Oklahoma City Community College Student Newspaper
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The state’s budget crisis isn’t the only thing hurting the college financially. December’s power interruption added more. Damages found after electrical failure are adding up to the thousands, according to
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The first couple weeks of every semester at OCCC can be hectic, said former OCCC Police Chief James Fitzpatrick. He said the campus is flooded with new students and visitors,
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Saving water can be done one gallon at a time, if people would be willing to make minor adjustments in their daily lives, said geography Professor Julie Rice-Rollins in a
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At the beginning of each semester, new students face difficulties navigating around campus — even when using maps. Web Development and Social Media Supervisor John Richardson said there are three
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For students who would prefer a smaller university when they leave OCCC, the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma in Chickasha is an option. USAO is home to 950
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Four OCCC students spent a few hours Sept. 25 touring the University of Central Oklahoma, which they are considering as their transfer university. The tour was tailored for the students’
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OCCC campus will be closed Monday, January 18th in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Martin Luther King Jr. advocated for racial equality, justice, and peace for all persons
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The OCCC Library is offering a small version of Netflix where students can enjoy many streaming and feature movies free and people can also request any kind of movies they
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Students who might be looking for potential employment options can attend an upcoming job fair where they can explore careers in a variety of fields. Work Ready Oklahoma is partnering
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Art afficianados of Oklahoma have a reason to rejoice, because this year the Oklahoma City Museum of Art will be the sole North American venue for an exhibit featuring the
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