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Commercial flights coming to Stillwater in August

news American Airlines, City of Stillwater and OSU to announce service to Dallas on Friday.

Stetson P ay n e News E d i to r

American Airlines’ connection service, Envoy Air Inc., will begin regular commercial flights servicing Stillwater Regional Airport beginning Aug. 26. There will be two flights daily connecting Stillwater with American Airlines’ hub at the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, a source with direct knowledge of the flights said. The aircraft will be an Embraer ERJ-145 branded as American Eagle, operated by Envoy Air, and would seat up to 50 passengers in an economy configuration, the source said. The service is expected to

hunter hutchens/O’COLLY Stillwater Regional Airport will begin service to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport starting in August. Passengers will be able to book flights starting Saturday, and the planes will seat up to 50 people.

be similar to an Envoy Air connection from Dallas to Manhattan, Kansas. Prices are expected to be similar to

the airline’s connection service from Fort Smith, Arkansas, to Dallas, at about $275, according to Kayak.com.

Passengers can book flights beginning Saturday. Flight times for planes departing Stillwater each day

are 6:55 a.m. and 2:35 p.m., the source said. Departing flights from Dallas are at 12:46 p.m. and 7:11 p.m. The flights are projected to take an hour and 15 minutes. Although there are no plans to expand, any extra flights will depend on the flights’ popularity in their first six months, the source said. The City of Stillwater, American Airlines and Oklahoma State University announced a press conference scheduled at 2:30 p.m. Friday at Stillwater Regional Airport, according to a media release. Speakers listed on the release include Governor Mary Fallin, Sen. James Inhofe, Rep. Frank Lucas, Mayor Gina Noble, OSU President Burns Hargis and American Airlines representatives. Noble wouldn’t confirm the information but said to “expect good news” at the press conference Friday. Follow stetson: @ s t e t s o n _ _ pay n e

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OSU Greek community up for awards at national conference

news Six of the past seven years, OSU has won the conference’s award for most outstanding council.

Riley Medill Staff Re p o rt e r

The Oklahoma State University Greek community boasts an award-winning tradition, and it has the hardware to back it up. Trophies and plaques adorn the walls in the Fraternity and Sorority Affairs offices in the Student Union, and this weekend, OSU will seek to add to the collection. Thirty-two representatives from the Greek community left for Indianapolis on Wednesday to attend the annual Association of Fraternal Leadership and Values Central Conference, which hosts universities from around the U.S. The conference is a four-day event that includes a variety of seminars and guest speakers and culminates in the Recognition Banquet on Saturday night. These awards have significant value to OSU’s Greek community,

Ival Gregory, manager of F&SA at OSU, said. “It’s important to me for many reasons,” Gregory said. “It allows me to use the tagline ... ‘OSU’s award-winning Greek community.’ “I know for a fact that there are parents that send their students to OSU to be a part of OSU’s Greek community, and these (awards) only help that institution.” The awards at the conference range in eight categories from recruitment and academic achievement to public relations and philanthropy. OSU has had tremendous success in recent years at AFLV Central, something the current group of students and faculty want to maintain. Ann Reightler is the coordinator of F&SA at OSU and an AFLV award winner. Reightler won the Sutherland award, given to the most outstanding council, both as an undergraduate at Virginia Tech and as a faculty member at OSU. “Six of the past seven years, Oklahoma State has won the (Sutherland) award,” Reightler said. “And the one year they didn’t was when I won at Virginia Tech.” At the 2015 conference, Gregory won the Stephen B. Dealph Award, which is given to an

outstanding fraternity or sorority professional. Students must nominate their adviser for the adviser to win the award. Reightler said as much as Gregory tries to downplay the award, it’s significant for OSU. “It’s huge that he won it out of every organization that was there,” Reightler said. “He was competing against a lot of people, and it was awesome to see. “The fact that students have to submit the nominations was just a great sign for him.” These awards are important to the Greek community because they shine light on the success the organizations are having, Reightler said. “When positive things are displayed it really helps to show the good work that the organizations do in the community,” Reightler said. For the students at this weekend’s event, the previous years’ successes have left the Greek community with high expectations. Emma Stamps, a sports media sophomore, is the public relations officer for OSU’s Panhellenic Executive Council. This is Stamps’ first trip to the conference, but she’s well aware of the Greek community’s reputation for

