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LettersOur mailbox was chock full of letters this go round. Did yours make the cut this time? You’ll just have to turn the page and find out. Oh, the intrigue ...

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Inside

On the Scene

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August 9, 2011 • Issue 11 • Volume 8

From the CouchThere are three things we all know (including JDM): football season is on the horizon, the Sooners are preseason favorites and there’s only one Oklahoma. Boomer!

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On the CoverAdmit it, you’ve missed this place. Welcome back to the funhouse, crazies.

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SportsMore football. Will Jimmy Stevens continue to improve his kicking abilities, and who will replace that somersaulting running back named DeMarco Murray?

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End NotesYou’ll find the standards: extremely difficult crossword, hilarious numbers that may or may not be true and the next issue’s date. We really shouldn’t have to break it down for you.

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RomanceFinally we got some juicy letters from our dear readers. Elizabeth doles out her world-famous relationship advice to all those in need.

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7 Music

Four girls, four bedrooms and two bathrooms. Sounds like the stuff dreams are made of, right? Add in a sweet unfinished garage that’s a prime party spot, and you’ve got the perfect weekend party cocktail.

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Inquiring Minds Want to KnowI noticed there wasn’t an issue last month so I guess this wouldn’t be the best time to talk about Jazz in June. But you guys haven’t been around this summer so I’ll just ask you how the music festivals have been?

– JW

I have to say you all did a good job of calling us out over the last couple weeks, but I would expect nothing less! Also, like I would never leave you hanging over hangovers, I would never fo it over a music festival. Even though that would be a pretty fair excuse if you ask me. What can I say? I have a servant’s heart.

– JM. . .

THIS is Oklahoma Football!We’re so close to football! I hope your break this past month has you all recharged and ready for it!

– Sarah

You better believe it. See, that’s the real reason we took the time off. It’s just been so long since we fair, Sooner fans have had this type of momentum going into the season. How do we steel ourselves against it?

– JM. . .

Bevo BarbecueI don’t know if the NFL lockout got me way more focused on college football or what, but it happened. If there is anything we can do to ensure a season without a self-esteem crushing defeat that would be great. Suggestions?

– Jimmy

Well, we could probably take it less seriously, but that would

be stupid. If we need to sacrifice a Longhorn and feast from it’s delicious steaks and burgers then that’s cool too. Ideas man, right here.

– JM

Letters

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From the Couch

A ugust is here, and with it comes the unbearable Oklahoma heat – oh wait, we’ve had that since June.

Days and days of 100 degree-plus weather, and I don’t know about you, but I’m going crazy from being cooped up inside. I had planned a fun, suntanned summer by the pool or at the lake, but it’s too hot to walk out to the car just to get to either of those places. (I considered getting a cheap plastic kiddie pool, but never followed through.) “It’s too hot to do this,” and “It’s too hot

to do that,” is all you hear these days, and it’s true. Will we ever enjoy days below 100 degrees

again? The answer is yes. It’s called Okla-homa winter. We’ll love the ice and cold … for the first 30 days.

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Chug! Chug! Chug!

I’m as excited for this year’s OU football intro video as I’ve ever been.With our high preseason ranking and the

plethora of stars we have coming back, the video should be a feast for the eyes.One of my favorite nuances of the intro video is

when the opposing team’s fans are glued to the screen like all the rest of us. The funniest to watch by far were the UConn fans at the Fiesta Bowl. I think they finally realized what major Division I football looks like. And, it’s not just a lone Husky leading the team onto the field.

I also love seeing all the former players come back and be a part of the video. The Sooners have as

much or more football tradition than any other school and seeing the

old guys is a big part of what makes OU the football monster we know and love.And hopefully this is one of

those years we can feed said monster with a national champi-

onship.I can’t wait.Enjoy the issue.

There’s Only One

Beyonce4

>> While certainly no new-comer to the industry, Beyonce only has four albums, as her new record suggests. That’s not counting her older work with Destiny’s Child, however.

Further progressing the style of 2008’s I Am… Sasha Fierce, Beyonce’s newest album, 4, is a more mature-sounding record than most other pop out there today, both musically and lyri-cally.

The sounds on 4 are quite a jump from “Single Ladies.” Most of the material here seems to be constructed to be a part of an album than a collection of radio-ready singles.

It works nicely. —released June 24, 2011

F**ked UpDavid Comes to Life

>> Toronto’s F**ked Up, a genre-bending hardcore group, recently released their third proper full-length al-bum, amidst many assorted EPs and 7”s.

David Comes to Life is a self-described rock opera. The whole album, at 78 minutes long, is separated into four acts, and tells a story about a boy meeting a girl.

