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OSU plans on using wifi to assist in tracking contact tracing

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OSU to store employee and student location data for contact tracing ALEX SLOAN, NEWS EDITOR, @SLOAN_ALEX

According to Oklahoma State University’s reopening plan, student and employee location data will be kept by the university for up to 30 days to aid in contact tracing efforts.

The reopening plan

was announced on June 4, 2020, and is publicly available online.

“Leveraging existing campus technology, OSU has developed analytics to identify employee and student movement across the OSU campus via WiFi access points,” the website reads.

In addition to using

data from WiFi access points, the plan also specifies class schedules, ID card transactions, and housing and office assignments as data that will be leveraged to aid in contact tracing.

Also of importance is the data

that will not be stored.

According to the university’s website, no content data is, or will be collected from individual devices. The plan limits the distribution of this location data to University Health Services.

“This location data will be held in

cases as of August 7.

The same data reports a cumulative total of 569 known cases and 3 deaths in Stillwater so far.

The O’Colly will continue to look into this policy and surrounding issues, and this story will be updated as more information becomes available.

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extreme confidence and shared only with leadership of University Health Services (UHS) when cases arise for which location information is useful,” the website reads.

According to data from the Oklahoma State Department of Health, Stillwater had 61 active COVID-19

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2020 OSU football position breakdowns: Defensive line RYA N NOVOZIN S K Y, EDITOR I N C H IE F, @ RYANNOVO 6 2

Oh, how the tables have turned.

Last season there were many questions about OSU’s defensive line-- and for good reason. The group was incredibly inexperienced and very few people knew how they’d fare in Jim Knowles’ defense.

Well, they proved almost everyone wrong.

The d-line was one of the most talented groups last season and now with another year under their belt, they are coming in as one of the most complete position groups on the team. Here’s a breakdown of each starter: Tyler Lacy: Tyler Lacy, like most of the defensive linemen on OSU, is a rising star in the Big 12. At 6-foot-7, 276 pounds, he’s got a large frame for his position, but this is something he uses to his advantage. Based on strength alone, Lacy wins many battles at the line of scrimmage.

But when this is mixed in with his quick hands and strong balance, it lets him leverage most opponents he faces, maintain his gap responsibility and create many opportuniMONDAY, AUGUST 10, 2020

The defensive line is a stand out unit for OSU in 2020.

ties for linebackers to get sacks. If Lacy adds more speed and elusiveness to his game, you’ll see the redshirt sophomore’s name in many Big 12 awards this season.

Cameron Murray: When it comes to defensive tackles in the Big 12, Cameron Murray had an elite redshirt junior season-and he’ll do more of the same in 2020. His 30 tackles, 6.5 tackles for loss and four sacks

in 2019 are incredible stats for a defensive tackle. He did this by using a combination of hard-hitting initial contact, great gap control and a staunch ability to thwart offensive lineman off using his strength and agility.

Having these abilities lets him both stuff the run, fly through gaps and get to the backfield with ease. If this type of progression continues, Murray will be playing on Sundays

in the future.

Israel Antwine: Israel Antwine brings a wealth of knowledge, experience and talent to this year’s defensive line.

His huge, 6-foot-4, 294 pound frame makes him difficult to move, which is exactly what you want from someone in his role. He uses that to his advantage by maintaining his gap and doing his job on the line of scrimmage to record a large

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number of tackles.

In these gap contain scenarios, Antwine not only maintains leverage extremely well, he also gains ground and stops runs a yard or two behind the line of scrimmage. If you’re a running back who’s running through a hole near Antwine, you can expect him to stuff the run nine times out of 10. The interior duo of him and Murray will do damage against offenses this season.

Trace Ford:

How can you not love Trace Ford? The freshman-extraordinaire was one of the most exciting additions to the Cowboys defensive line last season and he’s only going to get better. Much, much better. He works his magic within milliseconds of the hike of the ball. Ford’s quickness off the ball is something you’d expect to see from a third-year starter and is one of the reasons for his success as edge rusher.

He doesn’t just throw off the offensive lineman using speed, he does it with a number of moves like spins, swims and an impressive club rip. Oh, and this is just when he’s at DE. Ford’s freak athleticism allows him to play a hybrid DE/LB role. While this isn’t uncommon in modern football, the way Ford excelled in this during his freshman year is something that every Cowboy fan should be optimistic about.

He can blast through gaps to apply pressure to the QB, drop back in pass coverage, swat any ball thrown at him and much more. You will see Ford’s name in the NFL one day and he will be the star of the defensive line this year.

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Horoscope

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Los Angeles Times Daily Crossword Puzzle Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Lewis

By Nancy Black Tribune Content Agency Todays Birthday (08/10/20). Physical performance blossoms this year. Consistent actions build the desired results. Career twists could surprise. A quiet summer inspires new dreams, energizing your physical health and fitness. Winter social changes motivate renewed focus on who and what you love. Energy blooms with care.

