At Oklahoma schools, Obama's speech stirs little ado
Metro-area students who were asked about President Barack Obama ’s speech to the nation’s schoolchildren said they didn’t know why it caused such a big stir.
Students in one Oklahoma City Advanced Placement government class said it was important to watch the speech even if they didn’t agree with Obama’s politics.
"I think it’s kind of strange that they’re making ...
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