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Census participation urged during coronavirus response
Disruptions and distractions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic must not be allowed to keep Oklahomans from participating in the Census, officials said. There's too much at stake.
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Oklahoma State University and Extension experts will host two online teleconferences March 26 and 31 to address questions about the cattle industry, markets and COVID-19.
Parents struggling with the question of how to prepare children for the COVID-19 threat probably already have plenty of experience to tap into, Oklahoma State University professor Laura Hubbs-Tait said: Tornado season.
A historic partnership between Oklahoma State University and NASA provides students with real-life applications to the science they learn in the classroom.
The zone concept can help reduce the amount of flammable materials around a home or other structure.
While research shows foreign language classes prepare students for college and the workforce, nearly one-third of Oklahoma public high schools do not offer any foreign language for students, according to Oklahoma Watch. Many schools closing programs are unable to find teachers.
Students ages 13 to 18 who are interested in careers in entomology can learn more by attending the free open house at OSU slated April 11.
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