The Cat's Cradle: James Bond, the anti-hero
By Benjamin Ervin | Feb. 7, 2021Why James Bond is meant to be archaic and unlikeable.
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Editorial: An apology to the Athens County Food Pantry and our readers
By The Post Editorial Board | Feb. 6, 2021Journalism is nothing without its ethics.
Campbell’s Corner: TV shows like 'Euphoria' are glamourising abusive relationships
By Hannah Campbell | Feb. 4, 2021Shows are teaching young girls that abusive tactics shown in pop culture are not only okay, but they are romantic and passionate.
Uncle Sam: How to make Ohio University more walkable
By Sam Smith | Feb. 4, 2021OU’s campus is littered with sidewalks and paths that make walking the easier. Even so, the campus could be made more walkable.
From the Editor’s Desk: Remember to still take time for yourself during virtual classes
By Molly Schramm | Feb. 3, 2021Maybe try unplugging from all electronic devices for a bit.
Bennett's Ballot: Jay Edwards is infamously irresponsible on social media
By Kayla Bennett | Feb. 3, 2021Throughout his political career, State Rep. Jay Edwards has made some questionable statements on his social media accounts.
Pondering with Patterson: Wellness days are better than nothing
By Lauren Patterson | Feb. 2, 2021Wellness days aren’t the best case scenario, but they’re better than nothing.
The Bottom Line: Hank Aaron was one of baseball's greatest ever players, and his death should be an important reminder
By Will Cunningham | Feb. 2, 2021The way Aaron persevered in the face of racism and hate is the most important part of his legacy.
Existential Binge-Watching: ‘Euphoria’ shows the possibilities of quarantine
By Jackson Horvat | Feb. 2, 2021The two quarantine special episodes of Euphoria are absolutely brilliant.
Tunes with Tate: My family ranks 8 popular TikTok songs
By Tate Raub | Feb. 2, 2021Check out what Tate’s family has to say about the biggest TikTok hits.
So Listen: Seniors are no more entitled to a college experience than freshmen
By Mikayla Rochelle | Feb. 1, 2021Upperclassmen going to bars is no different than underclassmen going.
Here's the Tea: Ohio Senate Bill 27 is intrusive
By Iana Fields | Feb. 1, 2021The new law places barriers on women and abortion clinics.
Thinking in Print: Cigarette companies have duped us — again
By Charlene Pepiot | Jan. 31, 2021E-cig companies created an environment that encouraged vaping, just as they did with traditional cigarettes decades earlier.
Uncle Sam: Finding meaning in a bird feeder
By Sam Smith | Jan. 28, 2021Watching birds helps you reconnect to nature and yourself in the midst of an era of disconnection.
Here’s the Tea: It is irresponsible of the NFL to invite fans to attend Super Bowl LV
By Iana Fields | Jan. 28, 2021Inviting 22,000 fans has potentially fatal consequences
Campbell’s Corner: America’s battle with extremism isn’t over
By Hannah Campbell | Jan. 28, 2021The Trump era has come and passed, but we are still dealing with the effects that his rhetoric and refusal to condemn white supremacists have left behind.
From the Editor’s Desk: Journalism publications, take the time to thank your creative staffs
By Molly Schramm | Jan. 27, 2021Visuals matter, and appreciating the people behind those visuals matters just as much.
Pondering with Patterson: '90s rock alternative will always rule
By Lauren Patterson | Jan. 27, 2021There’s a reason this genre will always have a place on our playlists.
Tunes with Tate: My family rates 'Walk Through Fire' by Yola
By Tate Raub | Jan. 26, 2021Yola is on track to have her name in the history books for all she’s accomplished with Walk Through Fire, and I don’t think she’s anywhere close to stopping.
