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WILDER S WHOLE WORLD: I love me some Texas Tech
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CATHEY: First Miss Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Suzanne Heard continues to represent
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STEM camp welcomes 8-9th graders
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A group of eighth-and-ninth-grade students participated in a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) Summer Academy last week at Southeastern Oklahoma State University.
The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education provided funding for Oklahoma students to attend the academy free through a grant awarded to Southeastern.
Through water rocket and balloon launching, environmental modeling, and more, the STEM Academy engaged students in exploring, experimenting, and problem-solving related to environmental, physical, and life sciences, as well as mathematics traversing the secondary spectrum.
Students also utilized a variety of technological and other tools to explore, experiment and communicate. Also included was a data collection field trip.
New York Liberty to Induct Crystal Robinson as Seventh Member of Ring of Honor
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By Janelle Stecklein/ CNHI State Reporter Jul 27, 2021
6 hrs ago
OKLAHOMA CITY â The University of Oklahoma isnât the only one rocking the world of football conferences, with its plan to move from the Big 12 to the SEC.
An Owasso lawmaker is preparing to host an interim study later this year probing the feasibility of creating an 11-member Oklahoma-only Division 2 athletic conference.
State Rep. Mark Vancuren, R-Owasso, said Oklahoma currently has 11 Division 2 universities and colleges competing in three different athletic conferences that now require the teams to travel up to 500 miles away, as far as Nebraska and south Texas.
âWhenever I see that weâve gotten schools that havenât had winning records, and weâre competing against schools throughout the state, I donât understand why we would want to drive or travel long distances and not be able to compete with those teams when we could do something right here in the state of Okla