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Family farms continue to face drought as OK opens $2Mfund (opens the original)
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The Oklahoma Emergency Drought Committee voted on Sept. 22 to approve the release of $2 million worth of funds to drought affected agricultural producers throughout the state. Applications for the program through the Oklahoma Conservation Commission will open Oct. 5. The state has been in worsening drought conditions since July with areas in western Oklahoma being the most affected. Applicants will be processed on a first-come, first-serve basis and individuals deemed eligible for the program c
Family farms continue to face drought as OK opens $2M fund (opens the original)
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The Oklahoma Emergency Drought Committee voted on Sept. 22 to approve the release of $2 million dollars worth of funds to drought affected agricultural producers throughout the state. Applications for the program through the Oklahoma Conservation Commission will open Oct. 5. The state has been in worsening drought conditions since July with areas in western Oklahoma being the most affected. Applicants will be processed on a first-come, first-serve basis and individuals deemed eligible for the p
OSU Fire Protection Society Holds Ninth Annual 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb (opens the original)
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The ninth annual 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb took place early Saturday morning in Boone Pickens Stadium to honor the twenty-fifth anniversary of the September 11 attacks. Underneath an overcast sky and sporadic rain, participants, made up of alumni, students, first responders and others, completed the equivalent of 110 flights of stairs; the number of floors in both the North and South Towers. Over 343 FDNY firemen were lost in the rescue efforts at the World Trade Center on the morning of Septemb
'The Only World I’ve Known' (opens the original)
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One by one, each block was carefully placed on top of the other until the structure was complete. It was however, never meant to actually stand, nor would it for much longer. The mass of wood blocks came crashing down on account of a toy plane being swung into it. That is when my parents decided that I had seen enough T.V. It was only a day or two after the Sept. 11 attacks and being only a toddler, I had begun to process the images of carnage the only way I knew how. Smoke and fighter jets fil
Flooding greets Morsani-Smith Hall residents (opens the original)
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On Aug. 9, students moving were greeted with brown water gushing from the ceiling of their forms at Morsani-Smith Hall. As early as noon on Aug. 9, students and their families had noticed water coming from the second floor laundry room of the Smith wing, which caused many to submit maintenance requests. After hours of no response, students began to call Housing and Residential Life and finally were told that a plumber would be dispatched. It would not be for another three and a half hours, at
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