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Men’s swimming and diving dominates in the home pool, women’s team continues to struggle – The Cauldron

Cleveland State University’s swimming and diving teams took on the Magnus Cup to end off their year. It was another absolutely dominant performance for the men’s team as they took first place out of seven on all three days of the meet. There were a couple of meet records as well from senior Timothy Kubacki […]

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Kareem Hunt returns to Cleveland under new circumstances – The Cauldron

By Nicholas Schwartz, Freshman Health Sciences major The Cleveland Browns have stirred a lot of attention this year in the NFL. From star receiver Jarvis Landry to the up and coming legend Baker Mayfield, there is a lot of work being done on the Browns’ roster.   Their latest addition, however, comes with a little more […]

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Opinion Editor – The Cauldron

Dina Usanovic is going into her first year at Cleveland State University as a Political Science and English major with the intention of going to law school. She has been enthusiastic about writing and editing for years, so she is ecstatic to start her first editor position at The Cauldron. She graduated from Buckeye High […]

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Opposing views on guns in the aftermath of Las Vegas: Violence can only be stopped with violence – The Cauldron

By Spencer Shaw In the words of the late, Antonin Scalia, “More important than your obligation to follow your conscience … is your obligation to form your conscience correctly.” A society without laws is not lacking standards. Principals, boundaries and conduct are being molded from the moment of the first breath. Those standards build a […]

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Banning e-cigarettes will only hurt smokers – The Cauldron

By Zuzanna Koziatek After the Trump administration vowed to ban flavored e-cigarettes earlier this September, an avalanche of new measures against them surfaced. Starting in October, New York will no longer permit the sale of flavored e-cigarettes, giving retailers two weeks to get all flavors, aside from menthol and tobacco, off their shelves. Walmart also […]

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Sandy camps and conference champs push CSU Swimming – The Cauldron

By Ben Hercik The Vikings’ swim teams decided to take the break just like all the other students, using it to get away from the school and relax. Most student-athletes who are in a two semester sport do not get this luxury. However, it was not all fun and games, as the team took a […]

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COVID-19 vaccine hits Ohio mid December – The Cauldron

By Jenna Thomas A coordinated, streamlined, and non-stop effort to develop a functional COVID-19 vaccine has paid off. Throughout the rest of December, Ohio will receive hundreds of thousands of doses, beginning the long process of vaccinating as much of the public as is willing. The Vaccines: Currently, there are two vaccines approved for emergency […]

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Ratatouille Takes Center Stage On Screen – The Cauldron

TikTok trend gives a taste of live theatre amidst pandemic. By Abigail Jarvis When the doors to theaters closed last spring, a new door for theatrical opportunity opened online. In August 2020, TikTok user Emily Jacobsen (@e_jaccs) created a song to celebrate Remy the Rat from Disney’s 2007 animated film “Ratatouille.” The song took off […]

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A quick look outside of America – The Cauldron

By Danielle Mihalcea Quite a few students around campus would find it very difficult pointing out where Myanmar, Bolivia, or even somewhere as simple as Spain is on a map. On top of that, students would find it even more difficult listing facts about those countries. This always leads to the question – why? Why […]

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Aleena Babar – The Cauldron

Aleena is an undergrad student at Cleveland State University. She is majoring in Biology and Nursing and plans on going to med school for neurology. She is part of the Jack, Joesph, and Morton Mandel scholars academy and like to read in her free time.

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Contributing Writer – The Cauldron

Mays Turabi is a Contributing Writer for The Cauldron for the 2022-2023 academic year. Mays is a freshman double majoring in Linguistics and Spanish. She has been an avid writer for several years and even runs her own freelance newsletter. A lover of language and its power, she hopes to influence the minds and hearts […]

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The American ethic: work at home and live at work – The Cauldron

By: Dina Usanovic Since I was little, my parents have worked extremely hard. They are the first ones to work and the last ones to leave. As I grew up, I wondered if it was just my parents who were making this sacrifice. I realized it wasn’t just them— this work ethic is found throughout […]

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Cross country’s 2021 revenge tour has begun – The Cauldron

The Cleveland State University cross country team has come out strong to start their season after a tough 10th place finish in the Horizon League Championship back in March. Freshman Madelynn Madison paved the way at the Wooster Invitational back on Sept. 1, finishing in 5th place with a 4K time of 15:44.  Following Madison’s […]

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Men’s golf looks to finish season strong today ahead of Dayton Invitational – The Cauldron

The Cleveland State University Men’s Golf team came off of a pretty successful couple of weeks, heading into their final invitational. It started with the River Run Collegiate where they placed 11th out of 16, the best performance coming from senior Zach Robbins who placed 26th overall.  During the two-day invitational, senior Jules Blakely pulled […]

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