Oklahoma City Community College Student Newspaper
Though millennials make up 28.9 percent of the voting population in Oklahoma and more than 31 percent of the population in the United States, they have historically had a low
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Though Oklahoma’s Hispanic population has grown to more than 378,000, far less than half of the Hispanic population’s eligible voters cast ballots, an analysis by the Pioneer shows. Projections show
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“The Stream of Stories” by Samuel Shaw (Age 9) Once upon a time there was a story that I was supposed to tell, but I had forgotten. I had to work
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Though Oklahoma City Community College is expected to receive more than $729,000 from the state budget surplus, most of those funds will be stashed in a savings account, President Jerry
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What was once just a vision will soon become a reality as the renovation of Oklahoma City Community College’s new Capitol Hill Center continues in south Oklahoma City. The Capitol
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Though most college students don’t receive the recommended four and a half to five servings of fruits and vegetables a day, Oklahoma City Community College Cafeteria, Food Service Director Dave
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A recount for the congressional race between Democrat Tom Guild and former state Sen. Al McAffrey was stopped Wednesday, one of the candidates said Wednesday. Democrat Tom Guild, who ran
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Edmond state Senate candidate Paul Blair failed in his bid to take the GOP nomination from Adam Pugh Tuesday evening. Blair conceded in a speech to his supporters at his
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Oklahoma City Community College Dean of Arts Ruth Charnay will participate in a discussion panel this Sunday at a free screening of the documentary, “Dancing in Jaffa”. The movie tells
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Starting college at an unfamiliar campus can be intimidating for anyone, but especially for those who have experienced and survived trauma. Not only is the victim worried about where a
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