On Dec. 25, 1999, at 5 a.m., a newborn’s cries could be heard from the delivery room. A little ray of sunshine was born. On…
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There are 530 federally-elected officials registered as either Republican or Democrat. Three officials are independent. Two political parties cannot accurately represent the viewpoints of 329…
It is recognized by the familiar mouth-watering aromas—the pumpkin pies, the mashed potatoes and—you guessed it—turkey. Thanksgiving is a time for gatherings and a time…
It is recognized by the familiar mouth-watering aromas—the pumpkin pies, the mashed potatoes and—you guessed it—turkey. Thanksgiving is a time for gatherings and a time…
Constitutional carry becomes effective in Oklahoma on Nov. 1. The “constitutional carry” bill, signed into law by Gov. Stitt in February, allows those 21 and…
‘If you try hard enough—anything is possible.’ This seemed to be my study motto in the past. I viewed education from what I’ll call a…
Caspian Cavalier is a second-semester service dog major with a concentration in snuggling. He enjoys making friends when he is off-duty, so please say hello…
Photo by Jonathan Rodriguez We hear all the time that we should set goals, write them down and conquer them, but rarely does anyone talk…
Photo by Sterling Zoe Rubottom Since April 20, 1999, there have been recurring events of school shootings all around America. The situation has only spiraled…
“Let’s get rid of the newspaper,” the wide-eyed girls clapped their hands together and sunk back into the student publications swivel chairs. A pause. Then…