Here's the Tea: Ohio Senate Bill 27 is intrusive
By Iana Fields | Feb. 1, 2021The new law places barriers on women and abortion clinics.
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Thinking in Print: Cigarette companies have duped us — again
By Charlene Pepiot | Jan. 31, 2021E-cig companies created an environment that encouraged vaping, just as they did with traditional cigarettes decades earlier.
Uncle Sam: Finding meaning in a bird feeder
By Sam Smith | Jan. 28, 2021Watching birds helps you reconnect to nature and yourself in the midst of an era of disconnection.
Here’s the Tea: It is irresponsible of the NFL to invite fans to attend Super Bowl LV
By Iana Fields | Jan. 28, 2021Inviting 22,000 fans has potentially fatal consequences
Campbell’s Corner: America’s battle with extremism isn’t over
By Hannah Campbell | Jan. 28, 2021The Trump era has come and passed, but we are still dealing with the effects that his rhetoric and refusal to condemn white supremacists have left behind.
From the Editor’s Desk: Journalism publications, take the time to thank your creative staffs
By Molly Schramm | Jan. 27, 2021Visuals matter, and appreciating the people behind those visuals matters just as much.
Pondering with Patterson: '90s rock alternative will always rule
By Lauren Patterson | Jan. 27, 2021There’s a reason this genre will always have a place on our playlists.
Tunes with Tate: My family rates 'Walk Through Fire' by Yola
By Tate Raub | Jan. 26, 2021Yola is on track to have her name in the history books for all she’s accomplished with Walk Through Fire, and I don’t think she’s anywhere close to stopping.
The Bottom Line: The Browns are here to stay, and the way they finished the season proves it
By Will Cunningham | Jan. 26, 2021The Browns may have lost to the Chiefs, but a strong end to the season has them in a position to compete for years.
Existential Binge-Watching: The DCEU needs a complete reboot
By Jackson Horvat | Jan. 26, 2021Marvel has left DC in the dust on the silver screen and the small screen.
The Cat's Cradle: Food on Film
By Benjamin Ervin | Jan. 24, 2021Re-thinking how we eat, through the films we consume.
Thinking In Print: YouTube can be valid platform for academia and news
By Charlene Pepiot | Jan. 24, 2021YouTube creators fulfill niches regular news and media don’t cover
Uncle Sam: Feeling drained by social media? Use app limits
By Sam Smith | Jan. 21, 2021I was consistently sacraficing real-life experiences to doomscroll. So, I set app limits.
Life Under the Wood: The Future for the Brooklyn Nets will be fun to watch
By Isaiah Underwood | Jan. 21, 2021If nothing else, the Brooklyn Nets will be intersting
Campbell’s Corner: Local restaurants and bars still need support
By Hannah Campbell | Jan. 21, 2021Coming from a former restaurant worker, food service workers and small businesses are suffering
A Critique of Film: Gay film is actually very straight
By Jack Hiltner | Jan. 20, 2021Hollywood has been increasing the number of queer and gay films which has been great for visibility, but it’s rarely LGBTQ+ people on the silver screen.
Bennett's Ballot: Period dramas are a tribute to the social structures still in place today
By Kayla Bennett | Jan. 20, 2021Movies and shows are closely related to the push against obvious stereotypes portrayed by women, as well as addressing prominent, and relevant injustices today.
Noah's Ark: Madden’s failure is a symptom of corporatism and greed
By Noah Wright | Jan. 20, 2021EA has proved culture can be monopolized.
From the Editor’s Desk: A bucket list for my final semester at Ohio University
By Molly Schramm | Jan. 20, 2021With only so many weeks left in Athens, there’s lots to do.
