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November 2003

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Volume 21, Number 11

Herland's 20th Anniversary Celebration!
Saturday, November 15th,_ 2003
Join Herland as we celebrate 20 years of being a vital
resource for the womyn of Oklahoma and beyond!

Open House at Herland
1-5 pm
Come by Herland for an afternoon of pictures, mementos, retreat videos, refreshments and much more. Get a free (that day only) copy of the commemorative
Herland 20th Anniversary Book and register for the evening concert's door prize.
View art donated by Kathy Buttry, Sue Clancy, Michele Dillehay, Diana Faulkner,
Gail Garloch, Bernadette Martinez, Anthea Maten, Deidre Murray, Connie
Seabourn, Dana Tiger, and Tommy Thomas for the silent auction later that evening. Former board members are invited to pick up a name tag that will identify
them and the years they served.

Tret Fure in Concert
In the early 70s, at a time when the music
industry wa5 particularly inaccessible to
women, Tret Fure was rewriting the rules.
At the age of 19, she toured and eventually
recorded with Spencer Davis. A short time
later, Tret Fure was working with the most
successful commercial bands of the decade:
Yes, Poco, and The J Geils Band.
After becoming one of the first women
sound engineers in the country, she left the
mainstream music scene and soon discovered the blossoming genre known as
Women's Music. Fure produced and engineered five of Cris Williamson's solo projects as well as the three releases they recorded as a duo: Postcards from Paradise,
Between the Covers and Radio Quiet.
Fure's acclaimed solo releases include
Terminal Hold, Edges of the Heart, Time
Turns the Moon, and Back Home, which
took both "Album of the Year" and "Single
of the Year" awards for 2001 from Outvoice Top 40. Whether it is her disarming
piano ballads or gorgeous love songs, Fure's
words transform inaccessible and complex
emotions into that which listeners can viscerally touch.

www.herlandsisters.org
Email: herlandsisters@cox.net

7:00 pm
City Arts Center on the State Fairgrounds
3000 Pershing Blvd.
Join us for an evening of celebration with veteran women's music performer Tret
Fure and spoken word artist Lynnsey Weber. The night will also feature a silent
auction of women's art and a short program to honor past' board members and
volunteers.

Opening for Tret will be spoken word artist, Lynnsey Weber. Lynnsey has been slinging words since
she was a wee tot, all over her native state of Oklahoma and beyond. She has been a featured artist in
Living Arts of Tulsa, a guest performer at two
LadyFest festivals, a slam poet finalist, and a regular word-spitter at many other events!
Lynnsey also self produced and released one full
length CD, More Than This, and a second CD is in
the works. Her poetry is a melting pot of insight on
politics, relationships, and life in general. Her
work is fiery, provocative, powerful, and deeply
personal. It promises to awaken your heart and
incite a riot in your mind. No one leaves her shows
untouched.

Herland Sister Resources, 2312 NW 39th, Oklahoma City, OK 73112
(405) 521-9696
Bookstore Hours: Saturdays 1-5 pm

By Hook or By Crook
Film Screening and Audience Discussion
with filmm~kers Harry Dodge and Silas Howard

7 pm, Wednesday, November 5th

Union Ballroom at OU

OUT OK - TAKE II Film Fest
2003 Film Schedule
OKLAHOMA CITY AREA
Thursday, Nov. 6, 2003
Pegasus Theatre, Liberal Arts Bldg, UCO in Edmond
6:30pm - THE GIFT; Short: PARADJSCO
8:00pm - THE GIFTfollowed by an AIDS Panel Discussion
9:00pm - The ABSOLlJT Cocktail Party
Friday, Nov. 7, 2003
Northpark Cinema in Oklahoma City
7:00pm - MAMBO ITALIANO
9:00pm - MERG, DOCTEUR REY; Short: THE MOMENTAFTER
Saturday, Nov. 8, 2003
Troy Smith Lecture Hall, Business School, UCO in Edmond
12:00pm - NEVERLAND, Short: THE KABUKI JOINT
2 :OOpm - THE POLITICS OF RJI?, Short: XX TO XY FIGHTING TO
BEJAKE
4:00pm - BENZINA
7:00pm - DIARY OFA MALE PORN STAR
9:00pm - YOSS! AND JAGGEI?, Short: JEFFREY'S HOLLYWOOD
SCREEN TRICK

