Pondering With Patterson: Snow isn't the same with online classes
By Lauren Patterson | Feb. 15, 2021Snow days are yet another thing COVID-19 has taken from us.
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The Cat's Cradle: Short stories a necessary diversion
By Benjamin Ervin | Feb. 14, 2021Why Short Story collections are a special way to read.
Thinking in Print: DeWine’s steeper laws for distracted driving are a positive
By Charlene Pepiot | Feb. 14, 2021DeWine’s proposal to strengthen distracted driving laws may be inconvenient, but will make roads safer.
Noah's Ark: Chief Keef is a pioneer and deserves far more credit than he receives
By Noah Wright | Feb. 11, 2021Rappers are too often exploited and forgotten. Don’t let that be the story of Chief Keef.
Tre's Take: How social media romanticizes mental health challenges
By Tre Spencer | Feb. 11, 2021Social Media glorifies mental health struggles and mental health should be destigmatized.
Uncle Sam: This Valentine’s Day, translate loving each other into loving the planet
By Sam Smith | Feb. 11, 2021As consumerism wreaks havoc on the environment, it’s time to think of how Valentine’s Day could show a little more love to our home planet.
From the Editor’s Desk: ‘The Post’ staff spreads some love for Valentine’s Day
By Molly Schramm | Feb. 10, 2021After the last year or so, the world needs a little more love.
The Bottom Line: Patrick Mahomes' incredible Super Bowl performance proves that no matter how good you are, you cannot do it alone in the NFL
By Will Cunningham | Feb. 10, 2021Mahomes made ridiculous plays the entire game, but he had no help from the Chiefs.
Thinking in Print: Killers should never be romanticized
By Charlene Pepiot | Feb. 7, 2021Stop romanticizing real world tragedies. It’s disrespectful to the victims.
The Cat's Cradle: James Bond, the anti-hero
By Benjamin Ervin | Feb. 7, 2021Why James Bond is meant to be archaic and unlikeable.
Editorial: An apology to the Athens County Food Pantry and our readers
By The Post Editorial Board | Feb. 6, 2021Journalism is nothing without its ethics.
Campbell’s Corner: TV shows like 'Euphoria' are glamourising abusive relationships
By Hannah Campbell | Feb. 4, 2021Shows are teaching young girls that abusive tactics shown in pop culture are not only okay, but they are romantic and passionate.
Uncle Sam: How to make Ohio University more walkable
By Sam Smith | Feb. 4, 2021OU’s campus is littered with sidewalks and paths that make walking the easier. Even so, the campus could be made more walkable.
From the Editor’s Desk: Remember to still take time for yourself during virtual classes
By Molly Schramm | Feb. 3, 2021Maybe try unplugging from all electronic devices for a bit.
Bennett's Ballot: Jay Edwards is infamously irresponsible on social media
By Kayla Bennett | Feb. 3, 2021Throughout his political career, State Rep. Jay Edwards has made some questionable statements on his social media accounts.
Pondering with Patterson: Wellness days are better than nothing
By Lauren Patterson | Feb. 2, 2021Wellness days aren’t the best case scenario, but they’re better than nothing.
The Bottom Line: Hank Aaron was one of baseball's greatest ever players, and his death should be an important reminder
By Will Cunningham | Feb. 2, 2021The way Aaron persevered in the face of racism and hate is the most important part of his legacy.
Existential Binge-Watching: ‘Euphoria’ shows the possibilities of quarantine
By Jackson Horvat | Feb. 2, 2021The two quarantine special episodes of Euphoria are absolutely brilliant.
Tunes with Tate: My family ranks 8 popular TikTok songs
By Tate Raub | Feb. 2, 2021Check out what Tate’s family has to say about the biggest TikTok hits.
So Listen: Seniors are no more entitled to a college experience than freshmen
By Mikayla Rochelle | Feb. 1, 2021Upperclassmen going to bars is no different than underclassmen going.
