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Southeastern Oklahoma State University Ranked 7th for Native Grads

Southeastern Oklahoma State University ranked seventh in the nation for producing Native American baccalaureate degrees in all disciplines, according to Diversity Issues in Higher Education. The annual top 100 rankings of 2006-07 minority graduates are published in the June 12 issue of the magazine.

Changes Working for Science Museum Oklahoma

When Omniplex's name was changed to Science Museum Oklahoma, officials began to look for ways to modernize, renovate and ultimately captivate. They found one in Our Body: The Universe Within, an exhibit that was an unqualified success, according to those who take the tickets.

Mcafee & Taft Associate Receives Award From Oklahoma County Bar Assn.

Arts Council of Oklahoma City Names Executive Director

Tulsa's Debra Stockton Named Chief Operating Officer at Evergreen Solutions

Tulsa-Based Flintco Inc. Announces Staffing Changes

Tulsa-Based Xeta Technologies Names Executive Director of Implementation and Engineering

Tulsa-Based Flintco Companies Ranked Among Nation's Top Minority Businesses

Flintco Companies Inc. has been ranked as one of the top minority- owned businesses in the nation by DiversityBusiness.com. The list represents the nation's top multicultural earners in sectors ranging from technology to food service.

Oil Keeps Wall Street Down

It was the Dow industrials' worst June since the Great Depression and stocks sputtered to an uneasy close as the shortened trading session ended July 3 due to the July 4 market holiday. Oil crested above $145 a barrel to close slightly below that figure as our session ended.