Speaker explores Middle East tension
The partitioning of Syria into religious enclaves, each represented by its own armies and militias, may be inevitable, said Middle East expert Joshua Landis in a speech on campus Nov.
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Soup contest, bake sale, silent auction on calendar Nov. 11
For $3 customers can enjoy a bowl of homemade soup and a dessert for lunch Wednesday, Nov. 11, while helping fund scholarships for OCCC students. This event will be located
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Texting while driving could cost $100
Drivers who text, post to social media, or enter an address into their GPS while driving could now face a $100 fine, said Oklahoma Safety Council Executive Director Dave Koeneke.
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All are welcome to attend Veteran’s Day ceremony
Two military veterans, one a student and the other a college staff member, will be featured speakers at OCCC’s Veterans Day ceremony from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 11,
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OCCC student veterans receive above-and-beyond help
Almost 600 military veterans attend classes at OCCC, said Janis Armstrong, Veterans Services coordinator. The enrollment of veterans indicates that OCCC is a good fit for them, she said. Classes
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Online program offers 71 languages
OCCC students and staff can learn foreign languages from anywhere — as long as they have a connection to the college library’s website. This is possible through Mango Languages, said
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President Steward says state funding continues to look bleak
Student tuition and fees pay about 45 percent of the cost of an education at OCCC. The rest comes from other sources, mainly state revenue and local property taxes. Chief
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OCCC hires must report other work
Although there is no real penalty for not doing so, OCCC employees are required to let the college know if they also are employed elsewhere — in addition to their
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Native American Studies professor to discuss history
Students who are interested in Native American history and the Native American studies program at the University of Oklahoma can learn more from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m., Monday, Nov.
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Class takes trip to Oklahoma County Jail
A class assignment took a turn in the direction of real life earlier this semester when 18 students in Professor Gwin Faulconer-Lippert’s Public Relations course toured the Oklahoma County Jail.
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