No Textbook Yet? Students Offer Off-Campus Options
By: Venae Roan, Managing Editor With the new school year starting, OCCC students may be spending more on textbooks than they need to or waiting to buy them until they
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College Not a Passthrough: Have More Experiences Here
By: Ryan Chapman, Editor-in-Chief OCCC is a home to many types of students from all walks of life. Some will be at the college for two short years before heading
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New Quarterback Hurts Faces Higher Expectations at Oklahoma
By: Ryan Chapman, Editor-in-Chief Despite losing a second straight Heisman Trophy winner, four of five starting offensive lineman to the NFL, and their most explosive receiver, the expectations for the
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OCCC hotbox: Students Sweating First Days of Class
By: Ryan Chapman, Editor-in-Chief and Staff Reports Starting a new semester often causes OCCC students to sweat with anticipation and a bit of fear. But, students on the main campus
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Energy FC Win Second Straight, Shells Austin Bold FC 4-2
By Ryan Chapman, Editor-in-Chief Energy FC are finding their stride at the right time. At the half last week in Portland, the team faced a familiar situation. Though they hadn’t
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Looking back on my wild Pioneer Podcast experience
By Miranda FosterStaff Writer My stomach dropped to my knees in December 2018, when my newspaper adviser, Scott Carter, suggested that Lauren Johnson and I start a podcast for The
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All Three Points: Three Takeaways From Energy FC’s Road Trip to Tacoma
By Ryan Chapman, Senior Writer Oklahoma City Energy FC found themselves back in the win column, defeating Tacoma Defiance 2-0 this past Saturday. Let’s take a look at three takeaways
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Energy FC Look To End Skid
By Ryan Chapman, Senior Writer Just 13 games in the regular season remain for Energy FC. Thirteen games to end the recent bad run of form, and get back to
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Learning Support Office closes; students can still find help
Students needing help with academic success will continue to have options, even after OCCC has closed the Learning Support office. The Learning Support office gave advice to students about studying
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OCCC soccer camp children get ‘Energized’, learn from OKC team
Oklahoma City Community College’s Capitol Hill Center has partnered with the Oklahoma City Energy to keep metro children up and active this summer. The Energy Assist Foundation teamed up with
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