Lunar holiday celebrated with some heartache
LUNAR NEW YEAR Lunar New Year is mainly celebrated in China, Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia and South Korea This year marks the year of the monkey The world Languages and Cultures
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LUNAR NEW YEAR Lunar New Year is mainly celebrated in China, Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia and South Korea This year marks the year of the monkey The world Languages and Cultures
Read MoreOCCC Campus Police received a call about a hand-written bomb threat, written in pencil on a bathroom stall door on campus at 9:28 a.m. Wednesday, February 3. Marketing and
Read MoreAdjunct history Professor Tom Easley says he always remembers the day when he thought he had killed a man in the line of duty. It happened in 1995, just two
Read MoreA competition for the title of best chili chef will be held on campus Wednesday, Feb. 3, to raise money for student scholarships. For years, physics Professor Tad Thurston has
Read MoreNight students will now have the option to take a bus home. Beginning Jan. 25 an Embark bus will run to and from the college until midnight. Central Oklahoma’s public
Read MoreIn America, every year February is called Black History Month, or National African American Month. It is a time for U.S. citizens to reflect on the achievements of black Americans
Read MoreStudents are eligible to be on the President’s honor roll by achieving a GPA of 4.0 while carrying at least 12 hours. Part-time students are eligible if they have maintained
Read MoreStudents are eligible to be on the Vice President’s honor roll by achieving a GPA of 3.5 while carrying at least 12 hours. Part-time students are eligible if they have
Read MoreMinnie Flowers said she is somewhat sad to be retiring. Flowers is an OCCC veteran of nearly 22 years. This January the former associate professor is in foreign lands: not
Read MoreMartin Luther King Jr. Day on Jan. 18 allowed several members of the campus community to reflect on the meaning of the man’s life. The OCCC campus was closed that
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