Passports confiscated in France French police confiscated the passports and identity cards of six nationals who allegedly planned to join…
Community Calendar
Tuesday, March 3 SAI philanthropy dinner SAI Rockin’ for the Ropers Philanthropy Dinner wll be held from 5–7 p.m. in…
TU hosts TPD, Okla. Bureau of Investigation cyber crime units
TU’s campus hosts the cyber crimes divisions of the Tulsa Police Department and the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation (OSBI).…
SA passes resolutions on accessibility, etc.
SA recently passed several resolutions. These resolutions express SA’s desire to diversify Cane Transit, provide a lottery for commuter parking,…
Oklahoma bill could prevent those with STDs from marrying
An Oklahoma senator has proposed that prospective couples should be tested for sexually transmitted diseases. Oklahoma Senate Bill 733, authored…
Okla. shouldn’t require blood test for marriage license
In an effort to promote health, a bill has been proposed that would require couples seeking a marriage license to…
Lowering Minn. drinking age helpful despite legal challenges
In the 1980s, the drinking age was 18 in roughly half the US states. That changed when US President Ronald…
Going off the deep end: Superfish a surprise part of Lenovo deal
Everyone knows how easy it is to accidently get some sort of malware onto your computer, especially if browsing “sketchy”-looking…
Okla. constitution outdated, convoluted, needs to be replaced
The Constitution of the United States has only six articles and twenty-seven amendments. At over 200 years old, it is…
“Paradise Now” shows suicide bombers’ humanity in a heavy-handed fashion
“Paradise Now” is a 2005 film surrounded by controversy, and rightfully so. The movie means to humanize suicide-bombers, a topic…
