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Festive-themed fun activities to do while shopping I m ani Jen nin gs Staff Reporter @ o c olly

It’s winter, and the holidays are quickly approaching, which means you might be doing a little shopping for family, friends or even yourself. Here are some activities to make your experience fun while you’re out shopping with family and friends.

Looking at Christmas Lights Taking a drive around nearby neighborhoods to look at Christmas lights can be one of the simplest activities to do but also the most rewarding. Seeing the festive work done on

homes is a fun experience for everyone. Go with a few friends or family members and spend time admiring the snowman inflatables, Santa inflatables and multicolored lights strung all over each home.

Ice Skating There are four ice skating rinks in the Oklahoma City area and one in the Tulsa area. It’s always good to try new things, and ice skating might be a fun experience if you’ve never been. If you’re new at this, bring someone you can hold on to while out on the ice.

Wear jeans, a scarf, hat, thick socks and gloves.

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Stop for Hot Chocolate or Coffee

Buy Items to Make Holiday Treats

Now that we’re in December, the temperature is much cooler, and an iced drink might not keep you warm. Take a trip to your local coffee shop, and enjoy a nice cup of hot cocoa or coffee if you want that extra caffeine.

Brainstorm Gifts for Family and Friends Spend the day with a family member or friend, and get a game plan together on gifts. Having an extra person around to discuss gift ideas with can help you come up with something original. Discuss what the

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Ice skating is a popular winter activity for groups of friends.

person in mind might want, and figure out what places sell the items.

Take Scenic or Group Photos The scenery outside looks beautiful this time of year. Take a break from

shopping, and capture the moment. Gather all your friends and family together to take cute photos that you can add to a scrapbook or holiday card. If you’re by yourself, get creative and take photos of the lights strung from buildings or nature shots of a wintry

Many people love cookies, brownies, cobblers and gingerbread houses. This is the perfect way to end your day full of waiting in long lines, dealing with crowds and fighting for deals. Go to your local grocery store or convenient store, and buy the ingredients you need to bake these delicious treats. Have friends or family members help you with the baking fun.

Imani Jennings is a multimedia journalism freshman from Tulsa. She can be reached at imani. jennings@okstate.edu.

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Gift ideas for that special someone this holiday season Imani Jen n in gs staff reporter @ ocolly

It can be difficult to look for a gift for your significant other.

You might start to wonder if it should be handmade or bought from the department store. Fear not. Here are some examples to get you started on the perfect gift idea for your girlfriend or boyfriend.

Perfume/Cologne To start off simple, find out your significant other’s favorite scents. It’s important to make sure you know what they like. It’s a gift sure to be used, and most retail stores will have a broad supply of

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options.

Gift Cards If your partner prefers to buy their own presents, a gift card is what they need.

There are a variety of options from fast food chains, popular clothing stores and even movie theaters. Place it in a regular holiday card, and wait for their surprise.

DIY Nothing says “I love you” like receiving a handmade gift. For example, you can make a scrapbook of your favorite photos throughout the year. Buy a mason jar and fill it with heartfelt notes or even handwritten letters for a romantic gesture. Apps

such as Pinterest and Etsy are good places to look for ideas.

buying concert tickets are a gift they wouldn’t forget.

You can go together or buy them an extra ticket to give to a friend or a family member.

Clothes/Shoes This might seem like a cliché gift to some of you, but clothing items including sweaters, graphic tees, boots, sneakers and fuzzy socks are still nice to have. There are multiple sales this time of year, so this is the perfect time to get your boyfriend or girlfriend that shirt they’ve been eyeing for months.

Jewelry You might think that jewelry is normally high in price, and that can be true, yet it’s still an elegant gift to surprise your partner

Cute Stocking Stuffers

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Kendra Scott jewelry on display at Pecks Lodge in Stillwater.

with. There are many types of rings, bracelets, necklaces, earrings and watches you can find at boutiques in town. You can choose different charms and gems to tailor the jewelry to their tastes. This is a gift that will

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never go out of style.

Concert Tickets Your loved one most likely has a favorite band or artist. If they are coming to your city or one near you,

Remember that gifts do not have to be expensive.

You can make your significant other a stocking that includes sunglasses, decorated mugs, phone cases, lip gloss, adorable pens, pencils, key chains, stuffed animals and more. It’s the thought that counts.

