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(10/22/20 2:13am)
Aaron Sorkin’s The Trial of the Chicago 7 released over the weekend on Netflix. The movie tells the under-acknowledged history of the trial of seven protestors who the Nixon administration saw as responsible for the riots that took place during the 1968 Democratic National Convention.
(10/16/20 1:17am)
Ohio University is three weeks into its “Phase 2” plan, and things are going about as well as expected.
(10/15/20 11:00am)
Today is Thursday, Oct 15, 2020. Here’s what you need to know:
(10/13/20 2:00am)
TikTok, like every other social media platform, started from a wholesome place. Unfortunately, much like the Internet itself, the dreams of a positive platform for the good of society have been replaced by political extremism. White nationalists and extremists who have been driven off of other platforms have now taken their message to TikTok, and the impressionable demographic that comes with it.
(10/08/20 4:29am)
If you’re in Akron and missing Athens, try these 5 restaurants.
(10/01/20 11:00am)
Today is Thursday, Oct. 1, 2020. Here’s what you need to know:
(09/30/20 12:59am)
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(09/17/20 3:41am)
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(09/17/20 11:00am)
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(09/16/20 12:42am)
The idea of defunding the police has both gained traction and been severely skewed by a right-wing campaign against police reform during the 2020 Black Lives Matter movement. But many are unsure about what tangible effects that would have. To defund the police is not to abolish law enforcement and let all hell break loose; instead, money from bloated police budgets would be reallocated to preventative and better-trained agencies who properly handle much of the non-crime fighting work police departments do and improve the communities those police are patrolling through smarter spending.
(09/09/20 12:44am)
It’s almost cliche to say David Fincher’s greatest mistake in his adaptation of Chuck Palahniuk’s Fight Club was making Tyler Durden (Brad Pitt) “too likable.” Seriously, google critiques of the movie and see how many times you come across that idea. But even if Fincher’s intention was to make people feel bad for white men who feel isolated and ostracized, he didn’t.
(09/03/20 11:00am)
Today is Thursday, September 3, 2020. Here’s what you need to know:
(08/26/20 12:57am)
Writing is something I usually love to do. I’m not particularly great at it, but it provides a productive outlet for me. It’s helped me grow as a student and a person throughout my time in college. This love has seriously waned when confined to my bedroom while trying to work.
(06/09/20 8:00pm)
The murder and brutalization of people of color across the U.S. has clearly brought the country to a breaking point. As riots and protests rage on across America, I’m incredibly aware that, as a white person, my opinion does not extend beyond my actions taken in the name of ending police terror at all costs.
(05/28/20 9:21am)
Just because you didn’t grow up with parents who have degrees doesn't make you any less deserving of this than someone who did.
(04/15/20 2:48am)
The Strokes is hailed by some as the fathers of modern indie music. Groups like The Arctic Monkeys, The 1975 and others wouldn’t exist without The Strokes. However, for casual fans, the group’s later efforts have been somewhat disappointing.
(04/14/20 12:34am)
I grew up dreaming of working as a journalist. I never saw journalists as heroes, but I saw them as a source of hope. To me, they were people who had the power to change a a community, or more, for the better.
(04/13/20 2:17am)
Considering everyone is confined to their homes with no end in sight, Netflix couldn’t have picked a better time to release the final season of its crime drama Ozark, and it’s some of Netflix’s best work yet.
(04/08/20 11:47pm)
On March 19, a story that should’ve been a massive scandal broke. Congress members had been briefed on the threat of COVID-19 and while downplaying the threat to the American public, quietly shifted large amounts of their holdings into sectors that would benefit from the looming pandemic.
(03/24/20 12:11am)
In the early days of COVID-19’s presence in the U.S., my greatest anxieties revolved around my upcoming study abroad trip. I worried about losing scholarship money, or worse: the trip being canceled. When Ohio University suspended classes for two weeks, I worried how I would sustain myself in Athens without my university job, but I figured everything would be OK.