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January 04, 2020

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Who's that girl? Introduction to an American-Ethiopian Globetrotter.

Hi all! My name is Ida Sukar, third year biochem major. I actually transferred here in Fall 2018, so this is really only my third semester at OU. I love chemistry (its really more of a love/hate relationship but definitely more emphasis on the love). I started taking it back in my Sophomore year of high school, so this marks my 5th year taking chemistry courses! Just for funsies, my last name translates to sugar in Gey Sinan, a dialect of Amharic (the national language of Ethiopia). Both of my parents came to the states in the 80's for school and decided to stay and start a family. I hope to one day work as a pediatrician. I've been really into oncology, and am looking into that specialty, but anything with kiddo's will suffice. I'm happy to say that I am on the board of Oklahoma Children's Cancer Association . I only recently joined but I LOVE what this organization stands for and it has definitely deepened the roots I have for my interest in oncology. I

Story: The Casino

This was the third month in a row that I couldn’t pay the electric bill. The third month that my kids had to spend their time before bed in the dark. What more can I do? I said to myself, quietly. I already worked two jobs, and my wife worked three! At work the next day, my friend told me about a new casino that opened up just two miles up the road from work. “Let’s check it out, man! I haven’t been to a casino in so long, and we haven’t been able to spend some time together. This will be good for us,” he said. I wasn’t working tonight, so what could the harm be? “Alight,” I said, “but, I’ll only bring 20 bucks with me. My kid’s need to eat, and I can’t afford to lose big.” That night, I tucked my kids in bed and said goodbye to their wife. Or at least, attempted to. “No! We can’t even afford to keep the lights on, why would you ever think it’s a good idea to gamble what little money we have!” “It’ll be fine, I promise to only take 20 dollars wi

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