Imani Jennings is a multimedia journalism freshman from Tulsa. She can be reached at imani. jennings@okstate.edu.

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tech products

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4 deals on hot tech items this holiday season a dam luthe r city news editor @adamwlut h er

Apple iPad Pro (3rd Generation) The most capable tablet series on the market got even better when Apple announced the iPad Pro in late October.

The line has long been worthy of use in professional settings, but this model in particular shines thanks to its versatility. It contains an A12X processor that is more powerful than the MacBook Air at a comparable price and weight. The tablet pairs perfectly Apple’s Smart Keyboard and Pencil.

With developers creat-

ing full mobile versions of desktop apps, this device could be a worthy replacement for your laptop. (12.9 inch, 64GB: $1,149)

LG 55” 4K Ultra HD Smart OLED TV (2018 Model) This 4K-capable smart TV includes Google Assistant built in, allowing it to control multiple compatible devices in your home with your voice and the remote, including Amazon Alexa.

The television has ample HDMI and USB ports for connecting all of the aspects of your home theater. The 8.3 million pixels in the display allow it to represent

your iPhone with the Sonos system, allowing for higher quality audio transmission than a standard Bluetooth connection. The controls on the speaker are now completely touch-sensor based, eliminating buttons from the interface.

The device is available in black and white. ($499)

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The new iPad Pro is one of the hottest tech items this holiday season.

pictures sharper, with more depth and accurate colors. (55inch: $1,696) Sonos Play:5 The new and improved

speaker system is perfect for the audiophile on your shopping list.

With support for Apple AirPlay 2, it has never been easier to connect

Google Home Hub This smart home might be small in size, but it isn’t short on features. Like the LG Smart TV, this device includes Google Assistant, allowing you to control it with your voice, as well as the 7-inch touch display. It

is a useful device for the kitchen, allowing you to organize your calendar, view the weather and news or surf the internet for a recipe. YouTube, HBO, CBS All Access, Spotify, GooglePlay and other streaming apps can be accessed and played through the device. You can also use it to control other Google-compatible hardware throughout your home. The Home Hub is available in four colors: chalk, charcoal, aqua and sand. ($149) Adam Luther is a sports media junior from Lincoln, Rhode Island. He can be reached at news. ed@ocolly.com

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Holiday music

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The ultimate winter holiday music playlist Elli e Meler o Staff Reporter @ ele an or _ m el er o

One of the best parts of December is listening to holiday-themed music. It’s fun, cheerful and easy to sing along with. Here’s our ultimate holiday music playlist.

“The Chanukah Song” Adam Sandler (2002) Adam Sandler’s Chanukah song is an ode to Hanukkah as he relates his time growing up celebrating the holiday with his own fun spin.

“All I Want for Christmas is You” – Mariah Carey (1994) “All I Want for Christmas is You” is a holiday banger.

When this song comes on

the radio, even people who don’t like Christmas music start singing along. You can’t make a holiday music playlist without including it.

“Jingle Bell Rock” – George Strait (1999) The original 1957 Bobby Helms version is probably the best known version of this Christmas classic, but there’s just something about George Strait’s voice. You’re lying if you say you don’t want to get up and dance when you listen to this song.

“I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas” – Gayla Peevey (1953) This is one of those Christmas songs that people either love or hate. When the trumpets start playing at the

“Last Christmas” – Wham! (1986) Most Christmas songs have much more positive themes than heartbreak and betrayal, but it’s still impossible not to sing along to “Last Christmas.” Wham! had an instant hit with this one.

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One of the best parts of December is listening to holidaythemed music. It’s fun, cheerful and easy to sing along with.

beginning, the music will instantly perk you up.

“Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree” – Brenda Lee (1958)

Like “Jingle Bell Rock,” this is a song that makes you want to dance a little. Brenda Lee was only 13 when she recorded the song.

“Carol of the Bells” – Cimorelli (2014) If you were ever in a choir or band, you probably learned this song for a Christmas concert at some point. This is such a fun song to sing and listen to. There are so many different recordings of it, but Cimorelli’s is the best.

“You’re a Mean One, Mr. Grinch” – Thurl Ravenscroft (1966) We have Dr. Seuss to thank

for a lot of things, including this amazing song. It’s fun, catchy and wonderfully descriptive. There are a few different versions, but Thurl Ravenscroft’s deep voice is perfect for it.

