Letter: Sen. Lankford, ‘damage to our institutions will not fade. It will accrue’
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Room 918: Thanking Oklahoma teachers for what they do
From helping our littlest learners master their ABCs and 123s, to supporting high school students on their path to college and careers, teachers inspire our next generation of leaders. And for that, Tulsa parents and community members are grateful.
Room 918: Teach For America Greater Tulsa director reflects on providing students with good education
“It would take more than excellent teachers, I realized, to provide every student with an excellent education. Yes, excellent teachers were vital, but it would also take a community.”
Saloon: Journalist recalls dark chapter reading McVeigh’s hateful ideology
An Oklahoma journalist recalls a dark chapter in his life reading about how Timothy McVeigh’s hateful ideology led to the bombing of the Oklahoma City federal building. Journalist Ben Fenwick is featured in a documentary now playing at Circle Cinema and airing on PBS.
Fairmont Terrace killings: Victims’ mother anxious for justice
Charon Powell wants to see her daughters’ killers brought to justice, so she’s concerned by delays and mistakes in court case for men accused of their murder.
Insult to injury: Inside corporate America’s campaign to ditch worker’s comp
One Texas lawyer is helping companies opt out of workers’ compensation and write their own rules. What does it really mean for injured workers in Oklahoma and other states?
Frontier Reads: Harper Lee’s ‘Go Set a Watchman’
The two books should be wholly separate from one another and if you read Go Set a Watchman, you must take it as a completely separate story and set of characters with maybe the exception of Scout.
Frontier Reads: ‘Patience and Fortitude’ recounts effort to modernize New York Public Library
Ultimately, the campaign to prevent the Central Library Plan was, ironically, stoked by the very digital medium it was meant to address – the Internet.
