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1. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Caleson Coon, Editor-in-Chief

   B.O.B. hits pedestrian on The Strip (opens the original)

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   A pedestrian, who’s believed to be a student, was hit by a B.O.B. turning onto The Strip on Tuesday evening. Video from an anonymous YikYak user, shows footage of a pedestrian walking, to then being hit by the bus, while making a left turn from W University avenue onto Washington street. A sophomore finance major Langley Aman heard the crash while sitting on the porch of AGR when he heard “a big whack.” “So we walked out a little further, and then we saw a guy sitting in the middle of t

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2. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Caleson Coon, Editor-in-Chief

   79-year-old man mistakes a path for a roadway (opens the original)

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   A 79-year-old man mistook a path for a roadway and landed on the steps of Edmon Low library this afternoon. Louis, a freshman, said he was walking to class when he saw a car driving toward the top of the steps of the library as another guy waved to stop the car from going down the steps. “And then I ran, ask him for some help, but he didn’t seem fully cognitive of what was going on,” Louis said. “So, I came up to him, said ‘Hi, sir, do you need some help getting out of your car? He s

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3. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Caleson Coon, Editor-in-Chief

   Concern for humanity: Executives of AI address warnings to The United Nations Security Council (opens the original)

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   America's leading American Intelligence (AI) companies executives have sounded the alarm and have taken their call for regulation of the systems to global leaders, saying it is now a “concern for all of humanity.” OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and Hugging Face co-founder Clement Delangue, took their pleas for global intervention to the United Nations (UN) Security Council on Wednesday to address the dangers of AI, citing systems breaching protocol, acting autonomously and

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4. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · Caleson Coon, Editor-in-Chief

   OSU will not face $50,000 fine (opens the original)

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   Oklahoma State officials shared that OSU will not face a $50,000 fine after fans flooded the field following the Cowboys win on Saturday against Oregon. The announcement came from the Big 12, according to OSU, after University officials said Oregon’s team, Troopers and security personnel did everything to ensure people’s safety, therefore no penalty will be imposed. “The Big 12 did not fine Oklahoma State, because OSU did exactly what it was supposed to do during a field rushing situation

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5. Article · Sep 10, 2026 · Caleson Coon, Editor-in-Chief

   'The power of personal' (opens the original)

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   For Bryan Edwards, interim dean of Spears, it will be through “the power of personal” for the reflection of his leadership to students. Just weeks ago, President Jim Hess shared a leadership transition within the Spears School of Business, which has entailed Jim Payne stepping down from dean and Bryan Edwards being placed as interim dean. As Edwards begins to settle into this new role, he acknowledged the new strategic plan released by the university, and how Spears intends to prioritize th

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