Letters to the Editor
Allison Rathgeber
I enjoyed the article on fair food that was in Oklahoma Gazette Sept. 21 (Matt Carney, Jenny Coon Peterson, Rod Lott, “Fair play”).
Sunday 19 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: okc
'Fair' and balanced
Letters to the Editor
Allison Rathgeber
I enjoyed the article on fair food that was in Oklahoma Gazette Sept. 21 (Matt Carney, Jenny Coon Peterson, Rod Lott, “Fair play”).
Moral 'Oral'
Letters to the Editor
Brandon Wertz
I have a couple of problems with Frank Riddick’s “Oral argument” (Letters, Oct. 5, Gazette). His response to Greg Horton’s “Walk this way” article (Sept. 21, Gazette) tries its hardest to find contradiction in Randy Potts’ interpretation of Christianity by utilizing mental jujitsu to prove that same interpretation would allow for murder.
Go, Gringo, go!
Gringo Star keeps the indie-pop faith with its new identity.
Music
Chris Parker
Gringo Star with the Wurly Birds and Dad
9 p.m. Tuesday
Opolis
113 N. Crawford, Norman
opolis.org
820-0951
$8
Not OK in OKC?
CFN
Gazette staff
Everything was coming up roses last season as the Oklahoma City Thunder made it to the NBA’s Western Conference Finals. Now things are in limbo with the lockout, and one report is raising questions about the inner workings of the big league franchise.
Attitude adjustment
College students are buying, selling and giving away the prescription College students are buying, selling and giving away the prescription drug Adderall. Do they understand the ramifications of abuse?
News
Matt Carney
Editor’s note: Oklahoma Gazette interviewed eight local students about Adderall abuse. All feared arrest and requested anonymity, so names have been changed.
Free at last!
Let’s face the facts: You are a cheap date.
Features
Christina Nihira
You could spend a lot of money in the metro on cool dates. But you don’t have to, with scores of spots in more than 600 square miles of sprawl.
Tympanic TNT
Boom go the dynamite sounds of Explosions in the Sky, the beloved band instrumental to keeping the world interested in moving music without lyrics.
Music
Joshua Boydston
Explosions
In The Sky with Wye Oak
7 p.m. Thursday
Diamond Ballroom
8001 S. Eastern
diamondballroom.net
677-9169
$19 advance, $24 door
‘Mind’ mapped
KSBI has launched a trivia show for colleges.
News
Carmen Forman
Two groups of students wearing matching shirts emblazoned with their college logos awkwardly met in the lobby of the KSBI-TV studio. Words were hard to come by for the students, because they knew in the next hour, those in the different-colored shirts would be their enemies.
Doing a 180
The Myriad Botanical Gardens project takes a major step in redefining downtown OKC.
News
Clifton Adcock
On Oct. 15, organizers are hoping to take a major step in redefining downtown Oklahoma City.
Occupy OKC
Watch interviews with a pair of Occupy movement protesters in Oklahoma City.
News
Clifton Adcock
Occupy OKC protesters set up camp in Kerr Park on Monday evening, beginning what they determined an indefinite occupation of the park.