“Little Drummer Boy” – Harry Simeone Chorale (1958) This is just one of those songs that just stays in your head all day after listening to it once. It’s wonderful and easy to sing along with.

Ellie Melero is a multimedia journalism sophomore from Leavenworth, Kansas. She can be reached at ellie.melero@ okstate.edu.

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How to decorate for winter on a budget Jac kie Elliot t staff reporter @ o colly

Winter is coming, and decorating for the holidays is a fantastic way to make your house feel like a festive home.

It does not have to be expensive. Whether you want a do-it-yourself (DIY) project or want to spend only five minutes decorating, you can make your house look and feel like the winter holidays without breaking the bank.

Winter holiday tree Winter holiday trees come in many shapes and sizes.

Popular trends for “alternative Christmas trees” feature trees made of recycled FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2018

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A wrath is a popular winter holiday decoration.

materials such as old pallets or burlap.

On the easier side, traditional Christmas trees also come in many shapes and sizes, and you can usually

use artificial Christmas trees for multiple years.

doors, windows or just about anywhere else, wreaths are a fantastic way to make your house look celebratory.

Wreaths are a popular DIY Christmas craft, as you can make them out of nearly anything, and they can be extremely unique. Form ribbon to ornaments, picture frames or wooden signs and begin wrapping the ribbon around whichever way you prefer based on how you want it to look. Wreaths are a good, cheap option to add some character to your house and an easy way to make it feel merrier.

Ornaments

Wreaths Whether they are hung on

Ornaments can be inexpensive but still look good.

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They are also a versatile option with endless decorating potential.

Probably the easiest things to do with ornaments is to hang them around the house, especially on chandeliers, in windows or in doors.

Making ornaments is also a fun DIY activity and can be a great way to brighten the house and the mood. They do not usually require a lot of materials and are a fun craft to create with friends at Christmas parties.

Ribbon Probably one of the most underrated decorating materials is ribbon. It can be easily bought in bulk, is cheap and can go on just

about anything.

Great places to decorate with ribbon include doors, cabinets and chairs. It can also make a great accent to other parts of everyday life.

Wrap it around candles or stairwells to accentuate different parts of the house.

Add it to your winter tree for extra flair.

Decorating for winter is fun because it can be as involved as you want it to be.

Spend less time and money stressing about decorating and use the extra energy to enjoy decking out your home.

Jackie Elliot is a agricultural communications junior from Newcastle. She can be reached at jackie.elliot@okstate.edu.

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A variety of Uggs shoes on display at Flynnagin’s Footwear on Perkins Road in Stillwater.

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Patagonia hats on display at Stillwater Summit on Seventh Avenue in Stillwater.

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A series of new Mac products on display at Best Buy on Perkins Road in Stillwater.

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A variety of soaps on display at J. Cole on Knoblock Street in Stillwater.

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Robert Henry to speak at OSU commencement

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WATCH LIVE ON Robert H. Henry — a former university president, federal appeals court judge, state attorney general and lawmaker — will be the commencement speaker at both Oklahoma State University undergraduate ceremonies Saturday, Dec. 15 at Gallagher-Iba Arena in Stillwater.

Henry will address approximately 1,800 OSU fall graduates, who will be led into the arena by the OSU Pipes & Drums Band and seated by college.“We are fortunate to have the honorable Robert Henry speak with our students,” said OSU President Burns Hargis. “He is the embodiment of success and an example of a true public servant who has served not only the state but also the nation.”

Henry earned his bachelor’s degree with high honors from the University of Oklahoma in 1974 and Juris Doctor from the University of Oklahoma College of Law in 1976. He will be presented an honorary doctorate of laws during the morning graduation.

He began a career in public service at age 23 in 1976. While still in law school, Henry was elected to the Oklahoma House of Representatives. He represented his hometown of Shawnee among others while serving for 10 years. He was elected attorney general of Oklahoma in 1986 and served until June 1991, when he became the dean of Oklahoma City University School of Law. In 1994, President Bill Clinton nominated Henry to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit. He was the chief judge from 2008-2010. During his time on the court, Henry was part of a six-member delegation led by Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor that represented the U.S. Judiciary at the Arab Judicial Forum. He was also a part of the U.S. Judicial Conference Committee on International Judicial Relations and was named chair in 2005 by Supreme Court Justice William Rehnquist.

