Posts from the Journalism Competition.
Innocent or Nah?
by Janie Robbins Every session, delegates bring very controversial pieces of legislation. This session, Representative Julie Tull’s “Innocent Until Proven Guilty” Act of 2016 will […]
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Shenanigans in the Press Box
by Janie Robbins Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature is in session! They spent the first day of session in joint session. This is where the House of […]
Vote Long Term Success for OIL
by Kelby Williams As elections approach us here at Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature’s 1st session of the 48th Legislature, consider the candidates with open minds and […]
More than just a Zero-Star
by Paige McQueen If you see a lonesome figure lurking in the corner with an awed gaze, chances are they are apart of the elite group […]
Children in the Joint Committee
by Harley Liechty Children are some of the most aspirational people in the world, (no, I’m not talking about our zero stars here). Most young children […]
The Lesser of Two Evils
by Janie Robbins Spring session in Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature means elections. Each chamber is electing new leadership, including Speaker of the House and President Pro […]
Make OIL Well Again
by Rebecca Campbell Looking ragged and tired, Chief Justice Chase Maxwell accepted the invitation I extended to him to participate in an interview. Finding the […]
OIL Governor’s Election Focuses on Improvements for Organization
By Alyssa Sperrazza With the start of the spring session of the Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature (OIL), delegates will elect a new governor, along with other […]
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 […]
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 […]