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Posted on December 10 at 2:28 p.m.Suggest removal
Oh dear Max, stretching to make your mark in the big bad OU Daily. Congrats! You've pissed off people.
But praying to God, or any god, is individual and internal. God does not whisper into the ears of the faithful which answer to bubble in, or come booming in with words for an essay. Therefore your point is as moot and ignorant as you see these people who pray for support and inspiration, not for God to draw a giant "A", "B", or "C" in the sky.
I'm praying for you.
Posted on November 11 at 10:58 a.m.Suggest removal
or not... sounds to me like a story about your average Joe in the aviation program.
Posted on November 10 at 1:25 p.m.Suggest removal
OMG WHAT??? OU HAS AN AVIATION PROGRAM??
Oh wait, it's been around for years. This story is pointless. Where's the angle.
Posted on October 20 at 2:25 p.m.Suggest removal
Why is a story about a homeless woman sneaking into the stadium mixed in with a story about a man raping a juvenile?
Posted on October 20 at 2:24 p.m.Suggest removal
A- How is this news two days after the concert?
B- Alcohol on campus isn't unusual, what about tailgating before games?
C- People were arrested for public intoxication? A PI is like receiving a traffic citation.
Posted on September 10 at 11:09 p.m.Suggest removal
This kind of sounds like an ad for NY Pizza and Pasta...
Posted on September 1 at 10:25 p.m.Suggest removal
Come on now, even though it is a column and not an article, it didn't just pass through the hands of the L&A editor and the author, it would've gone through copy editors as well and possibly even the hands of another editor.
To the author:
-So you're scared to go to this place that is surrounded by "gangsters and thugs" and yet you choose to go at 2 a.m.? Not exactly the safest time if you're trying to avoid trouble.
-In the article you say that the greatest danger at OU is "probably getting run over by a bike"... Does Virginia Tech ring a bell?
-And the comment about how it seemed like every "gangster and wannabe gangster had been drawn here like iron fillings to a magnet." Wow. First off, you're in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, not Compton. Secondly you're a senior, about to be released into the real world, and you're still profiling people into racial stereotypes. I hate to tell you, but there's a whole different world out there than what you see in Oklahoma (even Lawton) and I dare you to step into it with an open mind. College isn't just for an academic education, it's for personal growth. Anyone can choose to learn from people that they're different from, maybe even scared of, if they just try. I went to a high school where I was a minority and I only wish that everyone could have the same experiences I did.
Please, don't leave college without broadening your horizons culturally.
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Posted on February 5 at 9:07 a.m.Suggest removal
shouldn't you mention that he's done work for student media?
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