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If you grew up in the 1950s through 1970s, television westerns introduced you to a thankless career. Here’s the job description. You work for a cowboy who travels constantly and appears to have no source of income. You don’t decide how you spend your day. You’ve got no house or apartment. Have you guessed your profession? Yes, that’s right…you are a sidekick. Because sidekicks live in the 1800s Wild West, they’ve got no car, bicycle, taxi, or access to public transportation. They ride a horse most of the time. They rarely change clothes, because their entire wardrobe is rolled up behind the saddle. Gender equality? Forget it. All the heroes – except for one notable exception – are males. And the folks they hire for sidekicks are guys too.
Read moreNews Release Northwestern Oklahoma State University officials have announced an increase in student enrollment for the fall 2022 semester.
Read moreIt’s no doubt that Vikings were some of the toughest men in history books. However, they cared about their appearance enough that makeup was a part of their everyday routine.
Read more“We appreciate Governor Stitt and the Oklahoma State Legislature for selecting several strategic initiatives at Oklahoma State University to fund through the American Rescue Plan Act. As Oklahoma’s flagship land-grant university, these initiatives and projects align with our mission of addressing Oklahoma’s most pressing challenges. We commend the members of the House and Senate for prioritizing our projects and thank the governor for his approval.
Read moreThe United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Oklahoma announced that Sebron Dejuan Brown, age 36, of Muskogee, Oklahoma, was sentenced to 48 months imprisonment and 3 years of supervised release for one count of Conspiracy to Commit Odometer Tampering, two counts of Odometer Tampering, and one count of Conspiracy to Commit Wire Fraud.
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Read moreAt their regular October meeting in Medicine Park, Wildlife Conservation Commissioners opened the meeting with a moment of silence to honor the late Bill Brewster. Brewster was a passionate and dedicated sportsman who served on the Wildlife Commission beginning in 2016, representing District 3 in southeastern Oklahoma.
Read moreThe Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics (OSSM) announced this week it was named in the Top 1 percent of public schools nationwide. It is also the 2023 Best Public High School in Oklahoma, according to Niche.com. Rankings are based on school statistics and the opinions of students and parents, among other criteria. This is the fourth consecutive year The OSSM has been identified as the state’s leading public and STEMrelated high school.
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