TULSA AREA
\Nednesday, Nov. 12,2003
Chapman Hall, University of Tulsa
6:30pm - THE GIFT; Short: PARADJSCO
8:00pm - THE GIFTfollowed by an AIDS Panel Discussion
9:00pm - The ABSOLlJT Cocktail Party
Thursday, Nov. 13, 2003
Business Administration Hall/Building, University of Tulsa
7:00pm - THE POLITICS OF RJR
8:45pm - NEVERl.AND, Short: JEFFREY'S HOLLYWOOD SCREEN
TRICK
.Friday, Nov. 14, 2003
Business Administration Hall/Building, University of Tulsa
7:00pm - BENZINA; Short: XX TD XY FIGHTING TD BE JAKE
9:00pm - YOSS! AND JAGGEI?, Short: THE KABUKI JOINT
Saturday, Nov. 15, 2003
AMC Southroads 20
12:00pm .- BLUE GA TE CROSSING
2:00pm - DIARY OF A MALE PORN STAR
4:00pm - MAMBO ITALIANO
7:00pm - MERG, DOCTEUR REY
9:00pm - NINE DEAD G4 Y GUYS; Short: THE MOMENTAFTER
For current infonnation, please go to www.out-ok.com or call 918682-4654, ext. 2 or email pau@out-ok.com

"visually
stunning and
wonderfully
acted, antiauthoritarian
tale of
friendship,
trust and
redemption"
"the film has
a fun sense
of humor
and the dialogue sometimes crackles with literary wit"

"strong,
passionate
performances"

"I got chills,
feeling both
happy and
sad, and I
couldn't help
but wish the
best for Shy
and Valentine"

This lesbian buddy film chronicles three weeks in the life of a
handsome, gender-bending, small-town butch with a nagging
messiah-complex and a sweet, philosophy-spouting lesbian
friend searching for his/her birth mother. An official selection at
Sundance, this film has won awards at festivals ranging from
Austin's SXSW to I.A Outfest. AND IT'S FREE!
For info call (405] 408-4881 or emailjustsomegrrrl@yahoo.com

GLBT Depression Bipolar Support
Group Reforming
Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA) is refonning its
GLBT group. It will meet Mondays, 7:00-8:30 at The Church of the
Open Anns. The group is free of charge. Support groups foster
interpersonal support among people living with depression and
bipolar (BP) disorder. DBSA recognizes and strives to be sensitive
to the needs of the GLBT community and is sponsoring this group
in response.
More than 23 million Americans suffer from depression and 1%
of the population has BP disorder (or manic depression). DBSA
groups are a safe place that fosters a supportive, trusting, respectful, and non-judgmental atmosphere; within which people deal
with issues related to living with mood disorders.
Surveys show that more than 90% of DBSA support group
members report that they experience interpersonal support, help
with problems and crises, and a better understanding of medications and treatments. Through education about mood disorders,
members realize that these disorders are physical in nature, just
like diabetes or heart disease, and do not define the person.
Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance is the nation's largest
illness-specific grassroots organization in the US. They have more
than 1000 groups nationwide and 20 in Oklahoma (new groups
are being funned regularly). DBSA OK has a large resource library,
as well as educational brochures and pamphlets pertaining to multiple topics in mental health. The staff can also provide referrals to
other resources in the community. DBSA's Oklahoma City offices
are located at 5350 S. \Nestem, Suite 600. Visitors are welcome.
For more information call Heather at 634-4646.

Herland Book Club

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The Herland Book club will not meet in November. The group's
next meeting will be at 7 pm on Monday, December 1st. The
book to be discussed will be The Passion ofArtemisia, by Susan
Vreeland. There are nine copies of this book in the Metropolitan
Library System and one at Herland. It is also available at mainstream bookstores in paperback.
The Passion ofArtemisia is a novel based upon the life of Artemisia Gentileschi, a contemporary of Galileo. It is beautifully
researched and is rich with casual detail of 17th Century Italy,
and its clothing, interiors, exteriors, monuments, churches, street
life, food, and customs. Artemisia was a remarl<able woman and
a wonderful artist. You can view her masterpieces in glorious
color at various sites on the Internet. Her nudes are exquisite.

