Oklahoma City Community College Student Newspaper
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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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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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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In 1978, the movie Halloween captured hearts and minds. The film’s revolutionary use of point of view camera work did something no other horror film had: put viewers in the
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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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“Well hey there, how are ya’ today?” That’s how every episode starts. Behind the bar, I’m just the tangential observer of a thousand different TV shows, playing all at once.
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The World Language and Cultural Center will host its 10th anniversary celebration beginning at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, September 18. The event will continue through 5 p.m. “It is a
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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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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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