Not all students would be treated equally, and tax dollars should go to public facilities, not individuals.
Oklahoma Gazette
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Commentary: Public art enhances our quality of life
Art is meant to be intellectually and emotionally provocative, and the more of that we can provide to residents and visitors in our city, the better.
Posted inArts & Culture
Read it here: Full Islamic Society of Greater OKC statement on Orlando attack
This heinous act contradicts the Holy Month plus the very teachings and practices of Islam. This is against our beliefs.
Posted inArts & Culture
Read it here: Full OKC Pride statement on OKC Pride events and Orlando nightclub attack
Pride was born of a need to stand up against oppression, discrimination and to fight for equality.
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Richard Ray Whitman’s pursuit of art led him to activism
“We were always the subject matter,” Whitman said, “but never behind the camera. That’s where the artist has control; a more self-determined image can be created when you are behind the lens.”
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Oklahoma Gazette earns journalism awards
Oklahoma Gazette reporters and designers earned awards from Oklahoma’s chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists.
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Cover Story: Students involved in a local university law school’s Oklahoma Innocence Project realize criminal justice system is far from flawless
“To be able to help provide a voice to someone who has no voice is an incredible opportunity and experience,” Behenna said.
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State’s financial crisis puts OKCPS arts education in danger
“This budget crisis is proof that we need to bring everyone together to work on long-term solutions for public schools,” Hime said.
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Letters to the Editor: April 27, 2016
Oklahoma needs two things: a relevant energy industry and an infrastructure that gets the energy to the people who are going to use it.
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420 Gazedibles: Highly respected
The OKC metro has what it takes to soothe your ravenous case of the munchies.