OkSUPanhellenic/twitter OSU Greek Life representatives sit at Association of Fraternal Leadership and Values Conference in Indianapolis. Thirty-two made the trip.

success. “Because they won so many awards last year, everyone has high expectations,” Stamps said. Despite where the bar has been set, Stamps is confident OSU’s Greek community will perform well again, she said. “I think the chances are pretty good,” Stamps said. “We have a pretty good track record.” Reightler shares Stamps’ confidence for this year’s conference, she said. She was one of the judges at last year’s AFLV conference,

and that experience has given her an idea of what to expect from the competition. “I have great hopes,” Reightler said. “I think we’ll have a great chance this year. We just don’t know what other universities are doing. “It’s something that we can’t get complacent on, so we’re always striving to do better.” F o l l o w o c o l ly : @ o c o l ly

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It was a turning point. It was a surprise. It was Bedlam. Oklahoma State wrestler Kaid Brock took down defending national champion Cody Brewer, flipped him over and pinned him in 42 seconds in his collegiate debut. The Cowboy bench erupted. Oklahoma fans sat silently as they watched OSU thump the Sooners 37-3 in the first Bedlam matchup of the season Dec. 13 in Norman. Brock is out of the Cowboy lineup for the season with a right knee injury, but he ignited the Cowboys for the rest of the year in his debut. After starting the season 2-2, Bedlam placed OSU back in national title contention. “That gave us some confidence,” OSU 165-pounder Alex Dieringer said. “It really started our season up I feel like. It was good to have that match, and we’ll use that one to our advantage for sure.” Since the Bedlam victory, the Cowboys are riding a six-dual win streak and FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2016

have jumped five spots to No. 4 in the rankings. Five of those victories were against top-20 opponents, and OSU has lost more than one match on two occasions. The Cowboys have a target on their back, and OU will look for revenge Friday night in GallagherIba Arena. “Bedlam, it seems like something happens all the time and it kind of triggers a level of motivation where your guys wrestle better,” OSU coach John Smith said. “That last one with Kaid Brock with the pin really gave us a boost. I’m looking for something similar to that. “Bedlam’s an exciting time. It’s exciting to be a part of it, and you want good memories because they last a long time.” Some OSU wrestlers have longer Bedlam memories than others. Four Cowboys in OSU’s projected lineup are Oklahoma natives and grew up watching the rivalry. Gary Wayne Harding, Joe Smith, Kyle Crutchmer and Nolan Boyd will represent the state in Bedlam for the Cowboys. Crutchmer, a Tulsa native, was raised a Sooner fan and attended Bedlam duals with his family. He grew up hating orange because his grandfather played football at OU. Crutchmer now wears that same orange with pride after Smith converted him during the recruiting process.

“Ironically, I originally wanted to go to OU, but when John Smith walked into my house I was star struck, and from that point on I saw myself in orange,” Crutchmer said. “(Bedlam) is a big match. It’s between two rivals. Bedlam started through wrestling. It’s a big deal.” F o l l o w D E K O TA : @ D E K O TA G R E G O R Y

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OSU ATHLETICS OSU wrestlers cheer after Kaid Brock defeated OU’s Cody Brewer on Dec. 13 in Norman. The Cowboys are looking for a sweep of the Sooners at 7 p.m. Friday in Stillwater.

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In addition to health benefits, Oklahoma State University provides wellness programs valued at more than $2.7 million annually for full time employees. The programs are provided through Human Resources and the Department of Wellness. All of these programs and resources support the university’s initiative of being “America’s Healthiest Campus.”

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CARTER DEDICATES WELLNESS CENTER 1. Get 20 – 30 grams or 3 – 4 ounces of lean protein per meal. 2. Eat when hungry and avoid distractions. 3. Watch portion sizes of carbohydrates. 4. Drink water and add fruits and veggies. 5. Go to Choosemyplate.gov for nutrition tips.

