Words I Might Have Ate: Trust your tattoo artist
By Shelby Campbell | Jan. 28, 2020Getting a tattoo shouldn’t be a shot in the dark.
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Gourmand Gruenberg: A worldly wine for a local fish
By Noah Gruenberg | Jan. 28, 2020There are a boatload of places in Ohio that provide fresh fish that often go overlooked.
Existential Binge-Watching: ‘Marriage Story’ tells a beautifully realistic story
By Jackson Horvat | Jan. 28, 2020The beauty of Marriage Story starts with its simple premise.
Donkey Time: Let professional athletes rest
By Adonis Fryer | Jan. 27, 2020Whether fans like it or not, load management is likely here to stay, unless the league takes drastic action.
Noah's Ark: Aaron Hernandez documentary reflects the problems with how boys are raised
By Noah Wright | Jan. 27, 2020Hernandez’s story is an extreme example of the larger issue of toxic masculinity and male violence that permeates modern culture.
Five for 5: An in-depth review of the iconic Wendy’s 4 for 4
By Kevin Pan | Jan. 27, 2020Non-foodie Kevin Pan’s meal review journey begins with a Wendy’s 4 for 4.
Think Tank: China continues to strips its people's rights
By Christopher Lawrence-White | Jan. 26, 2020Much of the history and reputation that China has is currently being overlooked, as a new age has brought with it old government trends.
Uncle Sam: Political correctness does not kill humor
By Sam Smith | Jan. 26, 2020A critical, yet loving, look at Monty Python’s legacy.
So Listen: Paying your debt is your responsibility, not the government's
By Mikayla Rochelle | Jan. 26, 2020When someone buys a house and takes out a mortgage, they make that choice. When someone takes out a loan to buy a new car, that is entirely up to them to make that decision. The same thing happens when people take out loans to go to college.
Words I Might Have Ate: Media bias against Bernie Sanders is mounting
By Shelby Campbell | Jan. 23, 2020Clinton and Warren only add fuel to the fire.
On the Ball: The psychological impact of astrology
By Rory Ball | Jan. 22, 2020Horoscopes are a reassurance for many.
From the Editor's Desk: Understanding the budget crisis
By Ellen Wagner | Jan. 22, 2020This week, The Post breaks down the budget crisis that has been a discussion around campus over the past few months.
Gourmand Gruenberg: A perfect wine for homemade venison stroganoff
By Noah Gruenberg | Jan. 22, 2020Pleasant pairings and delightful consumptive experiences to the well experienced palate can come from even the most unlikely of places.
Existential Binge-Watching: ‘Joker’ deserves every one of its Oscar nominations
By Jackson Horvat | Jan. 22, 2020Through Phoenix’s acting and Phillips’ directing, Joker doesn’t feel like a comic book film.
Riley’s Rundown: 4 big ‘Star Wars’ lessons to carry with you
By Riley Runnells | Jan. 20, 2020After watching the films for the first time, here are my takeaways.
Here’s the Tea: Martin Luther King Jr.'s message has been lost
By Iana Fields | Jan. 20, 2020King valued peace and understanding, which is something this nation has lost.
Freaks and Geeks: A public service announcement
By Noah DeSantis | Jan. 16, 2020It’s a dark world in 2020.
The Geiger Counter: Ohio Legislature launches partisan attack on courts
By Matthew Geiger | Jan. 16, 2020The partisan encroachment on Ohio courts is nothing new, however.
From the Editor's Desk: Diving back into the semester
By Ellen Wagner | Jan. 15, 2020A new semester is the perfect time for that fresh start.
Existential Binge-Watching: ‘The Rise of Skywalker’ is a perfect Star Wars ending
By Jackson Horvat | Jan. 15, 2020Maybe it was watching the entire series together, but this film had truly the best end in sight.
