So Listen: Poll watching is voter suppression
By Mikayla Rochelle | Oct. 26, 2020Historically, poll watching has done nothing except intimidate voters.
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Life's a Beach: Major League Baseball celebrates more than just the game
By Ashley Beach | Oct. 26, 2020Major League Baseball recognizes a 12-year partnership with Stand Up To Cancer at each of it’s major events during the season.
Here’s the Tea: The Democrats are being run over in Congress
By Iana Fields | Oct. 26, 2020Congressional Democrats are contradicting their own message and failing the American people.
Cat's Cradle: Coraline is the perfect children’s horror movie
By Benjamin Ervin | Oct. 25, 2020How “Coraline” eschews certain conventions of children horror films, in favor of a timeless terror.
Thinking in Print: The failures of Dean Koontz’s Frankenstein
By Charlene Pepiot | Oct. 25, 2020Why the first book fails as a Frankenstein reworking.
So Listen: Disliking The Beatles to be a contrarian is dumb
By Mikayla Rochelle | Oct. 22, 2020The Beatles are objectively a great band. In classic Gen Z fashion, they dislike them for that reason.
Campbell’s Corner: Partisanship should not divide the feminist movement
By Hannah Campbell | Oct. 22, 2020If the movement continues to focus on individual agendas and reject women who do not agree with them, then the movement will not expand and we will be divided even further.
Noah's Ark: ‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’ is a brutal reminder that nothing truly changes
By Noah Wright | Oct. 21, 202052 years later, we’re still fighting the same fight as the Chicago 7.
Tunes with Tate: My family rates Harry Styles' discography
By Tate Raub | Oct. 21, 2020This week, my family rates Fine Line by Harry Styles.
From the Editor’s Desk: Celebrating free speech and a free press is now more important than ever
By Molly Schramm | Oct. 21, 2020Free speech week takes place during the third week of October, and it’s important we celebrate our constitutional liberties.
Reading Revisited: Reading a physical book is better than reading an electronic book
By Anna Millar | Oct. 20, 2020Reading on a screen can’t compare to the experience of reading a real book.
The Bottom Line: Daryl Grove represents the best of the sports journalism industry, and his death will be a great loss
By Will Cunningham | Oct. 20, 2020The host of the Total Soccer Show is what every podcast host should aspire to be, and that is how we will remember him.
Pondering with Patterson: Streaming relieves the pain of 2020's lost concerts
By Lauren Patterson | Oct. 20, 2020It’s not a perfect substitute, but streaming platforms make the waiting period for delayed concerts less miserable.
Bennett’s Ballot: Sex trafficking continues to be an issue in Ohio
By Kayla Bennett | Oct. 20, 2020Sex trafficking is a real danger you should prepare yourself for now.
Just listen to JL: Be like the Dodgers and don't give up your championship dreams
By J.L. Kirven | Oct. 19, 2020If you fail, always try again.
Honest Adonis: The Platinum Plan is federal trolling
By Adonis Fryer | Oct. 19, 2020The Platinum Plan isn’t anything more than an ambitious set of words with no real promises underneath, much like the President who wrote it.
Uncle Sam: Republicans rely on manipulation of democracy to stay afloat
By Sam Smith | Oct. 18, 2020Without these distortions, Republicans would be in dire straits on a national scale, and they know it.
Thinking in Print: When fanfiction goes too far
By Charlene Pepiot | Oct. 18, 2020Capitalizing on real people’s tragedies to “better” a plot is disgusting.
The Cat's Cradle: Horror comics in the superhero age
By Benjamin Ervin | Oct. 18, 2020How “The Immortal Hulk” is a set up of horror and hero comics.
So Listen: Media corporations are treating the Town Halls like they are a game
By Mikayla Rochelle | Oct. 15, 2020How is anyone expected to watch both candidates when they are on in the same time slot?
