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Quads may hurt young skaters
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Quads may hurt young skaters

on 22 January 201926 January 2019

Figure skating expert Hannah Robbins discusses the dangers of quadruple jumps and the sacrifices the sport has made because of…

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CFP should expand to eight teams
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CFP should expand to eight teams

on 22 January 201926 January 2019

College sports expert Andrew Noland suggests needed improvements for the college football playoff system. Having been ushered into the college…

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Government shutdown signals progressive Democratic policies
DACA, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, has been offered an extension by President Trump in exchange for strengthening the wall along certain areas. courtesy Wikimedia Commons
Posted in Commentary

Government shutdown signals progressive Democratic policies

on 21 January 201924 January 2019

The government shutdown has hurt the country for a budgetary change that won’t be accepted by the Democratic party. As…

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Stitt’s cabinent appointments overly business-centric
Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell has been quoted saying he views his position as a “sales and marketing job.” courtesy NewsOK
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Stitt’s cabinent appointments overly business-centric

on 21 January 201924 January 2019

Governor Stitt’s cabinet, composed mostly of corporate figures, will put tension between business and public interests. This past Thursday, Kevin…

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Intelligence shouldn’t define worth, despite racist claims
The 1962 Nobel Prize ceremony in Stockholm gave James Watson his Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine and launched him to scientific fame. courtesy Academy of Achievement
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Intelligence shouldn’t define worth, despite racist claims

on 21 January 201924 January 2019

James Watson’s belief that race and IQ are correlated is rooted in racism, but the connection between genetics and intelligence…

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Consumption of fake news on social media related to age of user
Propensity to share fake news is directly related to age. courtesy Tulsa World
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Consumption of fake news on social media related to age of user

on 21 January 201924 January 2019

Digital literacy in the internet age is essential to discerning the accuracy of online media. The distribution of fake news…

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Lowest birth rates in the nation in last 30 years indicative of global changes
The birth rate in the United States has been historically correlated with the nation’s economy courtesy Wikimedia Commons
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Lowest birth rates in the nation in last 30 years indicative of global changes

on 21 January 201924 January 2019

Changing attitudes toward women’s education and improvement in medication have helped lower the national birth rate. Birth rates are decreasing…

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Legislative Digest
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Legislative Digest

on 21 January 201924 January 2019

The Legislative Digest is your weekly look at the happenings of Oklahoma’s state legislature and the bills and politics you…

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Best books of 2018 to read for fun
Sigrid Nunez’s “The Friend” heavily features a great dane. courtesy WBUR
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Best books of 2018 to read for fun

on 21 January 201925 January 2019

A year in review of some of the finest books from 2018 “Circe” by Madeline Miller: You couldn’t walk through…

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Ten albums I’ve listened to and loved this year
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Ten albums I’ve listened to and loved this year

on 21 January 201925 January 2019

This is in no way a comprehensive list, because who has the time for that? Nevertheless, here are my favorites…

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