Keep On Keepin On
by Alyssa Sperrazza The 2016 spring session of Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature (OIL) is coming to a close. With a new Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Speaker of […]
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Stronger Together
by Alyssa Sperrazza Politics is known for being a messy game. This session at Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature (OIL), the election for governor and lieutenant governor turned […]
An Open Letter to Voters
by Shellby Branch Like and unlike many of you, I had no idea what I was getting into when I replied to my delegation chair’s […]
Equality in 2016
by Shellby Branch As you may know, it is the year 2016. Slavery was ended many years ago and the civil rights movement was long […]
Downtown: adventure awaits
by Shellby Branch I love exploring downtowns in other states. Chicago. Dallas. New Orleans. Looking straight up to the sky and at tall skyscrapers. Watching […]
#JournalistsOntheLoose
by Rebecca Campbell Beginning last session, the journalists of Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature began to make a name for themselves. From random trips to a double […]
Protector of the (Zero) Stars
by Rebecca Campbell The Senate is widely regarded as the mind of the people. It is traditionally smaller than the House, but just as opinionated. Since […]
Fun Caucuses
by Rachel Frazer As a major within the Communication, Arts and Media department at my university and an OIL zero-star, I have to admit I’ve […]
Internal Bill ALU-001
by Rachel Frazer The Senate’s agenda this week includes Internal Bill ALU-001, also known as the “Lead by Example” Act of 2016, authored by President Pro […]
Superman and the Senate
by Paige McQueen After a day full of committees, delegation members are welcome to kick their feet up and attend a 9:30 p.m. showing of Batman […]