On the Ball: Only 9% of NFL head coaches are Black and that needs to change
By Robert Keegan III | Feb. 19, 2023The NFL continues to face issues in diversity at its most powerful positions despite years of outrage.
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Talking Points with Taylor: The East Palestine train derailment should raise concerns of suspected government cover-up
By Taylor Henninger | Feb. 19, 2023Whether you’re an Ohio resident or not, what’s happening in East Palestine is scary.
Sorrel’s Side Quests: “Metroid Prime Remastered” is great because “Metroid Prime” is great
By Sorrel Kerr-Jung | Feb. 16, 2023After spending a few hours with “Metroid Prime Remastered,” I can see its magic.
Lillian’s Lowdown: Four albums that will make your February more bearable
By Lillian Barry | Feb. 16, 2023February is a difficult month to get through, so here are some good albums to help you overcome the end of winter.
Haddy the Hebrew: Parshat Mishpatim
By Hadass Galili | Feb. 16, 2023This week’s parshah is Parshat Mishpatim, which means “ordinances.”
Cat’s Cradle: The appeal of ‘JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure’
By Benjamin Ervin | Feb. 16, 2023How JoJo deconstructs tropes and affirms the wonders of humanity.
Politics and Pop Culture: Massacre at Michigan State calls for gun reform
By Brianna Tassiello | Feb. 15, 2023Three Michigan State students were murdered on Monday, marking the 67th mass shooting in 2023 alone.
Wright or Wrong: The end of ‘Attack On Titan’ is near and it’s devastating
By Kendall Wright | Feb. 15, 2023Whether you’re a fan of anime or think it’s just a cartoon, “Attack on Titan” is a game-changing show.
People and Planet: Racist incident at Bexley Middle School part of larger problem
By Megan Diehl | Feb. 14, 2023A recent chain of racist incidents in Bexley City Schools has drawn further attention to problems that lie deep within the culture of the school system.
Answers with Ankita: The Unspoken Affection in Asian Homes
By Ankita Bansode | Feb. 14, 2023Different cultures use nuanced forms of love languages to communicate love within families.
The Bottom Line: To Northeast Ohio, LeBron James was already the greatest
By Will Cunningham | Feb. 14, 2023James means so much more to the home he represents than any of his many records and accomplishments.
Cat’s Cradle: A History of Valentine’s Day
By Benjamin Ervin | Feb. 14, 2023A brief history on the commercial holiday.
On the Ball: The NFL’s biggest games continue to be decided by a yellow flag
By Robert Keegan III | Feb. 13, 2023At the end of Super Bowl LVII the NFL has a clear and obvious problem with the league's officials and it's time they do something about it.
Talking Points with Taylor: Shell’s profit announcements, new drilling site
By Taylor Henninger | Feb. 12, 2023Environmentalists are floored following Shell’s 2022 profits announcements, more than double its earnings in 2021.
Cat’s Cradle: Architecture and biology in 'Akira'
By Benjamin Ervin | Feb. 12, 2023A reflection on the 35-year-old classic anime.
Haddy the Hebrew: The antisemitic origins of “cabal”
By Hadass Galili | Feb. 12, 2023The word cabal has been used in insidious ways for centuries.
Lillian’s Lowdown: Natural gas is not green energy
By Lillian Barry | Feb. 10, 2023Ohio recently redefined natural gas as green energy, but natural gas is far from green.
Lately with Layne: My thoughts on Jennette McCurdy’s 'I’m Glad My Mom Died'
By Layne Rey | Feb. 9, 2023The child star’s life behind the scenes is shocking.
