PROJECTS
Campbell’s Corner: 2021 was a mess, too
By Hannah Campbell | Nov. 29As Kylie Jenner once said, 2021 was the “year of realizing things."
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OPINION
Campbell’s Corner: Mike Carey’s policies threaten the future of Appalachia
By Hannah Campbell | Nov. 16While he takes on the persona of an Appalachian hero, his extremist policies will hurt rural area residents.
THE BEAT
7 easy dips to bring to Thanksgiving
By Hannah Campbell | Nov. 15It’s always smart to be a guest who brings a simple appetizer to hold the others off until dinner.
OPINION
Campbell’s Corner: Why local elections are just as important as national ones
By Hannah Campbell | Nov. 2Here are all the important logistics of this upcoming election you should know before heading to the polls.
PROJECTS
Opinion: OU must sell surplus properties to save its future, but not all of them
By Hannah Campbell | Oct. 28The selling of unoccupied surplus properties such as portions of the Ridges and Hebbardsville farm are essential in helping to raise revenue for the university.
THE BEAT
Album Review: Lana Del Rey releases second album of 2021
By Hannah Campbell | Oct. 24Rey’s eighth studio album features her childhood, her past relationship and her alignment to the color blue.
OPINION
Campbell’s Corner: Hooters’ uniforms prove lack of progress on sexualization of women
By Hannah Campbell | Oct. 21With these new uniforms, Hooters is not even trying to hide their objectification anymore. It is putting it all out there for the world to see.
THE BEAT
Ranking 5 best tracks on Mac Miller’s ‘Faces’
By Hannah Campbell | Oct. 18The mixtape was originally released for free as a modest project in-between albums, and features collaborations with Earl Sweatshirt, Schoolboy Q, Rick Ross and more.
THE BEAT
6 removable wallpapers to spice up your room
By Hannah Campbell | Oct. 11Removable wallpapers are the easy way to liven up your room and not hurt your walls or budget.
PROJECTS
Campbell's Corner: Upperclassmen take on Homecoming weekend
By Hannah Campbell | Oct. 6With so many underclassmen who, like me, are experiencing this tradition for the first time, I decided to ask upperclassmen their favorite memories and tips for surviving the weekend.
