Collected posts from Blogs at the University of Central Oklahoma
Join Caylee for a warming, comfort food lunch:
Creamy Pumpkin Soup
Baked Ham and Swiss Sandwich
Snickerdoodles
We always have Turkey Central Sandwich with chips, Cheese Panini with chips, Lattes, Hot Chocolate, Chai and Matcha. For delivery or take-out call 974-5506 or send us an e-mail at centralstationcafe@uco.edu.
A Man of Three Worlds
Pertus Alfonsi (1062 – after 1116) was born a Sephardi Jew under the name of Moses. The date of his birth and death are largely unclear. He was bilingual knowing both Hebrew and Arabic. There are some theories that he was a doctor and involved in Spanish courts (al-Andelus at the time). Petrus has made a huge impact in . . .
Please come support Iswat with her menu:
Tofu and veggie soup
Teriyaki Chicken on rice
Cheesecake parfait
We also have our regular items: Turkey Central Sandwich with chips, Cheese panini, Brownies, Smoothies, Lattes, Tea and Lemonade
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What do you think of where you hear the name Rumi? Many think of him as the poet that he is, some think of a spacious area, or “roomy” area because they miss the context, and some do not think of anything because they have never heard of him. Regardless of if you’ve heard about him or not, Rumi is a name definitely worth looking . . .
(Oklahoma City) – Oklahoma State Election Board Secretary Paul Ziriax issued a voter alert today, warning voters about a text message that was received by a voter last Friday, that falsely claimed the voter’s polling place had changed. The complaint has been referred by election officials to law enforcement.
The text message falsely advised the . . .
You don’t want to miss the sopaipilla cheesecake! Come support Hillary’s menu:
Tortilla Soup
Taco Salad
Sopaipilla cheesecake
We also have our Turkey Central Sandwich, Cheese Panini, espresso drinks, smoothies and lemonade. To order: call 974-5506 OR send us an email at centralstationcafe@uco.edu. We look forward to serving you via delivery . . .
Your ballot will then arrive by mail.
Read and follow all instructions, including the double envelopes and new guidelines for sending a copy of your ID. See this link for info: https://www.ok.gov/elections/Voter_Info/Absentee_Voter_Verification.html
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is one of the more interesting ones. In modern media, anti-Semitism is something that is actively frowned upon and not commonly broadcasted. With the Holocaust having been less than a century away, Jews are still healing
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Dr. Mohammad Hossan, Associate Professor of Engineering & Physics, received a Research Principal Investigator grant for $189,160. His project “Flow Analysis of a Bioresorbable Pipeline Embolization Device for Treatment of Aneurysms,” involves the design and development of bioresorbable pipeline embolization devices (PEDs) that will control aneurysm-specific hemodynamic parameters and degrade after completely dissolving the aneurysm.
Dr. Hari Kotturi, Professor of Biology, received a $31,389 grant for his project, “Incorporation of Mycobacteriophages in Electrospun Nanofiber.” The goal of the study is to develop an antimicrobial dressing by incorporating bacteriophages that can kill Mycobacterium abscessus, a common causative agent of soft tissue infections in hospitals. Dr. Kotturi’s research team will be able to enhance the antimicrobial property of polycaprolactone/collagen I (PCL/Col I) nanofiber by integrating mycobacteriophages into the nanofiber used as a wound dressing.
Dr. Christina Hendrickson, Coordinator of the Human Physiology Lab in the Department of Biology, was funded $27,083 for her project, “Investigating Anti-carcinogenic Effects of Taraxacum officinale.” The specific aims of the research are to: determine cancer cell viability and apoptosis; determine whether cancer cell apoptosis is activated by intrinsic or extrinsic pathways, and whether leakage of pro-apoptotic factors from mitochondria or induction of oxidative stress on cancer cells are involved in induced cell death; and determine cancer cell migration and invasion.