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Spring?

2/28/2011 3:16 PM

February is over. Good riddance.

I’m certain that I am not alone in that sentiment. The month of the groundhog, Valentine’s Day and my son’s birthday is not normally ...

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A singing trend?

2/21/2011 2:54 PM

As of Sunday night, my memory of Christina Aguilera butchering the national anthem has been, if not erased, at least eased.

I tuned in the NBA All-Star game Sunday ...

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Oh, say what?

2/11/2011 4:06 PM

I am becoming accustomed to singers screwing up the National Anthem. It no longer surprises me when a singer forgets the words. But the performance and flub by Christine ...

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Jonezin

Mike Jones is a native Oklahoman (not an Okie), born and raised in Seminole, Okla. He began his career at the Tulsa World in 1971 as an oil writer for the late Riley Wilson. After three years as an oil writer, he became a copy editor on the national desk. He moved to the city desk in 1974 where he also worked as a general assignment reporter. After stints on the late city desk, he became assistant city editor and in 1979 succeeded longtime city editor John Gold, one of his mentors, as city editor. He served as city editor for almost four years before joining the editorial staff as a layout editor and editorial writer in 1985. He was named associate editor and has since written a Sunday column and daily editorials. He has a son, Sam, who is a local musician with the reggae band Sam and the Stylees. Jones is the honorary CEO of that group, a title of which he is most proud.

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