Oklahoma State University - Redskin Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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The night was definitely not off to '21 great starthAt 7 p.111. rivhen the dOQrs opened, there were only a handful of people waiting to see Qheap 'lrick and Kings X Gallagher The Arena lOled iny hal f full when concert time came and no one in the audience looked too enthusiastic. KingstX took the stage first and had decidedly more energy than thQ crowd which was still, sit- ting after the first song: Kings Xtried very hard! Lwith a high energy per- change the lead singer 'asked NSo this is Still-' watei huh? RechVing ' geetioh muSt haVe WQerdH to get Stillwater Mitockzing FQr one ofAmer1ca' s top banlds story by Dana Pooh rs formance. After a guitar little tQ no 1esponse they just went on and: ina troduced their new single HGoldilox, doing the'beist with what they had. At ofie point they asked the CIOWd how they were doing and told them they were goingvito have a good; time. The power of sug- because by the end of their performance they had the crowd cheering. L starteit up again by 21st They were a true wa1'm-11p band in every sense of the phrase. When Cheap T1ick hit the qtage, it looked like Eskimo JQe 5 weekend all ovef' again; crowds everywhere, people screaming, and no way to escape. The inight had begu11 t0 tux 11 around The music was exploSive and the peifm mance ex- cellent. 1 The: most jmemorable events during the coneert werewthe rounds QT 0U Suckstl led by guitarist Rick Neilsen. Hetdialways ing, uWhat was. that i , Sparse Crowdi'Is' Cheat? Trick comment about OUZW The highl ights 0f the show came from songs of the past and present. RI Want YoueTo Want Mef one of Cheap Tricks first treleasesi and 21 Q1 song. received the most reaction from the crowd all night. .1 Alegrecent ffl, song HThe ,, Flarhe, touched the lau- ? dien'ce causing an reaction V of lighters everywhere. For a really big-time show, the St1llwate1 c10wd finally did pull through; I101 . aniaudience that couldtve been con- vinced to go elsewhere at the beginning, they came ' through Land Stayed at the Q endjfor threeencoyrwesz 'v STUDENT? LIFE :

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ti Mordecai, fashion was, a variety of self-yest t : iour can'lpusf 9 So many styles of, Fashion Flair OSU shows 1 To Junior Tom a concept of self-esteem. For OSU students, that was most likely true, and fashion was, as a result there was quite! t's true colors Stillwater, or, for that matter, Oklahoma, was behind the times fashion- ably. If fashion depends on onets self esteem, indij . Vidual style, and beliefs, how could we; go wrong? OSUQstudents Well- repfeii; t sented those ideas in their fashion choices. Hself-esteem were ap- parent on campus that junior Malinda Allinson went on to elaborate that ua Visual, statement of a person? .ndividual style thatzcoul' V ncludte their beliefs tog t 'VItts been said that 5mg- -. 'A - v. STUDENT LIFE photos by An tom'o Hansen to read the O'Colly.