Oklahoma City Community College Student Newspaper
BY IDA STALLVIK Marilyn Luper Hildreth, daughter of Oklahoma City civil rights icon Clara Luper, believes the better people communicate, the better the country will be. Hildreth made the statement
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BY JEREMY MORGAN Pioneer Staff Writer The world is not short on giving people reasons to desire a temporaryescape. Be it personal problems, overwhelming societal drama, or simply the weather.
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Welcome to Norway. Now let’s go eat fish balls, Jarle said. My instinct to resist having been left behind in America, I smiled and got in the car. “Am I
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A NOTE FROM THE ADVISOR OF THE PIONEER: This letter is real. It was written by Amber Jones, an OCCC student who was raped. Because most newspapers don’t identify the
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Rain broke on sidewalk. The heat escaping concrete, cast the gentle smell one associates with summer showers, inoffensive, indescribable, and timeless. Sitting inside Elemental Cafe, I watched rain and people
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Lindsey Busby is a graduate student at a private college working on completing her masters degree in science to become a Nurse Practitioner. This title puts her scope of practice
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Women are still a minority. In 2018, 107 women — 78 Democrats, 29 Republicans — held seats in the United States House and Senate, comprising only about 20 percent of
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In 1963, then-President John F. Kennedy signed the Equal Pay Act into law. The law’s goal was to eliminate the wage discrepancy between men and women. In that year, women
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Female gender issues have surfaced in the past several years. They mingle with the role females play in everyday society. It might even be safe to say feminism is becoming
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Most children in the United States are still raised in two parent homes. But the scale has started to tip exponentially over the last few decades. More American children are
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