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Virtual Symposium on Historical Trauma to feature timely discussions
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In a strange, pandemic U..S. Open, tennis fans get a glimpse at the future of the sport.
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Despite being heavy underdogs, Tulsa put up a strong effort against 11th-ranked Oklahoma State on Saturday and was able to hold Oklahoma State’s prominent offense to just 16 points.
Tulsa got the ball first and the drive started promising, but it stalled out around the 50-yard line and ended…