12-Sep-14
Season 4 Episode 410 | 27m 43sVideo has Closed Captions
Sexual violence on campus, the rise of city-states, and the week in business on ONR.
As college students return to campus this year, new programs are raising awareness about sexual assault. City governments are becoming the power centers around the country, including in Oklahoma. In an ONR Extra, Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court Sonia Sotomayor visits Oklahoma law schools. And engineers go high in the air for a close-up look at Oklahoma’s crumbling capitol.
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The Oklahoma News Report is a local public television program presented by OETA
12-Sep-14
Season 4 Episode 410 | 27m 43sVideo has Closed Captions
As college students return to campus this year, new programs are raising awareness about sexual assault. City governments are becoming the power centers around the country, including in Oklahoma. In an ONR Extra, Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court Sonia Sotomayor visits Oklahoma law schools. And engineers go high in the air for a close-up look at Oklahoma’s crumbling capitol.
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Clip: S4 Ep410 | 8m 6s | Education board member says Superintendent Janet Barresi should step down immediately. (8m 6s)
State Capitol Bond For Repairs
Clip: S4 Ep410 | 56s | The Oklahoma Supreme Court is asked to validate a bond issue for repairing the capitol. (56s)
Clip: S4 Ep410 | 4m 51s | Production continues on the feature film "Te Ata", a Chickasaw actress and storyteller. (4m 51s)
Clip: S4 Ep410 | 27m 19s | An Islamic group seeks protection after controversial remarks by State Rep. John Bennett. (27m 19s)
Clip: S4 Ep410 | 12m 47s | Oklahoma Highway Patrolman facing sex crime charges. (12m 47s)
Clip: S4 Ep410 | 1m 31s | Tahlequah High School teacher Jason Scott Proctor is named 2015 Teacher of the Year. (1m 31s)
Clip: S4 Ep410 | 4m 27s | Engineers go high in the air for an up close look at Oklahoma's crumbling capitol. (4m 27s)
Clip: S4 Ep410 | 8m 39s | Governor George Nigh tells how “Oklahoma” became the state song. (8m 39s)
Clip: S4 Ep410 | 5m | Peace activist Medea Benjamin of CODEPINK talks about confronting militarism. (5m)
Clip: S4 Ep410 | 3m 12s | Peace activist Medea Benjamin of CODEPINK talks about confronting militarism. (3m 12s)
Clip: S4 Ep410 | 4m 58s | Local economic strength could shift power from federal and state governments to cities. (4m 58s)
Clip: S4 Ep410 | 9m 4s | Shirley Jones on her role in the re-mastered 1955 film, Oklahoma! (9m 4s)
Clip: S4 Ep410 | 2m 36s | This week in business the Journal Record’s Ted Streuli talks about road construction plans (2m 36s)
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor
Clip: S4 Ep410 | 3m 52s | U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor visits with law students at Tulsa University. (3m 52s)
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