If you were awake the morning of September 3rd, there’s a good chance that you felt the Pawnee earthquake. It…
State Question 779 – sales tax increase for education
779, also called the Oklahoma One Percent Sales Tax, is a constitutional amendment that will increase the sales tax by…
State Question 790 – state money for religious purposes
If you’re an Oklahoma voter (and if you’re reading this, you probably should be) you’ll see State Question 790 on…
State Questions 780/781 – drug offense reform and support
State Question 780 is on the ballot for the upcoming November election. If it sounds boring, it’s probably because it’s…
President Duterte hinders politics
International politics can, at times, seem like a lot of song and dance between politicians and government officials alike. What…
Mother Teresa has faults that shouldn’t be ignored
“Blessed Teresa of Calcutta,” the “saint of the gutters,” was in fact only recently canonized by the Catholic Church, eliciting…
Circle Cinema hosts Sundance short films
Considered the premier showcase of short films and a launchpad for many independent filmmakers, the Sundance film festival has been…
Blue Whale Comedy brings stand-up comedians to Tulsa
Last Saturday night, as part of Tulsa’s three-day Blue Whale Comedy Festival, Cain’s Ballroom hosted five stand-up comedians, most notably…
The Panda Resistance’s debut a whirlwind of noise
Post-rock is one of the best and largest niche genres out there. From its headliners, such as Explosions in the…
“Tres Vidas” celebrates three female Latin American icons
This past Saturday, Gilcrease Museum hosted the musical theater production Tres Vidas. Through three acts and numerous accompanying songs, the…