President Barack Obama announced the end of the American combat mission in Iraq during his address to the nation Tuesday night.
Too bad “end” is a relative term.
Oklahoma must find a solution for its crumbling infrastructure. According to the American Society of Civil Engineers, the oldest national engineering society in the U.S., 40 percent of Oklahoma’s roads are in “poor or mediocre” condition and 32 percent of bridges are “structurally deficient or functionally obsolete.”
Plenty of women would gladly donate their own blood to Edward. Certainly another demographic shares that willingness to literally open their hearts to Edward.
Peace talks begin between Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestine’s Mahmoud Abbas tomorrow, and the word from the White House is positive, as usual.
Why is our public education system failing? Everyone has a theory, and there obviously seems to be more than one reason.
A state legislator once referred to higher education as the black hole of the state budget. Money goes into funding the University of Oklahoma and the other public universities, but nothing ever comes back.
This past week, news stations devoted several hourlong specials to the 2005 disaster of Hurricane Katrina.
As we remember the lives lost and the destruction wrought upon New Orleans one thing should be made clear: Hurricane Katrina was not just a natural disaster.
This is The Oklahoma Daily, the “University of Oklahoma independent student voice.” The closest thing to an owner The Daily has is the OU student body.
Thousands of students have worked for The Daily, including me. But I was surprised to find out how much I didn’t know about how The Daily really works.
There is no question that Muslims have the constitutional right to build the Islamic Center at the proposed site two blocks away from Ground Zero, and this hasn’t been the subject of discussion.
he real issue of debate concerns whether or not it would be insensitive to build the Islamic Center at the proposed site. And frankly this is what scares me. To say that building a mosque near Ground Zero is insensitive is to associate Islam with the 9/11 attacks. Not Islamic extremism, just Islam.
