OCCC to be prideful in Saturday parade
Every year in June cities all over the country hold Pride festivals in support of the lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transexual, and queer community. This year Oklahoma City
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Oklahoma history drifts onto OCCC campus
As a way to bring Oklahoma history to campus, OCCC dedicated the sculpture “Downstream Drifters” Monday near the college’s Main Building entrance. The artwork is a composition of four different
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In America, Single Fatherhood Is On The Rise.
Pioneer Senior Writer, Marcus Robertson Single fatherhood is on the rise. For much of American history, responsibility for raising children fell by default to mothers—whether they had help or not.
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Yes, Being Gay And Christian Is As Difficult As You Imagined.
Pioneer Staff Writer, Miranda Foster It is a beautiful thing to see how understanding people can be. It’s not uncommon to see communities join together to celebrate the homosexuals, bisexuals,
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For One In Six Men Sexual Assault Isn’t A Myth
Staff Writer/Photographer, Jenna Twyman “I had no idea what was going on. It wasn’t until I was older that the realization set in, and when the problems started. I didn’t
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Gender Roles Have Forced Males to Adapt
KaraLee Langford, Editor Far too often we hear about the problems and difficulties women endure in today’s world. Truthfully, it is not popular opinion to endorse the male’s side and
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Impact of State Marijuana Law Still Being Felt
Jeremy Morgan, Staff Writer In the fall of last year Oklahoma’s Medical Marijuana law went into effect. The law came by way of an initiative petition, State Question 788, which
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Investigation Continues on Bodies Found at City Lake
BY MIRANDA FOSTERPioneer Staff Writer Eighteen year old, Kelvin Perez-Lopez, was found dead on February 23rd in the water at Lake Overholser. He was last seen on January 28th. He’d been reported
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Writing Is Like Childbirth, Suspense Author Says
Story and photo by Jenna Lowrance “Writing a book is like giving birth, it sucks while you are doing it and while you’re trying to work on it. It’s having
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Months After The Teacher Walkout, Teachers Say There IS Still More to be Done
By Ryan Chapman “Parents send the best things they’ve ever done to you, and they want you to do something with them every single day,” Norman North High School teacher,
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