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"Chimb-O-H-I-O-razo"

by Bryan Mark, - Associate Professor, Geography & Byrd Polar Research Center

Camp at 14,000 feet above sea level on Chimborazo, Ecuador's highest glacierized volcano. Geography-Byrd Polar Research Center research team (L-R): Jeff LaFrenierre (OSU Ph.D. candidate); Leonardo (Ecuadorian guide); Pat Burns (2010 OSU B.S. Earth Science); and Bryan Mark (OSU Assoc Prof, Geography)

Labels: Faculty/Staff, Latin America/Caribbean

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It started out as a simple football cheer. But today, "O-H-I-O" means the whole package: strong athletic traditions, major school spirit, academic achievements, and outreach efforts.

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Fans, band members, and even Brutus showed their Buckeye pride outside the Shoe before the Ohio State v. Minnesota game (Oct. 24, 2009).

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