Tornadoes are a way of life in central Oklahoma

  • Andy Rieger for The Transcript

As my young family huddled behind a sofa in front of a large plate glass window in our southwest Norman home, we all looked out to the south to see if we could catch a glimpse of a tornado that was headed our way.

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World War I was big news on the homefront
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World War I was big news on the homefront

  • By Andy Rieger | For The Transcript

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Organizers of my Honor Flight carrying veterans to see the memorial built to honor their World War II service had one goal that August day a few years back: Keep ‘em hydrated.

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Oklahoma has had more than its share of tragedies

  • Andy Rieger for The Transcript

The endless stream of headlights, some from funeral processions, others from drivers showing solidarity with rescue teams, will always be top of mind for me as we mark Monday’s 26th anniversary of the Alfred P. Murrah Building bombing.

The 'what' questions

  • By Dr. Jerry N. Duncan For The Transcript

How we think about problems has a significant influence on our mental state and the way we think about God.

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Family vacation season quickly approaching

  • Andy Rieger for The Transcript

WILBURTON — The blooming dogwood and redbud trees along State Highway 2 adjacent to Robbers Cave State Park are competing for the visitors’ attention on a weekday drive-through.

Now what do I do with the truth?

  • By Dr. Jerry N. Duncan For The Transcript

Now that I know that I have been lied to all these years about how to define myself, how do I make the truth that I now know a real part of me?

New coaches must make student engagement a priority

New coaches must make student engagement a priority

  • By Andy Rieger | For The Transcript

When Sherri Coale was hired as the OU’s women’s basketball coach in 1996, she left a state champion Norman High team that drew far more fans than the university women’s program had ever seen.

COLUMN: Three top COVID vaccine myths debunked
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COLUMN: Three top COVID vaccine myths debunked

  • Dr. Jennifer Rudd | Oklahoma State University

Vaccine hesitancy is one of our last major hurdles in the fight against COVID-19, and we are racing against the emergence of several variants to avert a (more) prolonged pandemic.

Does it matter what I think?

  • By Dr. Jerry N. Duncan For The Transcript

Making bad choices in life is a given. It is not about whether I will. It is about when I will, and what I will do when I become aware of it.

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Tornadoes are a way of life in central Oklahoma

As my young family huddled behind a sofa in front of a large plate glass window in our southwest Norman home, we all looked out to the south to see if we could catch a glimpse of a tornado that was headed our way.

World War I was big news on the homefront

World War I was big news on the homefront

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Organizers of my Honor Flight carrying veterans to see the memorial built to honor their World War II service had one goal that August day a few years back: Keep ‘em hydrated.

Oklahoma has had more than its share of tragedies

The endless stream of headlights, some from funeral processions, others from drivers showing solidarity with rescue teams, will always be top of mind for me as we mark Monday’s 26th anniversary of the Alfred P. Murrah Building bombing.

The 'what' questions

How we think about problems has a significant influence on our mental state and the way we think about God.

Family vacation season quickly approaching

WILBURTON — The blooming dogwood and redbud trees along State Highway 2 adjacent to Robbers Cave State Park are competing for the visitors’ attention on a weekday drive-through.

Now what do I do with the truth?

Now that I know that I have been lied to all these years about how to define myself, how do I make the truth that I now know a real part of me?

New coaches must make student engagement a priority

New coaches must make student engagement a priority

When Sherri Coale was hired as the OU’s women’s basketball coach in 1996, she left a state champion Norman High team that drew far more fans than the university women’s program had ever seen.

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