Herland Hiking
The Herland Hiking Group will have its regular monthly outing to
Martin Nature Parl<, 5000 W. Memorial, at 10 am on Saturday,
Nov. 8th. There is also an optional coffee gathering beforehand
at Panera's, comer of Memorial & Meridian, at 9:30 am.

Womyn of Color
· The Womyn of Color group meets the 2nd Sunday of each
month. Please email womynofcolor@gay.com or call (405) 8423464 or (405) 947-7691 for more information.

Native American Women
OKC Two-Spirit Society is having meetings for lesbian and bisexual women of Native American descent. The next meeting is
at Herland on November 28 at 6:30 pm. The OKC Two-Spirit
Hotline number is (405) 317-7283.

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: Wednesday. November 5: Film By Hook or By Crook, OV, 7
•pm
: November 6-8: Out OK Film festival at Northpark Cinema in
• OKC and VCO in Edmond
: November 7-9: IRIS at Chelsea's for Diversity Weekend,
• Eurekq Springs, Arkqnsas
: Saturday. November 8: Herland Hike at Martin Nature Park,
• 5000 W. Memorial, 10 am
: Saturday. November 8: Herland concert committee meeting, 1
• pm and Herland board meeting 2 pm, evetyone welcome
: Saturday. November 8: Herland Supper Club goes to Olff OK
• Film Festival at 4 pm at VCO followed by supper at Hideaway
: Pim at6 pm
• Sunday. November 9: Womyn of Color Meeting, call for de-

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: Thursday. November 13: Maty and Louise at the VCO Jazz
• Lqb, 100 E 5th St, Edmond, 8 pm, $7
: Saturday. November 15: Herhm4 20th Anniversqry
: Open House, 1-5 pm <rt HerlqnG <lnG Concert 7 pm <lt
• City Arts Center
•• Saturday. November 22: Peace Fest at Civic Center, 10 am - 4
•pm
• Saturday. November 22: Siste;-s of Swing Benefit, St. John's
: School, 5201 N Brookline, 8 pm, clonations appreciated
• Thursday. November 28: Women's Two-Spirit Meeting at
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Sunday. December 14: Sisters of Swing Christmas Shows,
Epiphany Church, 7336 W. Britton, 2 pm & 7 pm, $5
Sunday. December 21: Herland Potluck at 6 pm followed by
Board Meeting, 7 pm, evetyone welcome for one or both

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Groups Protest Love Won Out Conference
The Interfaith Diversity and Equality Alliance, OGLPC, and the Peace House organized a
rally near Bethany First Church of the Nazarene last month to oppose the Focus on the
Family's Love Won Out conference. Wayne Besen, author of Anything But Straight, spoke_
about the myth of the ex-gay movement at Church of the Open Arms following the rally.
In the one-day conference that tours the nation, FOF promotes the idea that homosexuality is treatable and preventable. Love Won Out, Exodus International, and People Can
Change are several of the right-wing Christian ministries dedicated to converting gays and
lesbians.
According to Besen, FOF does not tell the truth. Instead, conference participants "get
heavy doses of scientifically bankrupt theories and misleading information that conceals
the true failure rate of so-called reparative therapy.•
Focus on the Family was also in Oklahoma 1O years ago holding seminars to help rightwing conservatives push for an anti-gay initiative (similar to Colorado's Amendment 2) in
the state.

