Commentary
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Letter: Mankind is unsustainable
(Editor’s Note: The following Letter to the Editors constitutes an unsolicited commentary. NonDoc runs Letters to the Editors up to about 250 words and...
Sunday Funday: ‘Words’ for the King of the Fall
Words
by Joshua David Gray
I was reading the lyrics of a Duncan Sheik CD
When I should have been preparing for this poetry MC
Smoking a cigarette,...
Letter: SQ 777 more like ‘Right to Harm’
(Editor’s Note: The following Letters to the Editors refers to Jessica Willingham's Oct. 14 article Effects of agricultural regulations up in the air and Meredith...
Ten Commandments: Reactions spur moral discussion
(Editor’s Note: Vital Conversations is a running series of commentaries from various faith leaders. The series is sponsored by Phillips Theological Seminary, though contributions...
Newspapers bet big on Back to the Future Day
Newseum.org offers daily content for the newspaper geek. Of which, I am. In particular, I like dissecting the front page. Luckily for me, Newseum posts its...
City Sentinel’s double pug obituaries confuse pug lover
Ivy Jane was a President Obama supporter. What exactly did Ivy like about our 44th president? Was it his health care initiative? Maybe his...
Team building shows mistaken theory of leadership
What do you do when a company's management or executives live and work in different places?
The answer may be the same as any other...
TV news host calls out Capitol press corps
The workers' compensation story that NPR and ProPublica released last week caught the attention of KOKC 1520's Scott Mitchell. As host of News 9's Sunday...
Sunday Funday: We died happy, offline
Archaeology
by Andy Bowen
In a thousand years they'll dig us up in Oklahoma.
They'll sort through our bones
At the bottom of that canyon
With furrowed brows and...
Commie symp author accomplished much for Oklahoma
Once upon a time, Oklahoma was considered a liberal (if not radical) place. It had a progressive constitution designed to make government responsible to...
