Florida was performed on Saget’s body Monday cities with his stand-up comedy act. He morning. performed Friday night at Hard Rock “At this time, there is no evidence Live at Orlando’s Universal CityWalk of drug use or foul play,” Stephany said, and then at a show Saturday night in echoing a statement released Sunday by north Florida. the Orange County Sheriff’s Office. “The After his last performance on cause and manner of death are pending Saturday night in Ponte Vedra Beach, he further studies and investigation which tweeted at 3:42 a.m. Sunday to thank the may take up to 10-12 weeks to com“[a]ppreciative audience” and marveled plete.” that his set had unexpectedly lasted two According to a Sheriff’s Office re- hours. port, the 65-year-old actor and comediIn a Facebook post about his peran’s room was found “orderly with items formance Friday in Orlando, he shared a owned by Mr. Saget on the nightstand, photo of himself on stage. television stand, closet and bathroom.” “A perfect first show of 2022!! “Mr. Saget was found in a supine That was the fastest Hour and 45 minposition on his bed,” the report said. utes I’ve ever lived through. Excluding “His left arm was across his chest while surgery,” he wrote. “So great to make his right arm was resting on the bed. No people laugh and have a good time.” signs of trauma were seen.” ——— Saget was due to check out of the (Orlando Sentinel staff writer Skyroom and his family had been unable to ler Swisher contributed.) reach him, the report said, so they con——— tacted hotel security. A security staffer ©2022 Orlando Sentinel. Visit knocked on the door to check on his at orlandosentinel.com. Distributed by well-being but no one answered. Tribune Content Agency, LLC. The security worker entered the room, finding the lights off and Saget in his bed, not breathing, according to the report. Finding no pulse, hotel security called 911, the OCSO report said. The Sheriff’s Office on Monday also released a recording of the 911 call. “What’s going on there?” a disentertainment.ed@ocolly.com patcher asked.
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