Stormchaser meteorologist back at OCCC
Former OCCC student and KWTV News9 Chief Meteorologist David Payne spoke to about 240 students Feb. 9 morning in the College Union about severe weather and weather safety. Payne discussed
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Winner winner, chicken chili dinner
The new champion chili cook at OCCC is … Professor Reeca Young, program director for the Occupational Therapy Assistant program. Young won for her Kickin’ Chicken Creamy White Chili. The
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State capitol hosting Higher Education Day
Higher Education Day at the state Capitol is generally overlooked by the people it needs the most attention from, political science Professor Nate Vanden Brook said in a speech to
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College blues band to bring the noise
The OCCC blues band is gearing up for the first concert of the semester at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb 16, in the Bruce Owen Theater on campus. Admission is free.
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Arrest made on drug complaint
Recent reports from campus police include two arrests, a suspicious substance, vandalism and harassment. On Jan. 25, OCCC Police Officer David Madden was dispatched to the SEM Entry 1 in
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Why international students are drawn to OCCC
Living in a different country is not as easy as many people might imagine. Financial issues, homesickness, a language barrier, culture shock, and loneliness are among the largest struggles many
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School offers classes to jail
Getting a good job is hard, even without a criminal record. It’s much harder with a history of jail time and no high school diploma. That’s one reason OCCC is
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Pups waiting to get INTO prison
The dog-training program at Lexington prison is at risk because of budget cuts in the Oklahoma Department of Corrections, despite being featured in the popular film “Dogs of Lexington,” produced
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Single application for many scholarship opportunities
Forty-two scholarships totaling over $18,750 will be awarded to students after the application deadline Feb. 26. The OCCC Foundation is offering the scholarships, said Jennifer Harrison, director of Development. To
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The college’s second police chief
Lying on newly promoted Chief Daniel Piazza’s desk is a brochure. This brochure highlights a vision that former Chief James Fitzpatrick had for the OCCC Police Department when he started
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