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With winter making people stay inside to get away from the cold, there can be a desire to go outside and enjoy life. Luckily, spring weather is approaching, which means you can go explore the outdoors without needing to worry about freezing temperatures. So, here are five activities you can do in Athens, Ohio this spring.
As a human race, labels are vital to us. They act as representations of our identities as well as affect how we view ourselves and relate to others. There are a lot of different terms to refer to those who have ancestral ties to Spanish-speaking countries, but not every label is accurate, nor is every label interchangeable with each other.
Athens locals and students at Ohio University may have seen a purple, pink and red logo with a big number five while out and about. Whether at Little Professor’s Book Center for a 10% off sale from Feb. 6 through Feb. 12, or at The Over Hang with a new signature drink dubbed the “Get Lit(erate)” during Feb. 18 and Feb. 19, the “5 or Nothing” campaign was omnipresent.
Today on the Depths of Music podcast, Paramore returns from their largest gap between studio album with This is Why. After being together for almost 20 years and inspiring a whole new generation of artists, what are Hayley, Zac and Taylor going to bring to the table in 2023? Are they going to stick to the sound that made the famous, or will they continue with their musical experimentation, taking them into uncharted territory for the band? We're tackling all of that and more as we review "This is Why.”
Alec Patino’s not a showy guy. He doesn’t like to broadcast his emotions on the field.
Beneath the Bricks: The Murder of Canterbury Lane Pt.2 - Do you think you can solve the case of Asenath Dukat? Tune back in with the BTB Crew and guest Max Dieye to find out.
During every tip-off of March Madness, it’s a sure bet that students and fans will consume an excessive amount of alcohol. Many individuals attend tailgate events, house or bar parties and post-game celebrations.
In 2019, Gracie Abrams was an aspiring singer posting videos on Instagram, covering artists such as Billie Eilish. Flash forward four years later and the singer is now opening for Taylor Swift on her upcoming “Eras Tour” and working with The National’s Aaron Dessner on her debut album, “Good Riddance.”
Even if you are not as invested in film as me, you probably at least saw tweets about it or some news articles published five minutes after each category was announced.
The third season of Netflix’s beachy island escape “Outer Banks” isn’t inherently bad, but it definitely leaves much to be desired.
While ketchup on hotdogs, with fries or on burgers may seem quintessentially American, ketchup’s invention predates the modern U.S. by centuries. Ketchup has been a favorite human condiment for ages, so let’s look at its history.
Foraging was ingrained into Appalachian culture, and now has reemerged by young environmentalists seeking to further strengthen their relationships with the planet.
Hiding on the side of the highway near Athens resides White's Mill: a family business built on the edge of the river. In the mill, treasures from children's books, pottery, gardening tips and tricks and the occasional cat roaming around can be found, leaving visitors excited to return.
During the first week of school last semester, Taylor Connelly, a freshman studying journalism, found a passion for preserving Ohio University’s history.
Ohio needs to win one of its final two games to lock up the No. 5 seed for the Mid-American Conference Tournament and has its first opportunity to do so on Tuesday against Kent State.
When I die, I want to be reincarnated as a fly on the wall so that I can understand why people love to run their mouths. I want to be in the room when the tea is spilt, when the gossip is whispered and when the rumor mill is open for work.
Black History Month is a great time of the year when Americans all across the country can recognize and celebrate what historical Black figures have accomplished. Political figures such as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Thurgood Marshall, Sojourner Truth, Barack Obama and more, are all fantastic examples of excellence within the Black community. But, they only make up a small percentage of an even larger catalog.
Graduation season is upon us. It seems to have become a tradition for women to wear a white dress to celebrate their graduation from high school or college. There are millions of white dresses out there and it can get overwhelming trying to find a unique one, so here are some unique white dress recommendations you can wear when celebrating your academic accomplishments.
Just about everyone knows about the little blond girl who vanished from an apartment resort in Praia da Luz when she was just three years old. The disappearance of Madeleine McCann has been one of the most well-known missing-persons cases in history, having received international publicity due to the fact that she vanished seemingly without a trace. The suspicious circumstances of the case led people to believe that McCann’s parents might have had something to do with her disappearance, as they went out to dinner and left McCann and her two siblings alone in an unlocked apartment. However, considering the possible recent development in the case, it would suggest that McCann’s parents really don’t know what happened to their daughter.
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