BedPost: Distance may make maintaining a relationship a long shot
By Ian Ording, Kristin Salaky | Nov. 10, 2013Dear BedPost,
COLUMNS
That's a Wrap: Money too important in film production
Nov. 10, 2013When people first began making movies, it was an art, a newfound way to interpret emotion through pictures and motion. The industry was predominantly women who told stories and directed, but at the time there was not much output because not many people would pay to see such films. It was more of an attraction that a few people would make for audience enjoyment. Eventually the industry began to grow because of the potential revenue films could make.
Distance may make maintaining a relationship a long shot
By Ian Ording, Kristin Salaky | Nov. 10, 2013Dear BedPost,
Between the Lines: Dodging spoilers is tricky but rewarding game
Nov. 6, 2013Two weeks out from the release of Catching Fire, the second of four installments in the Hunger Games cinematic saga, I have to make a confession: I have no idea what’s going to happen.
Beauty and the Bobcat: The fall features a fantastic array of new shades
Nov. 6, 2013Let’s face it; there’s no better place to be in the autumn than Ohio University. Seeing the leaves change and walking to class in the crisp autumn air, I’ve been getting into the sweater-weather spirit a lot lately. Because I’m so excited, I want to share my autumn/winter beauty favorites with you. There’s almost nothing better than new, seasonal, beauty products... at least for me.
College Matt-ers: OU admins need more open office hours
Nov. 5, 2013Outside of the Division of Student Affairs, the upper levels of the Ohio University administration are lacking in both availability and transparency.
Keep You Wondering: Dinosaurs closely linked to chickens, not reptiles
Nov. 5, 2013It’s hard to believe that one of America’s favorite comfort foods is the closest relative to a dinosaur.
Between the Lines: Procrastination: Not just a habit, a lifestyle
Nov. 4, 2013There are very few things I am good at. None of them are important skills to have, either.
Sports Column: 2015 All-Star Game holds potential for hockey in Ohio
Nov. 4, 2013Columbus Blue Jackets fans rejoiced Saturday night when it was announced by NHL commissioner Gary Bettman that the 2015 All-Star Weekend would be held at the Blue Jackets’ home Nationwide Arena.
Gamer Girl: Video games are too expensive for college kids
Nov. 4, 2013I have officially decided the one thing I don’t like about being a video game addict: the expense.
Between the Lines: Kicking coffee is a kick in the head to reporter
Nov. 3, 2013A few months back, I was a reformed addict.
Science with Dan: 3D printing results with new perspectives
Nov. 3, 2013As of late, I have been hearing more and more about something that sounds fascinating, yet I had no idea what it actually was. Replicating everyday objects, perhaps on a large scale, seems like something that could keep me occupied for hours on end. I am referring to 3D printing.
Green Beat: After going organic, effect will be gigantic
Nov. 2, 2013Feeding the world in a sustainable way is a challenge. Organic agriculture is often put forth as a solution to environmental ills. According to the Pesticide Action Network, “In 1940, we produced 2.3 food calories for every one fossil fuel calorie used… we now get one food calorie for every 10 fossil fuel calories used.” Using fewer petroleum-based fertilizers and pesticides, as organic agriculture would require, would clearly be a step in the right direction.
That's A Wrap: TV shows have significant impact on movie business
Nov. 2, 2013Television has definitely evolved throughout the past couple of years, and it continues to keep changing.
Beauty and the Bobcat: Celebration of newly discovered foundation turns to frustration
Oct. 30, 2013Recently I had been hearing a lot about the Maybelline Fit Me Shine-Free Foundation Stick, and I wanted to give it a try. This foundation is a revolutionary product, which Maybelline coins as “the first gel stick foundation” on their Website. It is only about $7 and also boasts an anti-shine core which promises to “instantly dissolve excess oil.”
College Matt-ers: Campaign may have good intent, but fails to achieve change
Oct. 29, 2013Awareness campaigns like Walk a Mile in Her Shoes make us feel like we are accomplishing something, but fail to address the systemic problems of privilege and oppression these campaigns try to address.
Keep You Wondering: Possible sixth sense may steer people from danger
Oct. 29, 2013Everyone is familiar with the five senses that humans have: taste, touch, scent, smell and hearing, but some researchers think that there might be another sense that people use in order to stay alive. This would be a sense that you wouldn’t exactly notice, like you notice the other five. This sixth sense would be used to spot danger that us, as humans, would want to avoid.
The PHILosopher: Responsibility abounds with own house, pet
Oct. 28, 2013Being an Animal House resident is a tough job. The house is always full of people just looking for a good time. However, the house is usually left trashed and occasional theft occurs causing us to actually start acting like animals because we are angry.
This Day in History: Halloween prank panics the public in 1938
Oct. 28, 2013Editor's Note: This column has been redacted because of significant use of unattributed information.
