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More travel executives get their mission-critical industry news from Skift than any other source on the planet.Tell me more Despite receiving relief from Congress, commercial airports across the country are hurting 13 months after Covid-19 impacted airlines and the travel industry. Terminals that were once buzzing with travelers are now echo chambers, and while it’s a breeze for passengers to get through, it’s a tremendous loss in revenue for airports. Airports Council International-North America (ACI-NA), the trade group representing commercial airports in the United States and Canada, i...

University of Oklahoma alumni want their college to gain national attention for athletic success and academic achievement. Notably, the school is gaining

Free Market Friday: Protecting teachers’ free speech By: Jonathan Small Guest Columnist March 11, 2021 Jonathan Small The right to free speech was considered so important by our nation’s founders that it was included in the first of 10 constitutional amendments that make up the Bill of Rights. But in Oklahoma some lawmakers act as though free speech is so insignificant that expending even a single piece of paper on it is an excessive burden. Senate Bill 634, by Sen. Julie Daniels, requires schools to get annual reauthorization for union-dues withholding from employees. The bill...

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We’ve become accustomed to stories of campus follies, of “white wokesters” run wild at colleges. Many Oklahomans view those stories as something that happens