The Bottom Line: Professional athletes are playing too many games, leading to unnecessary injuries
By Will Cunningham | Apr. 13, 2021Jamal Murray’s injury is yet another example of a player suffering from having to play far too many games.
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Thinking In Print: Parents shouldn’t use their children for internet clout
By Charlene Pepiot | Apr. 11, 2021Documenting a child’s life online can have long lasting negative effects.
The Cat's Cradle: How Westerns have changed with the times
By Benjamin Ervin | Apr. 11, 2021How the Neo Western genre has subverted tropes established by Western classics.
Opinion: Gas prices are increasing, but President Biden is not to blame
By Tre Spencer and Nicholas White | Apr. 9, 2021Have you noticed rising gas prices recently? Here’s why you shouldn’t blame the president.
Uncle Sam: Why you should plant your yard with native species
By Sam Smith | Apr. 8, 2021Grassy lawns are a remnant of 17th century standards of beauty. It’s time to modernize how we treat our yards.
Campbell’s Corner: Why cancel culture can be beneficial
By Hannah Campbell | Apr. 8, 2021While some may argue that social media users may take calling out of celebrities too far, it might be needed in some cases to hold celebrities and other public figures accountable.
Between the Lines: Being an Asian adoptee amidst anti-Asian violence
By Baylee DeMuth | Apr. 7, 2021As an Asian adoptee, my story matters, too.
Existential Binge-Watching: Take a film class
By Jackson Horvat | Apr. 6, 2021Consider taking a film class for pleasure or for necessity.
The Bottom Line: In a season that will start with celebration, the Crew have the potential to be one of MLS' greatest ever
By Will Cunningham | Apr. 6, 2021With a returning core and smart offseason additions, Columbus is primed for sustained success.
Pondering with Patterson: The importance of holiday traditions
By Lauren Patterson | Apr. 5, 2021As we continue life through the pandemic, holiday traditions provide a sense of normalcy.
Thinking in Print: In defense of Krispy Kreme
By Charlene Pepiot | Apr. 4, 2021The hate over Krispy Kreme’s free doughnut after vaccination is unjust.
The Cat's Cradle: Art, games and stories
By Benjamin Ervin | Apr. 4, 2021What video games can tell us about art.
Campbell’s Corner: It’s time to cancel toxic diet culture
By Hannah Campbell | Apr. 1, 2021We need to learn that our bodies are made to nourish and protect us.
Uncle Sam: Smaller living spaces are better for the environment
By Sam Smith | Apr. 1, 2021American homes are getting bigger and bigger, and that’s not a good trend for the environment.
The Bottom Line: Despite a tough few months for fans, the Cleveland baseball team is going to surprise people this season
By Will Cunningham | Apr. 1, 2021Cleveland is set to bounce back from its disappointing end to last season and the departure of some of its biggest stars.
From the Editor’s Desk: Virtual or not, the Postie bond remains strong
By Molly Schramm | Mar. 31, 2021‘The Post’ Alumni Reunion lives on despite the pandemic.
Tunes with Tate: My Family Rates 'Future Nostalgia' by Dua Lipa
By Tate Raub | Mar. 30, 2021See how they felt about Dua Lipa’s mid-pandemic release.
Existential Binge-Watching: The best bad films to fill your binge list
By Jackson Horvat | Mar. 30, 2021Five awfully entertaining movies to put on your list.
The Cat's Cradle: What to Love about Shakespeare
By Benjamin Ervin | Mar. 28, 2021The Henriad is the best place to start reading Shakespeare.
So Listen: It’s time to get back to normal
By Mikayla Rochelle | Mar. 25, 2021COVID-19 cases are down and things are looking up.
