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Visit to Norman was fun, informative
I had a wonderful visit to the Norman School District on Feb. 8....
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Veteran mortgage banker bullish on Oklahoma
Kent Carter is bullish on the real estate industry in general and on Oklahoma in particular. As president of Citywide Mortgage and a veteran of the Oklahoma banking and finance industry, he has ridden the waves of uncertainty and watched ...
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No offense, Cupid
Nowadays, soulmates may find each other through computer matching. In the past, it seemed to happen more by chance and often secretly....
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Frank Wang is Oklahoma’s top nerd and proud of it
Frank Wang’s pocket-protector and bow-tie stand out among a civic club audience this week. He didn’t have tape on his glasses and wasn’t wearing tennis shoes because he can’t tie them. (He has a doctorate in mathematics but still has ...
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Americans aren’t trying to repeal rights
Editor, The Transcript: Despite what you may be reading or hearing, Americans are not trying to repeal the Second Amendment. Americans revere the Constitution, and even the most anti-gun person knows that tampering with the Bill of Rights ...
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What can we do to combat violence?
The murder of innocent people hangs heavy in our air, and I, like so many, sat teary-eyed day after day wondering and asking why and how. It’s not about guns; it’s not about laws; it’s not about pointing fingers and blaming....
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Carbon, climate and common sense
There are three facts everyone should know about carbon dioxide: 1. CO2 is a greenhouse gas. This is physics and not subject to debate. The CO2 molecule re-emits heat in Earth’s atmosphere. This is good, because Earth’s average temperature ...
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Rotary President-elect Burton nearly dropped out of club
In 1979 Ron Burton, a longtime OU Foundation employee, joined the Norman Rotary Club at the urging of colleagues. He tells the story that he came close to dropping out after a few months. The food was bad, the programs weak and the club ...
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Reaves Park getting new softball building
City Council members this week approved nearly $6 million in bundled TIF taxes to pay for Legacy Park in the University North Park development. But they also approved a contract for another park project, one closer to my heart and home....
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In the end, we are masters of our fate
Sometimes I write about silly things. That’s when I hope to make you smile or even laugh, a momentary distraction from the chaos. But today I muse about serious matters like life and death and faith and hope....
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