“I think one of the quickest ways to get a book read is to ban it,” Cheek said as she worked at Norman Public Library West.
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OKG Shop: Adult education
Metro residents should take advantage of numerous opportunities to improve themselves by visiting some local venues for continued learning.
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Local group works with parents and children to provide information about dyslexia
Decoding Dyslexia OK provides support to those affected by dyslexia.
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“I was pleasantly surprised when I visited there, actually, that I wasn’t totally far off,” she said. “I didn’t end up changing anything.”
“I was pleasantly surprised when I visited there, actually, that I wasn’t totally far off,” she said. “I didn’t end up changing anything.”
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New OKCPS superintendent Aurora Lora sits down with Oklahoma Gazette for a Q&A
Oklahoma City Public Schools hired Aurora Lora as superintendent in July.
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“We’re working on our butterbeer recipe, and since our shop used to be a house with a backyard, we’re working on hosting some Quidditch there.”
“We’re working on our butterbeer recipe, and since our shop used to be a house with a backyard, we’re working on hosting some Quidditch there.”
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Author empowers women to take control of their finances
“Anyone, with a little determination, can get their financial matters in order,” Jwayyed said.
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Chicken-Fried News: Test fail
The State Department of Education has thrown out writing tests for the second year in a row.
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Metropolitan Library System is seeking volunteers for its summer reading program
Local teenagers have the chance to be heroes in their communities thanks to Metropolitan Library System, which kicked off its Summer Reading Program on June 1 with a superhero theme.
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Chicken-Fried News: Reading racket
Data gathered from Facebook shows that Oklahomans like the Twilight books better than Harry Potter.