There are almost no black or Hispanic professors at Oklahoma Christian University. I find this highly problematic. As a sophomore and a minority at Oklahoma…
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These thousands of children swept up in the system could easily have been you or me, and it is long past due for serious repairs to this broken system.
In the U.S., we as citizens have a unique power those of other nations have never held: the power of a vote. Within the next few weeks, those votes will be used to determine whether the Democratic or Republican party will hold control of the Senate and the House of Representatives.
Last month, Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill making California the first state to require public companies to have a minimum of one female on their board of directors. The purpose of this bill was to further establish gender equality in the professional sphere and “break the glass ceiling,” but for me, this legislation is a slap in the face.
September 15 through October 15 is Hispanic Heritage Month, yet the hard truth is there is minimal awareness of the Hispanic culture on Oklahoma Christian University’s campus.
It is important to try and keep athletes safe, but the line has inevitably been crossed in the NFL. No one wants to watch a game where the referees dictate every move. Let them play.
In a time when universities are working to combat binge-drinking on college campuses, and the uglier behaviors fueled by alcohol—like violence and rape—are featured almost daily on every major news station in America, why would these schools play into the hypocrisy by endorsing the very beverage they are warning against at their sporting events?
Despite recent sexual assault allegations, the Senate Judiciary Committee voted 11-10 Friday to recommend Brett Kavanaugh for Senate approval as the next U.S. Supreme Court Justice.