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Proposed resettlement of Syrians ‘act of deranged insanity’
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NCAA shouldn’t ban Adderall
University of Oklahoma ace pitcher Jonathan Gray doesn't deserve the criticism he's faced since failing a a pre-MLB draft drug test. He tested positive for Adderall, a drug whose abuse is so widespread at colleges nationwide that the NCAA should drop it from their list of banned substances.
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MJ’S LIST OF THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT SEVERE WEATHER COVERAGE ON THE MCALESTER NEWS-CAPITAL FACEBOOK PAGE:
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Earthquake preparation is like other emergencies
Most Oklahomans know what to do in case of severe weather or when a tornado is bearing down on them. But, residents might be less sure what do when earthquakes hit. While it might sound a little strange to use Oklahoma and earthquake in the same sentence, the state has experienced multiple tremors in the past two years alone.
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Eufaula Classic crossed the line
Aggression cross the line into violence Saturday at the 29th annual Lake Eufaula All-Star Classic, but who's to blame?
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Want better roads? Vote 'yes'
McAlester’s roads are a mess. There’s no question about that. But it’s up to voters Tuesday to fix the problem anytime in the near future.
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District 7 state Sen. Larry Boggs, R-Red Oak: Capitol Report
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According to Oklahoma’s Constitution, the Legislature must conclude its work by no later than 5 p.m. on the last Friday in May. But that hasn’t always been the case. -
Jason Collins should open floodgates
The life of every gay athlete got a whole lot easier Monday, when center Jason Collins became the first openly gay player in the NBA. Collins, a free agent when this season ends, played for the Boston Celtics and then Washington Wizards this season.
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Joy destroyed at Boston Marathon
The crowds have always made the Boston Marathon a joyful event to watch, and probably also in which to participate. All those good vibes were lost on Monday when terrorists detonated two bombs near the race’s finish line, killing three and wounding approximately 175 more.
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Rutgers must purge itself of Mike Rice
Rutgers University took its first step forward on Monday when it chose former dean Carl Kirschner to take over as temporary athletic director following the resignation of Tim Pernetti. Kirschner will have to find a full-time AD, who will then have to find a men’s basketball coach to replace the disgraced Mike Rice.
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