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SAME SCHOOL, NEW TRICKS WELCOME BACK, COWBOYS

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CHECK OUT OUR TRENDS AND TRADITIONS ISSUE FOR EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT OSU THIS FALL.

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FIVE MISTAKES TO AVOID DURING YOUR FIRST WEEK AT OSU S TAFF REPO RTS @ OColly

1. Don’t get CLBN and CLB confused

Nor th Classroom Building and Classroom Building are two different buildings and they are on opposite sides of Oklahoma State’s campus. Make sure to check which building your class is in so you can avoid being late and shamefully trekking to the r ight building.

2. Don’t walk up the stairs of Morrill Hall

Walking up Morr ill Hall’s iconic steps is the easiest way to be spotted as a freshman. Use the side doors any time you need to enter this building, even if your class is on an upper f loor. Legend has it that walking up these stairs before your senior year will cause you to not graduate on time.

3. Don’t get a parking ticket

Even if you’re r unning late or think you will be back before the parking attendants see your car, don’t park in per mit-only spots if you don’t have a per mit. Their sole responsibility is to FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 2017

give parking tickets and they take pr ide in their work.

Parking tickets can get expensive, and if you’re not careful, multiple tickets could result in a hold on your bursar account.

4. Don’t walk into the wrong classroom We’ve all done it and it is always painfully embar rassing.

It is never a bad idea to double check the room number of your class. The O’Colly recommends taking a screenshot of your schedule and setting it as your phone’s lock screen until you have those room numbers committed to memor y.

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The line at the Student Union bookstore reaches to the back of the clothing section as students rush to get their supplies.

5. Don’t splurge at the Union B ookstore

The Union Bookstore has anything you need, from laptops and pencils to the latest OSU gear, which is what makes it easy to spend too much money. Beware of buying clothes or accessor ies like travel mugs at the bookstore because there are places around town with the same products at cheaper pr ices. Remember, you will have to pay your bursar bill eventually.

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Parking in designated lots without the proper parking pass could result in a citation. If you park in a spot with a parking meter, be sure to pay for enough time so you can avoid costly tickets that could result in a hold on your bursar account.

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oSU-related Twitter accounts to follow @suabokstate The student union activities board

@okstatefood

@ocolly

@burnshargis

OSU’s Awardwinning student newspaper

the presideNT of osu

details about free food on and around campus

@okstateprobs @ocollysports

@osuwell the OSU department of wellness

@thacoachmike

OSU’s new men’s basketball coach

for updates on all osu sportS

the UNOFFICIAL “Voice of the students” on twitter

@okstate OSU’s twitter

@theozoneonline

@CoachGundy

OSU’s Football coach

The O’Colly’S SPORTS BLOG

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Oklahoma state campus building designations

4HYD 4-H Youth Development Building (Poultry) AC Athletic Center (Gallagher-Iba Arena) AGH Agricultural Hall AGHN Agriculture Hall North AIRP Airport ANSI Animal Science APRS Allie P. Reynolds Stadium AR Animal Science Arena ARCH Donald W. Reynolds School of Architecture ATRC Advanced Technology Research Center BAEL Biosystems & Agricultural Engi neering Lab BC Bartlett Center for the Visual Arts (Gardiner) BUS Business CBM Cowboy Mall CDROM Class Delivered via CD-ROM CLB Classroom CLBN North Classroom CONL Construction Technology Lab COR Cordell CPAC Conoco-Phillips Alumni Center CRC Colvin Recreation Center

CRCA Colvin Center Annex DF Drill Field DML Design and Manufacture Lab EA Civil Engineering Lab EC Equine Stall Barn ECDU Energy Conservation Demostration Lab EN Engineering North ERDL Electronics Research & Development Lab ES Engineering South FAPC Robert M. Kerr Food & Agricultural Products Center FSL Fire Protection & Safety Technology Lab FS Campus Fire Station GCC Griffith Community Center GU Gundersen Hall HAN Hanner Hall HBRC Henry Bellmon Research Center HNSY Nursery Barn HSCI Human Sciences HSCIW Human Sciences West ITLE Institute for Teaching and Learning Excellence JB Paul Miller Journalism & Broadcasting

