Oklahoma City Community College Student Newspaper
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Students will have fewer humanities courses to choose from this spring semester, leaving many students disappointed that popular classes Advocates of Peace and Folklore will no longer be offered. In
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The universal language of rhyme and rhythm drew about 50 people to a poetry reading in the World Languages and Cultures Center on Nov. 5. International students were invited to
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Physics Professor Tad Thurston said the source of water on the Earth is a scientific mystery. It may have come from volcanic acid when the planet was first formed or
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CHICKASHA — 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
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When most people think guitar, they think of country music or rock, said Music Professor Terry Isaacs. Classical guitar produces a different variety of tones that listeners can find at
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A gunshot victim who later died was the passenger in a car that wrecked in front of the Braum’s located at S.W. 74th and May Avenue shortly before 8 a.m.
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American Idol finalist Melinda Doolittle will light up the Visual and Performing Arts Center (VPAC) stage at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 8. Performing Arts Series Coordinator Linda Bosteels said Doolittle
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A petting zoo, pony rides, Frozen characters and Santa himself will be included in OCCC’s Home for the Holidays event at 10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 5 in the Visual and Performing
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At October’s Board of Regents meeting, President Jerry Steward recognized a former student, and talked about higher education and the future of OCCC. Oklahoma County Commissioner and OCCC alumni Brian
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The changing face of human resources is one of the issues Human Resources Vice President Angie Christopher will address in the upcoming Coffee and Gender lecture. The lecture will be
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