Posted on April 7 at 10:19 a.m.Suggest removal

While it is true that no one should desire to be skinny so intensely that it leads to an eating disorder, it is perfectly okay to want to be fit and healthy. It's a fact that not all of us have the genetic makeup to be on the next cover of Men's Health, but everyone can exercise, eat wisely, and maintain a healthy lifestyle. It is a delicate balance that we must find. Sometimes being overly "content" with ourselves is just as dangerous as obsessing over being thin.

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Posted on April 7 at 10:13 a.m.Suggest removal

Yes! I've finally done it, I've become one with all things, both living and nonliving. Wait, what's that? A rumbling in my stomach? I must be hungry... however, it would be arrogant of me to think that I could use something else as a food source. Perhaps I should just sit here and rot.

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Posted on November 19 at 2:07 p.m.Suggest removal

So much for Tradition.

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If you actually read the story from nike you'd know the jerseys and helmet are a tribute to OU 1956 national championship team

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Posted on November 16 at 4:54 p.m.Suggest removal

This program seems like little more than a practical joke. I mean, just look at the name... it's called Gotcha for crying out loud.

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Posted on November 16 at 4:47 p.m.Suggest removal

I second that comment. If you're looking for hard news, a student newspaper that is designed to cover campus events probably isn't your best bet. If you want campus news and some opinions, read the Daily, if you want national or global news, look to another source.

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Posted on November 16 at 4:41 p.m.Suggest removal

Not so sure that Landry proved that his poor performance was a fluke. One thing I think it did prove is that OU has some amazing skill players, who can turn a 5 yard pass into an 80 yard touchdown. Here's hoping Demarco and Broyles both stay at OU for another year.

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Posted on November 16 at 4:34 p.m.Suggest removal

we need to use our grammer check
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I love irony. and GRAMMAR :)

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Posted on November 16 at 4:33 p.m.Suggest removal

fyi, nobody reading this really cares about labron james or your fantasy sports.
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I feel like this is a very biased comment from someone who obviously does not care about sports or LEBRON James. I happen to love fantasy sports and appreciate the comical anecdote.

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Posted on October 23 at 9:59 a.m.Suggest removal

Looks like someone needs to work on their "simple math." If you expanded the Thunder's 20-30 finish out to an entire season, they would not win 54 games, but rather 33. Saying they would win 54 means they would win 2/3 of their 82 games. However, a 20-30 finish is only winning 2/5.

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