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Road Trip

by Cayce Clifford & James McAuley

May 09, 2010 No Comments by

When we were told the theme of this first edition of the The Essay was “Live and Learn” and were asked to write an article about our crazy summer road trip, we weren’t sure where to begin. Then again, we weren’t exactly sure where to start when we set about planning a trip that would carry us across the nation, visiting 25 states and most of the great western American landmarks, cameras in hand.

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A Human’s Tale

by Scott Angles
photos by Kim Hackman

May 09, 2010 No Comments

It began Wednesday, the 21st of October.  At 11:00 p.m., Eastern Standard Time, roughly 200 heavily armed individuals entered Morton Hall amphitheater.  Many were dressed in drab, utilitarian BDUs, some were dressed more extravagantly.  There was even one group who appeared to be wearing lederhosen.

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Humans vs. Zombies – The Zombie Perspective

by Jenny Strickland
photos by Kim Hackman

May 07, 2010 No Comments

Om nom nom,” says Branden Haney, 18, a biology major, as he tugs on my armband. That’s it. I have been, rather unceremoniously, turned into a zombie.

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News

Buyouts Present a Tough Decision For Ohio University Executives

By Megan Exline

Story By, Megan Exline   Budget is a hot topic around here. It seems OU is always looking for a way to save money and trim costs. So when buyouts were put on the table, OU executives were faced with a decision, should they offer it? Human Resources administered the buyouts. As Chief Human Resource [...]

Witnesses say arrested OU student faced racial harassment

by Andrew Zucker

As originally reported by The Post, OU student Nathaniel Huggins, on hiatus fall quarter, was arrested October 9 and charged with felonious assault and aggravated menacing. According to court documents, he allegedly stabbed a former student with an edged-weapon — five weeks prior to his arrest — on September 5.

Unified Studios

Ugonna Okpalaoka
photos by Lydia Deakin

Athens’ new tattoo parlor is more than just that. Combining tattoo and piercing skills with an art gallery, is helping it gain new customers and make a name for itself.