Music these days is about...I'd say at least 50% crap.
Payne: You can have too many friends, but never too many benefits
Friends with benefits. Everyone has heard the saying.
After her major hit last year, new songs flow effortlessly, full of appeal
Her song was stuck in my head for a whole year.
The OU gospel choir has more than doubled in size since last year, with new faces at every meeting.
Students help local station to bring the campus and community together on game nights
KOFO is taking over radio broadcast of all OU athletic events this semester.
Payne: Our generation is on a time crunch despite summer freedom
So the new school year has begun and if you’re even half as observant as I am, you know what that means.
Students differ on economic impact for concert ticket prices, going to summer shows
Music lovers may soon see or have already seen an effect on their concert going frequencies due to the economy.
I used to like creature movies.
The OU theater department recently held auditions for their first two shows “Almost, Maine” and a musical, “Urinetown.”
McMahon brings old songs back, leaving memories at Uptown
To some people, a certain band or song symbolizes memories of a time in their life they can't forget.
Competitive spirit brings prizes for participants
You don't have to be 21 to gamble at OU.
Resident halls use creative tricks, hoaxes on friends, all in good fun
College dorm pranks can be common on college campuses.
The fall semester will bring changes for KTJO, OU's student run radio station.
Concert aimed at educating OU
Some artists choose music as an outlet to tell their stories.
Students produce, perform their own plays with different styles
Another writing-centered event is starting at Ottawa University, focusing on playwriting.
Musical show returns
I have always hoped that my life would someday be a musical.
Expect Inkblots & Brushstrokes next fall
The OU literary journal is returning with a new name.
College students are very important to her places of business Peach Madl said.
Home to hundreds of artists and studios
"If you do not support artists, there is no art." An ad placed in The Pitch for Support ArtsKC.org read.
Students weigh DVD viewing, buying options
There's more than one way to watch a movie.
OU Theater fills seats for latest production
Burr! Ottawa University was "Frozen" on March 4, 5, and 6 in the student commons.
Frazier showcases many talents
Lauren Frazier always dreamed of being a Disney princess.
Expansion is expected
The future plans of the Ottawa University choir is not just to solely recruit new faces, but implicate a mission to rebuild and restructure.
McMahon shares his struggles
Sometimes battles bring us strength, make us smile, and restore hope in what we love.
Free movie night gets students into theater
The best things in life are free.
Cameron’s new film a huge hit worldwide
The movie 'Avatar' has been nominated in nine categories for the 2010 Academy Awards.
‘Avatar’ becomes the iceberg that finally sinks ‘Titanic’s’ long standing record at the box office
James Cameron, director and mastermind of "Avatar" has once again successfully immersed the entire movie going population into a new cinematic world.
A concert series will soon be hitting the college campus.
Students find ways to love music, still have personal beliefs in OU Praise Band
Some students have found a way to combine what they love to do with their personal beliefs.
A packed day on the dino trail
No matter how old you get, there will always be that band that you’ll never get over.
“And that’s another three point shot for the OU Lady Braves!
The first Twilight movie grossed over $350 million at the Box Office.
Students take on directing
The OU theater department are finishing off the fall semester with a Directing Extravaganza.
Some students have found a way to combine what they love to do with their personal beliefs.
Fans wait in long lines to purchase ODST
When the Halo games first came out, they were hugely popular.
Adding, growing OU music
Music is a part of daily life; heard in cars, iPods, from rooms in residence halls and even while walking through Atkinson Hall.
Radio and broadcasting at Ottawa University is undergoing a transformation this year.
Eva Edmands and Lou Frydman were forced at an early age to survive in unsanitary conditions, hunger and the possibility of death, all because of their religion.
For a night to hang out with friends downtown or an inexpensive date in Ottawa, there are many options for students to choose from without having to travel out of town.
Students ink up to remember their friends, loved ones
Tattoos and piercings can be very personal; each can hold a meaning and memory.
The Ottawa University Orchestra is having its first concert Sunday.
Spirit, pride showcase through performances
With so much to watch at the football games, the pep band often may be overlooked.
New sound, new member
The Backstreet Boys are back with their new album titled “This Is Us.”.
The “Invention of Lying” is suppose to be a hilarious comedy based on the theme where people lived in an alternate reality where dishonesty did not take place.
With generation x sat squarely in front of the TV, ‘reality’ is still being brought to them through industry tycoons of NBC, MTV, FOX, CBS and ABC.
Brand New adapts sound
The musical titan that is Brand New have done it again with a new CD.
Sex, drugs, rock part of music, comedy satire
Margaret Cho is at it again, making people laugh until their faces hurt.
Bruce Willis, superhuman androids pack action movie
Bruce Willis in an action thriller with superhuman androids? Count me in.
Crumble under pressure
Fame, influence, fortune, expectations, paparazzi, fans, judgment, tabloids, pressure. These are all factors in a celebrity’s life.
Boys Like Girls album a dud.
Skills learned on stage
Music is in the air for OU Theatre.
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