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Lucas Misera

Opinion: Policymakers need solution to drug problem

Lucas Misera October 18, 2016

In light of The Kent Stater’s week-long look into heroin addiction, one national shortcoming concerning drug abuse needs confronted: public policy.One stunning number sheds light on both the dysfunctional...

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Opinion: Reviewing “The Accountant”

Gabby Seed October 18, 2016

This past weekend’s box office No. 1 movie was “The Accountant,” an action thriller starring Ben Affleck and Anna Kendrick. The film brought in over $24.7 million during the weekend, falling behind...

Cheers and Jeers

October 18, 2016

Cheers to ... the high school graduate rate reaching a record high, as more than 83 percent of students have earned their diplomas on time.Jeers to ... taking the conventional route. After locking himself...

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Local high schools address heroin issue

Alex Delaney-Gesing October 18, 2016

The issue of heroin use has affected more than just one demographic and geographic location throughout the country. Known as “dope,” “smack” or “horse,” overall usage of the drug has risen...

Speaker sheds light on male sexual assault

Erin Zaranec October 18, 2016

In 1999, Timothy M. Jones woke on the couch of his barracks in Japan to a 6’5” Marine overpowering him. While serving in the U.S. Navy, Jones became one of approximately 10,000 men sexually assaulted...

Campus organization focuses on recovery

Angelo Angel October 18, 2016

Kent State's Empowering Students in Recovery focuses on providing a judgement-free zone where people recovering from addiction can find a place to share their experiences and struggle with addiction, as...

Editor’s Note

Skye McEowen October 18, 2016

Our coverage of the heroin epidemic continues into our second day, and the conversation continues as well. Again, the purpose of this coverage is to open the forum to discussion about what this problem...

Jake Robinson, a firefighter/paramedic with the Kent Fire Department, demonstrates how to use Naloxone when confronted with a heroin overdose in the back of an ambulance Tuesday Oct. 18, 2016.

EMTs stand the line against heroin overdoses

Matt Poe October 18, 2016

As heroin continues to take its toll on victims, families, communities and Portage County law enforcement has taken drastic steps to help combat the nationwide epidemic.Among other precautions, the county...

Smoke, carbon monoxide detectors top list of housing violations in Kent

Matt Poe October 18, 2016

Missing or non-working carbon monoxide detectors were reported in over a dozen homes in Kent over the last several months.The violations were reported by the Kent City Health Department, which oversees...

Despite only coaching four seasons at Kent State, James ranks fourth in program history in total wins (25) and has the second most victories since 1971.

A Sound, Fundamental Relationship pt 1

Nick Buzzelli October 18, 2016

On a muggy, late August evening in 2013, Mike Lude sat next to his friend and former colleague, Don James, during the University of Washington’s season opener against Boise State in the newly remodeled...

Perspectives: Kent State’s hair culture

Alexander Wadley October 18, 2016

Some students at Kent State are sporting a unique hair color different from the color they were born with. Some stick to dying their hair traditional colors like black and blonde.However, many students...

Sex Week kicks off with talk about ‘The Big O’

Lauren Rathmell October 18, 2016

Students packed the KIVA Monday for one of the first big events of Kent State’s Sex Week, hosted by Kent Interhall Council. An educational program, I <3 Female Orgasm was presented by Rachel Dart...

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