The Four-Way Test: A great way to approach social media
The Four-Way Test: A great way to approach social media by Cindy Allen The time between political seasons seems to get shorter every cycle, especially since the advent of 24/7 news and social media. Any of us who are consumers of Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or other social media outlets know this to be true, and […]
The Gift of Rotary
The Gift of Rotary by Megan Law Executive Director Rotary Club of Oklahoma City In the fall of 2007, my then employer, Meg Salyer, brought me the weekly newsletter from The Rotary Club of Oklahoma City with a giant circle around an article, “Group Study Exchange to Poland.” She jabbed her finger at the article […]
Long may we Wave
Long May We Wave by Ted Streuli Flag Day was a month ago, but they’re hard to ignore around Independence Day. The state’s biggest Fourth of July parade is in Edmond, where about 125,000 people watch a Rockwell painting come to life as the marching bands all three Edmond high schools fill the air with […]
Welcome from Ann Ackerman- 2019-20 President
What a dynamic time it is for our City, State and, of course, our Rotary Club! We have new leaders in many of our public offices AND a new Rotary Club 29 Executive Director. My primary goal, as your President, is to make our Club even stronger than it is now. I am counting on […]
Interview – President Tom Phillips
Interview with Rotary President Tom Phillips By Emily Stratton Recently, I had the privilege of sitting down with Tom to talk about his year as president of our Rotary Club. In a fun and interesting conversation, he responded thoughtfully to my various questions: Looking back over your year as president, do you […]
On the Road Again
On the Road Again By Ron Page It’s nearly the first of June and I’m hoping more than a few Rotarians have plans for summertime family road trips. When I was a boy, seeing America from the back seat of our DeSoto in the days before air-conditioning was as good as it gets, […]
deadCenter Documentary Films
deadCenter Documentary Films by Lance McDaniel House Made of Dawn, a novel written by Kiowa author N. Scott Momaday from Lawton, Oklahoma, won the 1969 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction. Momaday was the first Native American to earn that distinction. He became a leading writer in the Native American Renaissance, a prominent lecturer, a sought-after professor […]