More and more often now, education comes with a price tag. These days you would accumulate quite the hefty tab if you were to follow the old advice to “never stop learning,” since the real evidence of education is a pricey degree.
Zero waste — Ohio University. That’s right. You might think, “No way, can’t happen.” I say it is possible and already under way.
Does the New Marriage-Law in China promote the equal rights for women or let it down?
The Comedy Central Roast of Charlie Sheen was last Monday, and the jokes were just as uncomfortable and cringe-worthy as the roast of David Hasselhoff. It was epic.
When I was 13 years old, I stood in line for five hours in a little bookshop in Aspen, Colo., anxiously waiting to get my grubby little hands on Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix at midnight.
The fine nations of India, China, Bangladesh and shockingly even the United States got me through my day today. Sure, I could have made do without their help — but I would have been naked.
I come from a town where the population is 98 percent Caucasian. I know of one Jewish family and roughly three homosexuals.
As I walked into my first class yesterday, I was immediately struck by the emotion and anger of two classmates who were talking in the corner.
Some things — whether you love to hate them or actually just hate them — will never go away.
Life is always an adventure, isn’t it? The question is: Are you a risk-taker?
What comes to mind when you think about bacteria?
I would call myself an “eclectic” lover of television. I enjoy literally any show that can make me laugh, cry or just question my sanity. Examples include: Hoarding: Buried Alive, Hillbilly Hand Fishin’, My Strange Addiction, Family Guy and Man vs. Wild.
Starstruck.
A year ago, storms whipped through Athens and most of Central and Southeast Ohio. Damage was spread far and wide, and Athens was not immune.
Theoretically, we could go an entire day without verbalizing a single word and still be in constant contact with whomever we please (as long as they’re living, we haven’t crossed that barrier yet).
During the past few weeks, America was morosely aware of the approaching anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
This summer was an amusing summer. Two of my dearest relatives came to visit me — my grandmother and my mother.
Ka-ching! I wish I could cash in gossip.
Let’s pretend for a moment.
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