Thousands of bright colored flowers sprout up on campus each fall and spring, but it takes millions of dollars and a full time staff to keep OU beautiful.
Thousands of bright colored flowers sprout up on campus each fall and spring, but it takes millions of dollars and a full time staff to keep OU beautiful.
Thousands of bright colored flowers sprout up on campus each fall and spring, but it takes millions of dollars and a full time staff to keep OU beautiful.
On the OU campus, flowers, trees and shrubs flourish in the dozens of gardens stretching across the grounds. The employees of the Landscape and Grounds Department can be credited for maintaining the grounds and, in some cases, for attracting students to the university.
Running provided stress relief and low-budget exercise for students and faculty.
By Lilly Chapa/Sooner yearbook
It was six in the morning and Matthew Clay was running the final stretch of his first 100-mile race. The sun was rising, and as he rounded the corner he saw his family who had flown in from all across the country to cheer him on. After running nonstop for 25 hours, Clay was happy to finally be done with the race, see his family and watch the sunrise
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In the digital age, marketing yourself goes beyond mailing out your résumé through the postal service. Try these Web sites for a new approach to the job hunt.
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Some seniors may not look forward to the ceremonies, but college graduation is a milestone that many are excited to be a part of.
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Becky Heeney talks about her role as the director of the graduation office.
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Show your graduate you care with one of these presents.
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Seniors donate money to the 2009 class gift.
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Here’s a quick look at how the economy is affecting current employment.