Oklahoma City Community College Student Newspaper
The second collaboration between the Oklahoma City Community College and the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma in Chickasha comes to the Bruce Owen Theater beginning November 17-19. Cyrano
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What Now? Since Donald Trump won the November 8 presidential election, marches and protests under the message, “Not My President” have taken place across the U.S. Hundreds of protestors took
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Many Oklahoma candidates running for office don’t set a good standard when it comes to providing information to voters. An analysis by the Pioneer shows that many candidates don’t provide
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In 2004, 81-year-old Rosalee Sanders died. She named her grandson, Ted Shepherd, the executor of the estate. As Shepherd sifted through Sanders’ fading memories and cluttered pieces of a life
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I’ve known a bit about Steve Jobs, even before he passed away and the world mourned. Computer Scientists have always had an admiration for the innovators and creators that have
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More than 100 Native Americans and their allies gathered in Oklahoma City on Tuesday in support of the No Dakota Pipeline Day of Action. People from all ages and backgrounds
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Political scientist James Morone spoke to students and faculty at OCCC’s Visual and Performing Arts Center about the presidential election on Wednesday. Morone, a professor at Brown University and a
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Oklahoma City Community College adds Belly Dancing to the growing list of fitness classes and the updated intramural sports schedule gives students a variety of ways to stay active for
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Teachers, educators, and lawmakers were anxiously awaiting the outcome of State Question 779 when former governor and United States Senator David Boren announced the loss. State Question 779, also known
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Leading opponents of SQ 777 declare victory.
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