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Jake Dalton
Advertisements for online degree programs are springing up everywhere. It's becoming more difficult to discern which programs provide a genuine education from those that let you print out your d...

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Charles Martin
If television commercials can be believed, then beer and football are as inseparable as hamburgers and french fries. But as thirsty fans pack into the stands of their favorite college team, they...

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Greg Horton
Greg Wilhoit, whose story of wrongful conviction and incarceration on Oklahoma's death row was told by John Grisham in his 2006 book "The Innocent Man," now lives in Sacramento, Calif. He is on ...

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Emily Jerman
When Douglass High School Principal Brian Staples first entered an Oklahoma City public school as a student teacher almost 20 years ago, he asked if he could take over teaching the class on the ...

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Lea Terry
A high number of dropouts, students reading below grade level, teenagers turning to crime and gangs " these are trends seen not only in Oklahoma but also around the country. Teachers and adminis...

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Paige Lawler
Thirty percent of Oklahoma adults read below a basic fifth-grade level, according to a national assessment completed in 2005. Twelve percent of those read below a second-grade level. The Oklahom...

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Kelley Chambers
As redevelopment efforts have flourished in the central business district, Bricktown, Deep Deuce and Midtown in the last decade, the west side of downtown has had a few victories. Overall, it is...

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Paige Lawler
Hundreds of students, alumni, guests, faculty and staff from OU gathered Dec. 7 in the Century Ballroom at Sheraton Hotel, 1 N. Broadway, to witness the second inaugural Gaylord Prize event.  ...

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Gazette staff
Oklahoma City University announced Dec. 10 its Board of Trustees named Judge Robert H. Henry, Chief Judge of the United States Court of Appeals, Tenth Circuit, the school's 17th president. "T...