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Celebrating Pride: From Condemnation to Liberation
In the heart of the Bible Belt, Sundays are sacred. Rooted in tradition, Oklahomans come together at churches for spirituality, fellowship, and guidance. But for four women, as advocates for... Read More →
SZA Tries to Find Closure with “Ctrl”
SZA’s new album “Ctrl” is an uplifting breakup anthem that provides an island of support for those who are heartbroken. Solana Imani, also known as SZA, is an “alternative” hip-hop... Read More →
The Hurry and the Harm: Are Fad Diets Worth it?
As the Oklahoma heat makes its appearance, preparation for the ‘perfect summer body’ begins. Some people set new gym schedules, others focus on counting calories, and then there are the... Read More →
Editorial: What is Internet Privacy?
The Scope It’s impossible to comprehend the infinite use and influence the internet has provided in our lifetime. We have grown accustomed to instant access of information to the point... Read More →
Oklahoma remembers Juneteenth
For many black people in the south, the Fourth of July is not considered a day of freedom. In replacement, black Americans celebrate Juneteenth. Juneteenth represents the day black Americans... Read More →
A Day of Remembrance: One Year After Pulse Nightclub Shooting
Rainbow candles glowed for the victims of the Pulse Nightclub shooting during a tear-filled vigil at the Mayflower Congregational Church Monday. Amanda Snipes, Outer Oklahoma City Director of Advocacy for... Read More →
Homeless in College: Five Students, Five Stories
Editor’s Note Just after the beginning of the spring semester, the 12 students who enrolled in my Feature Writing class at Oklahoma City Community College were given an assignment: Write... Read More →
OCCC Will See Budget Cuts for 2017
Now that Oklahoma lawmakers have passed a budget bill, cuts to Oklahoma City Community College’s budget are starting to become clear. On May 31, Republican Governor Mary Fallin signed the... Read More →
Climbing: A Physical and Mental Workout
If you enjoy being outdoors, working out, or solving technical problems, rock climbing is the sport for you. The physical, mental, and psychological benefits received from rock climbing include increased... Read More →
deadCenter Film Fest Reviews: “G-Funk”
“G-Funk” follows the creation of the hip-hop subgenre that dominated the West Coast from the late 80s to the early 90s. Instead of discussing the albums that dropped and the... Read More →
