Kaleigh Rukavina Student at Ohio State University College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences I have noticed that despite it being easier than ever to open Google on your phone and to type in a search query, people are becoming less and less prone to …
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Lain Patton
Dear COWnselor,
My senior roommate has been in a terrible mood the past two weeks because she is trying to finish her I.S. before spring break, and still has twenty pages to go. I need advice on how to support her during crunch time. – Scared of …
The weight of a social construct: The struggles of being Black in a white world
Yaya Corley Contributing Writer Being Black in a world that doesn’t fully understand Blackness is exhausting. From the moment I step outside, I am aware of how my skin color shapes my experience. It’s a weight I carry daily, one I never chose but can …
The Mantis Shrimp: Clown of the sea
By: Lain Patton | Viewpoints Editor The sea is home to many bizarre creatures such as anglerfish, blobfish, sea pigs and many more. One of the most queer species to reside in the ocean is the mantis shrimp. This crustacean comes in many colors, with …
WGSS Content in Non-WGSS courses is vital
Elizabeth Heatwole Contributing Writer Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies (WGSS) courses are of immense value. They, unlike many other disciplines, unapologetically concentrate on communities of people — women and minorities — who are often cast to the background of history. Thus, such groups enjoy a …
An unwelcome glow
Ollie Bream Contributing Writer I wish to lament the installation of bright white lights throughout our campus last semester, replacing the warm, amber-toned lighting that once bathed our walkways at night with a gentle glow. While I want to emphasize my understanding of the supposed …