Fully Focused: What photo gear to put on your Christmas list this year
By Lauren Bacho | Dec. 2, 2015Columnist Lauren Bacho discusses what gifts every photographer needs this holiday season.
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The Reel World: Netflix Original Series 'Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt' is a charming show with a dark side
By Kaitlyn McGarvey | Dec. 1, 2015Columnist Kaitlyn McGarvey discusses the Netflix series 'Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt,' which she argues has a interesting and positive message for victims of assault and trauma.
Amplified Observations: Siren samples create an atmosphere of danger, fear in music
By Luke Furman | Dec. 1, 2015Columnist Luke Furman delves into why artists use police siren samples in their songs and what effect comes from it.
Practical Politics: Trump, the GOP and the Ghost of Ross Perot
By Jack Davies | Dec. 1, 2015Columnist Jack Davies discusses GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump.
Gamer Girl: Fun tech gifts to give this holiday season
By Sophie Kruse | Dec. 1, 2015Columnist Sophie Kruse discusses six fun tech gifts to give your friends and family this holiday season, including 'The World's First 3D Printing Pen' and bags with iPhone charging docks inside them.
We The People: Colorado Springs' Planned Parenthood shooting was an act of domestic terrorism
By Elizabeth Chidlow | Nov. 30, 2015Columnist Elizabeth Chidlow discusses Friday's shooting at a Colorado Springs branch of Planned Parenthood.
Oblivious Searchbar: Some criminals have ended up bettering society by breaking the law
By Richard Hwang | Nov. 30, 2015Though society is quick to condemn the criminals cycling through our justice system, some law-breakers actually have good intentions.
Closer Than They Appear: Dec. 1 is World AIDS Day, and people should use the opportunity to spread knowledge, help those with those suffering
By Anna Ayers | Nov. 29, 2015Columnist Anna Ayers discusses World AIDS Day and why people should take the opportunity to both spread knowledge about and try to help those with HIV/AIDS.
Writing On The Wall: Real Food Challenge campaign is a great opportunity for OU
By Daniel Kington | Nov. 29, 2015Columnist Daniel Kington discusses the Real Food Challenge, a national campaign which calls upon universities to purchase 20 percent ‘real food’ by 2020.
Popular Progression: The holidays aren't always the best time to discuss issues with family
By Kenyetta Whitfield | Nov. 29, 2015Columnist Kenyetta Whitfield discusses why holidays might not be the most ideal time to discuss political and social issues with family members.
What 'Post' editor-in-chief read this week: Week 14 (you're almost there)
By Emma Ockerman | Nov. 29, 2015What the 'Post' editor-in-chief read this week and what you should check out, too.
Bridging Oceans: European Union countries' policies too general to effectively aid refugees
By Brian Fogel | Nov. 27, 2015Columnist Brian Fogel discusses refugees fleeing to Europe, particularly countries bordering Greece.
Amplified Observations: Famous musicians, like the Beastie Boys and Bee Gees, switched genres, but why?
By Luke Furman | Nov. 27, 2015Columnist Luke Furman looks at artists who first found success after making a huge musical departure from their former sound.
Fully Focused: Ways to take exciting family portraits during the holidays
By Lauren Bacho | Nov. 25, 2015Columnist Lauren Bacho discusses some new ways to make your holiday family photos more exciting.
Gamer Girl: Fitness apps allow you to get in shape, track progress
By Sophie Kruse | Nov. 24, 2015C25K and Map My Run are two fitness apps that can help you get into shape, track your progress and set goals.
The Reel World: ‘Forrest Gump’ is a reminder of what's meaningful in life
By Kaitlyn McGarvey | Nov. 24, 2015Columnist Kaitlyn McGarvey argues that the movie is a subtle reminder that the key to success in life is simplicity.
We The People: Actions speak louder than words, especially when it comes to creating change
By Elizabeth Chidlow | Nov. 23, 2015Columnist Elizabeth Chidlow argues that without action, revolutions like the Civil Rights Movement would never have progressed.
Oblivious Searchbar: Tiny actions have led to some giant mistakes throughout history
By Richard Hwang | Nov. 23, 2015If you had a whoops moment, remind yourself you didn’t cause an avalanche.
The Sarcastic Scoop: Keep half-hearted conversations going this Thanksgiving by talking about the economy, immigration and more
By Marco Omta | Nov. 23, 2015Bad at making Thanksgiving conversation? Here’s some tips from columnist Marco Omta.
Closer Than They Appear: Hindsight shows discriminating against refugees is usually the wrong side of history
By Anna Ayers | Nov. 22, 2015Columnist Anna Ayers discusses past refugee bans in the U.S. that were later viewed as unjustified discrimination.
