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‘Simple math missing from gross production tax issue’
(Editor’s Note: NonDoc believes in creating a responsible forum for the rational and respectful discussion of topics and ideas. As such, we run Letters...
Joint editorial against LGBT hate: ‘Love is love’
(Editor's Note: In the wake of last week's tragic mass shooting at a gay bar in Orlando, Fla., the publishers and editors of Oklahoma...
Letter: Doerflinger ‘fancies himself an Oklahoma version of Trump’
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Unpacking that stupid ‘Shooting Advice’ meme
Since the Orlando shooting June 12, social media has been abuzz with impassioned screeds from both sides of the political aisle, each attempting to...
Editorial: More candidates mean better democracy
Just more than one week remains before Oklahomans will vote June 28 in primary elections for state legislative and congressional seats.
Several inter-party matchups will...
Sundaze: ‘We are Pulse’
Comic First
Poem Second
We are Pulse
(Cast your stones unto the ground)
by Derek Geiger
We're born into this world with darkness on our backs,
Targets primed and ready to...
KIPP OKC finances, data belie ‘credibility of its promises’
There are two big questions in regard to the KIPP plan for taking over the Martin Luther King Elementary School building. I’ve focused on the...
Red Earth Festival: ‘What matters is what will remain’
As I’ve traveled the country, I’ve witnessed the widespread cultural clash over white people wearing headdresses, the Washington Redskins mascot debate, and even speculative...
Mass shootings: Do we have to reach triple-digit deaths?
America can’t seem to agree whether the largest act of terrorism since 9/11 — and the nation's largest mass shooting ever — matters more or...
Political shifts create uncertainty for two-party system
The discontent surrounding America's two-party political system has never been more apparent till the 2016 election cycle.
Democrat and Republican voters alike broke away from their...
