Features
Emily Summars
Oklahoma ranks No. 1 in not only football, but for incarcerating females — 132 women per every 100,000 people in 2009. The national average is 68, according to a state Department of Corrections report.
Saturday 25 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: University of Oklahoma
Bar examination
University of Oklahoma students go to prison for the documentary ‘Women Behind Bars.’
Features
Emily Summars
Oklahoma ranks No. 1 in not only football, but for incarcerating females — 132 women per every 100,000 people in 2009. The national average is 68, according to a state Department of Corrections report.
Surfing stalk-arazzi
CFN
Gazette staff
Blake Griffin has expressed his interest in playing overseas, and he’s also interested in playing in the sea.
Thick as a brick
Letters to the Editor
Thomas L. Furlong
The University of Oklahoma is planning a $75 million building to house 380 students; that’s almost $200,000 per student!
Upon further review
OU, OSU not headed to Pac-12, which OU regent calls an ‘academically and athletically superior’ conference.
VOTD: What large, iris-less eyes you have
Watch a freaky new video from soon-to-visit Norman indie act Twin Sister.
On Oct. 14, New York boy-girl indies Twin Sister and The Pains of Being Pure at Heart will play at the University of Oklahoma. Both bands create dreamlike sonic landscapes, but while TPOBPAH skew more toward distorted rock, Twin Sister indulges in lush, sense-defying, alternate-reality dream-pop.
Check out this video for “Kimmi in a Ricefield,” off their debut album, “In Heaven,” which comes out today. Expect a positive review soon.
by Matt Carney
09.27.2011
1 year ago
Check out this video for “Kimmi in a Ricefield,” off their debut album, “In Heaven,” which comes out today. Expect a positive review soon.
Nine is enough?
CFN
Gazette staff
California, here we don’t come. Right back where we started from … in the old, reliable Big 12.
Point: ‘An Oklahoma City landmark’
Commentary
Lee A. Fithian
Once again, Stage Center faces extinction. In 1972, the same year it won the Honor Award from The American Institute of Architects and the New York City Museum of Modern Art accepted the building model into its permanent collection, the Mummers Theater (as it was known then) was threatened to be demolished for lack of operating funds.
Shaping a better city
Commentary
Blair Humphreys
We had the opportunity to discuss the issue of “sprawl” with more than 600 citizens who gathered last month at a town hall meeting in Oklahoma City. The meeting included presentations from Councilman Ed Shadid, City Manager Jim Couch and the director of almost every city department.
Max on Mummers, mack
Letters to the Editor
Max Weitzenhoffer
I used to perform at the Mummers Theater with Mack Scism before it was built. Mack, the longtime Mummers managing director, had a vision. He worked out of a garage. It was an in-the-round situation in a big garage downtown, and it was a very good operation.
Get in the car
Now on display in Norman, Satan’s Camaro is a collaborative duo of contemporary printmakers.
