There’s no need to look at Cinderella and Prince Charming or “Cosmopolitan’s” relationship advice. We have a realistic fairytale in our own backyard.
Dr. Kenneth Mayton is director of the doctorate of ministry program in the Graduate School of Theology and Ministry, and Professor Judith Mayton is assistant professor of behavioral sciences. They have been married 46 years, and all the while they still describe their marriage as secure, warm, fun and strong.
ORU sophomore and Tulsa native Mason Bear doesn’t know anything about the 1921 Tulsa race riot.
“I saw a riot once, but that was a couple years ago,” Bear said. “The police were there and everything, but as for 1921, no, I don’t know anything about that.”
15 February 2013
Madison McDaniel, McKensie Garber
On Friday, Feb. 8, President Mark Rutland held a state of the university address for the staff and faculty and discussed campus changes and the transition plan for the next president.
Rutland began the event reviewing the new changes to the student handbook concerning dress code.
As a chorus of coughs and sniffles ring throughout ORU, notifications and emails from administration herald one thing: flu season has come early this year on campus.
The flu has been spreading not only on campus but across the country. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, thirty states have reached high flu activity while Oklahoma remains in moderate activity.
There’s no need to look at Cinderella and Prince Charming or “Cosmopolitan’s” relationship advice. We have a realistic fairytale in our own backyard.
ORU sophomore and Tulsa native Mason Bear doesn’t know anything about the 1921 Tulsa race riot.
As a chorus of coughs and sniffles ring throughout ORU, notifications and emails from administration herald one thing: flu season has come early this year on campus.
