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05/16/2012 |
The big, block letters and hand-drawn peace sign of Kirsten Hatfield’s
final second-grade project and the images of her stark, empty bedroom
make for a jarring juxtaposition.
05/16/2012 |
As Queen’s Freddie Mercury once put it, if Jaws was never your scene and you don’t like Star Wars ... there’s always the option of riding a bicycle in downtown Oklahoma City, which is going to get a little easier after Friday.
05/16/2012 |
In 1992, Jacqueline Smith signed up for a program with the unwieldy name
of Oklahoma’s Higher Learning Access Program, or OHLAP. For qualifying students, it guaranteed full tuition to any of the
state’s public universities or colleges or partial tuition to private
establishments.
05/16/2012 |
For its 25th anniversary celebration, the OKC Pride Parade will follow
its traditional parade route, kicking off at Memorial Park on N.W. 36th
Street and Classen and concluding on “The Strip,” the area on N.W. 39th
between Pennsylvania and May avenues historically associated with the
city’s LGBT community.
05/16/2012 |
Oklahoma City Council last week approved a review of the six-year-old
Core to Shore plan to develop the area between downtown and the Oklahoma
River.
05/09/2012 |