So, we should spend more money on research for a cancer that only kills 13% of the affected population and that population is most likely to be septuagenarians. Why not discuss lung or liver cancer that effects both sexes? Why is UTW focusing on prostate cancer rather than something more aggressive that has commonly misdiagnosed symptoms(colon, lukemia, etc.)If this article is intended to inform the public, pick something that impacts the Whole public. Hopefully, this article is the beginning of several informative editorials to come. Hopefully, this is not a spotlight for a cancer that will see it's clientele die from old age before it kills them.

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Re: First They Came for the Cranky White House Columnist

6/16/2010 - 9:54pm

Thank you for acknowledging Helen Thomas and her contributions to this country. She did not deserve the treatment that she received for stating her opinion openly.

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Re: Not Dead Yet

1/27/2010 - 7:53pm

Sorry, but Saturday's evening performance for the Red Dirt Rangers is actually at the BA PAC not the Tulsa PAC. Thanks!

Date: 1/30/2010 7:30 PM
Cost: $20.00 per person
Location: Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center
701 South Main Street
Broken Arrow, Oklahoma 74012

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Re: Sucked In

1/13/2010 - 8:10pm

I think your projecting far to much meaning onto an over the top gorefest, with acting that almost lulled me to sleep. They put forth edgy visuals with none of the prose to back it up. I don't even mind gore but it was just excessive and goofy. This movie is manic at best, and may allude to some issues but goes no where. It speeds head long into an ending that left me wanting my 12 bucks back. The movie is as subtle as a brick to the face and about as enjoyable. It thinks it's Dark City or Bladerunner but it feels like Nightwatch with out the subtlety or originality to save it. As for Ethan Hawk i'm so glad he got finale Gattaca with Vampires. Sadly Willem Dafoe can't carry the entire picture on his back, quite a good show from him though. Bleh.

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