While it sounds strange, it is, but it works great.

The band has always been very creative in their produc-tions, layering guitars over guitars and making the sound huge. This is more than just a hardcore album, which is probably what they were striv-ing toward.

—released June 6, 2011

Curren$yWeekend At Burnie’s

>> Curren$y is one of the hardest working rappers. Since 2009, he has released six studio albums, and ten full mix tapes since 2006.

Curren$y doesn’t rely on a catchy chorus to tie his verses together. Many of the songs on Weekend At Burnie’s don’t feature anything you would call a chorus at all. Instead, it’s all about his verses.

The production on the album is influenced by classic hip- hop and is much jazzier than radio rap. This helps separate Curren$y and give his music some style. Weekend At Burnie’s is similar to what he’s done be-fore, but is still worth a listen.

—released June 28, 2011

Bon Iver traded the woods for a studio while making their follow-up album, Bon Iver.

Stuck in My Headw/Matt Parker

Weekend LivingBeyonce shows her maturity, Canadian band F**ked Up gives listeners substance behind their hardcore sound and Curren$y stands out.

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A Bigger Package

F ew things get more “indie cred” than living in isolation for months in the woods and recording a debut album. Perhaps that’s a reason Bon Iver was one of the biggest breakout successes of

2008. Right now is also a really popular time for the indie bearded mountaineers (Fleet Foxes, Mumford & Sons, Band of Horses, Iron & Wine etc.), so they’ve got that going for them as well.

Coming off an extraordinary first couple of years, Bon Iver has already played at several of the biggest music festivals in the world, headlined several tours and more recently, at the end of 2010, worked with Kanye West on a couple of tracks for his recent album My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.

Bon Iver, the second full-length album by the group, is a perfect follow-up to one of the most loved records of the past couple of years, For Emma, Forever Ago.

Justin Vernon, the group’s founding member, has done what so many others can’t do on a second album: build upon the previous material without copying it. While For Emma is a very lonely, desolate album, consisting of just Vernon for the majority, Bon Iver is a swift departure from that. The sound didn’t come out of nowhere, however. The band’s follow-up EP to For Emma, titled Blood Bank, hinted at this new direction.

What’s interesting about the new record is how it doesn’t compromise the Bon Iver aesthetic while at the same time introduces many new textures to their sound.

The new sounds, consisting of keyboards, horns and percussion, add a depth to his music that wasn’t present before. This decision never detracts from the music. On paper, it’s kind of a risky move to change a sound that was already widely beloved by the fans,

but when listening to it, it’s remarkable how the same intimate feeling of For Emma is retained throughout Bon Iver, even with all the new sounds.

One thing that hasn’t changed is Justin Vernon’s singing. If you’re a fan of his falsetto, chances are you will love Bon Iver. Primarily staying up in the higher registers, Vernon’s voice complements the lush arrangements nicely. Many of the songs may give you the feeling you’ve heard them before, but in a positive way. Meaning, the intimate feel that exudes through-out Bon Iver’s music makes the songs feel almost like you’re sitting around a campfire with him, rather than rewriting conventional songs.

One of the record’s standout tracks is “Holocene,” a song that would have fit in on either of the past two records, and it would have been one of the best there too. Few artists can convey as much emotion in a five- minute song as Bon Iver can, and “Holocene” proves it.

Another standout is the first single, “Calgary,” already played on The Colbert Report and Late Night With Jimmy Fallon.

Justin Vernon is no stranger to the Auto-Tune sensa-tion, but it’s an unlikely tool to be used by a folk musi-cian. One of the songs on Bon Iver showcases Vernon’s unique take on the software. Rather than correct lazy singing, Justin Vernon uses it to make his voice more like a keyboard, making it sound bigger.

The last track, “Beth/Rest,” is easily the most unique song in the Bon Iver catalog. It starts like a cheesy 80s ballad only to progress into something unique and inspired, despite its unusual first impression.

Overall, Bon Iver is an outstanding follow-up to an outstanding debut.

by MattParkerMusic

>> Jam it out, brotha man.

Romance by ElizabethAtherton

Jane the ComplainerDear Elizabeth,My girlfriend and I have been together almost a year and she complains all the time. I love her, but the complaining has to stop. It doesn’t matter where we are or what we’re doing, she can always find something to bitch about. I can’t do anything without her constant nagging. How do I handle this situation?

- JW

Dear JW,Wow, sounds like your life is really fun right now.

