February 5, 2012
Archive » The Good Life |
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Cowboy chicA detailed look at how Tulsa designer Susan Eddings brought award-winning style to a child’s bedroom. |
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Making hunger historyHelp “Strike Out Hunger” by donating nonperishable food items to local families in need. |
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Bathing beautyWith the bathroom playing such an important role in our daily lives, luxury has crept into this utilitarian space. |
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Special treatmentPrimary care physicians recommend what patients should know before heading to a medical specialist. |
Archive » Culture |
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PAC 2010-2011 season preview |
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Gallery HopperBeware of the empire. |
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Tulsa Sound: Beat the heatA look at what's happening in the Tulsa music scene. |
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Agenda: AugustAugust’s can’t-miss events. |
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The last wordWhat do we know about Oklahoma history? |
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Worth reading: "Side" storiesNews and notes on the local literary scene. |
Archive » Dining |
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Summer cocktails with a twistGo outside your routine with these unique spins on cool, refreshing libations that will have your taste buds begging for more. |
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Dining in: The freshman 15From ramen to canned tuna, a few suggestions for easy, tasty meals that can be prepared from the comfort of a dorm room. |
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A beef to pickAgain proving Tulsa’s place as a burger mecca, Fat Guy’s Burger Bar offers fully customized burgers to satisfy the downtown dining crowd. |
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Table TalkThe buzz on Tulsa’s tastiest products, restaurants and events. |
Archive » Features |
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Picture perfectMeet the 2010 class of Brainiacs. |
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Hail to the queensFrom their pre-pageant routines to day-of mishaps to advice for aspiring contestants, local pageant winners tell all. |
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Teach for America: One year laterA look at the national program’s first year in Tulsa — its teachers, its potential impact and how it fits in to Tulsa Public Schools’ growing budget concerns. |
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TulsaPeople Q&A: Stanley GlanzTulsa County Sheriff |
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A new choice for schoolsIt’s what you teach — along with how you teach it — that encourages students to learn. A national program under way in 19 Tulsa schools shows the results. |
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What about the children?A recent report ranked Oklahoma 41st in the country for the rate of children in poverty. Many local organizations are stepping in to fill the void. |
Archive » CityBeat |
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Dream weaverNative Tulsan and NFL player Robert Meachem aims to benefit others with a simple adage: “Follow your dreams.” |
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Sonic youthRiverfield Country Day School develops its own version of the "School of Rock." |
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Learning to leadNSU-Broken Arrow’s DELTA program helps adult learners discover, develop and implement personal leadership skills. |
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Food for thoughtTulsa Public Schools’ Child Nutrition Services provides free meals for students during the summer months. |
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Getting educated about downtown area schoolsA fresh look at developments, news and issues facing Tulsa. |
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Catching up with Deborah Gist |
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Hearing voices — recording historyNot so long ago: Reflections on Tulsa. |
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Barry Friedman at largeYou wouldn’t understand. It’s a Dewey thing. |
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Honoring helpersVolunteer Central of Greater Tulsa Inc. honors outstanding local volunteers for their gift of service to the community. |
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Going, going, gongJonathan Bolzle’s CharityOkie events use “Gong Show”-style karaoke to benefit a local nonprofit. |
Archive » Online exclusives |
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TYPros Talk: Plenty to do in TulsaThose who say there's nothing to do in Tulsa need to take a look around. |
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Worth reading: More than a ghost storyAudrey Niffenegger's "Her Fearful Symmetry" is predictable at times, but has plenty of satisfying surprises. |
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TYPros Talk: Oklahoma is not OKThe former slogan doesn't do the state justice. Oklahoma is far better than OK. |
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Travel: Don't forget about Kansas CityKansas City is an oft-overlooked gem offering dining, attractions and activities for those looking for a quick getaway. |
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Author Audrey Niffenegger casts a spell"The Time-Traveler's Wife" and "Her Fearful Symmetry" scribe wows attendees at BookSmart Tulsa's author speaker series. |
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Worth reading: Christian writing spans genres |
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I am Tulsa: Brian PaschalTYPros executive director. |
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iSchoolEdison Preparatory School introduces its own iPhone app. |
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Creating a memoryTulsa native and football standout Garrett Mills supports his hometown as honorary celebrity chair for this month's Alzheimer's Association Memory Walk. |
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Kid-friendly retreatsAward-winning Tulsa designer Susan Eddings shares her tips for bringing style to any child's bedroom. |
Brainiac favesMembers of our 2010 class of outstanding high school graduates reveal their picks for fun in Tulsa. |
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Archive » In the Magazine |
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PAC 2010-2011 season preview |
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Cowboy chicA detailed look at how Tulsa designer Susan Eddings brought award-winning style to a child’s bedroom. |
|
|
Dream weaverNative Tulsan and NFL player Robert Meachem aims to benefit others with a simple adage: “Follow your dreams.” |
|
Sonic youthRiverfield Country Day School develops its own version of the "School of Rock." |
|
Food for thoughtTulsa Public Schools’ Child Nutrition Services provides free meals for students during the summer months. |
|
Learning to leadNSU-Broken Arrow’s DELTA program helps adult learners discover, develop and implement personal leadership skills. |
|
Catching up with Deborah Gist |
|
Getting educated about downtown area schoolsA fresh look at developments, news and issues facing Tulsa. |
|
Hearing voices — recording historyNot so long ago: Reflections on Tulsa. |
|
Gallery HopperBeware of the empire. |
|
Agenda: AugustAugust’s can’t-miss events. |
|
Tulsa Sound: Beat the heatA look at what's happening in the Tulsa music scene. |
|
Barry Friedman at largeYou wouldn’t understand. It’s a Dewey thing. |
|
Honoring helpersVolunteer Central of Greater Tulsa Inc. honors outstanding local volunteers for their gift of service to the community. |
|
Bathing beautyWith the bathroom playing such an important role in our daily lives, luxury has crept into this utilitarian space. |
|
Making hunger historyHelp “Strike Out Hunger” by donating nonperishable food items to local families in need. |
|
Special treatmentPrimary care physicians recommend what patients should know before heading to a medical specialist. |
|
Summer cocktails with a twistGo outside your routine with these unique spins on cool, refreshing libations that will have your taste buds begging for more. |
|
The last wordWhat do we know about Oklahoma history? |
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Worth reading: "Side" storiesNews and notes on the local literary scene. |
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