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Aiden’s Add-On: Crypto coin regulation offers no clarity (opens the original)
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The cryptocurrency regulation game is cracking on Capitol Hill. For years, the rise of an unregulated cryptocurrency exchange has resulted in little comprehensive regulation. Despite Americans’ concerns, the inability to pass necessary crypto regulation without corporate influence subverts voters’ political power in Ohio and across the country. The most recent iteration of crypto regulation, the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act or Clarity Act for short, recently failed to advance in the Senate t
Aiden’s Add-On: Bring back the neighborhood book club (opens the original)
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If we’re seeing a sunset on critical thinking, then it’s time for a new day among today’s neighborhood book clubs. From talking about the newest novel to reading older classics, book clubs are the cornerstone of critical thinking and important avenues to combat the literacy crises we see today. Literacy is a crucial factor in considering why critical thinking matters so much. The National Literacy Trust defines literacy as the ability to read, write, speak and listen in ways promoting effective
Aiden’s Add-On: Ohio will still be a swing state this November (opens the original)
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If politics were a baseball game, Ohio would have stopped swinging years ago. In fact, Ohio doesn’t seem to swing at all on the political spectrum anymore. As Ohio’s political institutions trend rightward, there is still, however, a serious opportunity for the state to adopt its past political ways and remain a competitive state for Democrats, not just Republicans. For decades, Ohio was known as a “bellwether,” a deciding state whose election results often mirrored major political trends across
Aiden’s Add-On: Wildfire prevention policy is a proactive game (opens the original)
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The United States House of Representatives and Senate have attempted to prevent dangerous wildfires for years, mostly by changing regulation within the Department of Interior and other federal departments. However, this is a reactive step to preventing devastating wildfires; the federal government must take more proactive action to save lives, wildlife and precious public lands. At the start of this week, the Hawk Fire in Reno, Nevada, burned over 15,000 acres with 0% containment. As a Nevadan f
Aiden’s Add-On: Let’s rethink those wrap-up posts, LinkedIn warriors (opens the original)
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As the summer ends, the LinkedIn wrap-up posting frenzy begins for Ohio University students and faculty. Even as our campus’s brightest “LinkedIn warriors,” those who frequently share professional content online, take to the site, many digital spaces seem more interested in the business of being interesting than in any real academic or social business at all. A manager at my job once told me, “Aiden, comparison is the thief of joy.” She wasn’t wrong. In short terms, we must discover new ways to
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