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Gazette staff
Oklahoma City Community College presents the children’s play “Danny, King of the Basement.”
Friday 24 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: college
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OKG7 things to do
Gazette staff
Oklahoma City Community College presents the children’s play “Danny, King of the Basement.”
From grind to grad
In increasing numbers, adults are heading back to college for fulfillment.
News
Dean Anderson
Josh Hughes, Summer Maxey, John Maloy and Jennie Whiteman may have never met, but they’re all working to get to the same place.
Cube it
OKG7 things to do
Gazette staff
Redlands Community College art history professor Eric Wright turned his time in corporate cubicles into concrete and metal sculptures. The resulting exhibit will debut with a reception from 6 to 10 p.m. Friday at Istvan Gallery, 1218 N. Western, with a 1 to 5 p.m. open house on Saturday and Sunday. The cubes will remain on display through July 29. Admission is free. Call 831-2874 or visit istvangallery.com.
Friday-Sunday, ongoing
Promises kept
It’s the 20th anniversary for a state program that has enabled thousands of Oklahomans to pursue a college education.
News
Mia Cantu
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.
Digging deep
Students from an Edmond college are digging up history on an archaeological trip in Israel.
News
Greg Horton
Students from Edmond’s Herbert W. Armstrong College recently traveled to Israel to work on an archaeological dig site possibly linked to King Solomon.
Degree of disappointment
A college education no longer guarantees plentiful career opportunities.
OKG7 off-campus diners
Every week, we give you seven OKC-area restaurants to explore.
OKG7 Dining
Jenn Scott
Being in college doesn’t shackle students to cafeterias on campus. From budget-friendly meals to late-night munchies, eats around town offer college students plenty of delicious, local cuisine.
Passing grade
OU finds positive results from a pilot program that allows a coed housing floor.
News
Carol Cole-Frowe
A coed floor housing choice — two years in the making — appears to be working at the University of Oklahoma.
