Here’s what the candidates on your ballot would mean for Ohio
By Noah Wright , Mikayla Rochelle and Sam Smith | Nov. 3, 2020Political platforms are confusing and often disingenuous. We broke down what they’re really going to do in office.
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Campbell’s Corner: Expect more reform, refusal with Trump re-election
By Hannah Campbell | Nov. 3, 2020If President Trump is re-elected, he will make his previous term look minuscule to what he wants to accomplish next.
Worth a Reminder: QAnon is just an iteration of what we’ve seen before
By Camden Gilreath | Nov. 3, 2020Right-wing, fear-mongering tactics and conspiracy thought was a thing long before Q ever entered the spotlight.
Uncle Sam: Republicans can’t and won’t “Make America Great Again”
By Sam Smith | Nov. 3, 2020In making America “great” again, Trump wants to fuel the economic fire lit by Reagan and neoliberal policy, or he wants to revert America to an explicitly and legally oppressive state — or both.
Noah's Ark: Vote, then buy a gun
By Noah Wright | Nov. 3, 2020This year's chaos serves as a harsh reminder that gun ownership is a crucial right.
The Cat's Cradle: Crime is a criminally under-represented genre
By Benjamin Ervin | Nov. 1, 2020How Crime has slowly shifted from the public conscious, into mixed-genre films.
Thinking in Print: Pulling Charlie Brown from basic TV is a mistake
By Charlene Pepiot | Nov. 1, 2020Streaming exclusives hurt franchises by sabotaging tradition and encouraging piracy.
Life Under the Wood: Stevie Wonder deserves a biopic
By Isaiah Underwood | Oct. 29, 2020It’s Stevie Wonder’s turn to be immortalized in a major motion picture.
Campbell’s Corner: Celebrities need to be better role models during the pandemic
By Hannah Campbell | Oct. 29, 2020More celebrities need to use their platform to promote quarantining at home, social distancing and donating money to relief funds.
More Than a Game: Alex Smith's courageous comeback inspires on and off the field
By Molly Burchard | Oct. 29, 2020Alex Smith’s two-year journey back to the field proves that sports are worth playing for.
Unabashedly Brandon: Not voting is OK
By Brandon Bowers | Oct. 28, 2020With problematic candidates and an out-of-date electoral college, it is OK to exercise your American right of not voting.
Tunes with Tate: My family reviews folklore by Taylor Swift
By Tate Raub | Oct. 28, 2020Here’s what my family had to say about folklore, Taylor Swift’s latest album.
From the Editor’s Desk: ‘The Post’ celebrates, reminisces about Halloween
By Molly Schramm | Oct. 28, 2020Halloween is a time for trick-or-treating, fun costumes and scary movies.
Existential Binge-Watching: The best way to watch ‘The Conjuring’ universe
By Jackson Horvat | Oct. 28, 2020Here’s the best way to fully experience The Conjuring’s MCU-esque universe. From Annabelle to The Nun and more.
Worth a Reminder: Lobbying to label employees as independent contractors is a scary precedent
By Camden Gilreath | Oct. 27, 2020The lobbying practices of gig companies to exempt themselves from sufficiently paying and providing benefits to their employees in California must be defeated handily in the upcoming election.
The Bottom Line: We need to stop blaming Clayton Kershaw for his team's failures
By Will Cunningham | Oct. 27, 2020Clayton Kershaw is one of the greatest pitchers the game has ever seen, and he deserves better treatment than he gets.
Bennett’s Ballot: Superhero movies are just another source of politics
By Kayla Bennett | Oct. 27, 2020Next time you watch a superhero movie, make sure to watch for the underlying policical themes and propaganda.
Pondering with Patterson: The 1975 doesn’t need to be seen as an “underground discovery”
By Lauren Patterson | Oct. 27, 2020Although it is all in good fun to giggle at the joke, it doesn’t need to be seen that way.
So Listen: Poll watching is voter suppression
By Mikayla Rochelle | Oct. 26, 2020Historically, poll watching has done nothing except intimidate voters.
Life's a Beach: Major League Baseball celebrates more than just the game
By Ashley Beach | Oct. 26, 2020Major League Baseball recognizes a 12-year partnership with Stand Up To Cancer at each of it’s major events during the season.
