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The 2020 NBA draft began on Wednesday, Nov. 18 and signaled the start to a new season. This year’s draft was the 74th annual and featured prospects from all over the world. Hundreds of prospects dream of being the number one pick and securing a multi-year contract, however, there can only be one.
As 2020 comes to an end, many are wondering how the rest of the year's traditional events will continue.
Alex Trebek, longtime host of the game show “Jeopardy!,” passed away peacefully in his home Nov. 8, at age 80. Trebek was the host of “Jeopardy!” for 36 years. As the show’s host, Trebek was known for being sharp, quick-witted and a bit snarky when contestants got answers wrong that he deemed easy. It was this fun-loving and challenging attitude that made the show entertaining and made it oh-so tempting to play along from home.
Zach Sobiech had a rare form of bone cancer called osteosarcoma. He passed away in May of 2013 at the young age of 18. Before his death, Sobiech recorded the song "Clouds" and posted it on YouTube in December of 2012.
As the appeal of plant-based diets grows, more of its impacts can be seen in aspects like nutrition and the economy.
Major League Baseball has been enjoyed by thousands of fans around the world for generations. This fall marks the 116th World Series, with this year’s Fall Classic played between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Tampa Bay Rays. Although there have been several changes and new precautions because of COVID-19, one thing has not changed: the league’s devotion to Stand Up To Cancer.
COVID-19 cases in Athens County have majorly risen since the return of Phase 2 students at Ohio University.
With the weather cooling and mixed emotions arising regarding what the upcoming season of life will bring, many are entering the beginning stages of seasonal depression, whether that be due to heartache, confusion, heightened pressure or uncertainty about the future. To subside these anxieties and uninterrupted negative thoughts, poetry is a powerful and influential recreation to indulge in. It is freeing for the mind and soul, as there is certain to be different collections that address whatever adversity one may be currently facing. Explore which poetry book(s) may be best fit for you at this point in growth and duration:
I would like to take some time to talk about one of my biggest inspirations and one of the biggest reasons I got into sports journalism, Daryl Grove.
Today is Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2020. Here’s what you need to know:
Today is Monday, Oct. 5, 2020. Here’s what you need to know:
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time of year to honor both those who lost their fight to breast cancer, and those who beat it.
Polly Creech thinks that plants positively affect mental health, especially in the middle of a pandemic. As the owner of Hyacinth Bean Florist, 540 W. Union St., she’s heard customers say that they feel depressed or anxious, but when they're taking care of their plants, they feel grounded. Creech also tells her customers that plants clean the air, so it's beneficial to have plants in their home environment.
“Wakanda Forever,” the celebrated phrase which has become well known in households all over the world, will be commemorated even more in respect to Chadwick Boseman – who recently passed away from his battle with colon cancer.
On Friday, the world lost Chadwick Boseman, one of the most important actors of his generation. Immediately, eulogies poured out from across the internet from vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris to Black Panther director Ryan Coogler and countless other celebrities and fans alike. A common theme emerged across those eulogies: those who knew him paid tribute to a quiet, confident man whose intellectual curiosity and wit impressed everyone with whom he crossed paths.
The Killers peaked with its debut album, and some may never move past that. 2004’s Hot Fuss — enveloping classics like “All These Things That I’ve Done” and “Mr. Brightside,” the latter of which you can never go to a party without hearing — will forever be remembered as one of the finest of the 2000s. Though there have been a few bumps in the road ever since, the latest, Imploding The Mirage, shows The Killers still has that flair for making irreplaceable gems.
As June comes to an end, it marks the highlight of an important cause: Men’s Health Month.
Does anyone ever have solid plans on the Fourth of July? And if so ... how? It’s a holiday where plans are always up in the air but somehow always end in fireworks and a terrible hangover. Nonetheless, it’s bound to always promise long-lasting memories. If you’re one of the few who has an extravagant agenda laid out, good for you. If not, let’s see what the stars have in store for your Fourth of July festivities:
OhioHealth will soon continue construction on a new medical office building near O'Bleness Memorial hospital after a delay due to COVID-19.
Kehlani Parrish’s rise to fame in the R&B genre has been a vicious journey and deserves a round of applause. The Oakland, California, native comes from humble roots, born to a drug-addicted household and raised by her aunt after her mother was imprisoned. Her initial aspirations were to become a professional dancer, but soon, those ambitions turned into a music career after a serious knee injury.
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