Soda tax not a reasonable solution for fighting obesity Thursday, May 20, 2010 By Kailey Perry [ArticleImageHyperLink] A soda tax is a bad idea. D.C. councilwoman Mary Cheh is trying to get people to pay an extra cent per fluid ounce of pop. It isn’t going to work out. I have three different, decent reasons for thinki full story	Spring Sports Highlights Wednesday, May 19, 2010 By Tiger Review staff [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tahlequah High School’s golf teams lately have held the school’s attention; both teams have succeeded greatly this past season. Both girl’s and boy’s golf gained fifth place in their regional competit full story
Festivals for those who freakin’ love music Wednesday, May 19, 2010 By Marissa Mindiola [ArticleImageHyperLink] Nothing to do after the school year ends for 2010? Have no fear, music festivals are here! This summer, music festivals all over the country featuring the hottest bands and potential future favorites full story	Teens dress to impress Wednesday, May 19, 2010 By Chrystal Henson [ArticleImageHyperLink] Teenage girls (and, surprisingly, boys too!) are obsessed with their hair and outfits. Not only does the hair have to be silky smooth and their outfits match the trim, but the hair has to flow with th full story
Students savor the salt Thursday, May 13, 2010 By Atlanta Proctor With nutrition labels becoming increasingly more detailed, everything consumers need to know about the foods they eat is at their fingertips. Despite this fact how many people take the time to read it full story	Classics versus Remakes. Round Seven: Children’s books turned into movies Wednesday, May 12, 2010 By Chrystal Henson [ArticleImageHyperLink] There have been many children’s books throughout time that have been made into movies, though some much more memorable than others. For instance, Dr. Seuss’s books have made it several times into moti full story
Movies continue to provide good entertainment into the summer months Wednesday, May 12, 2010 By Laura Fillmore School will soon be out and with it comes the days of wasting time with friends, unless of course you have a job. As for the rest of us, the movie theater might just become our best friend. This is th full story	Open Carry Bill is an easy fight on crime Wednesday, May 12, 2010 By Laura Fillmore [ArticleImageHyperLink] Soon in Oklahoma, it might look as if we are in Western movie- guns ready at hip while waiting for a duel- with House Bill 3354, more commonly referred to as Open Carry Bill, passing both the house an full story
Ugly Betty finale makes us feel ugly again Wednesday, May 12, 2010 By Marissa Mindiola [ArticleImageHyperLink] If you watch television, chances are you are at least aware, if not a rabid fan, of popular fashion dramedy Ugly Betty, which, ending with four seasons under its Louis Vuitton belt, aired the final ep full story	A better education involves state history Tuesday, May 11, 2010 By Christy Kingfisher [ArticleImageHyperLink] April 19, 1995 is an important date in the history of our state and sadly, many school-aged children do not recognize it. The bombing at the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building occurred on this date in full story

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