The Female Experience: How do we view ourselves?
Body image is the way a person feels about and sees their own body. If you ask most women about the first time they ever felt insecure and ashamed about
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Stitt Takes Governor’s Seat; Horn Defeats Russell
Republican newcomer Kevin Stitt defeated his Democratic and Libertarian opponents,Tuesday evening to become Oklahoma’s next governor. With all the state’s 1951 precincts reporting, Stitt captured 643,987 votes, or 54.33 percent.
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The Story of Halloween: And You Thought it was All About the Candy
When I was ten, my parents began to steer away from celebrating Halloween. The spirit of the holiday, they said, glorified evil and death. In its place, my family celebrated
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Stitt, Horn Win Runoff Elections
Republican side, Kevin Stitt, the owner of a mortgage service company, captured the GOP nod for the governor’s race. Unofficial returns show Stitt well head of his opponent, former Oklahoma
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The Gaza Strip: Protest, Violence & Pain
Motaz Al Azayza, 19, is a student at the Al-Azhar University in the Gaza Strip. Motaz is a freelance portrait photographer. He is majoring in English translation. He’s also a
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832 Students Named to OCCC Vice-President’s Honor Roll
Students at Oklahoma City Community College are eligible to be placed on the Vice President’s Honor Roll in any fall or spring semester in which they have attained a
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Rural Issues Spark Debate Among GOP, Libertarian Candidates for Governor
BY BRITTNEY DAVISON-LUSHBOUGH AND DELANEY BLODGETT OCCC Feature Writing Students Fourteen men and one woman are running for governor of Oklahoma. The candidates, ten Republicans, two Democrats and three Libertarians,
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Students Named to OCCC President’s Honor Roll
Oklahoma City Community College students are eligible to be placed on the President’s Honor Roll in any fall or spring semester
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Homelssness is Becoming a Crime as Homeless Population Increases
In Oklahoma City, spring brings sunshine, flowers, and the image of a homeless person standing on the corner seeking food, money, or a sign of compassion from the community.
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Love Isn’t Easy, But It Is Worth It
Love is lost and found, cherished and abused and all over the place. In 2018, people have yet to find out what true love is, and the ones who do,
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