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Based on a true story.
Semantics Roxanne Kehr
I am the king of awkward...
ANGST Caleb Hallead
Danger Safety Sylvia Morrow
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Room 500 Beth Knight & Laura Stockdale
Legendary Moments in Houghton History Luke Crawford
The Minimalist Maximist Keith Reinsel Jr.
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Little Pieces Allison Wolfer
Just remember that it is always in the last place you look for it. If that fails, feel free to borrow from friends who seem have it.
Conspiticy Theory Medi & Kali
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Animals Doing Things That Humans Are Usually The Ones To Do Eli Wallace
I did really see a painting of this.
Misadventures of the Myriad The Gadflies (illustrated by Rachel Wright)
Houghton TP Conservation Club Jane Stairs
We're not splitting hairs, we're splitting toilet paper.
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To the Rescue Joyce Crissman & Izzy Higdon
Okay, they might not have been having sex, but the door was closed, feet were off the ground, and I thought I saw a blanket.
Non-descript Katie Parry
Question of the night: which is stronger, sugar or physics?
cough MLE
school is no place for me
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Rated PG Evan Yeong
Sometimes I wish I was still in school. Then I remember research papers.
With Apologies to the Mature Leah Doty
People can be so inconsiderate.
The Quiet Riot Emily Raczelowski
“Where’s the word blurb? What kind of scam are you
tryin’na pull here, Doty? Oh, the back page, you say. How
silly of me. I guess I overreacted. I’ll be on my way now.”
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Dames and fellas, can you believe it? “Can I believe what?” you ask—yes, I see now I should’ve been
more specific. What I’d like for you to know is that the piece of paper you hold in your hands, the comics
you hold in your gaze, and the memory of the laugh you hold somewhere in your abdominal region,
represent the one hundred and fiftieth installment in the sublime tradition known as The Drawing Board.
We recognize this accomplishment with a mixture of joy, pride, nostalgia, and that feeling a confined old
man might get when he realizes he just etched the 150th annual tally mark into his cell wall. Mostly the
first three, though. No, really, it’s...it’s great. I can almost imagine the sunlight... SEND HELP PLEASE THEY
NEVER LET ME OUT MY FAMILY NEEDS ME I HAVEN’T SMELLED FRESH AIR SINCE ISSUE 76
Joining us today to celebrate this numerically momentous occasion, we are frothing with glee to
present to you a number of brand new comics by an incredible set of artists and humorists—in fact,
there’s so many I’m even not going to list them all by name, and I’m not certain I can even count that
high, so how about you just go back and look for yourself.
Want to check The Drawing Board off your bucket list? Comics can be submitted to CPO 100 or
Sesquicentenially,
Leah
Editor’s Panel
Leah Doty Editor Emily Marie Morrow (MLE) Co-Editor Laura Stockdale Treasurer Roxanne Kehr Distributor John Rhett Faculty Advisor
