… time for Plan B
by Jessica Haldeman in News
Pregnancy. Every college girl's worst nightmare. No matter how diligently you take your birth control pill, or how strict you are with your man about using condoms, there is always a chance something will go wrong - you forget your pill or your condom breaks - and then you could be in serious trouble.
Saving birds and killing people
by Jack Millman in News
In 1972 the modern environmental movement was launched by the publication of Rachel Carson's Silent Spring. Detailing how much harm pesticides, especially DDT were doing to the environment. In it she told of how DDT was destroying bird populations and could lead to a silent spring due to DDT's adverse environmental effects.
Giving us streetcars, but few cars on the streets
by Sandeep Rao in News
Columbus's transportation solutions for the 21st century involve a decided return to 19th century modes of movement.
Failing to receive support for the Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) light rail proposal, Mayor Michael Coleman revisited the idea of streetcars or trolleys to revitalize Columbus in his State of the City presentation this past September.
