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Week Three of “Dancing with the Stars” sent home one shocking star, with Week Four following with a united front from viewers as they chose the next couple to leave the ballroom. While some stars got underscored, others rose to the top.
The show “Gilmore Girls,” features Rory and Lorelai Gilmore, the fast-talking mother-daughter duo with an endless love for coffee in the cozy small town of Stars Hollow. The award-winning TV show aired in 2000 and celebrated its 25th anniversary at the Emmys.
Entertainment media is often considered soft news in comparison to hard-hitting news stories, but there is something to be said about entertainment’s place in politics. With celebrities and influencers using their platforms to share political opinions, people are beginning to be influenced through entertainment media.
Free the Falls, a project to remove the Gorge Dam in Summit County, officially began Aug. 28, following years of discussion on the matter, according to an official statement from Gov. Mike DeWine. The dam, located in the northeastern Ohio city of Cuyahoga Falls, sits on the Cuyahoga River and was built in 1913.
The phrase “separate art from the artist” has fueled heated discussions among fans of disgraced artists for decades. The art world is no stranger to controversy, intentional or not. In recent years, writers such as Lionel Shriver and Neil Gaiman have found themselves in hot water, whether it be for accusations of cultural appropriation or sexual misconduct.
Correction Appended: A previous version of this article referred to Evan Serra as a current LGBTQIA+ Senator. A correction has been made as he is a former senator.
Ohio (3-14, 1-4 Mid-American Conference) will try to defend The Convo as Miami (9-8, 3-2 MAC) travels to Ohio University to play in volleyball’s rendition of the Battle of the Bricks on Friday and Saturday. Ohio is coming off its first win in two months which broke its 11-game losing streak but are now looking to carry that momentum back to home court. Miami, on the other hand, is coming off a loss after being swept by Ball State.
Bobcats are flocking to the newest restaurant on campus, Raising Cane’s Chicken Tenders, located on Court Street directly across College Green. The restaurant opened Oct. 7 with long lines flowing out of the door, showcasing a promising start for the business. However, this level of popularity may not remain, considering the various chicken-based restaurants that occupy both on and off-campus locations in Athens, Ohio. All of which are successful in their own accord.
Ohio (3-6-4 overall, 1-2-3 Mid-American Conference) will travel north to take on in-state opponent Kent State (5-4-4 overall, 3-2-1 MAC), as they look to get back on track after falling 2-0 in the most recent game at home against Ball State.
When the tanks rolled through the streets, I could hear some people clapping and laughing over the barricade while a protest formed on the streets below.
Ohio (3-9 overall, 1-2 Mid-American Conference) will return to conference play as it hosts Ball State (3-10, 1-3 MAC) on Friday. Ohio will look to keep its winning streak going against the Cardinals. Here’s what you need to know:
In this episode, Josh and Eli explain fantasy football to Grace. Then, she drafted a team of her own while they discussed their favorite childhood TV shows.
Oct. 6 was the last day to register to vote in the November general election in Ohio. Not every election is about who leads from the White House, but votes still matter, even for the seemingly smaller elections. The positions and issues people vote on in local and state elections have a significant impact on communities. The Ohio general election is Nov. 4, and practicing the right to vote is important, whether it is at the local, state or federal level.
Most children play sports to make friends and stay active. Youth sports are focused on fun, creating the opportunity to grow competitive and disciplined as kids age. However, somewhere along the way, youth sports are losing their purpose. Now, nearly 70% of kids quit sports before turning 13 years old.
After its original cancellation in 2006, “Reading Rainbow” is back after nearly 20 years! This revival is paving the way for new generations to have access to books and free education, helping “motivate…and encourage kids to become avid readers.”
Friday, the first episode of “Famous Last Words,” Netflix’s latest installment, debuted. A series of interviews based entirely on world figures who died by the time of their respective episode’s release. Kept entirely under wraps until after their death, the first episode comes after the devastating news of primatologist and environmentalist Jane Goodall, whose interview, which was originally filmed in March, became the first to air following her death on Oct. 1.
With nearly 600 campus organizations to choose from, Ohio University students are bound to find a group to connect with. Luckily for those interested in filmmaking and writing, Rough Cut Collective provides students with hands-on creative opportunities.
Thomas Hayes, an associate professor at Ohio University’s School of Film, was reportedly abducted by the Israeli military early Wednesday while volunteering on a humanitarian aid mission to Gaza.
The Athens City Council gathered Monday evening, passing an emergency ordinance that authorizes Mayor Steve Patterson to execute a combined participation agreement in the national opioid settlement.
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