Oklahoma City Community College Student Newspaper
Almost 1 million foreign nationals became U.S. citizens in 2013, according to Migrationpolicy.org. In that same year, 173 million temporary admissions were given. Not that many people seemed to care
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Being a journalist is tough. People like reporters when an article shines a glorious light on the event or organization, but hate reporters when an unfavorable truth is published with
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I have found myself asking this question multiple times since I have been at OCCC: Will OCCC stay open in a political climate that insists that “increasing educational attainment” is
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For typical freshmen entering college it’s probably difficult to remember a time when the U.S. was not considered the world’s only superpower. But this dynamic seems to be shifting and
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The other day, I was talking to my friend about a band he liked, called Whirr. My friend told me he no longer supported them because of some Twitter comments
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College is very important. This is something that has been ingrained throughout our entire lives — from parents stressing it every day, to taking multiple ACTs, to the expectation in
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Stop me if you’ve heard this one from any person over the age of 40: “Kids these days are so glued to their phones, they can’t enjoy what’s going on
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Lack of patience is a popular subject these days because of the booming development of modern and quickly accessible technology. These inventions are diminishing the time needed to collect information
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Any student who has put countless hours into a college degree should have a feeling of pride. Those who put the same amount of hours into their career should have
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If you Google “20 college life lessons,” you’ll find an array of articles that attempt to warn you about the lessons you should or will learn while attending college. Many
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