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Sophomore guard Lenzelle Smith Jr. played a key role in the OSU men’s basketball team’s win against Indiana Sunday.

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CLEVELAND — After five months of anticipation, the installation of 26 miles of tubing under the playing surface and 900 tons of coolant, the Frozen Diamond Faceoff, played between Ohio State and Michigan at Progressive Field in Cleveland, Ohio, finally arrived Sunday.

Once the teams took to the rink, which sat atop the home field of Major League Baseball’s Cleveland Indians, it was business as usual as far as the CCHA conference rivals were concerned, though the No. 15-ranked Wolverines skated to a 4-1 win against the No. 2-ranked Buckeyes.

But preparation for the game, which included constructing the outdoor rink, should hardly be considered business as usual.

Ice Rink Events, a company that builds and maintains both permanent and seasonal skating surfaces all over the world, constructed the playing surface for what might have been the most historic event in the history of OSU men’s ice hockey.

Kevin Gifts, operations manager for the rink built at Progressive Field, said the process of building a rink begins when his installation specialists and technicians install a system of tubes in a flat, base layer of sand.

“There’s about 26 miles of tubing,” Gifts said.

“Then, we run glycol through the tubes.”

Glycol, known more commonly as automotive antifreeze, is pumped through the tubes at subzero

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osu defenseman Devon Krogh (27) races away from 2 michigan forwards during the 1st period of the Frozen Diamond Faceoff, held at Progressive Field in Cleveland, ohio, on Jan. 15.

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The Lantern recaps Sexapalooza, an event featuring dancers, sexual education and more from the weekend.

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With Vice President Joe Biden’s visit to Columbus Thursday focusing on education, President Barack Obama has indicated that he thinks education reform will be a decisive issue in the upcoming 2012 presidential election.

Biden visited Gahanna Lincoln High School with Secretary of Education Arne Duncan to discuss the importance of higher education. Biden said the Obama administration has and will continue to focus on doing everything possible to make sure middle class families can send their children to college.

“Plato once said ‘education is not the filling of a bucket, but the lighting of a fire,’” Biden said on Thursday. “I promise you, high school students, you’ll be surprised what a spark will burn for your entire lifetime if you get a college degree.”

Mitt Romney, a Republican presidential primary candidate and recent winner of the Iowa and New Hampshire caucuses, said he believes in increasing standards for education and quality-based incentives for teachers. During a Republican primary candidate debate in Orlando, Fla., on Sept. 22, Romney voiced his thoughts on education reform.

“One, education has to be held at the local and state level, not at the federal level,” Romney said. “We need to get federal government out of education. And secondly, all the talk about we need

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About a month after a robbery in a campus building, Ohio State Police have released a suspect sketch for the Dec. 6 robbery.

Following the robbery, University police sent out a Buckeye Alert to all students, parents and affiliates enrolled in the system.

At 3:38 p.m., a male with a handgun entered the basement of the campus building located at 33 W. 11th Ave. The suspect then robbed a male victim at

smaller classroom sizes — Look, that’s promoted by the teachers unions to hire more teachers.”

Duncan highlighted the programs and initiatives during the event that Obama has put into place during his time in office.

“We’ve tried to do a lot and we haven’t done everything perfectly yet,” Duncan said. “We have a lot of work ahead of us, but I’m actually really, really proud of what we have done so far.”

Duncan said the Obama administration has “dramatically simplified” the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FASFA) form. They have also created “Pay-As-You-Earn,” a program that allows loan repayments to be capped at 10 percent of an employee’s income.

“As you go forward, your loan repayments are going to be based on your income,” Duncan said.

“So if you have a higher income job, you pay more and if you have a lower income job, like in the public sector as a teacher, you’ll pay less.”

Ron Paul, another Republican primary candidate and runner-up in the New Hampshire caucus, said the student loans system has failed.

“I think the policy of student loans is a total failure. I mean $1 trillion of debt? And what have they gotten? A poorer education and costs that have skyrocketed because of inflation and they don’t have jobs,” Paul said during a November debate.

During the debate on Sept. 22, Romney criticized Obama, but praised Duncan.

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gunpoint, University police Capt. David Rose said. The suspect has not been found.

