A Bright Beginning for O.I.L.
Thut T. Newborne Novmeber 15, 2018 OKLAHOMA CITY, OK- The kick-off of the 50th-second session joint session of the Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislatures began with the […]
Month: November 2018
E-Cigs or Combustion Engines?
Kelsey Briggs Nov. 16, 2018 OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. – Electronic cigarette usage is on the rise and so are growing health concerns. Individuals who use […]
Saying NO is Good
Christabel Shokunbi November 16, 2018. Second-year delegate, Gourley represented OU today by presenting a bill on controlling the breeding of animals on the 11th of […]
Profile Piece – Freshman Delegate Russell
Christabel Shokunbi Nov. 16, 2018. On the 16 th of November, the freshman delegate Mason Russell from OSU presented his bill in front of the […]
The Final Death of OSU-531
Kelsey Briggs Nov. 17, 2018 OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. – OSU-531 sparked controversy amongst members of the House and Senate. The hot topic freshmen bill was […]
A Bullet to Humanity
Nia Ramsey Nov 17, 2018. OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – Representative Swearingen of OSU will put innocent lives in a tremendous amount of danger through his […]
Spotlight: Emilie Tindle
Samantha Bucklew Nov. 17, 2018. Emilie Tindle (OSU) enters the Senate on the morning of Saturday November 17 to present her bill OSU 531 titled […]
More Than Just a Game
Kelsey Briggs Nov. 17, 2018. OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. – Student athletes are considered superheroes in the minds of children and adults. Once theircleats hit the […]
Yah on act Who run Da World
Christabel Shokunbi November 15, 2018 OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – House delegate, head freshman liaison, Aleah LaForce may have the opportunity to talk about her bill. […]
Not now, not ever. (OPINION-EDITORIAL)
Nia Ramsey Nov. 15, 2018. OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – Human bodies and lives are mutilated. Their happiness is stripped by the hands of doctors—of strangers. […]