A Minute with Maya: My resilience and my writing
By Maya Morita | Apr. 26, 2023My college experience was full of trial and errors, but it has been almost as valuable as the classes I paid for.
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Cat’s Cradle: The art of the gratifying ending
By Benjamin Ervin | Apr. 26, 2023Endings are difficult, but a good one always sticks out.
Rohling with the Punches: The 5 brightsides I’ve found to pain
By Olivia Rohling | Apr. 26, 2023No one likes to endure pain, but believe it or not, there are silver linings to it.
Dori, Interrupted: Reclaiming the word 'girlboss'
By Dori Gray | Apr. 24, 2023Girl boss culture may remain controversial, but what is stopping us from using the word “girlboss”?
Reflections: Technological advancement is not always a good thing
By Colleen McLafferty | Apr. 24, 2023Only time will tell whether AI will harm or help us.
Dori, Interrupted: Finding comfort in clothing
By Dori Gray | Apr. 23, 2023Many people have an “emotional support” item of clothing that is reliable and a mood booster.
Tailored Thoughts: Athens keeps on changing. So do I.
By Taylor Burnette | Apr. 23, 2023The city keeps on changing as the students come and go, and I think that is fantastic.
Haddy the Hebrew: Shalom to The Post
By Hadass Galili | Apr. 23, 2023In Hebrew, the word “shalom” means three things: hello, goodbye and peace. With my time in undergrad coming to a close in less than two weeks, I could not think of a more apt word to describe my time at The Post.
Cat’s Cradle: Iron-clad hearts and finding the humanity in armored heroes
By Benjamin Ervin | Apr. 20, 2023How films maintain our interest with near impervious characters.
Lillian’s Lowdown: America needs gun control, not thoughts and prayers
By Lillian Barry | Apr. 20, 2023America’s problem with gun violence is only getting worse. When will anything be done?
Haddy the Hebrew: Parshat Tazria and Parshat Metzora
By Hadass Galili | Apr. 20, 2023The two parshiot are Tazria and Metzora which can be found in Leviticus 12:2 and Leviticus 14:2, respectively. Tzaria means “conceives” and Metzora is translated as leper.
Sorrel’s Side Quests: ‘TRON: Identity’ makes ‘TRON’ cool again
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | Apr. 20, 2023Visual novel “TRON: Identity” proves that there’s still room for interesting “TRON” stories.
On the Ball: Ranking each sports tournament from worst to best
By Robert Keegan III | Apr. 19, 2023Ranking each sports tournament from worst to best.
From the Editor's Desk: Why ‘The Post’ published a 420 Edition
By Ryan Maxin | Apr. 19, 2023We must report on taboo topics, too.
The Pest: Dealers versus dispensaries
By The Pest staff writer | Apr. 19, 2023Not discounting small businesses, aka dealers, but dispensaries are a far more reliable and safe option when buying cannabis.
People and Planet: An argument for the ethicality of weed
By Megan Diehl | Apr. 19, 2023When it comes to the ethical debates surrounding marijuana legalization, one of the most important things to consider is how it compares to alcohol in terms of the likelihood of developing a dependency and the physical and behavioral side effects that accompany each substance.
What We’re Watching: Movies to watch while you’re high
By Mia Ashby | Apr. 19, 2023It can be so hard to choose what to watch when you’re feeling dazed and confused, luckily we’ve got a list of recommendations on the best movies to sit back and watch with a good snack in hand.
Obert Opines: Recasting live-action ‘Harry Potter’ characters
By Bobby Gorbett | Apr. 18, 2023Through blood, a ridiculous amount of sweat and tears over a failed friendship, the perfect Harry Potter casting is here.
Cat’s Cradle: Why we read Kurt Vonnegut
By Benjamin Ervin | Apr. 18, 2023Kurt Vonnegut pushes us to rethink the world with satire.
Bennett’s Ballot: The senior blues
By Kayla Bennett | Apr. 18, 2023I’m sad to graduate, but I’m excited for what’s to come.