LIB Edmon Low Library LSE Life Science East LSW Life Science West M Morrill Hall MCEL McElroy Hall MERL Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering Research Lab MSCS Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Sciences MUR Murray Hall NH North Murray Hall NRC Noble Research Center OADD Oklahoma Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory OBGA OBGA Educational Center OCOM OSU College of Osteopathic Medicine (Tulsa) OFF Class Meets at an Off-Campus Location OLDC Old Central PARH Parker Hall PI Public Information PS Physical Science PTC Petroleum Technology Classroom Building SCPA Seretean Center for the Performing Arts

SCOT Scott Hall SPR Stillwater Parks & Recreation STOUT Stout Hall SU Student Union TGH Teaching Greenhouse THR Thatcher Hall TRB K.B. Droke Track and Field Center TURF Turf Research Building T-AUD Auditorium (Tulsa) T-HRC Helmerich Advanced Technology Research Center (Tulsa) T-MCB Main Classroom Building (Tulsa) T-NCB North Classroom Building (Tulsa) UHS University Health Sciences USDA United States Department of Agriculture VAA Visual Arts Annex VIDEO Class Delivered via Video VMTH David L. Boren Veterinary Medicine Teaching Hospital WC Seretean Wellness Center WEB Class Meet Online WH Whitehurst Hall WLLD Willard Hall WNTZ Wentz Hall WWC Wes Watkins Center for International Trade Development

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Student Government Association: You need to know about this S ta ff R epo rt s @O C OLLY

You are about to be overloaded with information about clubs and organizations, but the Student Government Association might be most important.

The Oklahoma State SGA controls thousands of your dollars, and it is allotted among projects, programs, clubs and organizations on campus.

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SGA does a lot of stuff that impacts your quality of life at OSU, so there are a handful of branches to delegate the duties.

Like the U.S. Government, there is an executive branch, Supreme Court and Senate.

There are also committees to spearhead some of the more detailed projects and programs.

None of that is to scare you off,

though. Students are the ones doing this, so you are encouraged to get involved.

Join a committee if you are passionate about something or propose an idea at one of the SGA meetings; they are every Wednesday night.

Find out more information by visiting osusga.okstate.edu or dropping by its office, 211 Student Union.

COURTESY ERICA STEPHENS

SGA President Erica Stephens does the “Go Pokes” hand gesture at Boone Pickens Stadium.

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The All-Sports Pass: The best way to get into BPS and GIA S TAFF REPORTS @ O COL LY A prime part of enjoying Oklahoma State is being a part of the game day atmosphere.

The easiest way to do that is purchasing an All-Sports Pass for $250. Both

OSU and NOC-Stillwater students can get an All-Sports Pass, which allows entrance into all ticketed OSU athletic events, here. Students can also purchase the All-Sports Pass in person at the Customer Service Center on the corner of Duck Street and Hall of Fame Avenue or the ticket office in

Gallagher-Iba Arena.

The All-Sports Pass pays for itself during football season alone. Season tickets to watch the Cowboys in Boone Pickens Stadium are available to the public starting at $250 but require an additional donation. Tickets for individual non-conference games

start at $40 and tickets for individual Big 12 games start at $52.

Season tickets for men’s basketball start at $200 and require an additional donation.

Women’s basketball season tickets cost $140, and it’s $75 for wrestling. season tickets.

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Make the most out of your time here at Oklahoma State and enjoy the atmosphere of game day.

Oklahoma State players, including Jeffrey Carroll (No. 30), and fans celebrate after the Cowboys defeated Oklahoma 96-92 on Saturday night, February 18, 2017, in Gallagher-Iba Arena.

Get familiar with the faces of OSU athletics MIKE GUNDY

MIKE BOYNTON

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JOHN SMITH

OSU football coach

OSU men’s basketball coach

OSU softball INFIELDER

OSU wrestling coach

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COLUMN: We want you for osu student media STETSON P AY N E EDITO R-I N -CHI E F @ S T e t s o n _ _ PAY N E

If you’re reading this, it’s the first chance at an opportunity.

An opportunity that can take you more places and teach you more things than you could imagine in your first week on campus.

I’ve been there, and if someone told me three years ago how I would place in national writing competitions, travel cross-country and meet some of the best friends I’ve ever had working for student media, I wouldn’t believe it.

But you, yes, you, wideeyed freshman, better believe it.

We have everything from our independent student newspaper, the O’Colly, to our startup newscast, Bullet Broadcast, and everything in between.

To make things happen at student media, we need dedicated, hard-working students who want to write, take photos and produce the best content for students, faculty and staff.

It’s more than a college job.

