The Oakland Post 2021-02-17

Abstract

Kindness Week gives back to community: Students help with service projects: art mural, blankets, check-in cards and movie night ; Film Festival: Viewing ‘KIKI’ furthers LGBTQIA+ conversations ; Some masks are safer than others but ranking shouldn’t surprise ; Lamariyee Williams finds spot in rotation after challenging 2020 ; South Foundation renovation and addition underway ; Creative Writing reading showcases alumni and faculty works ; Explorations lecture series discusses ‘Truth Decay’ ; Campus community comes together for ‘Kindness Week’ ; North Star Reach Volunteers raise autism awareness ; Pescovitz donates $250,000, improving faculty diversity ; 37th annual WGS film festival to show ‘KIKI ; Guolan Yang: Advertising analyst joins the Journalism Department ; Settling in at Sunset Terrace: Home of OU’s presidents ; ‘To All the Boys: Always and Forever,’ hits the mark ; ‘The Map of Tiny Perfect Things’ needs a road map ; Some face mask alternatives miss the mark ; ‘Bridgerton’ is a diamond of the first water ; Oakland Baseball is set to get back on the field ; Sug Williams overcomes adversity, finds her role ; Micah Parrish looks to lead crop of 2020 freshmen