Thinking In Print: Safety first when it comes to fireworks
By Charlene Pepiot | Feb. 20, 2022With Ohio legalizing fireworks, safety courses should be mandatory.
With Ohio legalizing fireworks, safety courses should be mandatory.
The rules are the rules, especially when you’ve made it into the biggest sporting event in the world.
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A university administrator responds to a recent ‘Post’ column.
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My love for Judaism is all-encompassing.
How the language of love is translated to film.
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It is the duty of resident assistants to ensure the well-being of their residents.
The Holocaust was about race. Point blank.
We could all use some new memories after the past 2 years.
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A handful of trades that could still happen have major implications for the league.
As a historically white institution, OU should do more for minority students, especially when considering granting scholarships.
“One video got me started.”
I applaud the university for making salary data more accessible, but records still need to be accessible to journalists within a reasonable timeframe.