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OPINION: Learning from the legacy of Anthony Bourdain

Scott Rainey November 19, 2018

The American chef and TV personality, Anthony Bourdain, became one of the most well-known and well-liked chefs on television. His rugged look, dry wit and vulgarity paired with his poetic writing and love...

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PERSPECTIVE: No price on family

McKenna Corson November 18, 2018

I remember being back in elementary school learning all about international holidays during the winter season.The most cherished aspect of each holiday, no matter what set of beliefs, was the importance...

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OPINION: Learning to say no

Adriona Murphy November 18, 2018

When I was in high school, one of my teachers talked about the idea of saying “yes” to more things. It was something about gaining more experience in life and being able to live life to the fullest....

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OPINION: Practical Magic

Cameron Gorman November 18, 2018

If you, like me, are an avid watcher of horror movies, then you’ve probably seen “The Thing.” Made in 1982, John Carpenter’s classic follows a group of doomed researchers as their discovery of...

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ANALYSIS: Browns season so far

Jake Adams November 18, 2018

The Browns enter their bye week with a record of 3-6-1 and are currently in the hunt for a new head coach. On Sunday, an interesting name appeared on the Browns’ list of potential head coaches: former...

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PERSPECTIVE: Keeping focus on the sunsets

McKenna Corson November 14, 2018

I have seen a lot of sunrises.Most people are still fast asleep in their beds, missing the beauty of nature. They are ignorant of the brilliant mix of soft pinks, yellows and oranges blanketing the once...

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EDITORIAL: Kent State’s next presidential search needs to be open

Henry Palattella November 14, 2018

When Kent State president Beverly Warren announced in a university-wide email on Oct. 23 that she will step down as president in July, the Kent community was stunned.She is a regular sight around campus,...

PERSPECTIVE: Faith shaken, but not broken

Leah Popkin November 14, 2018

Just over two weeks ago, I was sitting in my apartment playing around on my computer, looking at Facebook when I found out about the shooting.  A middle-aged man walked into Tree of Life synagogue just...

ANALYSIS: The importance of humor

Scott Rainey November 13, 2018

I don’t have to tell you that laughing is wonderful, but I’m going to anyway: Laughing is wonderful. Weaving humor into our everyday lives invigorates us, relieves stress, stimulates our minds and...

Editorial: The inevitability of covering mass shootings

The Editorial Board November 12, 2018

Twelve people were killed in a shooting at a country music bar in Thousand Oaks, California, this past Thursday. It was yet another mass shooting in America, another act of violence resulting in senseless...

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OPINION: Don’t forget Thanksgiving

Cameron Gorman November 12, 2018

It’s hard for me to say this, but October is over. That means the end of the month of Halloween, the flickering glow of Jack O’Lanterns on neighborhood porches, and, yes, spooky szn. My beloved holiday...

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ANALYSIS: Browns win on Veterans Day weekend

Jake Adams November 11, 2018

The Browns entered week 10 with a four game losing streak that they were hoping to break. Interim head coach, Gregg Williams wanted to put a win under his belt after a hard loss to the Chiefs last week....

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