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The Quad is filled with pillow fighting antics as students and faculty attempt to break the world record for largest pillow fight. Photos by Jeremy Scholz and Michael Benda The feathers flew and a battle raged in the Memorial Union Quad as 766 students and faculty attempted to swing their way into the Guiness Book of World Records. It started as a class project. In Small Group Problem Solv ing. Lige Armstrong. Erin Givens. Heather Huff, Amec Samuelsen. Margaret Swank, and Hilary Wilcox took their project even further. After weeks of planning and advertising, they set out to guide OSU to infamy on November 14. 2003. The last record set for largest pillow fight was in June at the Anderson County Courthouse Square in Gannet, Kansas. That fight drew 645 people. With 766 fighting students, the bring-your-ovvn-pillovv event was fun, light hearted and only a little bit violent. As the crowd waited to start, pillow-less bystanders rushed the MU lounge for couch cushions so they could join in. Then, just before I pm. the fighting commenced. The Quad was a mass of people and pillows. It was like my fantasy...except there were guys, said Elliott Weed a fighter in the event. To be official, the fight had to last sixty seconds, but that wasn't a problem for most. After getting pumped up for the fight for nearly an hour, the crowd cut loose and the battle raged on for several minutes. By the time it was over, the Quad was left with trampled sweaters and pillowcases, and more than a few pillows were deemed unusable. The record was sent to Guiness offices in London, but has yet to be confirmed. In any ease. OSU saw its sixty (or more) seconds of fame. Story by Samantha Hudson pillow fight 21
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