Natasha Goodell
Goodell is a journalism junior who loves writing. She is very interested in learning about other cultures and is very excited to get the multicultural beat this year at the OU Daily. Goodell grew up in Sand Springs, Oklahoma. She really enjoy reading in my spare time and has always loved writing. She is also involved with the Baptist Collegiate Ministry at OU and it is awesome to be apart of this organization getting to know so many different people from so many different backgrounds.
Recent Photos
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Students wait outside of the Old Science Hall located on the North Oval after a closet caught fire on Tuesday morning. Natasha Goodell/The Daily
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International student Somealea Phoung from Cambodia teaches American students some of her cultural dances at the international cookout Monday in Reaves Park. Natasha Goodell/The Daily
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Monday, Dec. 14, 2009Despite some misconceptions about nonreligious students ignoring the Christmas holiday, some find this day to be significant in its ideals of family and Christmas cheer.
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Friday, Dec. 11, 2009When the sun descends Friday evening, Jewish students at OU will take a break from studying to begin lighting the menorah in celebration of Hanukkah, ...
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Thursday, Dec. 10, 2009As the universe continues to expand, astronomers are working to discover how it is happening. One OU professor will explain her most up-to-date findings on ...
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Monday, Dec. 7, 2009Several countries besides the U.S. practice the tradition of decorating their homes with lights during the holiday season, but many international students could not fathom ...
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Friday, Dec. 4, 2009‘Laid-back’ Redliners attract students with fl exibility, variety
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Thursday, Dec. 3, 2009The “I Hate oZONE” facebook group has received a large response from students, but, out of the 1,928 members of the group, only three students ...
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Wednesday, Dec. 2, 2009The OU community is celebrating a holiday honoring African-American culture and heritage tonight at the 11th annual Kwanzaa Ball.
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Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2009Many Muslim-Americans will fast Thursday in recognition of the Muslim day of Arafat and break the fast that evening with a Thanksgiving feast.
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Monday, Nov. 23, 2009As students drive home to visit their families and friends for Thanksgiving, many international and exchange students are finding ways to celebrate Thanksgiving break in ...
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Friday, Nov. 20, 2009“Twilight,” the vampire phenomenon that has been sweeping the nation, is now a topic for a December intersession course called “Twilight and Youth Culture.”
