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Point/counterpoint: Apps, phones make blue lights obsolete
Blue lights are scattered throughout campus and accessible to students between buildings. Photo by Michaela Flonard
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Point/counterpoint: Apps, phones make blue lights obsolete

on 22 January 2018

New technology has made the blue lights on campus effectively useless, and the money could be better spent elsewhere. The…

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Point/counterpoint: Blue lights provide students a safety net
Blue lights are scattered throughout campus and accessible to students between buildings. Photo by Michaela Flonard
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Point/counterpoint: Blue lights provide students a safety net

on 22 January 2018

Blue lights on campus serve as last resorts to anyone who needs help in a complicated or difficult circumstance. The…

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Legislative Digest
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Legislative Digest

on 16 January 2018

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

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Congressional election to be decided by money, voter turnout
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Congressional election to be decided by money, voter turnout

on 16 January 2018

Kevin Hern is likely to win the election to replace 1st District Representative Bridenstine because of his spending power. Jim…

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In a post-Trump world, nuanced policy vital
People are already rallying behind the idea of Oprah Winfrey running for president, regardless of her lack of experience and political knowledge. Courtesy Twitter user @2020Oprah
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In a post-Trump world, nuanced policy vital

on 16 January 201816 January 2018

Officials should be elected based on their credentials, not their charisma and ability to reassure the public with a familiar…

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Letter to the Editor
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Letter to the Editor

on 16 January 2018

Dear Editor: My boyhood hero, Robert Kennedy, often said that “Jobs are better than welfare.” As a “liberal/progressive” Democrat, I…

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Letter to the Editor
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Letter to the Editor

on 16 January 201816 January 2018

This letter is in response to the articles covering the sexual harassment allegations made against men in the media and…

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Attendance policies vary, best left to the professor’s judgment
Professors deserve to teach to the students who attend class and respect their time, not struggle to keep up enthusiasm as they work with the few students who have shown up. Courtesy Flickr
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Attendance policies vary, best left to the professor’s judgment

on 16 January 2018

Showing up to class respects the professor’s time and benefits students who are looking to learn the material efficiently. Just…

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Block courses disadvantage arts and sciences students
courtesy University of Tulsa
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Block courses disadvantage arts and sciences students

on 13 November 201713 November 2017

block one and two courses cause more frustration and few transferrable skills for majors who must schedule classes that do…

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Decals decrying opioids well-intended, falls short
courtesy Koco news
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Decals decrying opioids well-intended, falls short

on 12 November 2017

Stickers on Oklahoma and Oklahoma State Universities’ helmets that said “stop opioids” are a timely gesture that affected little lasting…

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