There are a few ways this could’ve happened to your relation-ship. I’m assuming you started out acting one way and then slowly degenerated back into your selfish ways. Or maybe you two have become so close that she doesn’t feel the need to hold back any critiques.

The way I see it you only have three options: 1) Have a serious talk with the girl and tell her she can stop complaining all the time, or soon she’ll be complaining to no one; 2) Don’t have a talk with her and leave anyway; or 3) Put up with it and say goodbye to the manly parts she has her grip on. Forever.

... But Doesn’t Every Guy?Dear Elizabeth,So, I recently started dating this guy. He’s really great, but it

turns out he watches porn. I don’t know specifics, but when I was over there looking for a movie to watch, I accidently stumbled upon his stash. I don’t think he knows I saw it, but I’m creeped out and could use some help on whether to end this potential relationship or not.

- Hannah

Dear Hannah,Whoa, whoa, whoa! I’m going to have to take a second and calm down.

I mean, really, did you find a drawer of porn or a dresser of porn? Your e-mail makes it sound like a dresser.

It sounds like you guys are a new thing so, if you just stumbled on his stash you have to remmeber that it’s not like he’s asked you to make a porno. It’s not like he’s stopped a din-ner date to go home and watch some porn. Or has he?

In my opinon, this all seems pretty harmless as long as it’s not an addiction. And I feel like if you saw any sign of addiction to porn, you would have included it in the e-mail. For all you know the porn collection isn’t even his. But really, I’d settle down.

One thing that might be a little odd is that most guys usually use the internet these days. So someone that has a tangible collection is a bit more into it than others, but again, hopefully it’s just a drawer full, not a dresser. If it is a dresser full of porn, maybe it’s time for him to answer some questions.

Give Me the Best You’ve GotDear Elizabeth,I’m planning to ask a girl out, but I’m really nervous. What’s the best way to approach her? And, I really want to impress this girl, so I need some good first date ideas.

- M

Dear M,I think it’s great that you actually care enough about this girl to write in. So here we go. A good first date around Norman could be anything! What does she like to do? What do you like to do? When you have answers to those questions, try to bring them together for the ultimate first date.

Utilize the summer weather. Maybe ask her to go to the pool with you one day. Bring your favorite cocktail or play it safe with margarita mix and lay out together. If you don’t think she’ll dig that, maybe go rent a dog for a day, or take her to one of the many museums here or in OKC. The options are endless!

As for getting her to go on a date with you, well I can’t work magic. However, my best advice would be that you should get her on the phone and ask her to go do something with you. What’s the worst that could happen? She says no? If that does end up being the case, there will always be another one.

He’s Not Ready for Your JellyDear Elizabeth,A guy I’m dating won’t sleep with me because of his last relationship. Apparently he now thinks that having sex before both parties are ready ruins a relationship. The problem is, we’ve been together for seven months and I’m starting to think he’s not attracted to me.

I need some help. Things are getting weird. - Rhonda

Dear Rhonda,I have to kind of agree with your guy. I don’t preach abstinence, but maybe waiting is a good thing. At least you know he’s not in it for the sex. However, it sounds like his last relationship might have really screwed him up. You need to gain his trust, and the best way to do that is through patience.

However, if a month or so has gone by without him address-ing this issue, I’d have a serious conversation. If he can’t get over his last girlfriend, then I’d find someone who doesn’t have a problem making you feel wanted.

Dear AddisonReaders write in with a myriad of romance problems. If you were too shy to send a letter, maybe someone with your same problem wasn’t.

Ask ElizabethIf you’d like to use Boyd Street’s

resident romance columnist as a sounding board for your

relationship conundrums, e-mail Elizabeth Atherton at [email protected]

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Speaking of Sports By AlEschbach

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Who would have ever guessed?

Did you notice this summer when the watch list was released for the Groza Award who was among the candidates? Yes, it was none other than Jimmy Stevens.

Some may ask, what is the Groza Award? Well it’s given out every year to the top kicker in college football. Again who would have thought Stevens would be considered one of the top place-kickers in the country?

Going into last season just about everyone thought the biggest weakness on the Sooner team was in the place-kicking department. The year before that it became sort of a comedy act. Bob Stoops was trying kicker after kicker and none were very good, including Stevens.

Then last year before the season ever got going, Stoops offered an invitation to any stu-dent who could kick. There would be an open tryout. That’s just how worried the Sooners were about being able to connect on field goals.

Stevens finally won the job. And he was extremely consistent. No, he doesn’t have the strongest of legs. You’re not going to see him trot onto the field and try a 50-yarder. Not happening. But he did kick a couple that traveled 42 yards.

