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Charlie’s Weekly Sports Round-Up

(Wikamedia) After a long, grueling season in college football, a winner has been crowned after one of the greatest turnarounds in all of sports. The 2026 College Football National Champion is the Indiana Hoosiers after battling the Miami Hurricanes in a 27-21 contest for the trophy. Yes, you heard that right. After being thought of

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SEVEN REASONS to READ a book 

(Pixabay) Whether it is scrolling on Instagram or TikTok, five minutes of scrolling turning into hours of doom scrolling, or when we unhealthily compare ourselves to the perfect, airbrushed snippets of others’ lives, too many of us are tied to our screens. With our substantial amount of daily screen time, why not pick up a

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Patrick and Charlie’s Weekly Sports Round-Up

(Wikimedia) The college football regular season has come to the close and the playoffs are decided, though not without drama. Indiana claimed the number one spot for the first time in program history after beating Ohio State in the Big 10 championship. The Buckeyes are ranked second, followed by Georgia and Texas Tech. These four

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What Is Wrong With Michigan Football?

(University of Michigan/Pixabay.com) Michigan football, Coach Sherrone Moore, has been fired after just two seasons with the team after engaging in an affair with his assistant. He was arrested shortly after the firing was announced for allegedly breaking into said assistant’s house and threatening her. It is a bad situation for everyone involved and leads

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Losing Out to Fit In

The average American teenager spends 7 hours and 22 minutes on their phone per day and is on track to spend over 12 years of their life staring at a screen. Social media sucks hours upon hours of time from our lives. It leeches attention, monetizing it and commodifying it in a cycle that keeps

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NIL: To Profit or Not to Profit

(Pixabay) Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals refer to the rights of student-athletes to profit from their personal brand, created through signed endorsements and sponsorships.  Ohio is one of the six remaining states that prohibit high school-level athletes from engaging in NIL. That long-standing precedent, however, last voted on in 2022 and passed by 538

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The Great Phone Lockup

(Izu N./Staff) As the 8:05 bell rings, the hum of student chatter replaces buzzing notifications as 388 cell phones are safely tucked away until 3:20 p.m. A new Ohio law requires each school district, community school, and STEM school to adopt a policy prohibiting cell phone use by students during the instructional day starting on

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Clear Front Runner in 2026 Ohio Gubernatorial Race

Flickr By August, Vivek Ramaswamy had raised $9.7 million in the opening months of his campaign for Ohio governor, compared to $1.4 million from Democrat Amy Acton. With Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel stepping aside, Ramaswamy now stands as the leading Republican contender in the 2026 race. Tressel announced this week that he would not seek