The Bottom Line: Despite the Cavs' recent performance, they are heading in the right direction
By Will Cunningham | Feb. 23, 2021I trust Cleveland’s front office to make the right moves to put the team back in contention, and you should, too.
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Pondering With Patterson: Sorting out the endless selection of streaming services
By Lauren Patterson | Feb. 22, 2021Most have their pros, all have their cons.
The Cat's Cradle: Skyward Sword HD is a promising remaster
By Benjamin Ervin | Feb. 21, 2021“The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword” will be a Nintendo Switch must-have.
Thinking in Print: Why parental controls won’t protect your child online
By Charlene Pepiot | Feb. 21, 2021Parents must be more active in protecting their children from the internet’s dangers
Campbell’s Corner: Student loan forgiveness must be enacted
By Hannah Campbell | Feb. 19, 2021Canceling student debt is necessary in order to fix our broken economy and the racial wealth gap.
Uncle Sam: Yoga is the perfect activity to try during the pandemic
Feb. 18, 2021Yoga is easy and has great health benefits, so why not give it a shot?
Ben's Banter: Young Cavs could be potential darkhorse in NBA playoffs
By Ben Belinger | Feb. 18, 2021The Cavs at one point were a team to fear in the East.
White Pages: It's time to abolish the penny
By Nicholas White | Feb. 18, 2021Pennies have little-to-no value in the American economy and have detrimental effects on the environment and public health.
Bennett's Ballot: Movies allow for ableism and create a misrepresentation of disability
By Kayla Bennett | Feb. 17, 2021Although roles with disability are carefully studied, the movie industry needs to do a better job at casting.
Here’s the Tea: Early child care educators deserve to be in Ohio’s first phase of COVID-19 vaccines
By Iana Fields | Feb. 16, 2021Ohio isn’t giving teachers the priority they deserve.
Existential Binge-Watching: The possibilities of Zack Snyder’s ‘Justice League’
By Jackson Horvat | Feb. 16, 2021Finally, DCEU fans are getting Zach Snyder’s cut.
Pondering With Patterson: Snow isn't the same with online classes
By Lauren Patterson | Feb. 15, 2021Snow days are yet another thing COVID-19 has taken from us.
The Cat's Cradle: Short stories a necessary diversion
By Benjamin Ervin | Feb. 14, 2021Why Short Story collections are a special way to read.
Thinking in Print: DeWine’s steeper laws for distracted driving are a positive
By Charlene Pepiot | Feb. 14, 2021DeWine’s proposal to strengthen distracted driving laws may be inconvenient, but will make roads safer.
Noah's Ark: Chief Keef is a pioneer and deserves far more credit than he receives
By Noah Wright | Feb. 11, 2021Rappers are too often exploited and forgotten. Don’t let that be the story of Chief Keef.
Tre's Take: How social media romanticizes mental health challenges
By Tre Spencer | Feb. 11, 2021Social Media glorifies mental health struggles and mental health should be destigmatized.
Uncle Sam: This Valentine’s Day, translate loving each other into loving the planet
By Sam Smith | Feb. 11, 2021As consumerism wreaks havoc on the environment, it’s time to think of how Valentine’s Day could show a little more love to our home planet.
From the Editor’s Desk: ‘The Post’ staff spreads some love for Valentine’s Day
By Molly Schramm | Feb. 10, 2021After the last year or so, the world needs a little more love.
The Bottom Line: Patrick Mahomes' incredible Super Bowl performance proves that no matter how good you are, you cannot do it alone in the NFL
By Will Cunningham | Feb. 10, 2021Mahomes made ridiculous plays the entire game, but he had no help from the Chiefs.
Thinking in Print: Killers should never be romanticized
By Charlene Pepiot | Feb. 7, 2021Stop romanticizing real world tragedies. It’s disrespectful to the victims.
