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Kali Carter

Kali Carter is a journalism junior and a news desk reporter from Tulsa, Oklahoma. After a summer studying abroad, Carter is looking forward to her second semester at The Daily this fall. Carter is the treasurer for the OU chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists, and she holds four offices within her sorority. In her free time, Carter enjoys writing and traveling. In the spring, Carter will head to Argentina for a semester abroad to fulfill a lifelong dream. After graduation, Carter hopes to travel and write for National Geographic.

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Dormitory renovations for campus concluded
September 1, 2009  |  3 comments
Five years of construction in the residence halls are finally finished with the most recent completion of Walker Center READ MORE
Student Conduct's new name reflects new aim
August 31, 2009  |  0 comments
The Office of Judicial Services recently announced its department name change to the Student Conduct Office. READ MORE
Darwin series continues into new semester
August 28, 2009  |  0 comments
Stephen Weldon, history of science professor, continued the Darwin 2009 series of events into the fall semester with a lecture Thursday at the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History. READ MORE
Graduation office help form relationships between students and faculty
August 24, 2009  |  1 comment
The Graduation Office launched the Sooner Success Program Saturday. READ MORE
Design debate draws crowd, laughs to Catlett
March 2, 2009  |  8 comments
Intelligent design was the hot topic on campus Friday night, when more than 900 people attended a debate held at the Paul F. Sharp Concert Hall in Catlett Music Center. READ MORE
Darwinist argues significance of evolution
February 27, 2009  |  1 comment
OU continued its yearlong celebration of Charles Darwin Thursday night with a lecture from Michael Ruse, philosopher and historian of science. Ruse is widely known for his book, “Darwinian Revolution,” and his four decades of devotion to the subject. READ MORE
Red phone booths add color to campus
February 19, 2009  |  0 comments
The red, British-style phone booths on campus might rarely be used for calls, but they still have a noticeable presence on campus. READ MORE
Embedded journalist brings video conference class to life
February 13, 2009  |  0 comments
Mike Boettcher, former CNN and NBC journalist and OU alumnus, returned to OU Thursday to meet for the first time a group of students he communicated with every week for a semester.  READ MORE
Darwin anniversary reignites ideological debates
February 3, 2009  |  60 comments
OU is marking Darwin’s 200th birthday and the 150th anniversary of his magnum opus, “On the Origin of Species,” with an extensive series of lectures and events to encourage debate of Darwinian evolution. READ MORE
Research team seeks feasible alternative biofuel
January 30, 2009  |  0 comments
OU researchers are digging for new fuels created from organic material that can become an alternative gasoline that could help the environment and reduce U.S. dependency on foreign oil. READ MORE
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