Stars Align: Feb.16-21 horoscope, eclipse edition
By Clara Leder | Feb. 17The first solar eclipse of the season, the “ring of fire,” brings transformation and change for all signs.
COLUMNS
Darn it, Daniel: Entertainers don't need to discuss politics
By Daniel Gorbett | Feb. 17Darn it, Daniel talks about remaining non-political as an entertainer.
Michael's Mic Drop: TikTok survived the ban, privacy didn't
By Michael Dorwaldt | Feb. 17Even though TikTok’s new ownership structure claims to protect Americans by placing the app under U.S. control, its privacy policy proves the platform still operates as a surveillance-based business model built on invasive data collection.
Adam’s Anecdote: Queer voices have always existed
By Adam Gerber | Feb. 16The Stonewall Inn started the modern LGBTQIA+ movement and allowed queer individuals to feel pride in their sexuality. President Donald Trump’s recent moves to suppress the movement have harmed the entirety of the community, and vocalizing their often-suppressed voice is one way to continue the legacy of the LGBTQIA+ community.
BedPost: Super Bowl LXI will destroy relationships
By BedPost Staff Writer | Feb. 13The Super Bowl next year is set to fall on Valentine’s Day, and it will destroy a lot of relationships, because some football fans won’t be able to compromise, straying from their beloved game and not spending more time with their beloved.
Kickin’ it Well: Valentine’s Day is for girlhood
By Cassidy McClurg and Kyra Dapore | Feb. 13Valentine’s Day has been defined as less about deep romance and more about friendship and casualness over the last few years. This year, most are ditching situationships and cherishing familial or platonic love to embrace the day.
Abby’s Angle: The Browns' head coach search was a disaster
By Abby Shriver | Feb. 12After dealing with over 25 years of dysfunction, the Cleveland Browns' recent head coach search was nothing short of a disaster that reinforced their reputation. The entire process was mismanaged and left the Browns without a defensive coordinator, proving the Browns won’t overcome the stereotypes just yet.
Kickin' with Kyra: Complex women belong on screen
By Kyra Dapore | Feb. 12It’s easy for people to critique women, even the fictional ones. Women are held to certain standards, whether with appearance or etiquette, that in most ways are not attainable. Start taking the lessons women provide instead of expecting them to never mess up.
Oh Well: Students need accommodations for dietary preferences
By Cassidy McClurg | Feb. 12Ohio University students are often left without necessary accommodations for dietary preferences on campus; students need more options that adhere to everyone’s needs.
Amelia's Case Files: Nicki Minaj has ruined her reputation
By Amelia Henson | Feb. 11Nicki Minaj was once a beloved rap icon, but recently has taken a far-right turn, publicly declaring her support of the Trump administration. The consequences of her actions will negatively affect her career in the music industry and her reputation as an artist.
Sassy Cassie: Team USA men's hockey will not win gold
By Cassie Dye | Feb. 11It is the first year since 2014 that NHL players are allowed to compete in the Olympics. While the Team USA men's roster is strong, it will be no match for Canada’s roster.
Adam's Anecdote: *Cough cough* President Trump is an imperialist
By Adam Gerber | Feb. 10As viruses spread, they grow stronger and adapt to any given environment, and it seems as though President Donald Trump’s administration is doing just that. Imperialistic tendencies lead to a dictatorship, and normalizing these practices is unhealthy for the U.S.
Michael’s Mic Drop: Influencer culture isn’t authenticity, it’s performance
By Michael Dorwaldt | Feb. 10The “Influencer Accent” has infected social media, causing a lack of authenticity. Content creators are crafting personas for consumers when all viewers want is a genuine connection.
Soph’s Soapbox: Loopholes don’t make Grammy awards less deserved
By Sophia Anness | Feb. 10With award season underway, there is always discourse over who is deserving of an award. However, people need to stop saying winners aren’t deserving.
BedPost: Spice up your long-distance relationship
By BedPost Staff Writer | Feb. 10Finding new ways to converse in your relationship can strengthen your bond with your partner and even give in to sexual desires.
Stars Align: Feb. 8-15, horoscopes for love
By Clara Leder | Feb. 10Cupid’s arrows are flying and Valentine’s Day is approaching, bringing love and light for the zodiacs.
Break of Dawn: 100 years later, Black history is being undone
By Dawnelle Blake | Feb. 9This year marks a century since Carter G. Woodson began “Negro History Week,” now known as Black History Month. 100 years later should mean great social advancements for the current day, but many executive orders, Supreme Court reversals and Senate bills later, we’ve moved backward from Woodson’s vision and the meaning of Black History Month.
Jack of All Takes: Joel Embiid has the best story in sports
By Jack Muldowney | Feb. 6Amid years of missed games due to knee surgery, an orbital fracture in his face and constant strife from fans, the 2023 NBA MVP Joel Embiid is proving the world wrong. After early-season precautions to recover from last April’s knee surgery, Embiid is back to his old self and has become one of the best and most emotional stories in sports.
Abby's Angle: Stop hating Valentine's Day
By Abby Shriver | Feb. 6Cynical people always find a way to hate Valentine’s Day, whether it be because they’re single or they hate the consumerism of the holiday. However, Valentine’s Day is a time to celebrate love in all forms, even in unconventional or simple ways.
We Regret to Inform You: Don't be afraid to miss out
By Alaina Sayre and Amelia Henson | Feb. 6Living in a college town, it’s easy to feel pressured into going out and partying all the time; however, Amelia and Alaina are here to say that if you don’t want to go out, then don’t. It’s crucial to know your boundaries, and it’s OK to say no to going out.
