OSU Campus Buildings Deemed Safe After Pawnee Quake

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OSU Campus Buildings Deemed Safe After Pawnee Quake

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OSU Campus Buildings Deemed Safe After Pawnee Quake

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It was business as usual Tuesday on the Oklahoma State University (OSU) campus after some buildings were damaged during Saturday's 5.6-magnitude earthquake.

OSU Campus Buildings Deemed Safe After Pawnee Quake

OSU Campus Buildings Deemed Safe After Pawnee Quake

It was business as usual Tuesday on the Oklahoma State University (OSU) campus after some buildings were damaged during Saturday's 5.6-magnitude earthquake.

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