Senate passes ban on certain abortion procedures
For the first time since the Supreme Court legalized abortion in 1973, the US Senate has
imposed a ban on a procedure known medically as intact dilation and extraction and what
critics call "partial-birth abortion." President Bush has said he will sign the bill which lacks
a provision to permit the procedure even if necessary to protect the mother's health. A
similar bill was passed in the 104th and 105th Congress but was vetoed by President
Clinton.
Intact dilation and extraction refers to a late-term abortion technique in which labor is
artificially induced until the lower body of the fetus emerges. The head is then collapsed,
and the dead but intact fetus is delivered. Last year, roughly 2,200 partial-birth abortions,
or less than 1 percent of the total number of abortions, were performed, according to The
New York Times. Although rare, the procedures are performed for a variety of reasons
including a dead or badly malformed fetus or one with severe hydrocephalus or continu- .
ing the pregnancy would place the mother's health or life at severe risk.
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecology opposes the legislation and
has issued a statement saying intact dilation and extraction "may be the best or most
appropriate procedure in a particular circumstance to save the life or preserve the health
of a woman, and only the doctor, in consultation with the patient, based upon the
woman's particular circumstances, can make this decision.·
NOW and other reproductive rights supporters are planning a March for Freedom of
Choice in Washington next April.

Ireland Dismissed as Chief of YWCA
Former NOW President, Patricia Ireland was fired after less than six months on the job as
the CEO of the YWCA Ireland's hiring had been opposed by right-wing conservative organizations. One such group, the Traditional Values Coalition, is being credited with forcing
Ireland's ouster. The anti-gay, anti-choice group called Ireland a pro-abortion liberal extremist and "a lifelong advocate of everything that most Christians oppose" and had asked Secretary of Health and Human Services Tommy Thompson to cut federal funding to the
YWCA

PNI Announces 2004
Theme, Logo Contest
PNI has chosen "Stand Out . . . Stand
Proud" as the theme for the 2004 Pride season. The logo contest is open to the entire
community and the winner will be chosen
anonymously at the Dec. 15th meeting. The
contest winner receives $100 cash, and will
be recognized as the artist with a text listing
on the back of the shirts and the opportunity to sign the front of the shirt.
Rules for entries are as follows. Do not
sign the front of the design. Print your
name and contact information, put it in an
envelope and attach it to the back of each
entry. Submissions should be on 8.5 x 11
.paper or larger. Keep in mind the design
must be reducible to 1 inch by 1 inch for
pins. Or a second, smaller version of the
design should be submitted with the entry.
PNI reserves the right to make necessary
adaptations for the pins. Keep in mind that
color separation is necessary for t-shirt and
pin production.
Multiple entries will be accepted. Each
entry must include the theme and the year
of 2004. The chosen logo becomes the
property of Pride Network, Inc. PNI reserves the right to reject any and all logo
submissions.
All logo submissions should be mailed or
hand carried to The Center, 2135 NW 39t11
St., Oklahoma City, OK 73112. All entries
must be received by 5 pm, Monday, December 15.
Pride Network meets at 7:30 pm, the third
Monday of each month at The Center, 2135
NW 39t11 St. Meetings are open to the public. For more information, contact T J
McKinsey, 602-1224 or email
pni@okcpride.com.

Study of African-American Lesbian Health
The Mautner Project is seeking Black lesbian and bisexual women age 18 and older to
participate in the first comprehensive national survey of African-American lesbian health.
Led by Mautner Project Health Promotional and Research Director, Cheryl PearsonFields, the groundbreaking "Spirit Study" is designed, implemented, and evaluated by
African-American lesbians and draws on partnerships with national and community-based
organizations serving Black women who partner with women.
The Spirit Study is completely confidential. Participants may complete the survey at
their convenience online at www.spiritstudy.org or can request copies by phone/TTY
(202)332-5536, email (mautner@mautnrproject.org), or postal mail: Spirit Study, 1707 L
Street NW, Suite 230, Washington, DC 20036. The Mautner Project includes a postagepaid return envelope with every survey requested. For more information about participating in the Spirit Study, please call (202)332-5536 or email cfields@mautnerproject.org

The Voice is published by: Hertand Sister Resources,
Inc. 2312 NW 39th, Oklahoma City, OK 73112. The
Voice is offered as an open forum for community
discourse. Articles reflect the opinions of the author
and not necessarily those of Herland Sister Resources. Unsolicited articles and letters to the editor
are welcomed and must be signed by the writer with
full name and address. Upon request, letters or
articles may be printed under a pseudonym or
anonymously. Subscriptions to The Voice are free
upon request although a donation is requested to
meet publication and distribution costs.

