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The local, state economy is still dependent on fossil fuels
By Arnold Hamilton
So what is it about the term "fossil fuels" that we don't seem to understand? Devon Energy's gargantuan $750 million glass and steel office tower soars skyward, dwarfing Oklahoma City's modest skyline, longing to be, destined to be the tallest building in Oklahoma by a few feet.

NEWS

Rainbow Brite
The color of Tulsa's recycling future is grassroots spectrum
By JENNIE LLOYD

It's About Time
Downtown Tulsa sees first major construction in a long time
By JENNIE LLOYD

Consequences of Convenience
Legislation to allow wine in grocery stores not as simple as it looks at first blush
By JENNIE LLOYD

COLUMNS

Believe It Or Not!
Truth is stranger than fiction in the halls of the state legislature
By Arnold Hamilton

The Adoption Process
No piece of cake, but worth the effort it takes
By Shannon Kline

Occupy Sexual Freedom
Sympathy for Newt and open marriage
By Ted Rall

Death to Self
The true pathway to real joyfulness
By BRAD ANDREWS

Class is Cooking
If you can't take the heat, get out of the classroom
By Brad Morris

Lack of Glee
Oklahoma schools super gets takeover fever. Tulsa should provide an antidote before it's too late.
By RAY PEARCEY

Eco-Friendly Echo
No need to gas -- just go
By Jessica David

Simplify
A buzzword for 2012, a concept for a lifetime
By Nicci Atchley

Loosen the Noose
If not handled, stress can cause major health issues
By Michael Dodd

JUST YOUR STYLE

Springing Fashion Forward
Go lighter and brighter with color blocking, bold prints or the beloved maxi skirt
By Nicci Atchley

SPORTS

Going Long
Putt everything else aside, and the don't forget the Super Bowl
By Dwayne Davis

ARTS

Tumblin' Tumbleweeds
There's a lot more to the West than meets the eye and ear
By Jennifer Ratliff

Starved for Attention
Roy Zimmerman turns the tides and upends beliefs at Nightingale
By Brad Morris

2012 Curtain's Up
Arts Listings

CINEMA

The Eating of Scenery and Wolves
Neeson kicks canines, but Gary Oldman is all smiles
By Joe O'Shansky

More Fassbender
Actor shines in flicks by McQueen, Cronenberg and Soderbergh while The Artist proves silence is golden
By Joe O'Shansky

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Welcome Backs
Vandevander steps back onto the live stage and Polyphonic sounds off in a cool venue
By G.K. Hizer

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Keeping it Fresh
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The Portuguese have a word for it, but this concept is out of the new world
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