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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... Read More →
Incredibles 2 Blends Humor, Nostalgia
By Venae Roan, Pioneer Staff Writer On Friday June 15th Disney-Pixar released the highly anticipated movie, Incredibles 2. The film is follow up to the original... Read More →
Furries: a Misunderstood Community Faces Discrimination
What does community mean to its members and those on the outside looking in? “Misunderstandings, no willingness to learn about the communities or to understand them with little to no... Read More →
Poetry Connects Humans Through Experience
National Poetry Month is the largest literary celebration in the world, with tens of millions of readers, students, K-12 teachers, librarians, booksellers, publishers, bloggers, and, of course, poets marking poetry’s... Read More →
Oklahoma Artists: Hidden Gems of the State
In Oklahoma there are cities with history. As time has gone by, many Oklahoma cities have formed their own unique, eclectic styles. Norman, with loud murals on sides of... Read More →
Women’s History Month: Eva Peron
From actress to First Lady, Eva Perón used her political status to fight for women’s rights and improve the lives of the poor. Perón was born on May 7, 1919... Read More →
Engineering Club Builds Garden for PTSD Victims, Veterans
OCCC Engineering Club Director Colby Warden said the club recently partnered with Envision Success to rebuild a community garden in Norman for veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder. Colby said the... Read More →
Cancer: A Disease No One Deserves
Allisyn King remembers coming down the stairs into the kitchen at her parent’s house in Texas. Her mom, Margaret King, was standing in front of the stove with an apron... Read More →
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. ... Read More →
In’N’Out: Come to Oklahoma
March 29, 2018 0 679I am a Californian living in Oklahoma. I’ve lived in Oklahoma for almost six years now and I’m very happy here, but it isn’t Cali. Cali isn’t Oklahoma either. One... Read More →