1. Don’t overdo it and start slowly. 2. Set goals and track your progress.

dedication and ribbon cutting for the OSU Seretean Wellness Center on

3. Try out different activities and add variety to your workouts.

Seretean, class of 1949, the groundbreaking for the new center had been

December 6, 1990. With funding provided by a major gift from M.B. “Bud”

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Run Rabbit Run - Sat., March 26 (all ages) Walk, run or hop 1-mile through campus followed by field day activities

Guidance Resources Online Pete’s Pet Posse

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Well OnTarget 2016 online applications are now open for Certified Healthy Departments. To apply, visit: AmericasHealthiestCampus.com Deadline for submission is March 11.

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Big 12 baseball coaches voted Oklahoma State to finish second in the conference in the preseason poll released Thursday. The Cowboys joined TCU and Texas as teams to receive three first-place votes in the poll. The Horned Frogs, who won the Big 12 regular season a year ago, finished with 57 points, two ahead of OSU and four ahead of the third-place Longhorns. The two-point differential between the top two teams in the preseason poll is tied for the smallest in Big 12 history, while this is the first time three or more teams have received multiple firstplace votes. The Cowboys finished 38-20 last season, ending their season in the Stillwater Regional after losses to Arkansas and St. John’s. OSU opens the 2016 season against University of Texas, Arlington on Feb. 19 in Arlington, Texas, as part of the UTA Tournament before its home opener on March 1 at Allie P. Reynolds Stadium on against Incarnate Word. F O L L O W O C O L LY : @ O C O L LY s p o r t s FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2016

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Today’s Birthday (02/05/16). Teamwork beats stiff competition this year. Profitable new opportunities bloom (after 3/8), inspiring new adventures (after 3/23). A two-year exploration phase (after 9/9) includes travels, studies and discovery. A windfall (after 9/1) shifts your financial priorities (after 9/16). Network and collaborate for love. To get the advantage, check the day’s rating: 10 is the easiest day, 0 the most challenging. Aries (March 21-April 19) -- Today is a 9 -- Take new territory. There’s a professional test. Advance by creating harmony where there was none. Focus closely and intentionally. New income is possible, or a delightful discovery. Follow your grandmother’s advice and win. Taurus (April 20-May 20) -- Today is a 9 -- Where do you want to go? Make long-term plans and reservations to your budget. Save up. Research for value. Sort out your resources. You have more than expected. Set it up so you can explore. Gemini (May 21-June 20) -- Today is a 9 -- Discuss shared finances. Set priorities and strategize. Figure out the budget for desired changes. Act on a passionate impulse. Close a deal or sign papers. Make sure the numbers balance. Enjoy a private moment. Cancer (June 21-July 22) -- Today is an 8 -- Work with a partner. Compromise and negotiate to refine the plan. Don’t be afraid if you don’t know how. Start a new phase in your relationship. Listen graciously. Speak your heart. Take turns. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) -- Today is a 9 -- Get moving! Work is especially busy, and demand is on the rise. A profitable opportunity requires quick action. Do what you love. Share your talents. Put creativity into your work and it pays. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -- Today is an 8 -- Someone nearby sure looks good. Enjoy the game, without expensive risks. Let your sweetheart set the schedule. Create harmony by listening for it. You’re developing a new perspective. Choose family. Play together. Make beautiful music. Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) -- Today is a 7 -- Make changes at home. Upgrades improve family comfort and harmony. Make an amazing discovery about someone you thought you knew. Dig and uncover surprises. The more you learn, the less you know. Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) -- Today is an 8 -- Your concentration is especially keen. Study and learn. Read, write and publish. Speak out for an unexpected bonus. Track your earnings, to increase them. Make long-term plans, truing your course toward passion and compassion. Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) -- Today is a 9 -- Take advantage of a profitable opportunity. Track numbers as you go. Break through to the next level. Someone’s inspired. Your greatest strength is love. Blend it into your work and it pays. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) -- Today is a 9 -- You can make it happen. Take control. Plan out steps and prioritize. Challenge assumptions. Try a different power tactic. Make a personal change. Give up something. Follow a hunch. Discover a new side of yourself. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) -- Today is a 6 -- The mood seems pensive. Pay attention to dreams. Enjoy peace and quiet. Travel is better another day. Share your brilliant idea with someone trusted. Success comes through diversity. Make long-term plans for prosperity and health. Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) -- Today is an 8 -- Group and community projects combine fun with productivity. Cooperation sends things farther, faster. Your team is hot. A professional opportunity arises in your network. Advance your career by assuming responsibility. Get expert support.

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