If you throw a stone on college campuses today, chances are you’ll hit someone who keeps a blog (but don’t test it). This trend has increased exponentially in recent years, becoming a habitual part of everyday life.
This fall, Athens will have elections for City Council and the mayor.
The Libyan war — er, “kinetic military action”— has been a failed attempt at what George Will called humanitarian imperialism.
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I think we should start off by acknowledging the death of dating in college society.
In a tragic occurrence last winter, Ohio University student Andrea Robinson died from type-B bacterial meningitis.
Ohio University has students that hail from Ohio to California to China, but most students know little about the environment in which they live.
Disclaimer: There will be no North Face, hipster or bro jokes in this column.
The color spectrum of relationships:
On a campus so commonly considered liberal, it is easy to overlook many negative interactions that occur between students at Ohio University, and not difficult to categorize them as isolated incidents by a distinct minority.
General Electric, the largest corporation in America, paid no taxes for 2010. According to a recent New York Times article, General Electric claimed a tax benefit of $3.2 billion.
Effin’ hate hipsters.
Last week, Charlie Sheen took over.
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Prepare to combat the freshman 15. Not pounds — the 15 places to study for your finals.
Guess I’m working at Exxon this summer, bro.
Tomorrow’s release of Take Me Home Tonight has got me thinking about some things. Since The Hangover in 2009, the one-night party genre has blown up. Since then, we’ve had gems such as Hot Tub Time Machine, and some of the most anticipated movies of the year follow the general plot structure. The Hangover: Part II comes out in late spring.
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