Ohio State University President E. Gordon Gee shared in a classic college experience this week:
His car was towed.

Gee had been playing darts on Tuesday with an OSU senior and her friends who had invited him to
Mamas Pasta & Brew, east of N. High Street near 15th Avenue, when he went to get his car from a
nearby university lot just before 8:30 p.m. It was gone.

“I didn’t have my special sticker,” Gee explained yesterday. “It was silly really, but it all
worked out.”

Gee said he retrieved his car from a private Shamrock Towing Co. lot. He didn’t say if he had to
pay. The next morning, he tweeted about the experience:

“Fun night! Trying to decide which was the more quintessential college experience: Throwing
darts, or realizing my car got towed. #GoodTimes.”

“What can I say? It’s given everyone, including me, a good laugh,” Gee said with a sheepish
grin.

via www.dispatch.com

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