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Did You Know? Oklahoma Elements: Helium & Iodine

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DID YOU KNOW?By Jan Barrick, CEO, Alpha Plus.Featuring a passage about Oklahoma history from the Success with OAS series. In Oklahoma history, a favorite source of fun for children and an important nutrient have been produced right here in our state....

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Did You Know? Capitals and the Capitol

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DID YOU KNOW? By Jan Barrick, CEO, Alpha Plus. Featuring a passage about Oklahoma history from the Success with OAS series. DID YOU KNOW? In Oklahoma history, the original state capital was not in Oklahoma City. In fact, 116 years ago there was no st...

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DID YOU KNOW: The Musical "Oklahoma!"

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DID YOU KNOW?  In Oklahoma history, the musical Oklahoma! is one of the most popular Broadway musicals of all time. Based on the 1931 play, Green Grow the Lilacs, the musical became a major motion picture in 1955. From Stage to Screen: Oklahoma!...

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DID YOU KNOW: Teacher William "Bill" Wallace, Celebrated Oklahoma Author

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DID YOU KNOW? By Jan Barrick, CEO, Alpha Plus. Featuring a passage about Oklahoma history from the Success with OAS series. DID YOU KNOW? In Oklahoma history, a Chickasha teacher named William “Bill” Wallace became much loved for his writing. In this...

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DID YOU KNOW: Oklahoma's Unusual State Symbol

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DID YOU KNOW? By Jan Barrick, CEO, Alpha Plus. Featuring a passage about Oklahoma history from the Success with OAS series. DID YOU KNOW? In Oklahoma history, a seventh-grade class in Brushy helped Oklahoma adopt an unusual state symbol. Oklahoma Amp...

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