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^{Keri D. Ingraham
January 30, 2023
Education

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These Two States Now Have Universal School Choice — And Yours Could Be Next

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January 30, 2023
Education

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Iowa became the second state in the country to pass universal school choice, directly providing families with funds to support their children’s education. Arizona was the trendsetter for this new wave of educational freedom after Governor Doug Ducey signed universal school choice into law on July 7, 2022. Read More ›

^{Keri D. Ingraham
December 13, 2022
Education

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Landmark Educational Freedom Victory

_{Keri D. Ingraham
December 13, 2022
Education

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2022 was extraordinary — the year universal school choice became a reality. Not long ago, statewide educational freedom was only a pipe dream. Read More ›

^{The Oklahoma Daily Editorial Board
January 29, 2009
Intelligent Design

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Professors Show Need for Academic Freedom Bill

_{The Oklahoma Daily Editorial Board
January 29, 2009
Intelligent Design

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Two OU professors who are adamantly opposed to Senate Bill 320 — a Science Education and Academic Freedom bill filed by Sen. Randy Brogdon, R-Owasso — have recently shown why the bill is necessary. Zoology professors Vic Hutchison and Richard Broughton have passed out fliers encouraging opposition to the bill, which would permit high school science educators to teach the strengths and weaknesses of science topics that can cause controversy. The blatant misrepresentation of the bill that Hutchison and Broughton display creates a climate of fear that warrants such academic freedom legislation. Read More ›

Oklahoma City National Bombing Memorial and Fence Closeup

^{Philip Gold
May 2, 1995
National Defense

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Getting ready to fight a reign of terrorism

_{Philip Gold
May 2, 1995
National Defense

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On Dec. 7, 1941, a new phrase entered the American lexicon. “We’re in it.” Now that the ghastly obscenity of terrorism has struck twice at home, it’s time to admit the obvious again. We’re in it, and it’s time to start thinking seriously about defense. The United States can combat terrorism effectively without becoming either a garrison state or enduring Read More ›