Honest Adonis: This Thanksgiving, let’s show gratitude for video-call software
By Adonis Fryer | Nov. 23, 2020Yes, it sucks to not be around family, but there are upsides to a virtual Thanksgiving dinner.
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Thinking In Print: Bring back Windows Movie Maker
By Charlene Pepiot | Nov. 22, 2020Discontinued or not, Movie Maker beats it’s modern equivalent by a longshot!
The Cat's Cradle: Dune is a speculative fiction milestone
By Benjamin Ervin | Nov. 22, 2020Why the novel “Dune” stays relevant after 50 years.
Honest Adonis: Police Officers shouldn’t facilitate Proud Boys riots
By Adonis Fryer | Nov. 19, 2020Police officers have radically different responses dependent on who’s protesting. This is a failure of the system and profoundly un-American.
Here’s the Tea: 5G is not what the people need
By Iana Fields | Nov. 19, 20205G is not the promising innovation tech companies want it to be
Life's a Beach: Number one picks don't always buy cars
By Ashley Beach | Nov. 19, 2020Former NBA number one picks have established foundations with lasting impacts.
Existential Binge-Watching: ‘Wayne’ still might get a second season
By Jackson Horvat | Nov. 18, 2020Fans can possibly expect to see this dark comedy get a second shot with a different studio.
The Bottom Line: Sports leagues around the world are pushing their luck and putting athletes and fans at risk
By Will Cunningham | Nov. 18, 2020Leagues are trying to bring back fans and play as many games as possible, and that puts everyone at risk.
Tunes with Tate: My Family Rates “Desperate Man” by Eric Church
By Tate Raub | Nov. 18, 2020Eric Church has been on a roll for over 15 years now, and my family sees why.
From the Editor’s Desk: Despite the stressful year, The Post gives thanks
By Molly Schramm | Nov. 18, 2020Happy Thanksgiving, everyone.
Reading Revisited: Are 'Twilight' criticisms fair?
By Anna Millar | Nov. 17, 2020We’ve all heard the jokes and criticisms of the Twilight series by Stephanie Meyer. However, are the critiques fair?
Bennett's Ballot: Another lockdown in Ohio may be neccesary, but it could spark tensions
By Kayla Bennett | Nov. 17, 2020Governor DeWine alluded to the possibility of a lockdown. If that happens, things might get out of hand — even worse than the first time.
Pondering With Patterson: Twitter, Instagram accomplished nothing with their newest updates
By Lauren Patterson | Nov. 17, 2020Seriously, who asked for “Fleets”?
Opinion: Identical twins celebrate differences, but remain close in a changing world
By Leslie Ostronic | Nov. 16, 2020Dominic and Dallas Ostronic, 16-year-old identical twins, begin to find their individuality.
The Cat's Cradle: Dredd is a perfect film adaptation
By Benjamin Ervin | Nov. 15, 2020How the low-budget comic-book film “Dredd” is an example of a perfect adaptation.
Thinking in Print: Ringing Bell beats Aggretsuko as Sanrio’s darkest animation by far
By Charlene Pepiot | Nov. 15, 2020Aggretsuko’s office drama can’t compete with the murder and dark themes Ringing Bell revels in.
Campbell’s Corner: Trump’s refusal to concede is further dividing the country
By Hannah Campbell | Nov. 12, 2020The claims Trump and his administration are making are not only irresponsible and immature, but also hypocritical and extremely dangerous.
Life Under The Wood: The PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X will be a welcome addition to quarantine technology
By Isaiah Underwood | Nov. 12, 2020Being stuck in the house with a next-generation console is ideal, if you can get one.
Life's a Beach: Exploring the work of Patrick Mahomes
By Ashley Beach | Nov. 12, 2020Kansas City Chiefs’ quarterback Patrick Mahomes is known for his talent and contract, however few know about his foundation.
From the Editor’s Desk: Don’t forget to celebrate your sportswriters during COVID-19
By Molly Schramm | Nov. 11, 2020OU football has commenced, so it’s time to celebrate The Post sports staff.
