On April 19 at 7 p.m., Oral Roberts University’s Student Association will be holding the second annual ORU 168 Film Festival. This year the festival is the product of a competition between three teams of ORU students who will create a three to six minute film within a mere 168 hours.

In that short amount of time the teams work to write, film and produce a film with a shared theme, prop and line chosen by SA.

The theme this year was “battle,” and teams must use the prop of a toothbrush and the line “somebody that I used to know.”

“I SKIPPED PROM FOR THIS,” declared a neon yellow sign decorated with black Sharpie. Held up by two teenage girls clad in denim and plaid, the sign expressed the excitement of the younger sector of the audience to see Dierks Bentley and Miranda Lambert.

It was multicolored cowboy boots, big blonde curls and asymmetric, floral skirts as far as the eye could see. The anticipation was palpable as thousands of fans crowded the entryway of the BOK Center at dusk on April 13.

Although I was high up in the nosebleed section (seriously, the performers were tiny, Indian-in-the-Cupboard-size blips in my vision), I had a clear view of two big screens that projected the three-hour show for even the most elevated eyes to see.

Lift your remote controls in celebration, for some classic favorites of American television are returning to the screen.

“Boy Meets World” has begun filming a new spin-off show called “Girl Meets World,” with several of the original cast members, but no official air date yet.

“Whose Line Is It Anyway?” will return this summer with its original comedian trio.

When mentioned in conversation, “Boy Meets World” garners both enthusiasm and nostalgia among college students. It ran for eight years with seven seasons and 158 episodes. The original show followed the life of Cory Matthews and the love of his life, Topanga Lawrence.

Since its inception in 1998, folk artists from all over the country unite to commemorate the late folk icon, Woody Guthrie.

Every summer, the Woody Guthrie Folk Festival is held close to Woody’s birthday, July 14, and in his hometown, Okemah, Okla. This summer, the festival will be held July 10-14.

Most commonly referred to as the “Woody Fest,” this festival has attracted artists like Jimmy LaFave to Ellis Paul from the very beginning.