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Gerard Clancy and Rattus rattus
Clancy sought to stack the vote with his dark magic. graphic by Emma Palmer
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Gerard Clancy and Rattus rattus

on 20 November 201920 November 2019

Intrepid journalist Anna Johns and Adam Walsh (the other one) uncover the cheesy truth behind the no confidence vote last…

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Christmas gift tips for all your relatives
We know it’s only November: leave us alone. graphic by Emma Palmer
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Christmas gift tips for all your relatives

on 20 November 201920 November 2019

For all those tricky family members you’ve never actually met. As the semester winds down and the holiday music in…

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Hong Kong violence escalates
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Hong Kong violence escalates

on 20 November 201920 November 2019

Tensions rise between Hong Kong protestors and police. Pro-Democracy protests in Hong Kong have been going on for months now,…

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International Bazaar opportunity for cultural exchange
Members of the Saudi Student Association. Left to right: Sondos Alsaati, Dina Binmansour, Sarah Ahmed, Rami Alboqmi and Nasser Alqahtani. photo by Gabe Powell
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International Bazaar opportunity for cultural exchange

on 20 November 201920 November 2019

The event centered around showcasing the people, foods and cultures from countries around the world. Nigeria is Africa’s most populous…

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Tulsa Symphony brings guests to perform classics concert
The Symphony Orchestra performed the overture to Berlioz’s “Beatrice and Benedict,” Mozart’s “Concerto in C Minor” and Lutoslawski’s “Concert for Orchestra.” courtesy Tulsa Symphony
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Tulsa Symphony brings guests to perform classics concert

on 20 November 201920 November 2019

Visiting conductor Gerhardt Zimmermann led the orchestra in performing Mozart concerto with soloist Robin Sutherland. On Saturday, Nov. 16, the…

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Eye on the World 11/18/19
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Eye on the World 11/18/19

on 20 November 201920 November 2019

Public hearings begin in Trump impeachment probe The House of Representatives voted to formally open an impeachment inquiry into President…

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Ousting of Morales an anti-democratic coup
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Ousting of Morales an anti-democratic coup

on 20 November 201920 November 2019

An allegation from a right-wing watchdog helped legitimize the overthrow of the socialist ruler. On Oct. 20, Bolivia held its…

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One grande latte, hold the bureaucracy
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One grande latte, hold the bureaucracy

on 20 November 201920 November 2019

A simple question leaves me cutting through a jungle of red tape. I’m nearly there, dear reader. Answers are hard…

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Women’s health data collaborative analyzes problems
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Women’s health data collaborative analyzes problems

on 20 November 201920 November 2019

Emma Swepston from Metriarch, a women’s health data collaborative, talks about the “uncomfortable” subject of women’s health. The George Kaiser…

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Chinese government has tried to destroy Uighur culture
Xianjiang’s distance from the coast has made integrating difficult. courtesy Wikimedia Commons
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Chinese government has tried to destroy Uighur culture

on 20 November 201920 November 2019

By forcing the Uighurs into internment camps, the government has begun an ethnic cleansing. If you thought Western neocolonialism was…

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