Should embryonic stem cell research be banned from the state of Oklahoma?

Let’s face it: America has an obesity problem. The abundance of drive through fast food chains isn’t helping solve that problem, either.

>After a day of devastating wildfires across the state of Oklahoma, citizens are banding together to assist one another. Neighbors are helping each other sift through rubble, churches are opening their doors to those who have lost homes, civic groups are passing out food and water to families and firefighters.

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The Oklahoma legislature has been busy lately. Busy debating bills that have been marked as "controversial" at the capitol. But across the state, Oklahoma citizens don't show much attention toward the two debated bills.

Two-time Pulitzer-winning historian and author David McCullough is scheduled to deliver OU’s 2009 commencement address and will receive an honorary degree on May 15 at the Oklahoma Memorial Stadium.

Should the government instruct CEO's to step down? What are your thoughts?

Tuesday, March 24, Eric Staib, a libertarian on campus challenged some claims I made in an article on libertarians published Monday. I will respond point by point.

Here's a few paragraphs from The Huffington Post's story on the Oklahoma Legislature investigating Richard Dawkins.

Say what you will about OU players and their actions off the court (and field). We criticized some of those athletes earlier in the year in an Our View. But Blake Griffin has been a great representation of our university this season with his actions on the hardwood.

Biologist Richard Dawkins’ Friday lecture on “the purpose of purpose” filled McCasland Field House nearly to its 5,000-person capacity. One naïve of Dawkins’ iconic status might wonder why a lecture on something as esoteric as the Darwinian origin of the concept of purpose would draw so great a crowd.

I had a great snack Sunday afternoon: Pita and Nutella. One delicious thing plus another usually equals more delicious. That's how I feel about the beautiful mixture of cultures at OU.

Richard Dawkins, arguably the most well-known atheist in the English-speaking world, visits OU on Friday. His talk, "The Purpose of Purpose", is at McCasland Field House at 7 p.m.

Welcome to the Opinion blog. The Opinion page can’t print every valuable view in the OU community. There just ain’t the space. So this place is for you—the people—to share in an informative manner what you think is ridiculously wrong and radically right.