Words I Might Have Ate: Yes, Tame Impala is changing
By Shelby Campbell | Oct. 29, 2019The Slow Rush will be Tame Impala’s break away from traditional psychedelic rock.
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From the Editor's Desk: Know your public record rights
By Ellen Wagner | Oct. 29, 2019The Post publishes public records just make it a little easier for you to find out that information.
Here’s The Tea: Protests show the middle and working classes are tired of being stomped on
By Iana Fields | Oct. 28, 2019Protesting is an important tool to deal with oppression.
Existential Binge Watching: ‘The Nightmare Before Christmas’ is a Christmas movie
By Jackson Horvat | Oct. 28, 2019The Nightmare Before Christmas kicks off the Christmas season every year.
The Geiger Counter: The national debt is high — universal basic income will make it higher
By Matthew Geiger | Oct. 24, 2019Universal basic income removes the incentive of work.
Riley’s Rundown: The key to a great horror film is the concept, not the effects
By Riley Runnells | Oct. 24, 2019Modern horror directors should take more notes from their predecessors’ playbooks.
Freaks and Geeks: The heartaches of Nerf soldiers
By Noah DeSantis | Oct. 23, 2019When will my husband return from Nerf war?
From the Editor's Desk: Student journalism is valid journalism
By Ellen Wagner | Oct. 23, 2019Student journalists rarely have enough time in the day.
On the Ball: Taylor Swift isn’t as superficial as many people think
By Rory Ball | Oct. 23, 2019Lover redefines who Taylor Swift is.
So Listen: Waiting for Frank Ocean is worth it
By Mikayla Rochelle | Oct. 22, 2019Artists as good as Frank Ocean who make music as touching and thoughtful as his is a feat that takes some time to produce.
Words I Might Have Ate: Live shows made legends out of the Grateful Dead
By Shelby Campbell | Oct. 22, 2019God bless the good old Grateful Dead.
Existential Binge-Watching: ‘Big Mouth’ still has a lot of potential
By Jackson Horvat | Oct. 21, 2019It seems like it was just last week when the show hit laptops and TVs everywhere, causing an equal uproar in shock and praise.
Here’s the Tea: Everyone should take a WGSS class
By Iana Fields | Oct. 21, 2019The classes give an in-depth look at how social norms are pushed onto people since birth.
On the Ball: It’s 2019, so stop wearing offensive Halloween costumes
By Rory Ball | Oct. 20, 2019Here is a look into the history behind racist Halloween costumes and why students should boycott offensive costumes.
The Geiger Counter: The presidential candidate who nobody is talking about
By Matthew Geiger | Oct. 17, 2019Former South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford is polling in last, but his primary issue should be front and center.
From the Editor's Desk: Combatting mid-semester homesickness
By Ellen Wagner | Oct. 16, 2019It’s okay to be homesick, even as a senior.
Freaks and Geeks: Tips for doing well on your midterms
By Noah DeSantis | Oct. 16, 2019It only costs $40 an hour.
Noah's Ark: Here's how the Democratic candidates did in Tuesday's debate
By Noah Wright | Oct. 15, 2019For viewers who have watched previous debates, much of the rhetoric was the same, but there were several refreshing changes.
So Listen: The NBA is silencing free speech about China
By Mikayla Rochelle | Oct. 15, 2019The NBA is making the United States look like fools on the world stage by letting China censor it.
Words I Might Have Ate: House Bill 6 petitions hurt Ohio’s energy investments
By Shelby Campbell | Oct. 15, 2019Petitioners are getting an important issue on the ballot.
