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Managing Expectations and Realities
Education seems far more complicated than it was in previous generations, particularly when it comes to what’s best for students. Opinions and trends shift and...
Priming the Pump of Success
The ubiquitous Ford F-150, arguably the state’s most popular vehicle and certainly the country’s best-selling pickup, operates because of a key component produced in an...
‘All the World’s a Stage’
“I was always drawn to acting in school,” says Presley, whose latest film, The Great Alaskan Race, premiered in October. “I was fortunate [because] I’d...
Great Companies to Work For
Accounting/Investing Charles SchwabOKC and TulsaSchwab, established in 1971, guarantees complete satisfaction for any transaction and will refund fees and commissions. Any losses that arise from...
An Oklahoma Wormhole
Worms. Onion burgers. An old trolley. Artificial insemination of livestock. These may not seem to add up to anything, but they do in El Reno....
A Little Bit of Everything
One could argue that relatively small Elk City is the museum capital of the world. Yes, the District of Columbia has 80 facilities and Florence,...
Past, Personal Connections
Ironies abound with Oklahoma’s oldest continuously active military base and its longtime historian. Fort Sill, just north of Lawton, is the state’s only remaining post...
Sooner Ties to the Cosmos
The dual successes of one of America’s most renowned astrophysicists and science fiction writers are due, in part, to his undergraduate days at the University...
An Oklahoma Vision for 2049
A giant airport for conventional and hypersonic jets. A station for bullet trains or hyperloop pods. Launch pads for satellite delivery and space tourists. Stands...




