Iranian Activist Wins Nobel Prize
Shirin Ebadi, Iran's first female judge and a relatively
unknown lawyer-activist, has been awarded the Nobel
Peace Prize for 2003. As the founder of the Association for Support of Children's Rights in Iran, Ebadi has
advocated for women, children, and refugees, as well
as political dissidents. Ebadi has struggled to create
change from within an Islamic framework. As a result
of her work, Ebadi has frequently seen the inside of
Teheran's infamous prisons .
Ebadi notes that women are oppressed in Iran and
other Middle Eastern countries because of the cultural
aspect of "male dominance." Forced to resign as a
judge in 1979 because of the Islamic Revolution,
Ebadi's new international stature is considered a powerful tool to further women's equality and human
rights in general in Iran .
Although many doors remain closed, Iranian women
have made advances not seen in more heavilyrestricted Muslim nations such as Saudi Arabia. Muslim clerics have ceded ground on social issues and
earlier this month Iran's first female police officers
joined the force.
But many barriers still remain. A woman in Iran
still needs her husband's permission to work or travel
abroad, and a man's court testimony is considered
twice as important as a woman's. Some think that
laws reserving certain jobs for men could be challenged if Ebadi were to run for president of Iran in

f~I Peace Festival

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· Celebrate Peace & Justice
Saturday, November 22, 2003
1o a.m. to 4:00 pm

Civic Center Music Hall - Han of Mirrors
Downtown Oklahoma City
Booths & Tables of Social Justice Groups .
Live Music & Entertainment All Day
Snacks & Refreshments

Holiday Shopping Opportunities
Supporting Human Rights, Social Justice &
Environmental Organizations
sponsored by
The Peace House
The Spiritual Walk for Peace in OKC
Social Justice Committee of First Unitarian Church
all participating groups & everyone who attends

2005.

:Film Notes
: Radical Harmonies
• is a ground.break• ing documentary
: for everyone who
·ever loved, or wanted to be, a
: girl with a guitar. Through festi- :
• val and performance footage,
• interviews and archival material, •
: this documentary charts the evo- :
• lution of the Women's Music Cul- •
: tural Movement from the 1970s :
·to recent years.

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: Laughing Matters is an entertain- :
• ing film showcasing four unique •
: veteran performers - each from :
• different backgrounds yet all of •
• whom share two things in com- •
: mon: each is a professional
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• stand-up comedian, and all have •
: been out lesbians for the entire :
• duration of their careers. Cele• brated comedians Kate Clinton, •
: Marga Gomez, Suzanne Westen- :
• hoefer, and Karen Williams have •
: followed their hearts as perform- :
• ers, forging a path for other les- •
• bian comedians.

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PF LAG COOKIES!!!!
The PFL.AG Cookie Cookbook is Now Available for Sale. This Cookbook
will make a great holiday or any other occasion gift with over 400 recipes l
from 5 continents.
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Some notable contributors include: Herland Legal Defense Fund's
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~ "Family Cookin", 90 PFLAG Chapters, Matthew Perry, Senator John
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1 Kerry, Senator Dianne Feinstein, Debbie Reynolds, Outsports.com, Ann
l Richards, Florence Henderson, 20 Choirs, Prime Timers, Harvey Fierstein,
1Mayor Willie Brown, Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin, Congressman
1Barney Frank, Soulforce Tulsa, C.A.R.E.S, OUT Magazine, Loma Luft
1(Judy Garland's daughter), Betty Buckley ( Cat:s), Senator Barbara Boxer,
1and employee groups such as Boeing Employees (BEAGLES), IBM, Intel,
l Ford, SBC Employees, SPECTRUM, Citigroup Employees, Kraft, GM, The
1Hartford Employees, 3M, and PriceWaterhouseCoopers.
1 Countries represented in the cookbook include the U.S., canada, Isl rael, Mexico, England, Scotland, Wales, Russia, Singapore, Switzerland,
1South Africa, India, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, and Finland.
i To purchase this cookbook visit our web site at
http://www.Pflagtulsa.org where you can order the cookbook at a secure
Paypal site. This allows you to use a credit card and performs foreign
currency exchange. Discounts are available (by mail order only) for
other PFLAG chapters that buy at least 25 copies for their own resale.
Or return this order fonn and your check or money order (made out to
~ PFLAG Cookbook) in United States Dollars to:

lPFLAG Cookbook,

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Call Herland at 521-9696
or email at herlandsisters@cox.net
to place your ad.