He became automatic in kicking extra points. Again, the two previous seasons that was a total adventure. And he was very consistent kicking from inside the 40. All that will be asked of him this year is to remain consistent and be able to hit a field goal in a critical situation . . .

There’s going to be a lot of intrigue as to what player will become the feature running back for the Sooners this year. Twelve months ago everyone would have been putting a lot of money on Roy Finch. Players were raving about his abilities during the summer work-outs. They were saying that he could be a home run threat every time he touched the ball.

But Finch got hurt before the season ever got started. When he did play later in the year, he was good, but not great.

“I was never 100 percent healthy when I came back. I just couldn’t do the things that I was able to do before,” he said.

It will be interesting to see Finch when the campaign gets going. He’s a dynamic player. But the question remains can he be a featured back at 5-8, 180 pounds?

There are those who think that when it’s all said and done that Brandon Williams will be the go-to guy. This Texas native was one of the top high school backs in the country. He was just too much to handle for the small school competition he went against.

But Williams made a smart decision to graduate high school early and head to college in January. He went through spring practice and drew rave reviews from the Oklahoma coaching staff. He isn’t a huge running back at 6-1, 188 pounds, but he has blazing speed and runs very tough.

And let’s not forget about Brennan Clay. He was another highly touted back who arrived a year ago. This California native played pretty well when

given the chance a year ago. He could also help when he lines up as a slot receiver.There are others to be mentioned. One player this summer said he thought the best back

on the team was Jonathan Miller. He played some two years ago as a freshman but injured his knee late in the year. He redshirted last season. The most impressive back in the spring game was Dominque Whaley of Lawton. He’s a walk-on.

What about Jermie Calhoun? He was regarded by many as a top three running back in the nation when he was playing prep football in Texas. Calhoun never has lived up to the high school hype. He just doesn’t have blazing speed. He tore his knee last year. Not much will be expected from him.

Kicking and RunningIn seasons past, the Sooners’ kicking game has been lackluster. And, rumors of who will be this year’s featured back are running rampant. What’s in store for Oklahoma this season?

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AUTOGRAPHS HH M-F 3-7 $1.50 Dom. Draft Schooners $1.50 12 oz. Dom. Drafts $2 Sooner Schooner Dom. Drafts $11.99 100 oz. Dom. Beer Towers

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•August 25-27: College Days festival ft. The Great Divide @ Tumbleweed (Stillwater)•August 26: KATTfest @ Zoo Amphitheater•August 31: Kid Rock w/ Jason Boland @ Zoo Amphitheater•Sept. 3: OU vs. Tulsa•Sept. 17: OU @ Florida State

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•Bungalowski @ Brew-house 11 p.m.

•Martin Lawrence @ Winstar Casino•Portal Immortal Rock Series (Tribute to Phil Collins and Genesis) @ Brewhouse 9 p.m.

*Mike Hosty Solo @ Deli

*Mike Hosty Solo @ Deli

•Pizza Thieves @ Brew-house 10 p.m.

AugustAugust•Disturbed, Godsmack, Megadeth, Machine Head, In Flames & Trivium @ Zoo Amphitheater

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•RedHawks vs. Colorado Springs 7:05 p.m.


•Switchfoot @ Frontier City

•Alice in Chains @ Winstar Casino

•Rowdy Cousin @ Sooner Theater

•The Stumblers @ Brew-house 10 p.m.



•RedHawks vs. Reno 7:05 p.m.

•Sara Bareilles @ Cain’s Ballroom



•Keith Urban w/ Jake Owen @ BOK Center (Tulsa)


•Greyson Chance @ Frontier City •Al Jarreau, Boney James

& David Sanborn @ Zoo Amphitheater

•OU Classes Begin

•Peter Frampton @ Hard Rock Hotel & Casino (Tulsa)

Pickard’s Angels: Kasey Mayberry, Lynn Nguyen, Katie Dark and Emily Friedman, all Alpha Chis, have enjoyed their short time on Pickard Avenue.

Dirty Laundry: In an effort to keep the roommates happy, the girls have set strict des-ignated laundry times to cut down on noise.

These new roommates have big plans for the upcoming year.

