Stories from the Journalism Competition (Fall 2015)
Senate Snaps Lead to Office
By Janie Robbins As the Senate works their way through the bill process, Senator Corey Shirey can be seen casually leaning against a desk in […]
Journalism Competition Fall 2015
Twice as Good: Rachel Seldenrust Tackles Both Sides of the Law
By Alyssa Sperrazza You’ll recognize her immediately by her curly, long brown hair. A picture of productivity, she wears a dark blue suit, heels and […]
Murphy’s Law
By Matthew Rahn Murphy’s Law states that anything that can happen will happen. This perfectly sums up the past few months for Governor Jacob Murphy. […]
Cash Money Cashdollar
By Francesca Garbrah When Representative Caleb Cashdollar steps into that chamber room there’s no stopping him. Caleb Cashdollar, is a one star delegate from Oral […]
Making Men Into Eunuchs
By Rebecca Campbell The amount of women who have reported rape or attempted rate in the state of Oklahoma is between 35%-45% higher than that […]
Concealed Weapons on College Campuses: Is it a Good Idea or Not?
By Francesca Garbrah Earlier today Representative Cooper, Oklahoma State University, introduced a bill relating to “concealed carry.” This bill will allow all people registered a Concealed […]
In the Opinion of the Chair
By Matthew Rahn It’s a common question here at OIL. Is it in the opinion of the chair that (insert your comment here)? This is […]
Concealed Carry at Colleges
By Alyssa Sperrazza The sounds of bullets have a distinct noise. They cut through the air and make people go tense. School shootings have become […]
Moment of Realization
By Matthew Rahn There are two radical bills hitting both the House and Senate floor this session. These two separate bills, written by Quincy Metcalf […]