Reporters who couch their advocacy in their articles without acknowledging their bias make news less reliable and more subjective. The…
“Fake news” reflection of Trump, not the press
Trump’s continued use of the term raises concerns about the Constitution, calls into question his morals and displays his lack…
Oil, progressive taxes best way to help Okla. budget
The Oklahoma budget would benefit from higher taxes on the upper brackets and on oil and gas wells.
Rehabilitation system profits on vulnerable citizens
Rehabilitation centers in Oklahoma have forced detainees to work long hours with little to no actual help for their addictions.
Middle school sex education promotes safety
Children should be prepared to make safe sexual choices, and they need to be taught before they begin to make…
Harvey relief efforts just as important as Irma support
We need to maintain our commitment to relief efforts until communities are fully recovered, not jump from disaster to disaster.
McFarlin’s new study lounge a modest improvement
Upgrades in the library are beneficial for people with nowhere to go but a major drawback in terms of pre-class…
Charging admissions to museums is unethical
Museum’s admissions costs are a disservice to artists and museum-goers alike.
TU shuttles need consistency, more options
Shuttles on campus are unpopular because of their limited routes at unpredictable times.
More technology in schools worth the risk
Despite the drawbacks in knowledge retention, integrating technology in class closes the gap between rich and poor students.
