If we are ever going to seriously confront the realities of environmental change, the flat earth society that consistently denies scientific findings needs to be spun off the globe. Now, I’m not seriously advocating for the systematic launching of climate change deniers into the void of space, but if members of the media thwart progress […]
George Lang
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All grown up
If you visited okgazette.com last week, you undoubtedly noticed the online version of Oklahoma Gazette quietly received a massive upgrade. Everything you need, including dramatically improved restaurant and event listings, is all there and easy to reach. It also just feels good, and I’m confident you will not feel nostalgic for the old version of […]
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‘Fiercely local and independent’ is not a catchphrase or marketing boilerplate. It’s the philosophy that governs every decision we make.
‘Fiercely local and independent’ is not a catchphrase or marketing boilerplate. It’s the philosophy that governs every decision we make.
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Letters to the Editor: May 18, 2016
Changes to lottery payout system could provide schools with needed funds.
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Kevin Durant’s personal chef holds benefit dinner for Flint residents
Personal chef Ryan Lopez holds Eat for Flint, a meal at Kd’s Southern Cuisine, to raise money to help those affected by Michigan’s water emergency.
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The Jimi Hendrix Experience — Hendrix in the West / Winterland
I have no doubts that the news of Merge Records’ forthcoming reissue of Superchunk’s 1994 classic, “Foolish,” has my friend George Lang at The Oklahoman nervously checking his inbox every four or five minutes, anxious to download that remastered 50 minutes of 90s indie-guitar glory. The re-done edition is accompanied by never-before-heard bonus material and […]