Henry left the court and joined Oklahoma City University again, this time as president and CEO of the private school with roughly 3,700 students. He served in that role from July 2010 until retiring this June.

The graduate commencement ceremony and both undergraduate ceremonies at Gallagher-Iba Arena will be live streamed at OState.TV. GRADUATE CEREMONY – Friday, Dec. 14, 7 p.m.

MORNING UNDERGRADUATE CEREMONY – Saturday, Dec. 15, 10:30 a.m.

Find more information about commencement activities, including parking, at commencement.okstate.edu

Those attending Commencement should familiarize themselves with Gallagher-Iba Arena safety policies and procedures. Visit okla.st/gradsafety for more information.

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Smith, in-state wrestlers energized for season’s lone Bedlam dual sam lan e staff reporter @ sam_lan e 1 8

With only one shot at Bedlam, the Cowboys know they have to make the most of it.

Sunday will mark the 178th meeting between the Oklahoma State and Oklahoma wrestling teams when they face off at 12:30 p.m. in Gallagher-Iba Arena. It’s a series that the Cowboys lead 140-27-10.

Historically, OSU and OU competed against each other twice every season. The Cowboys’ dominance has continued, and the Sooners decided to bail on the double-dual tradition.

This is the second

year the teams are facing off once as opposed to twice. John Smith, OSU’s coach, said that his squad still has to take care of business with its one opportunity.

“They’re a lot better team this year,” Smith said. “We probably should have had two dual meets since they are a better team.

We have a couple of key matchups. At 141 pounds, (we have) Kaid Brock, and they’ve got a young stud, who I think they’ve got high hopes for. So you can look for a few key matches that probably will make a difference in rankings at the Big 12 tournament.”

The No. 3 Cowboys come in as heavy favor-

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Oklahoma State wrestling coach John Smith is no stranger when it comes to the Bedlam rivalry.

ites against their in-state rivals, but the intensity of the dual will exist regardless of rankings and predictions. Freshman Daton Fix credited the coaching staff and his teammates for the preparation needed for

such a big dual.

“I feel like I’m in the best room in the country every day, and I have the best coaches in the country,” Fix said. “I’m in the perfect position to get better as a wrestler, for sure.”

Some Cowboys have waited nearly their whole lives for this moment. Six of OSU’s 10 starters are from Oklahoma. Two of those are Fix, who is from Sand Springs, and freshman Kaden Gfeller, who is from Oklahoma City.

They will make their Bedlam debuts Sunday.

As a fan of the OSU wrestling team well before he was on it, Gfeller has fond memories of the series.

“I think I’ve been to almost every Bedlam dual since I was 6 years old.” Gfeller said. “So it’s going to be fun. I like big atmospheres. I love the crowd and getting people fired up, so I’m excited.”

Smith, a standout former Cowboy wrestler and arguably the Bedlam series’ most successful competitor at 13-0-1, recognizes how much this dual means.

“Those are some of the most exciting dual meets I’ve ever watched,” Smith said.

“It was really what sold me on wrestling, was Bedlam. My first experience at watching it here at Gallagher-Iba Arena, from that day on, I knew this is where I wanted to be and this is the sport I wanted to do.”

Sam Lane is a sports media sophomore from Oklahoma City. He can be reached at sam. lane@okstate.edu.

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‘The Grinch’ is a fresh rendition of a holiday favorite As hley Baker Staff Reporter @ o c olly

The holiday season is a time when people tend to revisit movies from the past. Illumination Entertainment recently remade a classic for people to add to their holiday movie marathons. “The Grinch” is the holiday remake fans have been waiting for.

“The Grinch” follows a grumpy creature who identifies as Grinch (Benedict Cumberbatch) and his dog, Max, as he plots to steal Christmas from the cheerful community of Whoville.

Narrated by Pharrell Williams in the typical rhyming pattern of famous author Dr. Seuss, the film tells the story of a green being who resides FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2018

on the isolated mountainside of Mount Crumpit with his dog Max. Although isolated yearround, the Grinch’s overlook of Whoville irritates him, especially during Christmastime.

The townspeople, the Whos, find the holiday to be the happiest time of the year. CindyLou’s mother Donna Who (Rashida Jones) and friends Groopert (Tristan O’Hare), Ozzy (Sam Lavagnino), Axl (Ramone Hamilton) and Izzy (Scarlett Estevez) join the young girl in celebrating the season.

