A kinder, gentler testing center
At least some students have given a thumbs-up to changes in the Testing Center designed to reduce anxiety and promote better concentration for test-takers. Lydia Rucker, the new testing center
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Students welcomed at studio
Before beginning their next class project, 12 students in Professor Gwin Faulconer-Lippert’s Audio Production class received advice from sound recording professionals when they visited RK-1 Studios in Edmond this semester.
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Nursing director rises from faculty ranks
Leaving the classroom behind, Professor Shelley Miller assumed directorship of the nursing program at OCCC on Jan. 4. “In my heart, I still am that bedside nurse that takes care
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Civil rights march remembered
The Selma march for civil rights in 1965 attracted about 3200 people who set out on foot from Selma, Alabama, on March 21, according to CNN. On arrival at the
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Jazz ensemble to play free concert
One of the college’s largest ever student jazz ensembles will take the stage in a free concert at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 8, in the Bruce Owen Theater on campus.
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Panel discussion on faith slated for OCCC
Advocating tolerance rather than animosity will be the message when a panel of religious scholars talk from noon to 2 p.m. Monday, March 7, in the Bruce Owen Theater on
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Library cuts hours in response to budget crises
OCCC’s library will be changing its hours of operation after spring break this year. A total 15 hours per week will be cut from the normal operating hours. As of
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‘WE’RE GOING TO TIGHTEN OUR BELTS’: President says higher ed cut by another 7 percent
A second failure in expected state revenues will cut higher education by an additional seven percent— totaling higher ed cuts to 13.5 percent, said President Jerry Steward. The third cut
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OCCC student ejected from Trump rally
Among those ejected from the Jan. 20 Donald Trump rally in Tulsa was OCCC student Anthony Leon. Leon said he was surprised to find himself a target for removal –
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Two time Grammy nominee perform at Visual & Performing Arts Center
Popular pianist Jim Brickman will perform a concert on campus at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 8, in the VPAC theater. Linda Bosteels, coordinator for OCCC’s Performing Arts Series, said the
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