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Saving the World from Zombies, Once a Week After School

Even before George Romero put out "Night of the Living Dead" in 1968, zombies were a thing.But ever since, Zombies have been a constant presence in our cultural landscape. The unreality of the undead gives the horror of a Zombie Apocalypse a humorous edge. Students at Maryland’s Goucher College wanted to get into the fun and started playing a version of Humans versus Zombies a decade ago. It caught on and fans play the game all over the world, including at Fairview High School in...

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