Twin Takes: AFC North State of the Union Address
By Weston Nern | Sep. 28, 2022A review of the AFC North 3 weeks into the season.
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Butchering Language: An Open Letter To Fall Weather
By Matthew Butcher | Sep. 28, 2022Fall gets an undeserved positive reputation– it's the season of death and it has a depressive disorder it causes, here’s how we combat it.
From the Editor's Desk: Thank you for picking up ‘The Post’
By Ryan Maxin | Sep. 28, 2022Tell us why you chose to read us.
People and Planet: 45 years of Steely Dan’s legendary ‘Aja’ album
By Megan Diehl | Sep. 28, 2022The release of “Aja” took Steely Dan’s already complex chord progressions and seedy adventures to new and brilliant heights.
Cat’s Cradle: ‘Primal’ is Genndy Tartakovsky at his prime
By Benjamin Ervin | Sep. 28, 2022“Primal” is the sum of Genndy Tartakovsky’s animation.
Answers from Ankita: Is Anonymous’ cyber attack on Iran ‘hacktivism’ or a nuisance?
By Ankita Bansode | Sep. 27, 2022“This was the last straw, the Iranian people are not alone,” said an altered voice in a video released by Anonymous.
Sorrel’s Side Quests: How I learned to stop worrying and love the MMO
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | Sep. 27, 2022Everyone beat you to the punch, but that doesn’t mean you’re alone.
Reflections: Television and film are overly dependent on consumers
By Colleen McLafferty | Sep. 26, 2022Creators will now tailor what they produce to what people will buy, alternative to what they want to create.
Katie’s Crayonbox: Yellow is not always golden
By Katie Millard | Sep. 26, 2022The brightest color and its darkest history.
Answers from Ankita: Mahsa Amini’s death sparks protest around Iran
By Ankita Bansode | Sep. 22, 2022Mahsa Amini’s death after being detained by the Iranian morality police has sparked public protests against the Islamic Republic’s regime.
Kudos from Katie: Pink belongs in the rainbow too
By Katie Millard | Sep. 22, 2022The color has folks tickled pink, so why is it excluded?
People and Planet: GOP’s move to send migrants north highly irresponsible
By Megan Diehl | Sep. 22, 2022The various GOP members who made this happen are putting the wellbeing of countless already at-risk people on the line for the sake of a political blow.
Haddy the Hebrew: Rosh Hashanah is Better Than New Year’s
By Hadass Galili | Sep. 21, 2022December 31st is an exciting time for many. There are parties, copious amounts of glitter, fireworks and the annual ball drop. New Year's Eve is a time for celebration but it’s not really time for much else. Sure, you get together with friends and make some half-baked resolutions that you’ll forget about in a month, but New Years isn’t exactly a special time.
Eddy's Desk: Multilingual coverage expands opportunities for journalists
By Katie Millard and Alyssa Cruz | Sep. 21, 2022The culture section editors are grateful to new writers, translators for work in beginning multilingual coverage
Sorrel’s Side Quests: Reality broke the hype machine
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | Sep. 21, 2022Nobody knows what a video game looks like.
Twin Takes: Sports talk as it should be
By Weston Nern | Sep. 21, 2022I’m as tired of Skip Bayless as you are, so stick around for relevant takes with little bias.
Haddy the Hebrew: ‘New York Times’ Misrepresented Hasidic Schools
By Hadass Galili | Sep. 20, 2022Unfortunately, the New York Times’s reach is such that now thousands if not millions of readers now have a misinterpretation on the reality of Hasidic schooling.
Cat’s Cradle: Why you should know Samuel Johnson
By Benjamin Ervin | Sep. 19, 2022How Samuel Johnson created the modern dictionary structure.
Answers from Ankita: Authenticity is highly overrated
By Ankita Bansode | Sep. 15, 2022You can experiment with recipes from different cultures to suit your needs as long as you maintain the sanctity of the culture.
DEI is easy to implement, but there’s still a lack of it in student journalism
By Mimi Calhoun | Sep. 14, 2022There’s a lack of dedication to DEI in student journalism, and that’s become one of its biggest flaws.