Cindy-Lou’s (Cameron Seely) concern for an important family member drives her mission to meet Santa Claus on Christmas Eve, but the Grinch’s plan, set to take place the same night, is more mischievous.

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Benedict Cumberbatch voices the Grinch in the 2018 remake of the holiday classic.

Just as different mentalities separate the two characters, Dr. Seuss’ “The Grinch” and “How The Grinch Stole Christmas” have distinctly different plotlines involving the attitudes of the main character.

The Grinch is seen as mean and green in each film, but the

opposing side of his attitude shines through more in the most recent version of the movie.

He is shown as thoroughly sinister in the original animated film. Moviegoers see his softer side throughout his interactions with humans and animals in

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different instances in the newer movie. For example, he is seen as a harsh pet owner in the original film, but pet lovers will rejoice in the newest rendition in which the Grinch is appreciative of his loyal dog.

In addition to new attitudes, characters are introduced to the 2018 film, including animals and humans. A friendly, plump reindeer named Fred joins the Grinch throughout his plotting.

Mr. Bricklebaum (Kenan Thompson), who considers the Grinch to be his best friend, also accompanies a new set of characters in the film.

The animated film is stylized similarly to Illumination Entertainment’s “The Lorax” (2012), a movie also based on a children’s book written by Dr. Seuss, and a new soundtrack accompanies it. The soundtrack

features familiar holiday favorites including “Deck The Halls” by Jackie Wilson and “The Christmas Song (Merry Christmas to You)” by Nat King Cole. Tyler the Creator’s new tracks, including “I Am the Grinch” and a remix of “You’re A Mean One, Mr. Grinch,” arguably overshadow those holiday classics.

Audiences of all ages can look forward to reintroduced character dispositions, new characters and catchy songs to keep moviegoers captivated throughout the latest remake of the family-friendly animated holiday favorite.

Ashley Baker is a strategic communications senior from Jenks. She can be reached at ashley. baker15@okstate.edu.

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12/7/18

Solution to Thursday’s puzzle

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

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Today’s Birthday (12/07/18). Invent an inspiring dream for the next decade. Discipline with money earns high dividends.

Discover health and work revelations. A profitable winter supports your new educational direction. Shared accounts expand this summer, coming in personally handy. Prioritize physical, mental and spiritual wellness by following 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 an 8 -- Study with master teachers. Education, travels and exploration sprout under this Sagittarius New Moon. Consider new views and perspectives. Learn some fresh tricks.

Taurus (April 20-May 20) -- Today is a 9 -- Find creative ways to grow your family’s nest egg. A lucrative phase dawns with this New Moon. Launch a profitable initiative together. Collaborate.

Gemini (May 21-June 20) -- Today is a 7 -- Love is the bottom line. Support each other through change and transformation.

A partnership blossoms under this New Moon. Start a new chapter together.

Cancer (June 21-July 22) -- Today is an 8 -- Fresh energy floods your work, health and vitality under this Sagittarius New Moon. Nurture yourself before caring for others. Power into physical routines.

Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) -- Today is an 8 -- This New Moon sparks a family, fun and passion phase. A romantic relationship transforms. It’s all for love and love for all.

Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -- Today is an 8 -- Wrap your love around home and family. A new domestic phase arises with this New Moon. A seed planted long ago flowers. Connect together.

Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) -- Today is a 7 -- Adapt to unexpected news. Profit through communications. Breakthroughs arise in conversation under this Scorpio New Moon. Share gratitude and appreciation.

Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) -- Today is an 8 -- Use creative communications for sales and marketing under this New Moon. Step into new levels of prosperity. Begin a new financial chapter.

Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) -- Today is a 9 -- A new personal phase dawns with this New Moon in your sign. Take charge.

Take your talents, capacities and skills to new levels. Explore.

Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) -- Today is a 7 -- Insights, breakthroughs and revelations sparkle under this New Moon.

Discover something new about the past. Begin a philosophical, spiritual and mindful phase.

Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) -- Today is an 8 -- Take a group endeavor to new heights. Breakthroughs in friendship, social networks and community provide cause for celebration under the New Moon.

Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) -- Today is an 8 -- Develop a project from an idea to reality. Professional opportunities shine under this New Moon. Accept new responsibilities and prepare for an exciting project.

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