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From Classroom to Community: How Service Learning Is Changing OU Students (opens the original)
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For Dr. Janna Martin’s human relations students at the University of Oklahoma, some of the most meaningful lessons happen outside the classroom. Martin, affectionately known as “Dr. J,” has taught Human Relations at OU for 26 years. Her classes focus on understanding people, serving others and making a difference in the community. “We’re all about helping people, understanding people, and creating social change,” said Dr. Janna Martin, University of Oklahoma Human Relations associate professor.
Big Voice, Big Win: 11-year-old Norman singer wins Voice of the Heartland competition (opens the original)
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If there was ever someone made for the stage, it would have to be Smith O’Hara. At just 11 years old, the Norman-area singer has already generated quite a following and is winning competitions. “It’s a way I can express myself and it’s just really fun,” Smith said. Singing has always been something that takes Smith to his happy place. “Well, I like the joy of singing and I’ve sang all day every day of my whole life,” Smith said. He does it despite having partial hearing loss. “I’m not deaf, but
New Ronald McDonald House Opens in Northwest Oklahoma City (opens the original)
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For families with children facing long hospital stays, being nearby can make a difficult time more manageable. A new Ronald McDonald House near Mercy Hospital on Memorial Road in northwest Oklahoma City will offer 28 bedrooms for families whose children are receiving treatment. Skylar and Dre’onna Ambrose know what that support means. They have stayed at the Ronald McDonald House near Children’s Hospital since December while their 15-month-old daughter, Azha, waits for a heart transplant. “She i
Oklahoma nonprofit helps formerly incarcerated women build new futures (opens the original)
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Diana Perkins is not a chef, but she has a love for cooking surpassed only by her love for people. “I started investigating the idea of starting a business that would have a different employment model,” said Diana Perkins, founder and owner of Around the Table. That model would bring together several of her passions: cooking, gathering people around a full table and helping others. “I thought what if we could employ women that have experienced significant barriers to employment,” Perkins said. O
Southmoore High School band invited to perform in London parade (opens the original)
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he nationally recognized band will raise money to send more than 200 students, instruments and family members overseas. The Southmoore High School band is preparing to take its talents overseas after receiving a special invitation to perform in London. “The program recently was a Grand National Semifinalist, which means it’s one of the top 27 bands in the country,” band director Adam Mewhorter said. The band has also earned multiple state championships in several categories over the years. “I th
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