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| Volume 24 • Number 1 |
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| On the Cover |
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Fans roared approval as the 2003 Sooners inaugurated their new -look stadium, the largest single construction project ever undertaken on the Norman campus.
Photo by Robert Taylor |
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Carol J. Burr |
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Margaret French |
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George T. Dotson |
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Robert Taylor |
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The University of Oklahoma Foundation, Inc. |
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Ron D. Burton, President |
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A TOWERING ACHIEVEMENT
The schedule was set; all the seats were sold. The expanded and renovated Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium, a massive project that should have required three years, had to be completed in 19 months—and the result is spectacular.
 What's In a Name: Edward L. Gaylord
A FOUNDATION FOR THE FUTURE
The University of Oklahoma Foundation is in the business of nurturing the institution it serves by managing, investing and expending donor contributions—and occasionally making the seemingly impossible possible.
Fiscal '03 Reflects Steady Gains
WIND POWER
With interest in alternative energy sources rising, attention again turns to wind power—the area where Karl and Mike Bergey have been developing the technology and manufacturing turbines for more than two decades.
BROTHERS IN ARMS
They were five young men from the same hometown who came to OU, pledged the same fraternity, then went off to WWII—and never returned. Not an unusual story but one that illustrates the high cost of freedom.
ALWAYS ON THE SAFE SIDE
OU graduate Hal Stratton has degrees in geology and law and experience in elected politics, but today his job is directing a small federal agency charged with making certain that the products we buy are safe to use.
THE SAVVY SENIOR
At age 40, Sooner PA announcer Jim Miller is making a name for himself in newspapers and bookstores and on network television by disseminating understandable information to senior citizens on ways to enrich their lives.
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