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DHS is thankful for students’ efforts
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Oklahoma families statewide are preparing for the holidays by shopping for turkeys, sweet potatoes, pumpkin pies and all the traditional fixings for a perfect Thanksgiving dinner. But for some...
Social progress is school’s goal
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Kevin McPherson bears a lot of social responsibility. He initiated a drug treatment program called CARE for Change in northeast Oklahoma City with the help of a fellow graduate student. He started...
UPDATE
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Tobacco settlement, 10 years in A decade ago when states sued big tobacco companies, officials were hoping the result would be a decrease in the number of youth who begin smoking. In Oklahoma, that...
SCOUTING
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12 advance in Ada The Eagle Scout rank is being presented to 12 members of Troop 4, Ada. • When: 3 p.m. today at the First Christian Church, 101 E 13 St., in Ada. The presentation ceremony is...
IN BRIEF
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National Weather Service offers workshop on technologies NORMAN — The National Weather Service’s "Next Generation Warning Services Workshop” is scheduled for Dec. 2-4 at the...
Hope for Tulsa medical training, indigent care
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DEBATE over how best to meet the Tulsa area’s indigent-care needs and give life support to Oklahoma State University’s doctor training program got a new twist last week after a hospital...
OSU Recruiting: Prioritizing their needs
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High priority →Defensive tackle: This might be the most crucial area where the Cowboys are yet to get a commitment. They need depth and playmaking ability at DT, so look for potentially three...
Marrow donation saves sister's life
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NOBLE — Makenzie Driever, 8, is a "rough-and-tumble girl.” When bruises started showing up on Makenzie’s body last May, her parents didn’t think much about it at first....
'Superhero' recycles; do you?
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NORMAN — Like most caped crusaders, Sue Madole has two sides. She spends her days as a Norman elementary school teacher. But, she’s also an environmental warrior, and when she starts...
MY REUNIONS
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Oklahoma CityCentral High School class of 1942, 12:30 p.m. the last Thursday, Johnnie’s Charcoal Broiler, 2652 W Britton Road. Call June Porter Honiker, 842-0815. Central High School class of...
Dads' club helps students celebrate Thanksgiving
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Dads served up a Thanksgiving meal Thursday at Washington Irving Elementary. No, it wasn’t a dress rehearsal for carving the turkey on Thanksgiving Day. It was the school’s Dads’...
Jones High School has a new lunch place
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JONES — For the first time in about a year, students at Jones High School have the chance to eat their breakfasts and lunches on school property. District officials opened the school’s...
Need for indigent care in Oklahoma is a source of accord
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State leaders may not agree on a solution to save the Oklahoma State University Medical Center in Tulsa, but they do agree that a plan to care for the indigent is necessary. A public-private...
Tulsa girl returned safely; father captured
Thu, Nov 20, 2008
TULSA — A girl was checked out of her elementary school here by an escaped convict this morning, police said.
Waynequa Golson was checked out of Bell Elementary School by her father, Bruce...
OCAST approves $316,142 research internship awards
Thu, Nov 20, 2008
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The board of OCAST, the Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and Technology, has approved six new Research and Development Intern Partnership awards. Since 1998 the OCAST R&D Intern...
Mustang students score favorably on standard tests
Thu, Nov 20, 2008
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MUSTANG — Test scores in the Mustang School District continue to rise, officials said. School officials announced that the district’s Academic Performance Index rose to 1362, a...
School briefs
Wed, Nov 19, 2008
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Parents plan fun night Kennedy Elementary School’s Parent Teacher Association will host a Family Fun Night from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday in the gym, 621 Sunrise. The event is for students and...
Lunch set on Langston’s progress
Wed, Nov 19, 2008
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Langston University President JoAnn Haysbert will host a luncheon Thursday in Oklahoma City for a group of service organization leaders and will update them on Langston’s progress toward its...
The Oklahoman journalism class seeks students
Wed, Nov 19, 2008
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Newsroom 101, The Oklahoman’s program for high school students interested in journalism, is accepting applications for its 2009 session. The free 10-week class offers high school students in...
Centennial High School reschedules event for slain student
Wed, Nov 19, 2008
Centennial High School has rescheduled the fundraiser for the family of Timothy Mooreland, which had been scheduled for today.
The fundraiser is an intramural basketball game that students can...
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