The Ohio State University

After murdering Stephen Hicks and desecrating his body in 1978, Dahmer didn't kill again for nine years.

After dropping out of Ohio State University after just one semester, he was spending most of his days drinking until his father urged him to enlist in the U.S. Army.

The alcohol continued as a theme when he joined the army and he moved to Germany.

One of his former colleagues remembers him just sitting in his room drinking gin all day long, not even leaving his room to eat.

But you have to recall, he is 18 years of age.

He's committed to Ohio State University.

It looks like he's going to play another year of juniors, maybe two more before he goes off to the Buckeye State.

But He legitimately can be an impact player for Dallas in four or five years because he can work at today's level.

Then, of course, the Hamilton Center, now the Hamilton School of Cultural and Civic Education at University of Florida.

Then the School of Civic Leadership at the University of North Carolina, at Tennessee, Knoxville, at Ohio State University, the Ohio State University, that's the Chase, Sam and Pete Chase Program in Civics and Culture.

Georgia Tech has just launched its program.

University of South Carolina under Christopher Tollefson in philosophy department there has started its civic education program.

Cincinnati...

Takes on Miami of Ohio.

Baylor hosts Louisiana Tech, who actually kind of hung around against LSU.

Tech did.

One is very obvious.

But the under-the-radar game is one in which I would imagine a lot of people hope or lament the fact that both can't lose.

Kind of like the Ohio State-Texas game with Ryan Day versus Steve Sarkeesian.

It's a shame that both can't lose.

Now, the Texas railroad commissioner is an important position because it involves oil and gas and mineral rights and all of that.

And he's, Beau French is a conservative, right? And he didn't like a picture that he posted showing a bunch of essentially non-white students celebrating Texas' victory, their big comeback win over Ohio State University.

French posted a picture of what looked like a bunch of brown-skinned college kids in And he said, I heard UT graduation this year looked like this.

I didn't believe it.

We need Republicans to win.

So please give me a little bit of grace in understanding where I'm coming from, okay? But when did we go from focusing on the mass deportation of illegals to stopping immigration that is legal? I didn't like that picture that this guy posted, Beau French.

I saw a bunch of college kids wildly celebrating UT beating Ohio State University.

I didn't see brown kids or black kids or white kids or Asian kids.

They went to UC.

They went to The Ohio State University.

Careful what you wish for because that's your prestige, but your kid has to live in that real world once they get that degree and can't use it.

Yeah, and I think that's changing a little bit.

It was here that 29-year-old Shannon Leah Hyatt had built an independent, vibrant world for herself.

A 2017 graduate of the Ohio State University with a degree in psychology, Shannon channeled her sharp, analytical mind into her career as a certified fraud investigator with Nationwide Insurance.

Outside the office, she was deeply woven into the fabric of Central Ohio's creative community and animal welfare networks, dedicating her free hours to rescue efforts and sharing her home with the cats she had saved.

From the pavement outside, Number 1400 was a place of warmth, quiet purpose, and safety.

Okay.

It should go one, Texas, two, Miami, three, the Ohio State University, four, Georgia, Georgia, Georgia.

That's from Sssniperwolf.

Well, Indiana has a case.