Last Week in Photos: Sep. 3- Sep. 10 September 11, 2017Jack Westerheide People of all ages showed up outside of the Ohio Union to protest the executive decision to phase out DACA. Credit: Ris Twigg | Assistant Photo Editor Lydia Garcia, a first-year Ohio State student in women’s, gender and sexuality studies, applied for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program as teenager after her parents left their home illegally in Northern Mexico when she was two years old. Credit: Sheridan Hendrix | Oller Reporter Eddie George and Lee Corso predict Ohio State as the winner of the 2017 OSU- Oklahoma game during the ESPN College GameDay broadcast on Sep. 9. Credit: Jack Westerheide | Photo Editor Students and fans hold up signs and cheer during ESPN's College GameDay show on The Oval for the 2017 OSU- Oklahoma game on Sep. 9. Credit: Nick Clarkson | Social Media Editor The snareline in the OSU Marching Band performs a pep song during a timeout at the OSU vs. Oklahoma football game. Credit: Ris Twigg | Assistant Photo Editor Fans cheer as Ohio State scores a touchdown during the OSU vs. Oklahoma game. Credit: Ris Twigg | Assistant Photo Editor Sophomore wide receiver Austin Mack (11) catches a pass during the Ohio State- Oklahoma game on Sep. 9. Credit: Jack Westerheide | Photo Editor Urban Meyer gather for Carmen Ohio at the end of the Ohio State- Oklahoma game on Sep. 9. Ohio State lost 31-16. Credit: Nick Clarkson | Social Media Editor Young The Giant lead singer Sameer Gadhia performs at Express LIVE on Sep. 10. Credit: Ashley Nelson | Lantern TV Station Manager Students held up signs during ESPN's College GameDay. Credit: Ris Twigg | Assistant Photo Editor Tim McGraw performs with Faith Hill at Nationwide Arena on Sep. 7. Credit: Eli Newman | For The Lantern This weekend, Clintonville music venue, Spacebar, will celebrate its 3rd anniversary with two nights of free shows, featuring seven different bands. Credit: Ris Twigg | Assistant Photo Editor
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