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Depths of Music: Patient Number 9
Today on the Depths of Music Podcast, we are taking a look at the newest album from heavy metal icon, Ozzy Osbourne. His career to this point has summoned him as a living legend, and with so much influence over metal and pop culture in general, the question is, does this new album succeed at adding to his legacy or is it just another washed up album from a rock star past their prime?
The ultimate late night drive playlist
Whether you’re screaming in your car with your friends or just quietly driving under the cover of darkness, there’s nothing that captures the same feeling as a late-night drive. But, no late-night drive is complete without a soundtrack, and we’ve compiled the ultimate late-night drive playlist.
‘$oul $old $eperately’ is a talent-packed step toward mainstream for Freddie Gibbs
Freddie Gibbs’ new album “$oul $old $eparately” is a new take on Gibbs’ sound that moves him closer to the mainstream. The album comes two years after Gibbs’ last release, “Alfredo.” Gibbs shines vocally on this project, something that isn’t new to his discography. Gibbs is a talented lyrical performer, so it isn’t any surprise that this album features impressive lyricism.
International conversation hour: “A little mini study abroad program”
Every Tuesday evening from 6 to 7 p.m., students from many different backgrounds gather in Jefferson 160 for International Conversation Hour, hosted by the Ohio Program of Intensive English, or OPIE. Through this program, students from the U.S. and international students come to converse and learn about different cultures, traditions and languages from one another.
Mental Illness Awareness Week returns, encourages mental wellness
While the leaves are changing, it is getting colder and greyer outside and terms like “winter depression” are used with a very broad brush.
Football Column: After five games, Ohio is improved but still flawed
Ohio has now played five games, almost half of its schedule, and I am once again left with the same feeling I have had after each game this season: I have no idea what to make of this team.
Stay Tuned: "WIFE GUYS" ARE CHEATERS, TOO
Emma and Lauren are recording from their cozy apartment this week, discussing everything from Emma Chamberlain’s gorgeous green kitchen to Harry Styles’ new makeup collection. Emma educates Lauren on the Try Guys cheating drama and Lauren gives her takes on the Rolling Stone’s 100 Best TV shows list. Light a candle and grab a blanket for this week’s dose of trending topics.
The man behind the mask, Dream face reveal
An unprecedented event has occurred in the gaming community. Popular Minecraft streamer, “Dream,” has finally shown his face on Twitter and YouTube. For years, fans of Dream have been asking about what his face looks like, as his persona depicts him wearing a mask all the time. However, the time has finally come that Dream opens up and shows his real face for the first time on camera.
Artist Spotlight: Matt Koelsch has defied all odds for the sake of music
In 2008, Matt Koelsch took a leap of faith. He was working in finance, but the recession caused the now singer-songwriter to change career paths. Escaping from the world of business, Koelsch decided to pursue music, a risky choice that many frowned upon as the uncertainty in the air at the time was suffocating.
Habitat for Humanity transforms lives in Ohio, Ohio Field Hockey falls to Michigan State, what angel numbers actually mean and more
Here’s what angel numbers actually mean
People all over the world are fascinated when they open their phone at exactly 3:33, do a double take when their order total comes out to exactly $5.55 and make a wish every time the clock hits 11:11. However, few people stop to consider what all of these things actually mean. These occurrences are all examples of angel numbers, which are rooted in the idea that when you see a sequence of numbers in repetition or in a pattern, they are signs from guiding forces in certain aspects of your life.
Jesse Mccartney still has a 'Beautiful Soul'
Jesse McCartney was born and raised in Ardsley, New York, and as his platform grew and his influence spread, so did the distance between him and his family. Shortly after starting his music career, he moved to Los Angeles, where he began crafting his musical foundation. He is known for a multitude of recognizable anthems, collaborating with some of the greatest names in the music industry and being portrayed on screen in notorious versions of film. He was cast in “Hannah Montana,” sang with the Backstreet Boys and lyrically cultivated the song, “Beautiful Soul,” which he made every individual standing in the auditorium at Ohio University, Wednesday night, feel as if they had.
Habitat for Humanity of Southeast Ohio combats housing crisis
Habitat for Humanity of Southeast Ohio is on a mission, one that aims to transform the lives of families in need within the area by providing affordable housing. On its website the organization’s mission statement says, “Seeking to put God’s love into action, Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build homes, communities and hope.”
Soccer: Regan Berg's hat trick gives Ohio 3-2 victory over Eastern Michigan
On Sunday, Ohio traveled to Ypsilanti, Michigan, to face off against Eastern Michigan and came away with a 3-2 win. Ohio, coming into this match after a win over Miami, was 1-2 in Mid-American Conference play this season. Eastern Michigan was 1-1-1 in the MAC coming into the match.
Field Hockey: Ohio falls to Michigan State 2-1 in tight battle
Ohio mirrored the dreary weather Sunday, losing 2-1 to Michigan State at Pruitt Field. There is credit due to Michigan State, as its ability to shut down passing lanes, and the offense in general, led to Ohio’s loss.
Volleyball: Ohio loses back-to-back matches at Bowling Green
Ohio (8-7, 2-2 Mid-American Conference) needed to play its best to come up with a win over Mid-American Conference powerhouse Bowling Green Friday and Saturday. Instead it struggled, and Bowling Green won both matches easily.
Hockey: Ohio continues undefeated season, beats Alabama 5-0
Ohio skated out to cheers as Bird Arena was filled to the brim for Alumni Weekend. The alumni brought the right energy, as Ohio completed yet another weekend sweep, shutting out Alabama 5-0 Saturday.
Football: Ohio allows 736 yards in overtime loss
It was another struggle of a night for Ohio’s defense.
Football: Ohio falls 31-24 to Kent State in overtime
Ohio dropped its Mid-American Conference opener to Kent State Saturday. Even though the score was just 31-24 in overtime, the numbers tell a very different story.