Editorial: Generalizations are dangerous forms of political rhetoric
By The Post Editorial Board | Oct. 1, 2024If politicians continue to spew dangerous rhetoric, there will never be common ground between the parties.
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Blabby Abby: Pokémon fails to honor loyal fanbase
By Abby Jenkins | Sep. 30, 2024Known for its nostalgic video games and collectible cards, the famous Pokémon franchise has the hearts of many, but continues to disappoint its fans.
Kickin’ with Kyra: Public speaking an important skill
By Kyra Dapore | Sep. 27, 2024Despite public speaking being a popular fear, it is an important life skill.
Aiden’s Add-On: Student organizations should harbor safety
By Aiden Ryan | Sep. 27, 2024Where can the boundaries be drawn between free expression and hate on college campuses?
Talaga Talks: Time to say goodbye to ‘Grey’s Anatomy’
By Elizabeth Talaga | Sep. 27, 2024Season 21 of “Grey’s Anatomy” premieres Thursday, but the show should have ended seasons ago.
Brief with Ben: NFL offenses production decline just evolution
By Ben Wilk | Sep. 26, 2024Did passing trends through the first three weeks of NFL play seem drastically different from past seasons? The NFL is witnessing defensive evolution.
Lately with Layne: Third party votes mean life or death
By Layne Rey | Sep. 26, 20247.8 million Americans opted out of choosing between Hillary Clinton and former president Donald Trump, resorting to third-party candidates. Those third-party votes eventually led to former President Trump’s inauguration – resulting in a conservative Supreme Court and the execution of Marcellus Williams, among other tragedies.
Clara’s Commentary: Every woman should vote in 2024 election
By Clara Leder | Sep. 26, 2024With the 2024 election coming up, every woman should be registered and planning on voting.
Aiden’s Add-On: Places like Washoe County decide elections
By Aiden Ryan | Sep. 25, 2024Nevada often acts as a political bellwether during presidential elections. One of its counties offers an intriguing perspective of shifting demographics and economic indicators that are representative of a larger American voting behavior.
Sassy Cassie: Romance novels are too white
By Cassie Dye | Sep. 25, 2024It is not acceptable for most romance novels to feature only white protagonists.
Suzie’s Qs: OU should have semesterly mandatory counseling
By Suzanne Piper | Sep. 25, 2024OU should implement semesterly mandatory counseling sessions; with mental health rates on college campuses being at an all-time high, becoming aware of one’s mental health is important.
People and Planet: Womanhood more than being ‘just a girl’
By Megan Diehl | Sep. 24, 2024The feminist voice of a generation cannot stop speaking after mentioning beauty standards.
Daphne’s Dispatch: Let student journalists report
By Daphne Graeter | Sep. 24, 2024To prepare for a future career, it is necessary to gain experience through practice. It’s important to allow student journalists to delve into the field of research and investigation as it is crucial to the process of learning.
Lately with Layne: Trump unjustly attacked Springfield
By Layne Rey | Sep. 24, 2024On Sept. 10, former President Donald Trump continued his pattern of baseless, mindless attacks during the presidential debate against Vice President Kamala Harris. This time, he targeted Springfield, Ohio – specifically the Haitian immigrant population living in the southwestern city.
The Lo-Down: WNBA got MVP wrong
By Logan Adams | Sep. 24, 2024Although A’ja Wilson won her third MVP unanimously, she wasn’t the right pick.
Table Talk: Universities must protect students during Homecoming
By Taylor Orcutt | Sep. 24, 2024Although homecoming gatherings are primarily joyous, they also carry a higher risk of campus violence.
Editorial: Press freedom applies to all, including student media
By The Post Editorial Board | Sep. 24, 2024Student media is necessary and needs to be protected.
Daphne’s Dispatch: Alumni love Athens
By Daphne Graeter | Sep. 24, 2024As alumni come back to Athens for Homecoming, the city has the same appeal as it did when they attended Ohio University.
Lately with Layne: Students, alumni represent OU culture
By Layne Rey | Sep. 24, 2024Across generations, one thing stays the same: the culture surrounding OU. Homecoming Week is a testament to that culture, highlighting the shared love for OU and the strong sense of community.
Blabby Abby: School spirit shows dedication
By Abby Jenkins | Sep. 24, 2024School spirit, whether it’s for homecoming, pep rallies or even just at sporting events, is one of the most important parts of getting an education.
