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Tulsa World endorses Kevin Stitt
Tulsa World endorsed candidates in several Oklahoma elections, including Kevin Stitt. graphic by Conner Maggio
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Tulsa World endorses Kevin Stitt

on 30 October 201830 October 2018

The paper announced their endorsement of Stitt, a political outsider. Oklahoma’s gubernatorial election approaches, and with it comes discussion of…

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Nobel Prize in Literature not awarded following rape charges
The recipient of the 2018 Nobel Prize in Literature will receive their award in 2019. courtesy Flickr
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Nobel Prize in Literature not awarded following rape charges

on 30 October 201830 October 2018

The husband of a Swedish Academy member, which selects recipients for the prize, was found guilty of rape. Following the…

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Eye on the world
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Eye on the world

on 30 October 201830 October 2018

China and Japan form unlikely partnership Last Friday, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and his Chinese counterpart Li Keqiang met…

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Trump administration seeks to redefine gender
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Trump administration seeks to redefine gender

on 30 October 201830 October 2018

The administration’s potential new definition removes recognition of intersex and trans individuals. The Trump administration asks that government agencies define…

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Light outage casts Dietler Commons in darkness
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Light outage casts Dietler Commons in darkness

on 30 October 201830 October 2018

Last Sunday, the University of Tulsa Main Campus experienced light outages. The lights by Sorority Row, Sharp Chapel, Bayless Plaza,…

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Renaming M.B. Brady street sensitive to Tulsa history
Reconciliation Way is currently only an honorary name for M.B. Brady Street, given to it in 2013. photo by Piper Prolago
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Renaming M.B. Brady street sensitive to Tulsa history

on 30 October 201831 October 2018

The change from Brady Street to M.B. Brady Street skirts the issue of the historic racism in Tulsa. In 1898,…

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Firearms have no place in a public park
A Second Amendment rally outside the Minnesota capitol this year in which protesters openly carried firearms. courtesy Flickr
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Firearms have no place in a public park

on 30 October 201831 October 2018

Firearms being allowed inside the Gathering Place is more about displaying power than increasing public safety. Common sense was thrown…

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Proposed anti-smoking policy harmful to workers
At its current $1 tobacco tax, Oklahoma has one of the lowest rates in the country. courtesy CDC
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Proposed anti-smoking policy harmful to workers

on 30 October 201831 October 2018

The policy removes protections for workers who smoke, mostly affecting those in rural areas. Smoking and the use of tobacco…

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Socially-conscious Halloween costumes not always clear-cut
Disney pulled their original Maui-themed Halloween costume following public controversy. courtesy Huffington Post
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Socially-conscious Halloween costumes not always clear-cut

on 30 October 201831 October 2018

The Halloween season continues to blur lines of which costumes are culturally appropriate. Every year toward the end of October,…

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Answering frequently asked questions about disability
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Answering frequently asked questions about disability

on 29 October 201831 October 2018

Before bombarding a visibly disabled person with questions, consider how your interaction looks from their perspective. As a person with…

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