Pondering with Patterson: How the 'Rumours' Tour era defines Fleetwood Mac
By Lauren Patterson | Feb. 25, 2020An era of love, hate, divorce, affair, powerful words and never ending feuds.
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Words I Might Have Ate: Rememering Dr. John's 'Gris-Gris' after Mardi Gras
By Shelby Campbell | Feb. 25, 2020After the first Fat Tuesday without Dr. John, his influence on psychedelic music is still abundant.
Existential Binge-Watching: ‘Birds of Prey’ delivers too little too late
By Jackson Horvat | Feb. 25, 2020The destruction and poor salvaging of the Joker and Harley Quinn characters are just pillars that represent all the problems of the DC cinematic universe.
Gourmand Gruenberg: The perfect way to quell your drinking desires during Lent
By Noah Gruenberg | Feb. 25, 2020If you’re going to wait to drink, brew your own beverage at home while you wait and give yourself a reward for good behavior.
Call It What It Is: Clout chasing isn't a personality trait
By Jack Hiltner | Feb. 24, 2020Some of the most notable celebrities have built their fame off of controversy — maybe even some of your favorites.
Five for 5: O’Betty’s Red Hot is a roller coaster that hits all the highs and lows
By Kevin Pan | Feb. 24, 2020The Dixie is a standard hot dog sandwich with homemade chili sauce, mustard, onions and cheddar cheese added on top of it.
Think Tank: Why Yang's Freedom Dividend is still important
By Christopher Lawrence-White | Feb. 23, 2020Yang’s UBI-based Freedom Dividend is aimed directly toward the millions of Americans whose main sources of income will be at threat.
Noah's Ark: There is less ‘Fear and Loathing’ on the campaign trail in 2020
By Noah Wright | Feb. 21, 2020Sanders and McGovern share a desire for a reform of the DNC and are beloved by young voters, but they aren’t one in the same.
Freaks and Geeks: The island of blue in an ocean of red
By Noah DeSantis | Feb. 20, 2020Noah DeSantis is a freshman studying integrated media at Ohio University. Please note that the views and opinions of the columnists do not reflect those of The Post. Can Bloomberg’s memes stop the red wave? Tell Noah by tweeting him at@NoahDeSantis77.
Here’s the Tea: It’s time to start telling the truth in history class
By Iana Fields | Feb. 20, 2020With the new curriculum, superintendents will provide age-appropriate materials and resources to aid teachers in discussing the massacre.
Uncle Sam: It's OK to change your party
By Sam Smith | Feb. 19, 2020When not done for opportunistic, manipulative or dishonest purposes, changing parties can actually be a sign of maturity, perceptiveness and accountability.
So Listen: Where is the moderate Democrat?
By Mikayla Rochelle | Feb. 19, 2020The moderate left can’t decide which candidate they like best.
From the Editor's Desk: Being a student and a journalist when news breaks
By Ellen Wagner | Feb. 19, 2020Behind the scenes of every story, there are questions to be asked about how to cover an event and to make sure all sides of the story are being told.
Geiger Counter: Ohio legislators, protect our state's youth. Ban conversion therapy.
By Matthew Geiger | Feb. 19, 2020There are no words that I can write to adequately summarize the that so many have felt as a result of this practice. It needs to end.
Gourmand Gruenberg: Drinks for the inferno
By Noah Gruenberg | Feb. 18, 2020To this food thinker, the wine should act in opposition to the chemical that causes our perception of heat from eating capsicum.
Post-Political Satire: Joe Biden is NOT running for president
By Shelby Campbell , Noah Wright and Matthew Geiger | Feb. 18, 2020“Dig it, this has all been a big tickle for me, I mean it’s been really great, but it's starting to razz my berries,” Biden said. “No more malarkey. I’m not running for president.”
Existential Binge-Watching: We still and will always need ‘Sex Education’
By Jackson Horvat | Feb. 18, 2020Back at Moordale High, the British comedy-drama hit the ground running with all the beloved characters from season one.
Donkey Time: Clarence Thomas' revival is misguided
By Adonis Fryer | Feb. 17, 2020On the surface, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas seems like he belongs with those titans of American history, but a deeper look reveals a much darker truth.
Five for 5: Fry’d Fries proves keeping it simple isn’t stupid
By Kevin Pan | Feb. 17, 2020Potato or no potatoes, these were probably the best fries I’ve ever tried.
Think Tank: The Mustang Mach-E isn't really a Mustang
By Christopher Lawrence-White | Feb. 16, 2020What has irked many of Ford’s loyal fanbase is the seemingly lazy and outrageous slapping of the Mustang name on a car that does not embody what such a name has represented.
