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- Sep 25, 2026
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COLUMN: Gerwig's rock-opera take on a C.S. Lewis classic (opens the original)
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During a fistfight, a young David Bowie suffered an injury to his left eye, leaving its pupil permanently wide open, with one blue eye looking radically different than the other. Bowie didn't have heterochromia â different-colored irises. But his mysterious gaze was a key trait of Ziggy Stardust, his genderbending, rainbow-hued stage persona mixing glitter, bright lipstick, platform shoes and various female fashion trends. Click for the latest, full-access Enid News & Eagle headlines | Text Al
COLUMN: Homer, Nolan and the seven deadly sins (opens the original)
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After watching Christopher Nolanâs take on âThe Odyssey,â Father Dwight Longenecker remembered a comment Steven Spielberg made in a movie commentary while discussing how viewers react to symbolism in cinema. The legendary director, a progressive Jew, was responding to comments that prominent crosses in the âSaving Private Ryanâ cemetery scenes suggested that the hero was a Christ figure who suffered to save a lost soul. Spielberg replied: âIâm always fascinated to learn about the t
COLUMN: Once upon a time, churches had choirs (opens the original)
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For most of the 20th century, the typical American church had a room containing rows of chairs, shelves stacked with music and cabinets full of robes of various sizes and contrasting stoles for sopranos, altos, tenors and basses. This was a choir room, and these singers were led by a choir director. Click for the latest, full-access Enid News & Eagle headlines | Text Alerts | app downloads â¢â¢ The News & Eagle has traditionally published personal opinions of writers and readers through editor
COLUMN: Parents expect answers to moral questions about smartphones (opens the original)
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A pediatrician recently asked one of Emily Harrisonâs children a logical question during pre-exam paperwork: Do you have a smartphone? Doctors often ask children practical questions, such as whether theyâre getting enough sleep, have seen changes in their appetites or have started playing sports. These days, they may ask about anxiety or depression. Click for the latest, full-access Enid News & Eagle headlines | Text Alerts | app downloads â¢â¢ The News & Eagle has traditionally published
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