L ynn Nguyen, microbiology junior, Em-ily Friedman, sports psychology junior, Katie Dark, public relations junior and Kasey Mayberry, MIS/marketing se-

nior moved into a spacious house just minutes from campus in May.The four girls met through Alpha Chi Omega

and have formed an inseparable bond. And, though they haven’t been roomies for long, they have big plans for the upcoming year. “We definitely hope to have parties once we

settle in and rush is over,” said Nguyen.Each girl has her own bedroom that’s deco-

rated to perfection, reflecting their own person-alities. Nguyen, Friedman and Dark all share the

downstairs bathroom, which doesn’t seem to bother any of them. However, the worst part of living downstairs is the volume of the washer and dryer.“We always try to do laundry when no one is

sleeping,” said Nguyen. The spacious house also boasts an unfinished

garage that’s perfect for late night get togeth-ers and beer pong tournaments. A gold trophy awaits the winners and it’s rumored that they even end up having to drink out of it.With walls adorned with various names and

sayings written in chalk and a comfy looking loveseat, the garage is obviously the place to be. If you’re unsure of where to find such a magi-

cal place, just look for Christmas lights in the backyard and the blue light beckoning party-goers with a “We’re open for business” vibe.With just a few finishing touches left, this

house is pretty much ready to rock.

The Best is Yet to Come

Sup, Sup, Supper Time: The dining room table is the centerpiece of the house’s quaint cottage kitchen.

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Gathering Place:The girls have enjoyed all the perks of a spacious living room and their new AppleTV.

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Pink Lady: Friedman beat Nguyen to the punch on this floral bedding. It could have been a serious roommate faux pas!

Brown Palace: Dark accented her chocolate brown room with orange (gasp!) and turquoise, making it a perfect place for studying and hanging out.

Sand and Surf:Mayberry keeps it breezy in her beach-themed loft suite.

Lone Ranger: Mayberry lives in the master suite up-stairs, complete with her own bathroom.

Well Heeled:Nguyen loves her shoes and loves to have them meticulously displayed.

All Grown Up: Nguyen brought her childhood bedroom set from home for the perfect contrast to her melon-colored walls.

>> On the SceneOTS

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>> Bison Witches

>> Fuzzy’s

>> Louie’s Too

>> Mont

>> Brewhouse

>> Library

>> Mr. Bill’s

>> Seven47

>> The Abner

>> O’Connell’s

Photos by Chadsey Brown

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OTS

>> in the raw>> Logan’s

>> Brothers

>> The Abner >> Joe’s>> Eve

>> Louie’s

>> Brothers >> Bison Witches >> Logan’s

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>> Eve >> Brewhouse

>> O’Connell’s

>> Mr. Bill’s

>> in the raw

>> Seven47

OTS

>> Fuzzy’s

>> Louie’s Too

>> Joe’s

>> Library

>> O’Connell’s

>> Mont

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ACROSS

1. Renown5. Strike breaker9. Church seat12. Yellow cheese

coated with red wax13.Hip bones14. Biblical high priest15. Long ago16. Lets head fall

wearily17.Hurried18. Suggestive20.Glisten22. Erase25. Command to a horse26. Pretty girl27. Insect28. Small domesticated

carnivore

31. Toward the mouth32. French vineyard33.Desert in E Asia34.Open mesh fabric35.Metal-bearing

mineral36. 3rd letter of the

Hebrew alphabet37. Plaything38. Salt of iodic acid39. Biblical king42.Delighted43.Monkey44. Crescent-shaped

figure46. Spoollike toy50.Meadow51. Son of Isaac and

Rebekah52.Once more

53.Gave food54.Hardens55. Resound

DOWN

1. Whimsical2. Fuss3. Impair4. Green beryl5. From that time6. Satiate7. Help8. Hunting dog9. Persian fairy10.Dash11. Fermented grape juice19. Very skilled person21.Masculine pronoun22. Ebony23. Comrade24. Planar25.Oxlike African antelope27. Part of verb to be28. Prolonged

unconsciousness29. Encourage in wrongdoing30. Roofing item32.Weep33. Command to a horse35. Large quantity36. Tibetan gazelle37. In the direction of38. Intestinal obstruction39.One of two equal parts40. Fencing sword41. Peruse42.Midge45. Exploit47. Single unit48. Affirmative reply49.Nocturnal bird

End NotesNext Issue on the street August 23

THIS WEEK’S PUZZLER:

*Solution published August 23

Last issue’s puzzle, solved:P T A H D D A Y E T C

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The Numbers Don’t Lie*The current issue, broken down for the stat books>> No. of staffers that have sustained drunken injury this summer:>> No. of summer mistakes that are going into the romance page:>> No. of staffers that tend to listen to Bon Iver when they’re a sad panda:>> No. of days till school starts (No!):>> No. of days till football season (Yes!):>> No. of weeks till fall:>> No. of week’s till winter (that’s the ticket):>> No. of days for you new kids to get your house Cribs-worthy:>> No. of sunburns that could have been avoided with a little less alcohol:>> No. of people who are already regretting that night class:

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