Oklahoma City Community College Student Newspaper
Pathway High School students at Oklahoma City Community College decided to walkout to remember students who lost their lives due to gun violence. Oklahoma City Community College Division Assistant, Rochelle
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Dana Lutz is an advocate supervisor for the Oklahoma Court Appointed Special Advocate Association. Lutz works at CASA’s El Reno office in Canadian County. She said the small organization works
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For the sake of all things good and holy, I will refrain from providing the true names of those I have encountered in this story. Let me introduce myself, my
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When the accompaniment album for Marvel’s “Black Panther” was released, it beat “The Greatest Showman Soundtrack,” becoming the best selling record in America, according to Billboard charts. Since rap has
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A measure that would allow public school employees to have a handgun on the school campus passed a legislative committee 11-5 last week. House Bill 3192 would allow school boards
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America is a nation founded by immigrants, yet today we are becoming a country which no longer accepts the huddled masses of the poor. The United States Citizenship and Immigration
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Jay Asher, the author of the young adult novel “Thirteen Reasons Why,” won’t be speaking in Oklahoma City, after all. Officials at the Oklahoma Writers Federation said Asher’s invitation
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On May 5, 1864 in the town of Cochran’s Mills, Pennsylvania, Nelly Bly was born Elizabeth Jane Cochran. At the early age of six, Cochran suffered a tragic loss: her
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It was a painful secret he kept for 10 years, from the time he was 14, until now. “I didn’t say anything about what my stepdad did to me for
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On the 16 of February, a Friday night, Marvel’s “Black Panther” would be making its debut to the public. I had taken my seat 30 minutes before the show actually
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