2022 Awards Season: What Should You Watch?
By Mia Ashby | Feb. 27, 2023There were a lot of good films showcased and gifted accolades this past awards season, but which ones should you take the time to watch?
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Katie’s Contemplations: A look into the surprisingly old history of ketchup
By Katie Millard | Feb. 27, 2023Looking into the centuries-old tradition of a favorite condiment.
The Pest: Go ahead, stir the pot
By The Pest staff writer | Feb. 26, 2023Is it really that hard to be nice?
Politics and Pop Culture: Polish woman claims she might be missing child Madeleine McCann
By Brianna Tassiello | Feb. 26, 2023Polish woman takes to Instagram claiming to be Madeleine McCann.
Haddy the Hebrew: My Jewish Joy will increase
By Hadass Galili | Feb. 26, 2023The Talmud (the body of Jewish law) commands that “when the month of Adar arrives, we increase in joy” and says that Adar is an especially lucky month for the Jewish people.
Lately with Layne: Florida’s abortion law hurts families
By Layne Rey | Feb. 26, 2023Abortion is too complex for such stiff laws.
Lillian’s Lowdown: We have to adopt a 4-day workweek
By Lillian Barry | Feb. 23, 2023The results of the U.K.’s 4-day workweek trial are in: both companies and staff alike benefit from an extra day off.
Haddy the Hebrew: Parshat Terumah
By Hadass Galili | Feb. 23, 2023This week’s parshah is Parshat Terumah, which means “offering.”
Emma Speaks: 'Gnomeo and Juliet' is the best Shakespeare adaptation ever
By Emma Erion | Feb. 22, 2023Nothing can top this classic involving garden tools and Elton John
From the Editor's Desk: The importance of the Basketball Edition
By Will Cunningham and Ashley Beach | Feb. 22, 2023Ohio’s basketball teams are two of the best in the MAC, and Basketball Edition looks to highlight that.
On My Hill: 'Quantumania' failed by pretending to be something it wasn’t
By Christo Siegel | Feb. 22, 2023“Ant-Man & The Wasp: Quantumania” took inspiration from many different media pieces and it took away from the experience.
Politics and Pop Culture: School administrators at fault for shooting of Abigail Zwerner
By Brianna Tassiello | Feb. 21, 2023A 6-year-old boy shot his teacher in the chest last month, victim’s lawyer recently announced plans to sue school board for negligence.
Cat’s Cradle: ‘Hellboy’ is a horror epic
By Benjamin Ervin | Feb. 21, 2023Why you should read “Hellboy.”
Answers with Ankita: How to prepare yourself for the AI revolution
By Ankita Bansode | Feb. 21, 2023Advancing AI technology imposes many threats on the current and potential workforce, but one can protect themself against it by exploring the techonology itself.
BedPost: The lore of the clitoris
By BedPost staff writer | Feb. 21, 2023If you weren’t born with female genitalia, it’s probable that you’re unfamiliar with the clitoris and its purpose.
Letter to Editor: Reject the present dominant voting system
By John N. Howell | Feb. 20, 2023Can capitalism and democracy co-exist?
Haddy the Hebrew: I will not reclaim the echo
By Hadass Galili | Feb. 20, 2023To put the triple parentheses around my own name would feel like putting a target on my back.
The Pest: I found a page of Rufus’ diary, and this time he’s getting even more ripped.
By The Pest staff writer | Feb. 20, 2023Rufus is becoming the most jacked mascot out there.
Lately with Layne: Florida woman attacked in gym terrifies young women
By Layne Rey | Feb. 19, 2023The terrifying video of a man attacking Nashali Alma has gone viral.
What We’re Watching: ‘Ted Lasso’ keeps us believing
By Mia Ashby | Feb. 19, 2023In between all of the painful post-apocalyptic series and gritty, raw dramas, sometimes all we need is a wholesome underdog story like “Ted Lasso” to keep us thinking positively.
