Oklahoma City Community College Student Newspaper
The book, The Yellow Wallpaper was written by Charlotte Perkins Stetson as a story loosely based on her marriage with her first husband, Charles Walter Stetson. A Harvard study about
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State Auditor and Inspector Gary Jones says what Oklahoma is facing right now is “like a giant jigsaw puzzle.” “You got the state finances, the budget, the individual agencies, federal
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Thanksgiving night is not for the weak hearted. Known as the biggest night of the year for deals and buys, the eve of Black Friday introduces what’s to come for gift
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Oklahoma’s budget, finished after about three months, will result in a “$600 million hole,” Republican Governor Mary Fallin said. Fallin recently line-item vetoed portions of state’s omnibus budget bill, approving
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I was 15 years old. I was led to believe I was a better human than everyone else, especially those who didn’t believe the same as I did. I knew
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The time for the wind to chill and the kitchens to come alive has arrived. We all picture our families acting like the Norman Rockwell painting, the father and mother
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State Senators on Friday approved a final budget measure, passing a measure that cuts $60 million from more than four dozen state agencies, taps the state’s Rainy Day fund for
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There’s been another mass shooting in the United States. At least five people were killed Tuesday afternoon in Northern California’s Tehama County. Those dead include two children from Rancho Tehama
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Since November 8, 2016, it feels as though 10 years have passed in the United States. Last Wednesday marked the one-year anniversary of the election of President Donald Trump. In
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As November begins, the upcoming holidays make their appearance. Decorations and holiday food fill nearby stores. Families prep for the well known event – Thanksgiving. For some, Thanksgiving holds a
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