Website of the Month

thetruthaboutgeorge.com

Town Hall Meeting for Peace
The Spiritual Walk for Peace folks are hosting a Town
Hall Meeting on Tuesday, November 4th (one year before
the 2004 elections) on the topic 'What can we do to create greater peace and justice for all?" This will be an
opportunity for people to speak out on issues of concern
to them, both local and national, and get acquainted with
people with similar concerns.
The meeting will be from 7 pm - 9 pm at the First Unitarian Church, 600 NW 13th Street, Oklahoma City.
Co-sponsors include Herland Sister Resources, the Social Justice Committee of the First Unitarian Church,
Oklahoma City NAACP, The Interfaith Alliance, Joy Mennonite Church, The Peace House, Pax Christi, c.entral
Oklahoma Human Rights Alliance, Cimarron Alliance
Group, the Oklahoma Gay and Lesbian Political caucus,
Mayflower Congregational Church, and the Church of the
Open Anns.

Check out some of the best women's basketball - right here in Oklahoma . Don't be fooled into thinking only the large universities how quality basketball... Oklahoma NAIA
schools boast at least two players in the WNBA from small Oklahoma universitiu. And another upside is that at these games. there 's not a bad seat in the house .

j NAIA Universities

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Oklah~~a State. University (OSU).
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Oklahoma Christion University (OC)

Opponent
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Oklahoma Flyers (Exhibition) 7:00 PM
NW Sports Tours (Exhibition) 7:00 PM
Tulsa
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Michigan Stote
7 :00 PM
Som Houston State
7:00 PM
Fresno State
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Western Illinois
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Texos - Arlington
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South Alabama
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Texos A&M
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Kansas State
7:00 PM
Texas Tech
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Iowa State
7:00 PM
Texas
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Missouri
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Oklahoma
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Baylor
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Location
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OKC

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· Uniwrsity of Oklahoma (OU)

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Bball Travelers (Exh)
OC (Exh)

Oral Roberts
SE Missouri State
Utah

TeMessee
Illinois
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. Uniwrsity of Central Oklahoma (UCO)

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Eostel"'n New Mexico
West Texas A&M
Texas A&M - Kingsville
Texas A&M - Commerce
East Central
SE Oklahoma State
NE Oklahoma State
SW Oklahoma State

TOl"'leton State
Camel"'on
SW Oklahoma State

Date
11/06/03
11/11/03
11/21/03
11/29/ 03
12/01103
12113/03
01/10/04
01115/04
01/22/04
01/24/04
01131104
02/07/04
02 /19/04
02/23/04

Location
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
HOme
Home
Home
Home

TBA

TBA

SGU
OBU

Lubbock Christion University
Wayland Baptist University
John Brown Univel"'sity

ocu
NW Oklahoma State Univ
SNU

nme:
8:00PM
5:30 PM
7:00 PM
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
2:00 PM
6:00PM
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
l:OOPM
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
7:00 PM

Location
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home

Time
6:00 PM
3:00 PM
7:00 PM
8:00 PM
5:00 PM
8:00 PM
8:00 PM
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
1:00 PM
6:00 PM
6:00 PM

Location
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home

rime:
4:00 PM
5:00 PM
6:00 PM
6:00PM

Location

ocu

TBA

TBA

l:OOPM
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
l:OOPM
6:00PM
6:00PM

Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home

rime:
6:00 PM
3:00PM
6:00 PM
7:00PM
6:00PM
6:00PM
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
6:00PM
l:OOPM
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
6:00PM

Location
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home

Time
6:00PM
3:00 PM
6:00 PM
6:00PM
6:00PM
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
l:OOPM
7:00PM
6:00PM
6:00 PM

