Julie Collins

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Julie Collins

Julie Collins

@drjcreading

Katılım Ağustos 2010
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The REF
The REF@KREFsports·
FINAL: OU 34 UTEP 0 (5 innings)
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Roger Denny
Roger Denny@Oklahoma_AD·
Humbled to follow a true legend in our business. What a remarkable career and legacy. You left it better than you found it and we will all be forever grateful for your leadership and impact. Enjoy a well-earned retirement @soonerad. #Boomer
Joe Castiglione@OUAD_Emeritus

With gratitude for all the coaches, staff, university administrators, my family, stakeholders, colleagues, donors, fans, sponsors, media and most of all, our #sooners athletes who worked so closely together to create Sooner Magic, I packed up a lifetime of memories today.

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Barack Obama
Barack Obama@BarackObama·
Celebrated Valentine's Day with my forever dance partner. Love you, Miche!
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James Tate
James Tate@JamesTate121·
"On Thursday, Jan 22 at approximately 1pm, a group of about a dozen Vermont community elders with whistles entered the atrium of White Cap Office Park in Williston VT, home of ICE’s National Criminal Analysis and Targeting Center. They refused to leave when ordered by Williston Police, the property manager, and federal agents, demanding instead that the landlord renegotiate and cancel the facility’s lease. For the next 3.5 hours, they sat together in silence, pausing every 90 seconds to read the name of someone killed in ICE custody, followed by a loud whistle blast. Williston Police arrived at around 1:30pm, and asked protesters to leave and stop making noise. A group of 5 elders refused and remained in the atrium accompanied by a medic and physical therapist. Around 2pm, property manager and landlord Normand Stanislas arrived and began screaming at supporters gathered outside that he would have them arrested. Around 3:15, the Williston Police announced that they had determined that the protestors were not breaking the law and were acting within their first amendment rights. They declined to arrest the group, which had paused blowing whistles to sit in front of the ICE office doors. After the Williston Police had left, several DHS agents approached the group and threatened to charge them with Class C federal misdemeanors but did not actually do so, likely because they lacked authority to do so. The agents attempted to physically remove the elders and carry them away from the doors, but the group continued to exercise their right to protest by walking over and sitting back down. Eventually, the agents left. The group continued their protest with banners and singing until the sun began setting, when they left the office park of their own accord. Karen Bixler, 83, of Bethel said, “I’m taking this action to bring attention to our state’s role in this horrific institution. White collar workers, sheltered from the brutality that is taking place in our country, are providing ICE with information to aid in their raids.” This protest follows several months of public outcry against the Industrial Ave facility, which is used to monitor civilian social media activity and identify targets for ICE detention and deportation. Over the winter, community groups conducted several noise demos at White Cap Business, and anonymous individuals hung a banner from the flagpoles reading “ICE VIOLATES RIGHTS HERE.” 70 year-old Dorothy Mammen of Middlebury said: “This facility is staffing up to spy on people via social media, to flag "negative sentiment" toward ICE and build dossiers on anyone who opposes fascism. They are compiling personal details, family links, and using facial recognition. To what end? To stifle dissent; to trample our right to free speech.” The office at White Cap is one of many ICE-related facilities in Chittenden County, which serves as the national nerve center for ICE operations. The notorious Law Enforcement Support Center on Harvest Lane is home to ICE’s nationwide tip line, while at least 10 other nearby locations (totaling an estimated 400,000 square feet of office space) are used by DHS for data processing, surveillance, and administrative work. On Tuesday, the Williston Selectboard passed a resolution condemning ICE activities in the town, and several hundred protesters marched in the frigid temperature to denounce the ICE Call Center on Harvest Lane. The elders risking arrest in Thursday’s sit-in were not representatives of any official group or organization, but simply community members concerned about the safety of their neighbors. They expressed hope that their action would help others to find the courage necessary to get ICE out of Williston."
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George Stoia III
George Stoia III@GeorgeStoia·
A large contingent of Illinois athletic department execs came to Denny’s ceremony today, including athletics director Josh Whitman.
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Ryan Chapman
Ryan Chapman@_RyanChapman·
Well, I’m sorry #Sooners fans. I’d just turn on the radio call this weekend
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Toby Rowland
Toby Rowland@TRowOU·
I hope you’ll check out the Blitz tonight. I think you’ll really enjoy my conversation with @CoachBobStoops. His thoughts on OU this season, the state of college football, OU’s AD search…plus a very enjoyable trip down memory lane. Tonight at 10:25p on @NEWS9.
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Miss Ingrid⭐
Miss Ingrid⭐@MissIngrid0312·
@nytimes The National Guard ready to be deployed in Washington: Trump asks the homeless to leave "immediately and far away" 😰 👍😃
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The New York Times
The New York Times@nytimes·
Breaking News: The U.S. military is preparing to activate National Guard troops in Washington, D.C., as part of President Trump’s crackdown on crime, a Defense Department official said. nyti.ms/46QJ08t
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dogeemp1@dogeemp1·
@OUDaily DEI hurts minorities anyways. Stitt did everyone a favor.
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OU Daily
OU Daily@OUDaily·
From Oklahoma Voice: Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt signed a bill Wednesday banning the use of state funds for "diversity, equity and inclusion" jobs, programs and activities on Oklahoma college campuses: oudaily.com/news/gov-kevin…
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The Lincoln Project
The Lincoln Project@ProjectLincoln·
"I really think we're helped a lot by the tariff situation that's going on, which is a good situation, not a bad. It's great."
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Julie Collins
Julie Collins@drjcreading·
@DianeRavitch 🫣😥😡🤯 Unbelievable, or it would be if we weren’t living during this time.
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SOONERSORDIE
SOONERSORDIE@gotchagetcha·
@OU_RecruitingHQ Comparing Mateer to Mayfield is unfair pressure on the kid! Baker is probably the greatest QB1 in Oklahoma history…
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Jack Chappell
Jack Chappell@Jackaransas·
@TRowOU Who paid the parents to move from California. That ain’t cheap!
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Toby Rowland
Toby Rowland@TRowOU·
Sources tell me that OU 2026 QB commit Jaden O’Neal (Narbonne HS, California) has enrolled at Mustang High School in Oklahoma. He will start classes next week.
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Julie Collins
Julie Collins@drjcreading·
@Shire68083Jesse @MeghanMcCain It was a very special way to honor the girl, but I am wondering what this nature preserve was named previously and if he had permission to rename it.
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Elijah’s comeback
Elijah’s comeback@Shire68083Jesse·
@MeghanMcCain I cried when they renamed the nature reserve for the 12 year old who was tied up and raped .. by illegal aliens !! Also for the boy who was let into West Point !!! It was awesome !! Also for dj!! That boy was awesome
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Meghan McCain
Meghan McCain@MeghanMcCain·
This is the first time I can remember crying during a state of the union. Thank you President Trump. This is so beautiful. Anyone who has been impacted by brain cancer knows how special this is.
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