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By Marshall Snipes and Bob Burke

One Lucky Cowboy: The Life of Burns Hargis Yellow he was a member ofBurns Hargis had a successful career as a lawyer and as vice chairman of Oklahomas largest bank. But his combined life experience prepared him for his greatest public service as president of Oklahoma State University. This is the story of Burns life that began in south Texas and how he and his family settled in Oklahoma. It is also the humorous chronicle of how he discovered his life partner and greatest supporter, Ann. Their journey is a template for