The Oakland Post 2018-01-17
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A win for the Grizzlies: Men's basketball starts 3 game winning streak by defeating Youngstown State ; Keeper of the Dream. Ed Gordon speaks at award ceremony about MLK's vision ; Interim director. Padraic McMeel steps up in Athletics after Konya's departure ; Felder back in the D. OU basketball alum signs contract to play for the Pistons ; Letter from the editor: The Post and journalism ; OU celebrates "Voice Day": Students learn about proper vocal cord usage; and how it can be applied to their professional settings ; MLK Day of Service unites community ; The soaring drone program at Oakland: Courses are offered four times a year; teach students; community members FAA regulations ; Police Files: A false unemployment claim ; A black Honda Accord with no catalytic converter ; Cookie crumbs on the desk ; OU vs. UCLA: How we use leftover meal swipes ; OU alum encourages people to "DreamLoud"" Kyle Jones is creating a social media platform that helps build relationships ; The Art & Art History Department is "At Your Service" ; Physics professor is OU's version of Bill Nye: David Garfinkle researches Einstein's theory of relativity ; Mathematics Student Society: Where numbers and equations can be fun ; Director Adam Gould ; OU prioritizes community involvement ; Keeper of the Dream ; Oprah keeps MLK's dream alive ; Trump's talk and truth about Haiti ; Iran and protests and President Trump; oh my! ; "Insidious: The Last Key" is just another horror movie ; Polygondwanaland - King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard's twelfth album: Everything you need to know what the album hold and its highlights ; Padraic McMeel named interim Athletics Director ; Jamie Squires is just getting started: The sophomore is bringing her best game to Oakland softball ; After ACL tear; Chris GIlbert is ready for the court ; Oakland bounces back with a win ; Kay Felder returns to Motown ; Celebrities for president: Nine famous people who will undeniably run for head of state in the 2020 election