Blogs
Mema, Speeding Ticket, and Being Raised in a Cult
This isn’t a sob story about how I was raised in a religious cult. It’s been four years and I’m past that now. Besides, jokes on you because I already... Read More →
Stanley Named Pioneer Editor, Melher Heads to UCO
Sean Stanley, a journalism student at OCCC, has been named editor of the Pioneer, the student newspaper, for the summer and fall 2018 semesters. Stanley decided to become editor to... Read More →
Cancer: The Immortal Killer
Cancer is a thief. You know all those preconceived notions that one day cancer will just be a word people read in a history book? Well those people are... Read More →
Opinion: Upper class Shoppers can be Nightmarish
For the sake of all things good and holy, I will refrain from providing the true names of those I have encountered in this story. Let me introduce myself, my... Read More →
‘Man of the Woods’ Shows a New Side to J.T.
Released on February 2nd, Justin Timberlake’s new album, ‘Man of the Woods’ hit record breaking sales at 293,000 albums sold, and 55 million streams. Five years after his last release,... Read More →
Holiday Survival Guide: 5 Taboos to Avoid
The time for the wind to chill and the kitchens to come alive has arrived. We all picture our families acting like the Norman Rockwell painting, the father and mother... Read More →
We Must Stand
Since November 8, 2016, it feels as though 10 years have passed in the United States. Last Wednesday marked the one-year anniversary of the election of President Donald Trump. In... Read More →
Furniture Fit For College
Dylan Brocker sits in his apartment in downtown Oklahoma City. The city grows colder. Strands of Christmas lights hang in the fumeless fireplace, lighting the dark wood floors that stretch... Read More →
The Therapy of Cinema
I sat in the silence of my dark living room this morning after reading the news of the day. Right now it feels like every day there is something else... Read More →
In’N’Out: Come to Oklahoma
March 29, 2018 0 1160I 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 →