BedPost: I'm irritated with intercourse
By BedPost Staff Writer | Mar. 26Conversations about low libido need to be had. Is it burnout?
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Oh Well: ‘The Pitt’ proves health care workers need our support
By Cassidy McClurg | Mar. 26“The Pitt” is advocating for health care professions and we should be listening.
Sassy Cassie: OU should provide more support to club teams
By Cassie Dye | Mar. 25The ACHA D1 team has won its first national championship in 22 years, and the team is consistently performing well. Despite being praised by the university like it is an NCAA team, the club team barely receives any funding from the university.
Ask Aleni: Romance reality TV deserves its bad rep
By Aleni Bender | Mar. 24Romance reality TV prioritizes drama and often turns real relationships into entertainment. Dating shows often rely on controversy and misrepresentation to attract viewers. The normalization of toxic behavior can distort how audiences perceive love in genuine relationships.
Jack of All Takes: March Madness delivers exciting moments, close games
By Jack Muldowney | Mar. 24This season’s installment of the world-renowned NCAA men’s basketball tournament, March Madness, has been riveting through the first two rounds. With nonstop action from Thursday through Sunday, there has been no shortage of excitement and jaw-dropping games.
Abby’s Angle: Marrying rich shouldn’t be your life goal
By Abby Shriver | Mar. 24While the idea of marrying rich and living a traditional lifestyle sounds appealing, it can come at the cost of independence and personal growth. Relying on a partner for financial security can quickly leave women vulnerable if the relationship breaks down.
Soph’s Soapbox: Oscars deliver powerful ‘In Memoriam’ performance
Mar. 24As the award season comes to a close, the Oscars deliver a powerful “In Memoriam” section to honor actors and filmmakers who died in the last year.
Stars Align: March 22-28 horoscope, Aries season is upon us
By Clara Leder | Mar. 24Aries season is upon us and the astrological new year has officially begun. This week brings financial changes, romantic opportunities and a reset for each of the signs.
Emily’s Evidence: Airlines should be held to a higher standard
By Emily Stokes | Mar. 24Like other costs, air transportation has become increasingly expensive and unorganized. Consumers should expect more out of large airline corporations.
Editorial: Be a responsible bystander
By The Post Editorial Board | Mar. 23Ohio University utilizes the Four D’s Model of Bystander Intervention: direct, delegate, distract and delay. It’s vital to be a responsible bystander and look out for fellow Bobcats.
Kickin’ with Kyra: Athens peaks in the spring
By Kyra Dapore | Mar. 20Warmer weather, greenery and community all make Athens a special place in the spring. It’s a time to get outside and celebrate the arrival of summer with events, nature walks and exploration of different spaces.
Sassy Cassie: Trump's war is not justified
By Cassie Dye | Mar. 18The United States has entered yet another never-ending war, despite President Trump promising not to enter another one. The wars and conflicts Trump has started are not justified.
Oh Well: 'Love Story' is invasive, but addictive
By Cassidy McClurg | Mar. 17Ryan Murphy’s new series “Love Story” continues a never-ending obsession with biopics and the private lives of celebrities. Although we are watching watered-down versions of beloved celebrities, it’s addictive.
David’s Thoughts: We must live Black history, not just remember it
By David Asamoah | Mar. 17When it comes to remembering history, it’s most effective when we integrate history’s lessons into our lives rather than leaving them in the past. We must take action in the present in honor of the past rather than only remembering it.
Ask Aleni: There is a thing as too much protein
By Aleni Bender | Mar. 17The use of protein has overtaken dietary habits, with widely known companies incorporating protein into popular menu items. Consumers are buying into this trend while overlooking the health risks and missing nutrients involved in a high-protein diet.
Abby's Angle: Tanking isn't a crisis in the NBA
By Abby Shriver | Mar. 17Tanking has drawn heavy criticism in the NBA this season, but commissioner Adam Silver shouldn’t rush to change rules or penalize teams. Instead, tanking is a natural part of the league that allows struggling teams to control their fate and improve.
Stars Align: March 15-21, hibernation season is over
By Clara Leder | Mar. 17Hibernation season is officially over; a new positive chapter is beginning for each of the signs.
Alexa Play: YikYak’s anonymity alters hookup culture
By Alexa Sanders | Mar. 16Utilizing YikYak to facilitate hookups carries a stigma. However, the judgments surrounding the anonymous hookups may be doing more harm than you think.
Behind the Lens: Outdoor industry prioritizes fashion over function
By Ethan Herx | Mar. 6With the rising costs of materials mixed with the “Gorpcore” trend, high-quality outdoor clothing is becoming less accessible to those who lack ease of access to nature.
Jack of All Takes: UCF men's basketball made an unfathomable turnaround
By Jack Muldowney | Mar. 4The University of Central Florida’s men’s basketball program has made a dramatic and incredibly impressive turnaround this season. After years of mediocrity and unsteadiness, the squad entered this season with no expectations and little praise from the media, but have proved everyone wrong and yet they are still not receiving the attention they deserve.
