The Oklahoma Daily (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 86, No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 22, 2002 Page: 2 of 14
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The Oklahoma Daily NEWS
Thursday, Aug. 22,2002
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George Zabokki / Managing Editor
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have some fun,” Penn said. As
for the team dynamics, each
squad is set up so that no domi-
neering can occur. Penn said
that stacked teams caused intro-
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strive to eliminate.
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Since each student will soon
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her mentality to be among the first
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Construction has limited access to the Huston Huffman fitness facility to only the cardiovascular room for more than o year.
Huffman closed for school year
ing and water aerobics. Ninety-
company issued a 385-day time- five percent of intramural pro-
line, Farley said. “We plan to have grams will remain, Farley said,
the entire building open next fall."
This fall, the only facilities
grams offered and check out the on Huffinan on their Web page,
swimming pool, Farley said. imsports.ou.edu.
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facilities around Norman.
"(Huffman) is crowded during
> mar-
students a day. keting junior Chris 1 laub said. He
To fully accommodate the pays $100 a semester to work out
ceptualize what a great thing this expected overflow of students, at Bodies by Ray.
is going to be when it’s done,"
Farley said.
“All they have open is the car-
dio room," sports management
The construction of the $9.2 months and sports a full aerobic and human relations graduate
million improvements and addi- schedule that offers classes in aer-
agreed on for some time,"
Nations said.
The cockfighting measure and
the constitutional amendment
are two of nine state questions
Rep. Bill Nations, D-Norman, thing that the legislators have dis- voters will have to decide upon.
where racquetball court no. two expand it to be where we need to for
was, there will stand a new climb- I
million improvements and addi- schedule that offers classes in aer- Lucious Selmon said about
tions to Huston Huffman began obics, step, yoga, tai chi, kickbox- Huffman. He also chooses to
on June 10. The construction ing and water aerobics. Ninety- work out at Bodies by Ray
because at Huffman he wasn’t
allowed to wear sleeveless shirts
in the weight room.
There are daily updates about
scheduled to remain open are the workouts, try some of the pro- the progress of the construction
basketball courts, aerobic room
and cardiovascular room.
. Lear
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petition, and that effort came said the measure was a great
only’ after the Legislature elected opportunity for Oklahomans to
not to outlaw this archaic and voice their opinions.
inhumane practice,” OCAC’sWeb
site said.
around 100 machines. There will “There was no way for us to keep Even though students can use
still be five racquetball courts, but a weight room functioning and the facilities at Huston Huffman
' r a low price, some students
be, ” Farley said. T don’t know when have turned to other workout
ing wall. Farley said. The squash the weight room will reopen."
1 ‘ ‘ ‘ r January through March.
will be added, along with a lounge Huffman averages close to 5,000 the school year," business
and a big screen television.
“I just want everyone to con-
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Lacy, Amy. The Oklahoma Daily (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 86, No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 22, 2002, newspaper, August 22, 2002; Norman, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1811274/m1/2/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Carl Albert Congressional Research and Studies Center.