Working at student media FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 2017

means better internships and jobs at organizations like the Tulsa World, Dallas Morning News and Reuters.

We have a place for everyone here, no matter your major or experience. It’s where journalists and communications professionals of tomorrow can work, learn and excel.

Every day in the newsroom is a chance to be a part of history. Whether it’s working through 2 a.m. covering election night or covering the Bedlam Game into overtime, student media means making memories for life.

If you want to get started, come to Journalism Building room 208 at 3 p.m. Saturday for an informational meeting. Myself, other editors and staff members will talk about more opportunities with student media and the things we want to do this year.

It’s a revolutionary time for media, and we want you to be a part of it. The things we create at student media are the rough drafts of history, the first editions of history textbooks 10 years from now.

And all of it starts with an opportunity. This is your chance. Come see about us Saturday, or stop in the newsroom at JB 106. It can take you more places than you’ll ever know. I guarantee it.

ETHAN SAMPLE/O’COLLY

The Paul Miller Journalism and Broadcasting building is home to the O’Colly newspaper, Bullet Broadcast, OrangeHouse Advertising Agency, KXZY radio and The O’Cast.

Stetson Payne is a multimedia journalism senior from Broken Arrow. He can be reached at editorinchief@ocolly.com.

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S O L A R ECLI PS E

WHERE TO VIEW THE SOLAR ECLIPSE S ta f f Reports @ O COL LY

Boomer Lake, Lake Carl Blackwell, Lake McMurtry:

It’s the first solar eclipse in North America since 2014.

The eclipse will be on Monday, August 21. It will start at 11:37 a.m., reach its peak at 1:06 p.m. and end at 2:35 p.m.

At its peak, the moon will block 87 percent of the sunlight while it orbits and casts a shadow over the sun.

To view the eclipse safely, it is recommended that solar eclipse glasses should be worn.

The eclipse can be viewed anywhere in Stillwater, but the following places are locations perfect for your Snapchat story:

These three lakes, located in or near Stillwater, are more sites to view the eclipse. Boomer Lake is free to visit and located in Stillwater on West Lakeview Road. Park benches and picnic tables can be found along the walking trail.

Lake Carl Blackwell, owned by OSU, is 8 minutes west of Stillwater; a daily pass costs $5 for general recreation. Ski Point, a popular area, has picnic tables, a pavilion and a sand volleyball court.

Lake McMurtry is 10 minutes North of Stillwater; a daily pass costs $6 per vehicle. It features group facilities, picnic areas, outdoor grills, fire rings and two 18-hole disc golf courses.

Edmon Low Library: Oklahoma State University will host a viewing party on the South Side of Edmon Low starting at 11 a.m.

Edmon Low will provide 200 pairs of eclipse glasses for students.

Eskimo Joe’s: The patio will be open during the eclipse. It is partially covered, but the sky is mostly visible. Enjoy cheese fries and a beer (if you’re 21 and older) along with a view of the eclipse.

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The upstairs patio at Eskimo Joe’s will be open on Monday to view the solar ecclipse.

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Los Angeles Times Daily Crossword Puzzle Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Lewis

ACROSS 1 Sound check item 4 Went down 8 Euripides tragedy 13 __ cross 14 Skewer relative 16 Hipbone-related 17 Woofer’s output?

18 Even less given to emotion 19 Quantum of solace?

20 Leave in disarray, probably 22 Copier room quantity 24 “Taking that as a given ... ” 25 Comfortable (with) 27 Indisposed 29 Dawn goddess 30 Bread component 31 Toy used on flights 34 Rural road track 35 Disney character who sings, “The cold never bothered me anyway” 36 Go Fish request 37 Turns red, maybe 39 ’90s-’00s sci-fi hit ... or what this puzzle’s circles graphically depict 42 2006 demotion 45 Heracles’ beloved 46 Very little 50 Agent 51 1962 “Happy Birthday, Mr. President” singer 53 Fla. resort 54 Natural resource 55 Physics unit 56 Shut off completely, as lights 58 Trident-shaped letters 60 Order to Spot 63 Sugar source 64 Civilian garb 66 Pair in the score for Beethoven’s Fifth 68 Dandy 69 Partner of ciencias 70 Forward attitude

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71 Pizzeria chain 72 Stick dwellings 73 Holden Caulfield, for one 74 Court call DOWN 1 Visiting Pimlico 2 __ counseling 3 Blowfish 4 Furtive sorts 5 Golf chip path 6 “The Big Sleep” genre 7 Walk-in joint?

