The document appears to be a collection of news briefs from various sources. It describes various local events and activities in Oklahoma, including a student participating in a support program making posters, icy roads causing delays for students, and a new restaurant opening in Westville expected to benefit the town's revenue. It also mentions a museum show exploring Native American and Jewish cultures and a group working to translate words into Cherokee.

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Ellen
Kingfisher
of
Tahlequah
is
a
participate
in
Student
Support
Services;
is
making
posters
for
TRIO
day
at
the
state
capitol
tomorrow.

4.
002
-­‐
Cars
caked
in
ice
and
snow
make
it
difficult
for
students
to
arrive
on
time.

6. 003
-­‐
Mayor-­‐Elect
Albert
Jones,
in
background,
and
Josh
Bogle,
campaign
manager,
discussing
how
to
gather
more
votes
for
the
upcoming
race
in
Wagoner,
Oklahoma,
April
14th.
Jones
is
a
Wagoner
alum.
Bogle
graduated
from
Thuderbird
Academy
but
resides
in
Wagoner.

8. 004
–

10.
005-­‐
Construction
of
NSU
fitness
center
countinues
depsite
freezing
temperatures.

12.
006
-­‐
Icey
sidewalks
are
putting
students
and
faculty
at
risk
for
injury.

14. 007
-­‐
Karen
York,
curator
of
the
Sherwin
Miller
Museum
of
Jewish
Art
in
Tulsa,
addresses
the
audience
at
the
Ancient
Ways:
Modern
Forms
reception.
The
show
explores
the
related
experiences
in
Native
American
and
Jewish
Cultures
and
is
open
to
the
public
until
April
2,
2015.

16.
008
-­‐
Students
celebrate
Black
History
Month.
Everyone
is
encouraged
to
wright
what
they
see
for
the
future.

18. 009
-­‐
Bobbisox
of
Westville,
Oklahoma
is
now
open.
Bobbisox
will
host
karaoke
events
and
a
Country
Night,
once
a
week.
"This
resturant
will
be
a
great
asset
to
our
community
and
help
bring
in
revenue
for
the
town
of
Westville,"
Tony
Barker,
Mayor,
Westville.

20.
010
-­‐
NSU
students
fight
the
cold,
as
they
walk
through
ice
and
snow
to
get
to
class.

22. 011
–
Cherokee
Nation
translator
Dennis
Sixkiller
of
Tahlequah
works
with
attendee's
of
the
Cherokee
Nation
Speaker's
Bureau
to
come
up
with
a
translation
for
the
word
camouflage
in
Cherokee.
The
group
of
approximately
50
Cherokee
speakers
meet
at
the
ᏣᎳᎩ
Community
Room
the
second
Thursday
of
each
month
and
translate
roughly
30
words
that
previously
did
not
exist
in
the
Cherokee
language.

24.
012
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Katy
Hosokawa,
Azle
TX
Senior,
and
boyfriend
TJ
Hathcock,
NSU
graduate,
begin
the
Sweetheart
5k
held
in
Tulsa
on
Febrary
14,
2015.

26. 013
–

28. 014
-­‐
Jones
and
Bogle
discuss
repainting
the
Antiques
signage
on
the
wall
coming
into
downtown
Wagoner.
The
sign
hasn't
been
used
in
over
20
years.
Jones
has
plans
to
repaint
it
again
after
the
runoff
for
mayor
has
ended
to
reflect
the
downtown
area.

30. 015
-­‐
Fifty
Shades
of
Grey
hit
the
big
screens
this
Valentine's
Day
weekend,
making
83
million
dollars,
across
the
U.S.
This
film
is
currently
playing
at
Green
Country
Cinema,
Tahlequah.
Pre-­‐ordering
tickets
online
is
highly
recommended.

32.
016
-­‐
Steven
Ory
crosses
the
finish
line
as
the
first
place
winner
of
the
Sweetheart
Run
5k
held
in
Tulsa
on
February
14,
2015.