Writing messages with chalk on the ground is a popular publicity method for OU student organizations. So-called "chalking," which Student Life must approve first, can be found primarily along the South Oval and on the sidewalks to the Union and the Bizzell Library, with messages about student events or meetings, elections and public service announcements.
Below are photo examples of the most popular student publicity forms: chalking and fliers.
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| Students often walk past chalk messages, also known as "chalkings," on the South Oval while going to class around campus. |
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