Blue Line Banter: Hockey Hot Takes
This week Cassie has a hot take for Andrew to give his input on. The duo also talks about Tampa Bay's possible Cinderella story in the playoffs.
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This week Cassie has a hot take for Andrew to give his input on. The duo also talks about Tampa Bay's possible Cinderella story in the playoffs.
Mary Beth Tinker, the plaintiff from the Supreme Court case Tinker v. Des Moines, who fought for students’ First Amendment rights within public schools, is on her Tinker Tour; she gave a presentation Wednesday night in Galbreath Chapel to promote civics education and the rights and stories of young people.
Student senate met Wednesday to discuss -- and ultimately table -- a resolution that would change its rules and procedures on votes of no confidence that remove executive officers accused of failing their required responsibilities to the senate.
With the commencement of Fest Season last weekend, students discuss how they prepared for Mill Fest.
This week Cassie and Nicholas talk about how their semesters are going. Along with what they expect from this year's Fest season.
Red Brick Tavern, located at 14 N. Court St., held a strategy meeting for the campaign of independent presidential candidate, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
This upcoming fall, OU journalism students will have the opportunity to engage in an experiential learning opportunity through a new student-run advertising firm. The preliminary firm will be located on the first floor of the Sing Tao Center, and it will be fully student-run with guidance from an agency professional.
Concerts are great opportunities for attendees to dress up. Fans often theme their outfits to the artist, giving them a space to express their love for music. Cost varies, but there are always budget-friendly options for people to put together something they like.
When the trailer for the 2024 remake of Rowdy Hereington’s “Road House” (1989) dropped in January, viewers got a glimpse of a chiseled Jake Gyllenhaal fighting bad guys in a roadhouse on the Florida Keys. A few fast-paced action sequences, intense stunts, and the taste of a rocking soundtrack are also combined to bring a sense of bubbling anticipation for the film’s release.
Lately, the term “born sexy yesterday" has been popping up everywhere. It's especially present in online discourse surrounding "Poor Things," the critically acclaimed 2023 film that won several Oscars—notably Best Actress for Emma Stone—just a few weeks ago.
Ohio has been secure at the most important position, quarterback, for the last two seasons behind the arm of former Mid-American Conference Offensive Player of the Year, Kurtis Rourke.
Professors at Ohio University are paid on average $6,000 less than faculty at other public Ohio universities such as Kent State, Bowling Green and the University of Toledo. The staff of all of these universities have unionized, which may play a role in the difference in salary. However, OU’s faculty has not.
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For a team projected to finish second in the Mid-American Conference Preseason Coaches Poll, Ohio (13-17, 1-5 MAC) has gotten off to a rough start in conference play. Last weekend, Ohio suffered a bitter series of losses against a historic rival in Miami when it was swept on the road.
With Easter Sunday falling on March 31, students who celebrate are eager to spend time with family and get a break from Athens. However, for some students who live out of state, the holiday weekend is spent on campus.
Coming off a historic performance at the NCAA Wrestling Championships, Peyten Kellar and the wrestling team came home to Athens with their heads held high.
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Most students with flex meal plans often head to campus markets at the end of the week to spend their meal swipes, but recently students have noticed they’ve had to pay more out of pocket for groceries.