HeyJaredAbby Shriver
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- Sep 25, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Weekender Briefs: Battle of the Greens, Taco ‘Bout Habitat, Skate Jam - The Post
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Abby’s Angle: Traditionalism, wellness culture are changing party culture (opens the original)
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College is often seen as a time for studying, networking and independence, but let’s be honest. College, especially at Ohio University, is one of the most social times of your life, and partying is a part of the experience. Students are surrounded by people their own age and experiencing being away from their parents for the first time, making partying a natural part of the college experience. Women’s Health even reports nights out reduce stress and help us form connections. When I told my dad a
Abby’s Angle: America’s middle class deserves more than promises (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump’s return to the White House for his second presidency was built on a campaign promising to save the economy and “rescue the middle class.” Middle class and low-income voters from across America backed his campaign, inspired by Trump’s commitment to tackling affordability, the rising cost of living and middle class discontent, which helped Trump win the middle class. However, President Trump does not care about the middle class. He does not care about affordability. In fact
Abby’s Angle: Lindsay Clancy’s trial highlights unethical true crime media (opens the original)
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True crime is an incredibly popular genre of content spanning across all platforms and mediums — podcasts, documentaries, short-form content and even books. According to a YouGov poll, 57% of Americans consume true crime content and many believe it has advantages. 63% of people say it “makes people more vigilant and safety-conscious,” 51% say it increases empathy for victims and 50% say it helps solve cases. However, social media has radically altered the way we consume true crime, allowing peop
Abby’s Angle: Cleveland wants Watson gone, Browns aren’t listening (opens the original)
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After the Cleveland Browns’ second preseason game, head coach Todd Monken declared Deshaun Watson won the starting quarterback competition and will start Week One, beating out Shedeur Sanders for the spot. Monken claims this decision was simply because Watson was ahead of Sanders, able to “move the ball and score points” more efficiently. On paper, this sounds like a straightforward football decision. In reality, the Browns’ front office and Monken are prioritizing salvaging their failed investm
Abby’s Angle: TikTok think pieces are ruining the app (opens the original)
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TikTok users spend an average of 97 minutes scrolling on the app every day, meaning users consume hundreds to thousands of videos, opinions, recipes and thoughts daily. TikTok has been my go-to platform for years and I use it more than I’d like to admit. Scrolling to pass time, picking out my next read or seeing what my friends are up to, it has always been easy to weed out content I don’t agree with or enjoy. TikTok’s algorithm is truly impressive, monitoring what you share, favorite, report, c
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