Indie
Matt Carney
So what happens when you pair a couple of 1990s indie legends, setting the one known for bizarro, folky hip-hop at the control panel, and the one who famously dissed Smashing Pumpkins and Stone Temple Pilots behind the microphone?
Friday 24 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: Senator
Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks — Mirror Traffic
Pavement legend still plenty feisty.
Indie
Matt Carney
So what happens when you pair a couple of 1990s indie legends, setting the one known for bizarro, folky hip-hop at the control panel, and the one who famously dissed Smashing Pumpkins and Stone Temple Pilots behind the microphone?
‘Dr. no’ strikes again
CFN
Gazette staff
What do parks, trails and museums have to do with the Federal Aviation Administration?
After Rice
Two candidates square off Tuesday to fill the Senate seat vacated by Andrew Rice.
News
Amy Lester
The two candidates vying for former state Sen. Andrew Rice’s vacated seat hope voters will take notice. Oklahoma voters don’t usually pay much attention to special elections; the last one that involved a Senate seat drew only 8 percent of registered voters.
Rick’s their pick
GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum champions domestic energy production during his visit to OKC.
News
Clifton Adcock
The candidate was surrounded on stage by cameras and reporters, and just beyond the media crush, a throng of people waited for a chance to witness “Santorum’s momentum.”
Evolving debate
Controversy surrounds a state bill challenging the teaching of evolution in schools.
News
Jerry Shottenkirk
A bill assailed by some for challenging science in the classroom is making its way through the state Legislature. Senate Bill 1742, authored by Sen. Josh Brecheen, would create the “Oklahoma Science Education Act.”
Conspiracy theory
Sen. Inhofe’s first book continues his attack on views of man-made climate change.
Features
Clifton Adcock
James Inhofe
4 p.m. Friday
Full Circle Bookstore
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Putting the ‘eff’ in ‘friendly skies’
A tale of two Toms
Is a kinder, gentler Tom Coburn emerging?
News
Jonathan Nicholson
Quick: Name an Oklahoma politician who is pals with President Barack Obama, voted for the 2008 bank bailout, believes the military can be cut by 10 percent without harm and thinks increased taxes must be on the table for deficit reduction.
