Columnist Brian Fogel discusses how the limited scope of media coverage of refugee crisis fails to include its effects on Eastern nations.
Columnist Brian Fogel discusses how subtle discrepancies in reporting drive stories of Pakistan terror attack in vastly different directions.
Media coverage of domestic affairs tend to have different perspectives and less nationalistic rhetoric.
DeVaughn Tubbs said some of his best friends at OU are in SMO.
Columnist Brian Fogel discusses refugees fleeing to Europe, particularly countries bordering Greece.
The country made progress with recent elections, but it has a way to go before it becomes truly democratic.
Transparency International’s report shows that Western nations have been trading arms in Middle East without oversight.
Columnist Brian Fogel discusses recent attacks in Yemen and how he believes the bombings need to be looked into further.
Secretive nuclear talks between U.S. and Pakistan are overlooking the help of the UN and India to solve issues.
House Bill 68 proposed to create jobs and encourage creativity for microbreweries in Ohio.
Michelle Ferrier, at the time associate dean of the Scripps College of Communication, in 2015. (FILE)
Jackie O's Brewmaster Brad Clark poses for a portrait. Clark hopes to have more creative flexibility if House Bill 68 is passed.
"S'mores and camping."
"Pumpkin flavored Starbucks and the leaves."
"The changing of the leaves is absolutely gorgeous. Football season. No humidity."
"My fear about fall is the constant fear that winter is coming. That way it often ends in fear and anxiety."
"That it's not too hot, and it's not too cold. It's in-between weather."
Michelle Ferrier, at the time associate dean of the Scripps College of Communication, in 2015. (FILE)
"I just kept making sculptures and I’d see things like I liked: historical figures, comic book guys, movie guys, sci-fi, and it got to the point where anything that I could imagine I could create," Mitchell said.
"I just kept making sculptures and I’d see things like I liked: historical figures, comic book guys, movie guys, sci-fi, and it got to the point where anything that I could imagine I could create," Mitchell said.
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