Wednesday, May 6, 2020
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A letter from the Editor
Top Row (Left to Right): Sudeep Tumma, Ryan Novozinsky, Ellie Melero, Kayla Dunn, Sam Lane, TC Brewster, Adam Luther Bottom Row (Left to Right): Megan Hayes, Abbey Shelley
Kayla Dun n e d i tor i n ch i ef
Mega n H ay e s Li f e st y le E di tor
Ellie M el e ro Ne ws e d i to r
A da m Lu t h e r P h oto e di tor
Sa m Lan e Sports e d i to r
Rya n Novoz i ns k y Di g i tal M e di a e di tor
Sudeep T um m a Asst. Sport s ed i to r
Tc B r e ws t e r G r ap h i c s e di tor
A b b ey S helley Desig n Ed itor
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search. Read the same news Kay la D u n n story from different platforms. E d i to r i n C h i e f @ Kay laJ _ D u n n Research which CEOs own which groups and how that could sway the narrative. Find About five months ago, I came into my current role as platforms and people you trust. The O’Colly Editor in Chief. America needs news, and I With an incredible team of believe it to be a cornerstone of section editors, advisers and a fair democracy. writers, we broke news, enterAs the semester comes to a tainment and sports stories — close, so does my time as The from reporting on SGA violaO’Colly EIC and as a journalIsaac Dennis tions, to wrestling winning the Kayla Dunn served as The O’Colly Editor in ism student at OSU. I love this Chief during the Spring 2020 semester and Big 12 for the eighth time, to has been part of The O’Colly since 2018. community of people dearly, covering what black excellence from an honest, unbiased perand to everyone at The O’Collooks like on campus. spective. Although the news ly, thank you. We made it But, as you know, the largindustry has its flaws, at its through late nights in the news est story of the semester is foundation, it is built upon COVID-19. And aside from room, Ray’s critiques, and the playing the watchdog role for any advice I could offer to uptransition to creating a paper the average person and reportcoming journalists or OSU stuthrough Zoom. Thank you to ing on facts. Without news, citdents, I’d like to point out a everyone who trained and grew izens could never hear about glaring fact. me, and I wish the best to those what members of America’s There is a war being waged taking the reins. upper echelons are doing. on news in the United States. I’ll end with an iconic quote And what’s the best way to Regardless of which side of from the spring 2020 semester keep pesky public opinion out the aisle you find yourself on, because it encompasses all that of the business of politician’s complete societal distrust of all I cannot put into words right and CEOs? To call it all fake. media is a dangerous weapon. now: Although it’s fair to not trust I’ve spent the past four years “There was much unexpecteverything you see online, it’s studying journalism, and every day I am reminded to write more important to do your re- ed.” And there truly was.
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