New and seasoned musical theatre students took advantage of opportunities to get noticed within one of OU’s most competitive programs.
By Cassia Myers/ Sooner yearbook
As a freshman at a university of more than 22,000 students, it can be easy to feel lost in the crowd. “You can look right through me, walk right by me, and never know I’m there,” sings Connor McCollum, but an audience of hundreds of Sooners hangs on his every note.
The OU rugby team bonded through its rough and rowdy sport on the way to a national ranking.
By Katie Gant/ Sooner yearbook
Time never stands still. Nathan Sheets’ legs start to ache, and his lungs burn. If only he could finish the half without getting hit again.
But not in this game. In an instant, he’s down.
Students in the ROTC program prepared for enlistment after graduation.
By Nicole Hill/ Sooner yearbook
Amy Harper has always wanted to fly. Kelli Ann Woods decided in junior high school she needed to serve her country. And since childhood, Carl Beyer has yearned to carry on the family tradition of military service.
Breia Brissey/ On the Oval
Commercialization of the holidays has turned the joys of gift giving into a guilt-ridden task.
Party planning tips for any holiday celebration.
Callie Yeager/ On the Oval
It’s that time of year again: snowflakes fall, chimney fires alight, mittens and beanies become necessary fashion accessories, warm meals and drinks become dietary staples and no matter what religion you practice, there’s always an excuse for a party. Consider this a guide to all your Christmas, Hanukkah or Kwanzaa party ideas.
When planning any party, you must remember four elements: invitations, decorations, food and drinks and games.
Sarah Gray/ On the Oval
Start with these ideas to help you find the perfect gift to match the person you’re buying for.
Katie Gant/ On the Oval
Holiday shopping made easy by these unconventional Web sites.
Audrey Sowell/ On the Oval
Give these OKC locations a try when making your holiday purchases.
Nicole Hill/ On the Oval
Holiday shopping doesn’t have to break the bank. Start with these ideas to fit your shopping budget.
Audrey Sowell/ On the Oval
How much do Americans really spend during the holidays?