Charlie’s Crossover: The NBA has more talent than ever
By Charlie Fadel | Oct. 29, 2023Two games from the beginning of the season truly showcased the league’s wide range of talent.
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Metal Mondays: Spotify’s new monetization system shows we need a CD revolution
By Jackson McCoy | Oct. 29, 2023As Spotify and major record labels double down on hurting small artists, CDs offer a way to stand against the corporate greed in the modern music industry.
People and Planet: The effects of growing up with mass shootings
By Megan Diehl | Oct. 26, 2023Today I have avoided being one of the 1,389 people murdered in the mass shootings that have occurred since I was born. As you read this, someone is planning the next.
Lillian’s Lowdown: We need to appreciate Halloween more
By Lillian Barry | Oct. 26, 2023It’s time to fully embrace the Halloween spirit.
Today with Trey: Watch more indie movies
By Trey Barrett | Oct. 26, 2023You should support independent films and their creators by watching more of them.
From the Editor’s Desk: Disliking drag while enjoying Halloween is illogical
By Katie Millard | Oct. 25, 2023Last year’s Athens Block Party drag programming drew criticism, and the segment has not returned for 2023. Among collegiate skin-tight superheroes and Playboy Bunnies, drag should be a nonissue for parents.
Lately with Layne: Seasonal affective disorder: check in on yourself, loved ones
By Layne Rey | Oct. 25, 2023As the colder months approach, SAD begins to affect many again.
What We’re Watching: OU needs its own film-watching club
By Mia Ashby | Oct. 25, 2023With a student culture of such creativity and individualism, it’s surprising that OU doesn’t have a club for students to gather and watch films regardless of their connection to the medium.
Girl, Uninterrupted: Digital Killed the Rock ‘N’ Roll Star
By Mackenzie Shuman | Oct. 25, 2023Technological advancements in audio production and its tools have, in some ways, greatly benefited the music industry. However, the new standard of auditory perfection created by digital production is unflattering to rock 'n' roll.
BedPost: Virginity is not a competition
By BedPost staff writer | Oct. 25, 2023There is no set pace for life experiences and you shouldn’t feel pressured to rush certain life experiences, despite what societal standards tell you to do.
Sorrel’s Side Quests: ‘Paranormasight: The Seven Mysteries of Honjo’ is a quiet Halloween hit
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | Oct. 25, 2023“Paranormasight: The Seven Mysteries of Honjo” is a striking and spooky visual novel adventure.
Quinntessential: College burnout is real and it sucks
By Quinn Elfers | Oct. 24, 2023Even though midterms have wrapped up, the burnout from college still lingers.
Bowlby's Breakdown: NHL fails walking back pride tape controversy
By Andrew Bowlby | Oct. 24, 2023The NHL has made a mess with its stance on pride.
Darn It, Daniel: Why we need more action heroes in movies
By Daniel Gorbett | Oct. 24, 2023Why I miss action heroes who truly kick butt.
Charlie’s Crossover: NBA awards, Finals prediction
By Charlie Fadel | Oct. 23, 2023Before the NBA season starts tonight, here are my predictions for awards and the NBA Finals.
The Lo-Down: Nike needs to stop making NBA jerseys
By Logan Adams | Oct. 23, 2023All 30 NBA teams’ “City Edition” jerseys have leaked, and they are not good.
BedPost: How I became submissive during sex
By BedPost staff writer | Oct. 22, 2023I recently learned a new role that I get power from: being a pillow princess.
Today with Trey: It’s OK to embrace your childhood
By Trey Barrett | Oct. 22, 2023It is perfectly fine to embrace your childhood as you enter adulthood.
Metal Mondays: How Sodom inspired a new generation of anti-war metal bands
By Jackson McCoy | Oct. 22, 2023From the seminal “Persecution Mania” to the more modern “Genesis XIX,“ Sodom has been inspiring metalheads for decades to take up the fight against the institution of war.
The Jist with Jamie: On the Asylum making its yearly debut
By Jamie Miller | Oct. 20, 2023The intrigue surrounding the Athens Lunatic Asylum should be more than a spooky spectacle every Oct. 31.
