Editor’s note: This summer, The Transcript put out a call for local experts in history, science, education, nonprofits and more to write regular columns for the opinion page. The following is from a guest columnist contributes historical expertise to the page.
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A generation ago, a scholarly debate took place over the “uniqueness” of the Holocaust, the term used to describe the murder of six million European Jews and five million others, principally Sinta and Roma (Gypsies), homosexuals (nowadays, LGBTQ) and the mentally impaired or developmentally …
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The headlines in Oklahoma newspapers became all too common 40 years ago this summer: More county commissioners charged in federal kickback probe.
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You may recall last week’s column about how “automatic” updates often are not automatic at all. What follows are good examples of some “non-automatic” updates, also known as “out of band” updates.
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With little fanfare a few years back, the silver-colored ball field backstop at Lions park on Flood Street came down.
Editor’s note: This summer, The Transcript put out a call for local experts in history, science, education, nonprofits and more to write regular columns for the opinion page. The following is from Bill Scanlon, who contributes insight on local community programs to the page.
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Let’s cut to the chase: the words “personal responsibility,” in the hands of our leaders, are not only empty, but deadly right now.
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Editor’s note: This summer, The Transcript put out a call for local experts in history, science, education, nonprofits and more to write regular columns for the opinion page. The following is the first from a new guest columnist who contribute expertise about the local arts community to the page.
In the Embassy Suites parking lot Wednesday morning, there was at least one Pisces bumper sticker on an aquatics booster’s car.
The early morning temperatures made for a pleasurable bicycle ride through southeast Norman this past weekend, so much so that the surrounding geography was as much a discussion point as the weather.
The old Gibble Gas service station on North Porter Avenue stood for years as an icon on what was officially known as U.S. 77 highway.
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Editor’s note: This summer, The Transcript put out a call for local experts in history, science, education, nonprofits and more to write regular columns for the opinion page. The following is from a guest columnist contributes historical expertise to the page.
A generation ago, a scholarly debate took place over the “uniqueness” of the Holocaust, the term used to describe the murder of six million European Jews and five million others, principally Sinta and Roma (Gypsies), homosexuals (nowadays, LGBTQ) and the mentally impaired or developmentally …
The headlines in Oklahoma newspapers became all too common 40 years ago this summer: More county commissioners charged in federal kickback probe.
You may recall last week’s column about how “automatic” updates often are not automatic at all. What follows are good examples of some “non-automatic” updates, also known as “out of band” updates.
With little fanfare a few years back, the silver-colored ball field backstop at Lions park on Flood Street came down.
Editor’s note: This summer, The Transcript put out a call for local experts in history, science, education, nonprofits and more to write regular columns for the opinion page. The following is from Bill Scanlon, who contributes insight on local community programs to the page.
Let’s cut to the chase: the words “personal responsibility,” in the hands of our leaders, are not only empty, but deadly right now.
Editor’s note: This summer, The Transcript put out a call for local experts in history, science, education, nonprofits and more to write regular columns for the opinion page. The following is the first from a new guest columnist who contribute expertise about the local arts community to the page.
In the Embassy Suites parking lot Wednesday morning, there was at least one Pisces bumper sticker on an aquatics booster’s car.
The early morning temperatures made for a pleasurable bicycle ride through southeast Norman this past weekend, so much so that the surrounding geography was as much a discussion point as the weather.
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Susan Kathleen McPherson, age 70, of Norman, passed away on August 1, 2021. A Memorial Service will be held on Friday, August 6, 2021 at 10:30am at Havenbrook Funeral Home in Norman. Share condolences online: www.havenbrookfuneralhome.com.
