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Chilocco Indian School A Generational StoryJulie Pearson-Little Thunder, author of Chilocco Indian School A Generational Story, talks about the Native boarding school and the creation of the graphic novel. Chilocco Indian School A…
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Who Was Edmon LowYou know the building. Now meet the man! Learn more about the history of Oklahoma State University, including more about the Library, at http://timeline.okstate.edu/ and in the Centennial History…
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Flat, Cool & Acid-free: The Infamous Elsie HandElsie Denton Hand had served as head librarian at OAMC for 12 years when she was sacked by the Board of Regents over the purchase of a collection of rare books. Elsie continued working for another…
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Sidebar: It's A Vornado!Ralph Odor, an OAMC student, became interested in airplanes during World War I. He went beyond tinkering with models to create his own plane called the Vornado. Learn more about Ralph Odor and his…
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Flying Farmers & Farm and Home Week at OAMCIn 1944, with strong support from President Henry G. Bennett, the Oklahoma Flying Farmers organization was born on the OAMC campus as an association for farmers, both men and women, who owned and…
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Orange Reflection: Homecoming 2017OSU residence halls decorated their exteriors in celebration of Homecoming 2017: 'Herald Your Fame!'
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Bennett Hall: The finest and largest dormitory in the southeastThe five-unit dormitory set the standard for dormitories across the nation. Bennett Hall, the finest and largest dormitory in the southeast. Visit the University Archives history pin project at…
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Orange Reflection: Homecoming 2016OSU residential halls decorated their buildings in America's Brightest Orange for Homecoming 2016!
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Orange Reflection: Homecoming 2015The OSU campus is bathed in orange for with the help of OSU's residence halls, which compete in the annual Orange Reflection contest during Homecoming.
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ARCHIVES: Looking Back on the Tragic Plane Crash of OSU President Henry G. BennettJudge Thomas E. Bennett moved with his parents, two brothers and two sisters to Stillwater, Oklahoma, in 1928 when his father, Dr. Henry G. Bennett, became the President of Oklahoma A&M College.…
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ARCHIVES: President Bennett Saves Old CentralJudge Thomas E. Bennett moved with his parents, two brothers and two sisters to Stillwater, Oklahoma, in 1928 when his father, Dr. Henry G. Bennett, became the President of Oklahoma A&M College.…
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ARCHIVES: Remembering President Henry G. Bennett’s Campus HomeVera Alma Preston-Jaeger’s mother, Liberty Bennett Preston was the third child of Oklahoma State University President Henry G. Bennett and his wife, Vera. Vera Preston grew up in Stillwater and…
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ARCHIVES: The History Behind Murray Hall’s NameJudge Thomas E. Bennett moved with his parents, two brothers and two sisters to Stillwater, Oklahoma, in 1928 when his father, Dr. Henry G. Bennett, became the President of Oklahoma A&M College.…
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Orange Reflection: Homecoming 2014Each year, OSU residence halls celebrate "America's Greatest Homecoming Celebration" by decorating their buildings in America's Brightest Orange. Theta Pond is also line with…
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Checking Out For The SummerSarah McCall has important information you need to know before moving out of your campus housing for the summer....
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Stayin' Alive with David PetersOSU President Henry Bennett kept his 25 Year Plan alive despite the Great Depression, and even used an explosion to further his plan.
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