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Welcoming The Newest Oiler

Bringing the Odyssey to Findlay's Screens

Hannah Lee Robison
May 23, 2016
Findlay University
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Hi all!

Just a few days ago, I was walking out of yoga class and noticed I had a new message. I opened the new message and responded. After the basic introduction, I was asked if I wanted to be a part of the new chapter of The Odyssey. In a heartbeat I responded with a definite yes. Over the past couple years, I have read many articles published by The Odyssey, all of which brought a smile to face, made me realize I'm not the only one that relates to every episode of Gossip Girl or struggled her first year of college. You also learn you're not the only one that has an extreme Netflix addiction and someone better find a place for us addicts and fast.

Summer is just getting heated up and we are finally getting warmed up to being back in our childhood home for the next three months. I know next semester is the last thing on everybody's mind but I have some pretty exciting news for the students here at the University of Findlay.

Over the next few months, a new chapter of The Odyssey will be hitting the screens of everyone's laptops, cellphones and tablets at the University of Findlay. For those of you that are new to the world of The Odyssey, I'll fill you in on what we are all about. Our goal is to allow the voices of college students to be heard through out college campuses. The articles that you will have the opportunity to read will vary from newest news on the upcoming election, to the latest episode of Grey's Anatomy.

You will see articles, stories, lists, letters, interviews and maybe even some random surprises. Our goal here at the University of Findlay's chapter of The Odyssey is to keep you updated on the latest drama of the big bad world or keep you entertained by the newest drama in our own little bubbles. We are all super excited to be a part of your every day college experiences.

So next semester, when your cramming for that Organic Chemistry exam and decide you need a little break (or long break) make sure you pull up the latest at The Odyssey. You never know, we may become your new source of procrastination or maybe even your new venting buddy when that player you dated, breaks your heart.

Either way, we will be your new companion sitting right next to you on the crazy rollercoaster we all know as college.

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