Uncle Sam: Feeling drained by social media? Use app limits
By Sam Smith | Jan. 21, 2021I was consistently sacraficing real-life experiences to doomscroll. So, I set app limits.
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Life Under the Wood: The Future for the Brooklyn Nets will be fun to watch
By Isaiah Underwood | Jan. 21, 2021If nothing else, the Brooklyn Nets will be intersting
Campbell’s Corner: Local restaurants and bars still need support
By Hannah Campbell | Jan. 21, 2021Coming from a former restaurant worker, food service workers and small businesses are suffering
A Critique of Film: Gay film is actually very straight
By Jack Hiltner | Jan. 20, 2021Hollywood has been increasing the number of queer and gay films which has been great for visibility, but it’s rarely LGBTQ+ people on the silver screen.
Bennett's Ballot: Period dramas are a tribute to the social structures still in place today
By Kayla Bennett | Jan. 20, 2021Movies and shows are closely related to the push against obvious stereotypes portrayed by women, as well as addressing prominent, and relevant injustices today.
Noah's Ark: Madden’s failure is a symptom of corporatism and greed
By Noah Wright | Jan. 20, 2021EA has proved culture can be monopolized.
From the Editor’s Desk: A bucket list for my final semester at Ohio University
By Molly Schramm | Jan. 20, 2021With only so many weeks left in Athens, there’s lots to do.
Existential Binge-Watching: ‘WandaVision’ is the perfect kickoff for phase 4
By Jackson Horvat | Jan. 19, 2021WandaVision shows that Marvel isn’t going to simply settle into a post-Endgame formula.
Tunes with Tate: My Family Reviews 'Tickets to My Downfall' by Machine Gun Kelly
By Tate Raub | Jan. 19, 2021My family was surprised by Kelly’s new sound.
Noah's Ark: These Ohio politicians helped enable the storming of the Capitol
By Noah Wright | Jan. 6, 2021Without their actions or their silence, our country would not be on the brink of chaos.
Noah’s Ark: The Cleveland Curse might be coming for the Browns
By Noah Wright | Dec. 30, 2020Cleveland sports fans are ready for the Browns miracle season to end in flames — because why wouldn’t it?
The Cat's Cradle: Unconventional Christmas films
By Benjamin Ervin | Dec. 22, 2020Three films for the holidays that the least festive of us would enjoy.
Tunes with Tate: My Family Rates "III" by The Lumineers
By Tate Raub | Dec. 17, 2020Here is what my family has to say about The Lumineers’ third studio album.
Uncle Sam: Biden and Buttigieg won’t bring the structural infrastructure change we need
By Sam Smith | Dec. 17, 2020America’s rail infrastructure is underfunded and underused, but the purely centrist Biden and Buttigieg are not the ones to fix that.
Uncle Sam: Ohio’s next governor will probably be from the far-right
By Sam Smith | Dec. 3, 2020A shift toward the right among Ohio voters, the Republican party’s acceptance of the “far-right,” and Republican outrage over Governor Mike DeWine’s acceptance mean that DeWine may face a challenger who is farther right in the Republican primary in 2022.
From the Editor’s Desk: Reflecting back, looking ahead to Spring Semester
By Molly Schramm | Dec. 2, 2020Happy Holidays from everyone at The Post!
Existential Binge-Watching: ‘Home Alone 2’ is superior to the first
By Jackson Horvat | Dec. 2, 2020Home Alone 2: Lost in New York is better than the original Home Alone.
So Listen: Let’s talk about 'Ratatouille: The Musical'
By Mikayla Rochelle | Dec. 1, 2020TikTok has had a huge cultural impact, and its next project is crowdsourced musicals.
Thinking in Print: Olive, the Other Reindeer’s villain has a fair point
By Charlene Pepiot | Nov. 29, 2020The Postman’s lament of being overworked is truer than ever before in the world of online shopping and COVID
The Cat's Cradle: Space, the final frontier
By Benjamin Ervin | Nov. 29, 2020How “The Mandalorian” is adding to the legacy of the Western genre.
