Quinntessential: Providing an alternative for final exams
By Quinn Elfers | 11:20pmFinals bring a sense of dread to students due to most classes having a big final test. I want to propose an alternative for this issue.
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Charlie’s Crossover: The NBA is a young man’s league
By Charlie Fadel | 11:07pmNow more than ever, youth is winning in the NBA.
Drew’s Decrees: People should clean up after themselves
By Drew Haughn | 10:41pmOhio University is a beautiful campus, it's an undeniable fact of nature. However, college students have a tendency when getting intoxicated or in a rush to use the campus as their personal trash can.
Bowlby’s Breakdown: The CFP committee got it right
By Andrew Bowlby | Dec. 3A handful of difficult decisions were made, but the committee got it right
Lillian’s Lowdown: The Supreme Court is disappointing Americans
By Lillian Barry | Nov. 30After being scrutinized for ethical concerns, the Supreme Court finally adopted a formal code of conduct. But will it repair the broken trust between Americans and the Court?
Dishin’ it with Disha: Spending time alone is beneficial, pie is good
By Disha Hoque | Nov. 30Spending time alone isn’t a bad thing, and even taking time to have a snack by yourself can be beneficial for mental health and decrease stress levels.
Obert Opines: YouTube music is better than Spotify
By Bobby Gorbett | Nov. 30I’m proud to say I’m a loyal YouTube music fan.
Girl, Uninterrupted: Why I absolutely hate modern design
By Mackenzie Shuman | Nov. 29Minimalistic design trends are taking the creative charm out of interior and logo designs.
Darn it, Daniel: Napoleon movie makes Napoleon biggest bro ever
By Daniel Gorbett | Nov. 29How the Napoleon movie made Napoleon the most relatable and cool dude ever while still being lackluster.
Blabby Abby: Gym anxiety is very real
By Abby Jenkins | Nov. 29Gym anxiety is something a lot of people deal with, and it can be something that prevents a person from making advances in physical health.
Today with Trey: Warner Bros. must build trust amid movie cancellations
By Trey Barrett | Nov. 29Warner Bros. Discovery’s cancellation of finished movies sets a scary precedent for future filmmakers.
Attitude of Ains: The holidays don't feel the same anymore
By Ainsley Brandabur | Nov. 28The holiday season is approaching and many are excited to return home. However, things haven’t felt the same during this time of year in a long time.
Drew’s Decrees: Please stop playing EDM at NHL games
By Drew Haughn | Nov. 28Despite the Blue Jackets winning 7-3 against the visiting Chicago Blackhawks, my experience was soiled by an annoyance I have noticed more and more recently: EDM is taking over in professional sports arenas. And I. Don't. Like it.
Chase on the Case: Dating apps suck
By Chase Borland | Nov. 27It’s becoming harder and harder to find a genuine person, and I think it’s because of dating apps.
Metal Mondays: More movies should use metal songs in their soundtracks
By Jackson McCoy | Nov. 26A number of movies utilize rock and metal hits in their soundtracks, but there should be many more.
The Lo-Down: André 3000 made a flute album, Ohio State lost to Michigan again
By Logan Adams | Nov. 26It’s been a chaotic, yet fun week with Thanksgiving break, college football and some great new music.
Chase on the Case: Thanksgiving food is on top
By Chase Borland | Nov. 21From the turkey to the pumpkin pie, Thanksgiving food can be seriously underrated. People overlook this sometimes boring holiday, but the food needs the recognition it deserves.
Darn it, Daniel: What I do, don’t like about Fortnite OG
By Daniel Gorbett | Nov. 21What I like and don't like about OG Fortnite.
Dishin’ it with Disha: The ocean is scary, and mermaids are probably real
By Disha Hoque | Nov. 21Although many people dismiss the idea of mermaids and other weird creatures existing at the bottom of the ocean, there is evidence to prove that anything could be lurking in deep-sea waters.
Haylee’s Hub: Rethinking Thanksgiving
By Haylee Leasure | Nov. 21Thanksgiving is a staple in many households across America. With families getting together to eat and give thanks, it can be easy to forget the harmful misinformation Thanksgiving often promotes.
