TulsaPeople - August 2011

Archive » The Good Life
	My habitat: Stefani Bartholomew Third-grade math and language arts teacher at Eliot Elementary School and 2011 Tulsa Public Schools Teacher of the Year. Anne Brockman
	A house of learning A historic home is now an educational haven for a Tulsa family. Anne Brockman
	Helping hands Hundreds of thousands of Oklahomans serve as caregivers for family members with Alzheimer’s and dementia, and as the population ages, the needs will continue to grow. Kristi Eaton
Archive » Culture
	Worth reading: The good wife News and notes on the local literary scene. Angie Jackson
	Agenda: Oh, the horror! This month’s Underground Horror film festival celebrates female-created horror film shorts. Jen Hoppa
	Out & About: August 2011
	ArtSoup is students’ favorite course Gallery Hopper: Where to see art in Tulsa this month Jen Hoppa
	A very Brady block party A look at what’s happening in the local music scene. Andy Wheeler
	Pod people Tulsa’s silly radio show, “Stories of the Century,” is available on an iPod near you. Judy Langdon
Archive » Features
	Higher Education: Native born The College of the Muscogee Nation keeps the tribe’s history — and its future — alive. Tara Lynn Thompson
	TulsaPeople Q&A: Alan Armstrong President and CEO of Williams. Rachel Anderson Hill
	Great grads Highlighting a selection of the Tulsa area’s best and brightest, high school graduates who are poised to make waves in college, sports teams, the arts and beyond. Danielle Davis and Emilie Southern
	The power of community A movement is afoot in Tulsa elementary schools that is making a big impact on students and families. Joy Jenkins
Archive » CityBeat
	Desktop: Lori Santiago Vice president for Oklahoma campuses, University of Phoenix. Anna Holton-Dean
	The last word Superlative golden August Connie Cronley
	Touch, slip, touch, slip, change, change Terpsichore in Tulsa. John Hamill
	Sheryl Swoopes A WNBA legend now plays for the Tulsa Shock. Doug Eaton
	Street talk: School days TulsaPeople visited the Tulsa Community College Metro Campus and TCC Center for Creativity to discuss college, classes and educational opportunities in Tulsa.
	Roots: Ramunda Lark Young Checking in with the former Tulsan, co-founder of Washington D.C.-based MahoganyBooks. Andrea Leitch
	Learning to teach John Brock on cultivating ideas to enhance education. Lane Clegg
	Crowning glory Claremore sisters Jordan and Nicole Flippo earn recognition as national pageant qualifiers. Emily Holman
	A space odyssey Tulsa teenager Katy Crocker explores her world and beyond as a participant in the Honeywell Leadership Challenge space camp. Kristi Eaton
	In the swim Jenks Public Schools introduces an aquatic center of Olympic proportions. Bob Haring
	Barry Friedman at large We need a fundraiser. Barry Friedman
Archive » Online exclusives
	From the archives: Justice Denied This 2001 TulsaPeople article examines Boston mafia boss Whitey Bulger's alleged involvement in the murder of Tulsa businessman Roger Wheeler. Ralph Ranalli
Archive » In the Magazine
	My habitat: Stefani Bartholomew Third-grade math and language arts teacher at Eliot Elementary School and 2011 Tulsa Public Schools Teacher of the Year. Anne Brockman
	Desktop: Lori Santiago Vice president for Oklahoma campuses, University of Phoenix. Anna Holton-Dean
	Worth reading: The good wife News and notes on the local literary scene. Angie Jackson
	Agenda: Oh, the horror! This month’s Underground Horror film festival celebrates female-created horror film shorts. Jen Hoppa
	The last word Superlative golden August Connie Cronley
	A house of learning A historic home is now an educational haven for a Tulsa family. Anne Brockman
	Out & About: August 2011
	Helping hands Hundreds of thousands of Oklahomans serve as caregivers for family members with Alzheimer’s and dementia, and as the population ages, the needs will continue to grow. Kristi Eaton
	ArtSoup is students’ favorite course Gallery Hopper: Where to see art in Tulsa this month Jen Hoppa
	A very Brady block party A look at what’s happening in the local music scene. Andy Wheeler
	Pod people Tulsa’s silly radio show, “Stories of the Century,” is available on an iPod near you. Judy Langdon
	Touch, slip, touch, slip, change, change Terpsichore in Tulsa. John Hamill
	Sheryl Swoopes A WNBA legend now plays for the Tulsa Shock. Doug Eaton
	Street talk: School days TulsaPeople visited the Tulsa Community College Metro Campus and TCC Center for Creativity to discuss college, classes and educational opportunities in Tulsa.
	Roots: Ramunda Lark Young Checking in with the former Tulsan, co-founder of Washington D.C.-based MahoganyBooks. Andrea Leitch
	Learning to teach John Brock on cultivating ideas to enhance education. Lane Clegg
	Crowning glory Claremore sisters Jordan and Nicole Flippo earn recognition as national pageant qualifiers. Emily Holman
	A space odyssey Tulsa teenager Katy Crocker explores her world and beyond as a participant in the Honeywell Leadership Challenge space camp. Kristi Eaton
	In the swim Jenks Public Schools introduces an aquatic center of Olympic proportions. Bob Haring
	Barry Friedman at large We need a fundraiser. Barry Friedman

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