E-cigarettes may be bad, but cancer is worse 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 […]
A pro-con about Trump’s suggestion for the death penalty on drug traffickers PRO: By Ashley Mott, Senior Graphic Design major, Arts and Entertainment editor There has been a recent debate on whether or not drug trafficking should be punishable with the death penalty, and while I can definitely see both sides of the coin on this […]
By Lily Horn, Freshman Exercise Science major Valentine’s Day is a highly anticipated holiday for many, while on the other hand, others are not so thrilled about celebrating it. Some get excited about the idea of showering their significant others and loved ones with cheesy, cliché gifts such as jewelry and chocolates. Infatuated couples view Valentine’s […]
By The Theorist “One Sunday morning, I had a taste for lemon-lime soda,” Cleveland State University student Carlo Puskas told The Theorist, “I went down to the Euclid Commons vending machine, where there is usually Mountain Dew Ice, but all of the sudden it was replaced with Mountain Dew Zero.” This came as a shock to Puskas […]
By Beth Casteel The lights dimmed as the band walked on to the stage. The crowd began to yell their excitement as the opening chords of Miranda Lambert’s 2009 rendition of John Prine’s “That’s the Way the World Goes’ Round,” filled the main arena of the Wolstein Center on Saturday March 3. “That’s the way […]
By: Jamison Schroeder While Cleveland sports fans normally do not want to get their hopes up too early, it’s safe to say the Cleveland Browns are a legitimate football team this season. Last Sunday the Browns defeated the Bengals by a final score of 37-34 and Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield was absolutely dominant in one […]
By Ben Frederick In the fall of 2013, Cleveland State University issued a policy that banned all use of tobacco in campus buildings and on property owned or leased by the university. This includes sidewalks, walkways, parking lots and anywhere else maintained by Cleveland State. They did this to stop the use of tobacco […]
By Nathan Parin Staff Writer Family structure is a complex and difficult topic for everyone, functioning family or not. We all have issues with our families, whether it be trauma-linked or just distaste for their quirky habits. Something I often heard prior to coming to college was “Well, they’re still your family.” Frankly, that ideal is very unhealthy. […]
By: Nick Hawks “I wish there was a way to know you were in the good old days before you actually left them.” This quote by The Office’s Andy Bernard, in a rare moment where he wasn’t saying something completely annoying, sums up a lot of our lives. Oftentimes, we fail to realize just how […]
By: Beth Casteel Earlier this school year, The Cauldron reported on the progress of Cleveland State University’s new film and media arts school. That initial update saw the program’s head, Frederic Lahey, as he was still in the early stages of production. Now, months later, The Cauldron met with Lahey once more to go over […]
By Nick Hawks CSU schedule for ‘Pandemic Theatre’ Of everything to be switched to an online format at Cleveland State University for the fall semester, an argument can be made that performing arts has been hit the hardest. Student-to-student interaction is at the core of performing, whether it be in dance, theatre, film, or music. […]
By Adam Schabel The Cleveland State University lacrosse team opened their season at home on Feb. 3 in front of a sold-out crowd at the Krenzler Dome. The Vikings hosted the No. 7 ranked Ohio State Buckeyes. They played the Buckeyes tough, but in the end, Ohio State was too much for Cleveland State to […]
By: Mollee Ryan First Year Music Therapy Major I never wanted to go to Cleveland State. Actually, Cleveland State was the last on my list of colleges of interest. I remember that wayward time in my life — my search for college. I was looking for big schools, schools that would be fun, social and give […]
By Anna Toth Cleveland State University announced that they planned to raise tuition for in-state students by 6 percent starting with the incoming students in fall 2018. However, the incoming class won’t see another hike in tuition for four years under a new Cleveland State University (CSU) Guarantee plan. The plan stems from Ohio allowing […]
