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By Ashton Nichols | Apr. 25, 2018The music was coming from Number Fest.
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The music was coming from Number Fest.
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The resolution calls for university administrators to support and help facilitate GSS' transition next year.
Starting this fall, international students will be able to waive the plan if they have qualifying insurance.
Some series in the NBA playoffs are showing their intrigue as the first round progresses.
She now spends her time gardening.
The body will also vote on a resolution to increase communication with student trustees.
Michael Prisley will pay the IRS $250,000 in restitution.
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Members also discussed the Environmental and Sustainability Committee's memberships.
University officials are not sure what has caused the decrease.
The sheriff said the student planned to sell the drugs during fest season.
The body will vote on eight resolutions Tuesday night.
The three women will visit campus later this week.
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The OU Office of Sustainability and Moving and Surplus are reselling abandoned bikes on campus.
If passed, the resolution could change both Student Senate and GSS’ constitutions.
Here's a recap what's transpired in the NHL's postseason so far in the East.
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