8 Inaccurate introduction?

9 Wells race 10 Suggests an alternative 11 Enjoys a buffet, usually 12 Engages with boldness 15 Farm structure 21 Company that survived Canada’s Prohibition 23 Jan. honoree 26 Tequila sunrise direction 28 Old plucked strings 32 Minuteman Statue city

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33 About to receive 38 Not to be wasted 40 Diamond plate 41 Garlic relative 42 Stage employee 43 Down time 44 Makes joyous 47 Joyless 48 Paint thinner solvent 49 Dicey situation 52 Hosp. areas

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57 “An Enemy of the People” playwright 59 Editor’s afterthought 61 Act as lookout, say 62 Time long past 65 Orbiting research facility: Abbr.

67 “Fairest of creation,” in a Milton classic PAGE 8

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STUDY SPOTS TO BOOST YOUR GPA S TAFF RE P O RT S @OCO L LY Don’t wait until the night before the exam to open those expensive textbooks.

Get a jumpstart on the semester at these quiet spots around campus.

The Edmon Low Library - open 24 hours Monday– Thursday - closes at 10 p.m. Friday - open Saturday 9 a.m.-10 p.m.

- opens 9 a.m. Sunday The Student Union - plenty of study spots

- couches and tables available on the second and fourth f loors The Writing Center - located on the fourth f loor of the student union - writing experts help assist students with writing assignments at no charge - students can walk in or make an appointment at osuwritingcenter.okstate.edu If you need to print in a hurry, consider skipping the long lines at the Student Union and the library. Classroom Building’s fourth-f loor computer lab is almost always empty between classes.

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SOLUTION TO THURSDAY’S PUZZLE

Complete the grid so each row, column and 3-by-3 box (in bold borders) contains every digit, 1 to 9.

For strategies on how to solve Sudoku, visit

www.sudoku.org.uk © 2017 The Mepham Group. Distributed by Tribune Content Agency. All rights reserved.

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Horoscope

By Nancy Black Tribune Content Agency (TNS) Today’s Birthday (08/18/17). Share, connect and express yourself this year. Shake up a partnership for renewed personal thriving this summer. Abandon a habit or practice that no longer serves next winter to allow a romance to heat up.

Invite love, beauty, and abundance into your home.

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 a 7 -- Handle domestic chores and routines such as laundry or dishes. Don’t worry about the future; decrease an immediate irritation.

Clean and beautify your space.

Taurus (April 20-May 20) -- Today is a 7 -- Talk about a current project and short-term objectives. Don’t worry about the big picture; it could seem scary. Take one step at a time.

Gemini (May 21-June 20) -- Today is a 9 -- Keep your foot on the gas to keep cash flowing in. Pay bills and send invoices. You don’t need luck today. You make your own.

Cancer (June 21-July 22) -- Today is an 8 -- Pamper yourself.

Try a new outfit or hairstyle. Soak in hot water. Set your load down and treat yourself to something delicious, fragrant and comforting.

Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) -- Today is a 7 -- Nearby suits you more than far away. Pull yourself into your comfortable shell. Discover a silver lining you didn’t expect. Relax and review the situation.

Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -- Today is a 9 -- Benefits come through teamwork. Pull together to surpass an obstacle or challenge that’s more than one can do alone. Celebrate or commiserate together.

Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) -- Today is a 9 -- Your work is attracting attention. Polish your professional presentation.

Update resumes, websites or portfolios. Keep providing excellent service. Smile and wave.

Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) -- Today is an 8 -- Spread your wings and fly. Explore and investigate uncharted territory. It could get messy. Unplanned deviations reveal their fabulous secrets. Make your own luck.

Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) -- Today is an 8 -- Manage accounts and finances with your partner. Don’t concentrate on long-term matters now; handle immediate concerns. Share resources, solutions and ideas. Collaborate for joint benefit.

Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) -- Today is an 8 -- Patience and a sense of humor serve you well. Breakdowns or miscommunications could thwart your intentions with your partner.

Focus on shared commitments.

Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) -- Today is a 9 -- An assignment may require extra work. New hurdles appear as you thought you were reaching the finish line. Slow down to get done faster.

Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) -- Today is an 8 -- Relax and enjoy the scenery. Things may not go as imagined. Watch for love; find it hidden in plain sight. Listen for harmony. Discover beauty.

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