Location
Home
Home

Oklahoma City University (OCU)
Date
11114/03
11115/03
11/21103
12109/03
12/10/03
12129/03
12/30/03
01117/04
01/22/04
01124/04
02105/04
02116/ 04
02/19/04
02/21/04
02/26/04
02128/04

Opponent
Bethany (Kon)

Poul Quinn
Columbia
Texas College
Langston
William Jewell
Claflin
OC

NW Oklahoma State Univ
OBU

John Brown Univel"'sity
SGU

Lubbock Christian University
Wayland Baptist University
SNU
USAO

St . Gregory's Uniwrsity (S&U)

Dote:
11/07/03
11/08/03
11124/03
11/28/ 03
12/06/03
01117/04
01/19/04
01/22 /0 4
01/24/04
02/05/04
02/19/04
02/21/04
02/26/04
02/28/04

I
Time:
6:00 PM
4:00 PM
4:00 PM
6:00 PM
6:00PM
4:00PM
6:00 PM
6:00PM
6:00PM
6:00 PM

Opponent
Bacone College
Texas Wesleyan Univ
Bethel, Ks
SW Oklahoma State
Kansas Wesleyan University
Panhandle State Univ

Opponent
Will iam Penn
Mid America
Texas Wesleyan
SW Oklahoma Univel"'sity
Missouri Western Univ
John Bl"'own University

ocu
OBU
USAO
SNU

Wayland Baptist University
Lubbock Christion University
NW Oklahoma State Univ

oc

SNU
SNU

Home

Southe:MI Nazarene University (SNU)
Langston University (LU)
Dote
11/05/03
11/08/03
11118/03
11/24/03
· 12101103
01103/04
01106/04
01117/04
:01119/04
. 01131104
02/07/04
02/09/04
02/21/04
02/23/04

Opponent
Wiley College

Park College
OBU
SNU

Jarvis Christian
Huston-Tillotson
SW Assemblies of God
UT - Permian Basin
Texas Wesleyan
Bacone
Paul Quinn
Texas College
Houston Baptist
Texas A&M International

rime:
5:30PM
4:00 PM
7:00 PM
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
5:30 PM
5:30 PM
5:30 PM
5:30 PM
5:30 PM
5:30 PM
5:30 PM
5:30 PM
5:30 PM

Location
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home

; Oklahoma Baptist University (OBU)
Dote
·11101103
: 11/08/03
; 11/ 14/03
:11121103
11/22/03
12/09/03
12110/03
·01103/04
.01108/ 04
01110/04
.01/17/04
01131/04
·02105/04
02/12/04
' 02114/04
:02/19/04

Opponent
Univ of Ill - Springfield
Doane College
Knoxville College
Houston Baptist
Bacone College
Mid America Christian Univ
Texas College
John Brown University
Wayland Baptist University
Lubbock Christian University
SNU

NW Oklahoma State Univ

oc
SGU

ocu
USAO

Time
6:00 PM
1:30 PM
8:00 PM
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
6:00PM
7:00PM
l:OO PM
6:00 PM
l:OOPM
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
6:00 PM

Location
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home

ocu
ocu
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home

Date
11/07/03
11/08/03
11/15/03
11/21103
12111103
01105/04
01108/04
01115/04
01122/04
01/24/04
01129/04
02/07/04
02/21104
02/28/04

Opponent
. Mid America
William Penn
Wilberforce
Texas College
York, NE

oc
ocu
SGU

Wayland Baptist University
Lubbock Christion University
John Bl"'own University
OBU
USAO

NW Oklahoma State Univ

University Of Science & Arts of Oklahoma (USAO)
Dote
11/13/03
11/22/03
12/29/03
12/30/03
01108/04
01/29/04
01131104
02/05/04
02/07/04
02/09/04
02/12/04
02/14/04

Opponent
SW Assemblies of God
Bethel College
Claflin College
William Jewell

oc
OBU
SNU

Wayland Baptist University
Lubbock Chl"'istion University
NW Oklahoma State Univ
J"ohn Brown University
SGU

ocu
ocu
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home

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Part of The Herland Voice : v.21: no.11(2003)