The price of gasoline recently dropped from over $100/barrel to less than $50/barrel. And that’s great because it encourages driving…
Approval method of voting eliminates two-party stranglehold
The citizens of Flatland need a new president. Having seen the problems with first-past-the-post voting though, they also need to…
Downsmash vs. Touchdown: E-sports gaining traction
On Sunday, February 1, nearly 150 million people tuned into Super Bowl XLIX to watch the Patriots and the Seahawks…
TU shouldn’t give tickets if a lot is mostly empty
As much as we hate them, parking tickets do serve a purpose. It’s when that purpose is forgotten that unfair…
OK state vegetable a seedy choice
Citizens of Oklahoma, you have been misled. The watermelon is not a fruit—it is a vegetable! At least that’s what…
Gerrymandering and its discontents
Flatland has recently decided to elect a representative congress. Each district will get to send one local representative to this…
Letter to the Editor
Last week’s article “City Council report measures Tulsa’s quality of life”, reported that statistically Tulsa is the most generous mid-sized…
Rep. Kern’s anti-LGBTQ bills misguided and inappropriate
State Representative Sally Kern, a Republican from the Oklahoma City area, filed three different bills aimed against LGBT individuals on…
Proposed bills would improve voter turnout
Twenty-seven percent of Oklahoma’s registered young voters showed up in 2012 presidential elections, the lowest youth turnout in the country,…
Obama looks to his legacy in SOTU
There were a lot of head-scratchers in Tuesday’s State of the Union. First, the address carried little in the way…