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2. Don Woods (meteorologist) - Wikipedia

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   Woods has received numerous local, state, and national awards and recognitions. Woods taught at Tulsa Community College for a time. In April 2005, Gusty was named Oklahoma's state cartoon. [3] On June 12, 2012, Woods died of pancreatic cancer at the age of 84. [4]

3. Oklahoma Wesleyan University - Wikipedia

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   Oklahoma Wesleyan University was founded by The Wesleyan Church to provide higher education within a Christian environment for Wesleyan youth. Central Pilgrim College, its predecessor, was founded on the campus in Bartlesville, Oklahoma from a series of mergers of several schools: the Colorado Bible College (Colorado Springs, Colorado), the Pilgrim Bible College (Pasadena, California), and the ...

4. Category:Tulsa Community College people - Wikipedia

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   Pages in category "Tulsa Community College people" This category contains only the following page. This list may not reflect recent changes. M. John W. McCune

5. Rose State College - Wikipedia

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   The college runs a student newspaper, entitled The 15th Street News, and hosts a number of community events throughout the year. [7] On the campus of Rose State is "The Village," a complex of apartment-style housing capable of accommodating up to 180 students.

6. Colorado Community Colleges Online - Wikipedia

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   Colorado Community Colleges Online is part of the Colorado Community College System. It provides online courses, development, and support for the other community colleges in the system. It provides online courses, development, and support for the other community colleges in the system.

7. Tulsa, Oklahoma - Wikipedia

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   Tulsa Community College (TCC), the largest community college in Oklahoma, operates four campuses spread across the area as well as a conference center in Midtown, [219] and has a partnership allowing students to complete four-year bachelor's degrees through OU-Tulsa, OSU-Tulsa, LU-Tulsa and NSU-Broken Arrow. [220]