Oklahoma City Community College Student Newspaper
After discontinuing her college career two years ago, Rachel Maag, a diversified studies major and mother to three-year old Henry, returned to continue her education. Establishing a comfortable daily routine
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The sign above the door reads, “Veterans Lounge.” Found in the back of the Social Sciences building, a large room with couches, chairs, computers and a kitchen set sits empty
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State Question 779, also known as the Oklahoma One Percent Sales Tax, will be on the upcoming November 8 ballot. Oklahoma voters should vote yes on the question. The proposal
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Seattle native singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Kaoru Ishibashi creates sounds of uplifting heartbreak — a confusing and paradoxical feeling, to accept or deny anything you can do for someone to
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For possibly the last time, Row Triple – C, Oklahoma City Community College’s rowing team, will face defending champion Loves in a Sept. 29 regatta. After a poor finish to
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“The Stream of Stories” by Samuel Shaw (Age 9) Once upon a time there was a story that I was supposed to tell, but I had forgotten. I had to work
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Oklahoma City Community College Students had the chance to ask questions and learn the importance of democracy during a “Coffee and Voting” event as part of the “Excellence in Cultural
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“The Fault in Our Stars” has been banned — but it’s not the only mainstream literary work that’s been challenged. Many popular novels, including “The Perks of Being a Wallflower,”
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Rich Hispanic culture, Latin rhythms and authentic food options will fill the streets of Historic Capitol Hill on Oct. 1 as the Fiestas de las Americas celebrates the multicultural heritage
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