“When a film gets submitted, most of the crew gets invited to go to the whole festival and watch other films and their film,” senior Kasey Engle said. “It’s a good place to network and meet other people in the industry and make connections.”
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“I got to perform it with one of my best friends,” Allen said. “It was just fun, because we can make people laugh, and that’s what I like to go for. “I thought the tour was really nice, because we got to enjoy getting closer to each other. We got to spend a lot of quality time with each other, which was fun.”
Students can vote for next year's SGA executives in the student center tomorrow and Thursday.
“I wanted to be able to find a way to provide that for myself and all students who are going to come after me, so we can really bolster our pre-law program and give the students one more thing to attract them to OC and build their skills while they’re here,” Smith said.
“My image of Christianity has always been based on the conservative Oklahoman Christianity,” Clements said. “It’s just an important reminder that we do have these brothers and sisters in Christ throughout the world. They have their own culture, but they’re doing the same thing and sharing Jesus’ love with others.”
“All I can say is wow—it is hard to put into words,” Iota Spring Sing Director Jourdan Bruce said. “Knowing that we won first on the 50th year of Spring Sing and our 10th year as a club is a crazy thought, but then again, we put in so much work and so much time to make this possible. Being back-to-back champions feels amazing because we achieved our goal for our club.”
“It has been challenging to determine which college I should be going to after I graduate in the future,” Hagood said. “Since I have family at OC, I thought attending Spring Visit would be a good experience. I am excited to look around the campus again, seeing what all OC has to offer and to meet some other people my age who might someday be my classmates.”
“All of us should lead and live as if our legacy depends upon it, because it does,” Grande said. “Ronald Reagan isn’t remembered all of these years later because he’s gone. He’s remembered for how he lived. His legacy was written every day he came through the office and every time he stepped into the world.”