 The OSU Foundation worked with the University of Oklahoma and Mark Thomas, president of the Oklahoma Press Association, to craft the legislation presented to the state house by Rep. Terry Ingmire, R-Stillwater (Okla.).Joey Senat, the state's Freedom of Information director, was against the bill, saying secrecy could lead to corruption, perhaps not with "Gift of a Lifetime," but other donations for the state's institutions of higher education.Lionel Raff, OSU Regents professor, said "The comments I've heard range from morally bankrupt to outrageous," according to "The Los Angeles Times".