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OU football head coach Brent Venables during the Sooners' open practice on March 28.

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The logo for the CAC film series via the event's website.

OU Campus Activities Council to host annual Spring Student Film Festival

Films, food and fun are the pillars of the University of Oklahoma Campus Activities Council’s Student Film Festival. The event will be on Tuesday, March 29 in Meacham Auditorium. CAC has been holding an annual spring film festival for over a decade. It is open to films two minutes or longer, of any genre. The CAC committee picks the top 8-10 films, which are presented on the night of the festival. Each year a film is chosen and the student who produced it is named the winner of the festival. CAC’s Film Series Chair Hannah Bowlin said she sees a large variety in what the students submit each year.

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Tuesday, March 29

1:30 p.m.: UPB Mini Canvas Painting — Bartlett Room, Oklahoma Memorial Union

6 p.m.: Softball vs. Wichita State

7 p.m.: Baseball vs. Oklahoma State — Tulsa, OK

7 p.m.: Spring Student Film Festival — More information


Wednesday, March 30

6 p.m.: Escape Room: Where's Scooby? — John Houchin Room, Oklahoma Memorial Union


Thursday, March 31

12 p.m.: Name Change Workshop — Frontier Room, Oklahoma Memorial Union

7 p.m.: NCAA Norman Regional Second Round

8 p.m.: Speakers Bureau presents Noel Miller — More information

Mobile Mammograms — Oklahoma Memorial Union, more information


Friday, April 1

2:30 p.m.: Women's tennis @ TCU — Fort Worth, TX

6 p.m.: Men's tennis vs. Oklahoma State

6:30 p.m.: Softball vs. UAB

6:30 p.m.: Baseball vs. Texas — Arlington, TX

7 p.m.: UPB: Dancing with the Stars — More information

8 p.m.: University Theatre: Pippin — More information


Saturday, April 2

10:30 a.m.: Soccer @ Louisiana Monroe — Monroe, LA

12 p.m.: Baseball vs. Texas — Arlington, TX

12 p.m.: Soccer @ Nicholls — Monroe, LA

1 p.m.: Softball vs. UAB

5 p.m.: Women's gymnastics vs. NCAA Regional Final

8 p.m.: Men's gymnastics @ MPSF Championship — Palo Alto, CA

8 p.m.: University Theatre: Pippin — More information

The Big Event — More information


Sunday, April 3

12 p.m.: Baseball @ Texas — Arlington, TX

12 p.m.: Women's tennis @ Texas Tech — Lubbock, TX

3 p.m.: University Theatre: Pippin — More information

Men's golf @ Calusa Cup — Naples, FL

Women's golf @ Red Raider Match Play — Lubbock, TX


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