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Weekly horoscope (opens the original)
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Venus enters retrograde Oct. 3 until Nov. 13, which means the planet of love will shake up our love lives. Welcome introspection about what love you give and receive. Perhaps it is time to practice self-love. Rest well this week, Aries. Try not to give in to stress, especially with exams. Get everything done before the evening so you can be rejuvenated. Pluto is in your sign this week, which might put too much on your plate. Be wary of issues hard to ignore, especially regarding your partner. Ke
Oh Well: Charli D’Amelio is reaching it girl status (opens the original)
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Culture has been obsessed with nostalgia for quite some time. This form of escapism brings us back to a version of our lives that seems simpler or happier. Recently, TikTok users have been romanticizing 2020, which was during the COVID-19 pandemic. That romanticization is due to the return of Charli D’Amelio to the spotlight. From young TikTok influencer, D’Amelio rose to fame to eventually perform with Broadway’s “& Juliet” and she won season 31 of “Dancing with the Stars.” D’Amelio was the mos
Oh Well: Fandoms aren’t fun anymore (opens the original)
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My X notifications have been flooding since redownloading the app. The amount of fan pages I devoted my time to interacting with was shocking, until I saw all the reposts of new celebrity sightings or inside jokes. As I rolled my eyes, I realized being a part of a fandom isn’t fun anymore. This distaste for fandoms has appeared mostly in Taylor Swift’s “Swiftie” culture. An ex-fan, user @kikiandhercat, shared on Reddit about exactly why they don’t interact with Swift’s brand. “She claims to hate
Ohio University’s ROTC prepares members, serves Athens (opens the original)
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Ohio University offers Air Force and Army Reserve Officer Training Corps. Army ROTC is known as Bobcat Battalion and was awarded the 2017 McArthur Award for being one of the top eight programs in the United States. ROTC strives to go above and beyond by building and serving the community. It’s likely to see the Army ROTC group at football games shooting a cannon or rappelling off Lindley Hall. Major Sophia Pyle, assistant professor of military science, graduated from Ohio University in 2015 and
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The first quarter moon in Sagittarius is on Friday, and mixing with the sun in Virgo, it makes us want to roll up our sleeves and take action. Clean out the bad vibes and transform your life. Recent weeks have been leading up to this moment. Aries, you are unbothered and approachable. Positivity is pouring out of you. You’re finishing projects and finding compromises with your loved ones. Don’t put too much on your plate because of your high stamina. Set limits and establish order at work or hom
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