Lean In Further: Photographs of nude celebrities shouldn't be looked at
By Jessica Ensley | Sep. 9, 2014The recent release of nude photographs of celebrities is frightening and people shouldn’t be looking at them.
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Culture Shocked: Travel bug in the air
By Zander Myers | Sep. 8, 2014I have always had the travel bug. Many people do, but I think that very few of us actually act on it. I think, mostly, it all comes down to money like so much in life does. You can raise money for a trip, but it becomes pretty complicated pretty quickly.
Nurturing OUr Nature: Campus groups bring awareness to nature
By Grant Stover | Sep. 8, 2014There are many different groups at Ohio University that help positively affect environmental action on campus. I have highlighted three different organizations that have not only played a significant role in my own awareness, but are constantly looking for students to get involved.
The Good-isms: A history behind the meaning of "feminism"
By Jordan Williams | Sep. 8, 2014Welcome to my series of weekly columns on global-to-local feminism and activism, or as I like to call them, “the good –isms.” While exploring the past or present, famous or everyday people, I will take a look into those making the world a better place, even as close to home as our beautiful campus and community.
Gamer Girl: Number of women in gaming community high despite stigmas
By Sophie Kruse | Sep. 8, 2014According to a new study released by the Entertainment Software Association, adult women make up the largest group of gamers! These women make up 36 percent of the population, followed by adult men, who make up 35 percent and teenage boys, who make up a minuscule 17 percent.
AFC North Nation: Forget Money Manziel, Dalton is the one bringing in the cash
By Adam Wondrely | Sep. 5, 2014Well, the Bengals decided to go ahead and give Andy Dalton the money that he was looking for. When word got out that Dalton signed a six-year, $115 million deal, according to CBSSports.com, the Cincinnati fan base went nuts.
Lights, Camera, Ashton: What did we learn from Robin Williams' death?
By Will Ashton | Sep. 5, 2014The death of Robin Williams has lost its pop culture significance. This is not cold-hearted or mean-spirited of me to say; it is just a representation of our now-current cultural mindset.
AfterTASTE: Don't let cooking mishaps discourage you
By CASSIE FAIT | Sep. 5, 2014Food mishaps in the kitchen are a part of the cooking process. That’s just the reality when cooking or experimenting with the culinary arts.
Put It In Writing: The importance of writing in our lives
By Kirsten Saylor | Sep. 4, 2014Writing has a bad reputation because of school. Many students see writing as a form of punishment or requirement rather than a useful tool.
Campus Chatter: The benefits of having a random roommate
By Maria Fischer | Sep. 4, 2014Having a random roommate not only teaches students how to cooperatively live with someone else, it can also tremendously increase your social circle.
Campus Counselor: Effort is a must in long-distance relationships
By Olivia Hupp | Sep. 4, 2014A relationship cannot thrive on Skype calls and texting alone. An effort must be made on both ends in order to make things work.
In The Know With Meg O: It’s A&F minus... well, the A and the F
By Meg Omecene | Sep. 3, 2014Abercrombie and Fitch is making a bold move: it’s distancing itself from its own brand.
Bricks On Campus: Baker is so much more than a travel gateway
By Kyle Burback | Sep. 3, 2014The original Baker Center was built in 1953, smack dab in the middle of then OU President John Calhoun Baker’s term.
Red, Blue & You: Protect and serve or use power and kill?
By Gabby McDaris | Sep. 3, 2014Questions of racial profiling and an abuse of power by the police were immediately discussed across the country.
Nowstalgia: Some things should be left in the past
By Hailey Bibbee | Sep. 3, 2014The absolute worst games for the N64.
Lean In Further: Clearing the air about feminism
By Jessica Ensley | Sep. 2, 2014The feminist movement is not about hating men.
Bo Porter firing the latest in a series of steps back for rebuilding Astros
By Tony Wolfe | Sep. 2, 2014In the middle of a rebuild, the Astros’ most recent move becomes another step back in the organization.
Everyday Wellness: MyPlate program overlooks importance of fiber-rich foods
By Mark Gottschlich | Sep. 2, 2014My objective is to highlight fiber, the significance of which is underrepresented in MyPlate.
Artistic Achievements: Music, dancing promote cultural awareness
By Juannie Williams | Sep. 1, 2014Music and dance fulfills many purposes: communicating an idea, visually or orally presenting thoughts and emotions, providing a medium for individualistic expression, creativity, and liberation, educating the masses about another culture, and connecting others through common interests or shared experiences.
Nurturing OUr Nature
By Grant Stover | Sep. 1, 2014It’s the start of a new school year. A cloud of anxiousness and excitement hangs over our beautiful campus.
