Commentary
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Whatever your Christmas, view it positively
Christmas is an interesting holiday in America.
On one hand, it's a celebration of a specifically religious moment in human history — a time for Christians...
Christmas Eve: Unwrap a few NonDoc presents
It's Christmas Eve, and here at NonDoc we'd like to re-gift a few things you might have missed from us so far this year....
‘Life’s got reckoning to do’
(Editor's Note: In beginning 2016, NonDoc has rebranded its Sunday feature as Sundaze. We remain resolved to provide this space for poetry, short prose, visual...
Antiquated work schedules ruin 3 p.m. OU football game
The OU Sooners make their inaugural college football playoff appearance today at 3 p.m. central time, and a fair number of 9 to 5ers are annoyed...
A ‘tremendous opportunity,’ if you have the money
If you have the money ...
by William W. Savage III
Think of all the places
that are left in this country
to hide in plain sight
if you...
Incarcerated poets pen verses from Tulsa County jail
Oklahoma imprisons women at double the national rate. About 80 percent of them are locked up for nonviolent offenses. We don't just incarcerate a...
Newspaper ownership should exhibit transparency
The New York Times offered a great headline on Dec. 14: Reporters in Las Vegas try to crack case of who owns their newspaper.
I...
Rebuttal: Why I’m NOT a conservative Republican
This could take a while.
You might want to get a sandwich.
While I could probably fill a tome with my reasons for being neither conservative...
Letter: ‘Passenger rail is a proven commodity’
(Editor’s Note: The following Letter to the Editors refers to Rosemary Meacham-Zittel's Dec. 16 commentary, An Okie abroad: Oklahoma needs passenger trains. NonDoc runs Letters to the...
Feeling a little ‘Bah, humbug’? Try Krampus!
Coming from the German word “krampen” (claw), Krampus is Santa’s other half. The yin to his yang, if you will. Santa’s shadow, his dark side;...