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 an 8 — Fantasy and reality could clash, regarding income. Lies and deception get revealed. Ponder the implications. Ignore rumors or gossip. Take the high road.

Taurus (April 20-May 20) — Today is a 9 — Adapt to surprises gracefully. A personal dream tempts. Don’t talk about it yet. Keep confidences and secrets. Keep building and watch for opportunities to advance.

Gemini (May 21-June 20) — Today is a 7 — Verify intuition with facts. Avoid chaos and noise. Consider your situation from a higher perspective. Take time to sit with things before making important decisions.

Cancer (June 21-July 22) — Today is a 7 — Postpone social gatherings or meetings. Adapt to communication breakdowns or limitations. Check out an interesting suggestion. Discover practical solutions through the grapevine.

Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — Today is an 8 — Take care of business, despite unforeseen circumstances of delays. Don’t try to force an outcome. Avoid gossip or rumors. Provide leadership.

Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Today is an 8 — Study your educational options.

Avoid travel or risky business. Mechanical or communication barriers or breakdowns could present delays or expense. Pursue a fascination.

Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) — Today is a 7 — Stay out of someone else’s argument. Wait for better conditions for financial discussions. Let go of a preconception with your partner. Keep your bargains.

Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) — Today is a 7 — Practice extra consideration with your partner. Irritations and distractions could disrupt things. Avoid gossip or arguments and focus on one shared goal at a time.

Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) — Today is a 7 — Change direction intuitively. Listen and observe your surroundings. Prioritize health and safety. Exercise and fresh air clear out mental cobwebs and energize body and spirit.

Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Today is a 7 — Words and actions could fall flat, especially with your partner and family. Apologize when appropriate. Clean messes and handle basics. Relax and take it easy.

Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — Today is a 7 — Household issues require attention.

Cleaning house could reveal a treasure. Don’t gamble or go shopping. Misunderstandings abound. Keep an open mind and heart.

Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) — Today is a 7 — Proceed with caution. Misinformation and misunderstandings seem rampant. To avoid conflicts and controversy, stay out of a heated discussion. Talk about what you love.

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Solution to Saturday’s puzzle

Complete the grid so each row, column and 3-by-3 box (in bold borders) contains every digit, 1 to 9.

For strategies on how to solve Sudoku, visit sudoku.org.uk

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ACROSS 1 Eyes, to a poet 5 Got together for lunch, say 10 Animal pouches 14 “Check this out!”

15 Big Apple restaurateur 16 Come again?

17 *Often-digital commentary for a museum tour 19 Tiny bit of matter 20 Italian scooter 21 Upper bod muscle 22 Fairway warning 23 *List of incoming and outgoing calls 27 “Indochine” Oscar nominee Catherine 30 __-mo replay 31 Country in a Beatles song 32 Wheel shaft 35 Second or sixth president 39 __ Bo: exercise method 40 *Sunday liquorbuying ban, e.g.

42 “I’m unimpressed” 43 State flower of New Mexico 45 Nostradamus, e.g.

46 Nevada slots spot 47 Add-__: extras 49 Fruit with milk 51 *Experience section in a résumé 55 Classic clown 56 Rainbow shape 57 “Holy smokes!”

61 Victor’s cry 62 Reserve twice in error, as an airline seat ... or a hint to the twopart answers to starred clues 65 Cat lives count, so they say 66 Occur as a result 67 Liking a lot 68 Bug spray ingredient 69 Flopping at a comedy club 70 Swerve

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DOWN 1 Norse royal name 2 Rakish sort 3 Physiques, briefly 4 Ship’s captain 5 Flavor-enhancing abbr.

6 Water in the Seine 7 Balderdash 8 Organ with milk 9 Jigsaw puzzle parts 10 “Surf” served with “turf” 11 Kristen Bell or Kristen Stewart 12 A major, for one 13 Vague amount 18 Waikiki’s island 24 Egg-shaped 25 Focal point 26 Lobster’s weapon 27 Responsibility 28 Jacob’s biblical twin 29 Tiny part of a min.

33 __ Scoresby, Lin-Manuel Miranda’s “His Dark Materials” role 34 Choose by ballot 36 Prayer ending

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37 File, Edit or Help 38 Jigger at the bar 40 Place for deposits 41 Suffix with buck 44 Small crown 46 Colorful mnemonic 48 Like a picnic area under a tree 50 Canadian native 51 Surprised cry 52 Endangered layer

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53 O. Henry hallmark 54 “Pardon me,” in Parma 55 Tie tightly 58 Top-of-the-line 59 Shower attention (on) 60 Hershey toffee bar 63 Hamburger holder 64 Relay race segment