The suspect is described as a black male in his 30s and is 6-feet-1-inch tall with a thin build. He was wearing a black hoodie, baggy pants and shredded Converse shoes, Rose said. He was also wearing a toboggan-style hat and has a gold tooth.

According to the police report, $40 in cash was stolen at gunpoint from the victim. Rose said no injuries were reported.

The building houses OSU’s Office of Legal Affairs, Office of Student Affairs, Student Housing Legal Clinic and Student Judicial Affairs.

Rose said anyone with information regarding the suspect is encouraged to call the OSU police at 614-292-2121, Rose said.

University Area Crime Stoppers is offering a cash reward of up to $500 for any information leading to the arrest.

Students can call 247-8477 to provide information to Crime Stoppers. All calls to Crime Stoppers are anonymous.

Since November, University police have issued six Timely Warnings, which are different warnings than the Buckeye Alerts, to students, faculty and staff, alerting them of armed robberies in the area.

December’s alert was the first Buckeye Alert issued since the emergency alert text messaging system was updated in October. There have been no Timely Warnings sent by University police since the Dec. 14 warning sent regarding the robbery at the campus-area Donatos Pizza.

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secretary of Education arne Duncan speaks to a group on Thursday about the need for higher education.

Day of service honors MLK Jr. ron milEs Lantern reporter miles.139@osu.edu Despite the day off of classes for a national holiday, students ventured out of bed and to the Ohio Union before 8 a.m. Monday to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. through acts of community service.

Put on by the Ohio Union’s ServeCorps, the MLK Day of Service provided a way for students to be involved in the Columbus community to honor King.

Katie Dean Williams, a first-year masters student in higher education and student affairs, works as a graduate administrative assistant with ServeCorps. Williams organized the day’s events.

Williams and her staff worked with several different companies around Columbus, organizing 48 different sites at which 1,061 students volunteered. These locations included soup kitchens, Columbus Metro Library branches, the YMCA and Big Brothers Big Sisters.

ServeCorps arranged for students to be assigned a volunteer location Monday morning at the Archie M. Griffin Ballroom.

“It’s great to see so many different groups who want to work with OSU students, that are having their staff open up and work with us on a national holiday,” Williams said.

Ohio State students were not the only people involved in service on this holiday. President Barack Obama spoke at a school in Washington D.C., Monday about the importance of service in the community.

“There’s nobody who can’t serve, nobody who can’t help somebody else,” Obama said. “At a time when the country has been going through some difficult economic times, for us to be able to come together as a community, people from all different walks of life, and make sure that we’re giving back, that’s ultimately what makes us the strongest, most extraordinary country on Earth.”

The early morning at OSU began with a welcome ceremony put on

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campus Students weigh in on RPAC changes Caitlin Essig For the Lantern essig.21@osu.edu Ohio State’s RPAC caused a stir when students returned to the facility after winter break to find its scales had been moved and removed.

The scale in the main weight-lifting area was moved behind the area’s information desk, and two others on the first and third floors were removed completely.

Sarah Carnahan, a graduate student and member of OSU’s Body Image Health Task Force, said the idea to move the scales had been debated since September.

Carnahan said moving the scales from their former positions in the RPAC was a decision made to remove the emphasis on weight loss. She said there are still scales in the locker rooms and one behind the desk in the weight area.

“(It’s) a good way to see what happens if we change the environment,” Carnahan said. “(I have been) concerned about how the scales brought everything back to a weight focus.”

She said the environment of the RPAC had previously been more geared toward monitoring one’s weight, a quality of the workout facility that she said negatively affected its customers.

Not everyone agreed.

In the days following students’ return to campus, responses to angry patrons who tweeted complaining about the removal of the scales filled OSU’s Rec Sports’ Twitter feed: @OSURec. “You can still find the scales behind the Fitness Floor desk or in the locker rooms,” was the response given to these angry tweets.

Maria Kenngott, a second-year in English, said it was unnecessary to remove the scales.

“Obviously if you’re at the RPAC it’s not just for wellness, you are doing it for a purpose — you probably want to lose weight or keep track of your progress somehow. Weighing yourself is a big part of that,” Kenngott said.

However, other students agree with Carnahan that this move is a step in the right direction for OSU.

Xavier Thompson, a secondyear in athletic training, said many men go to the RPAC to complete the cycle of sweat, check weight, sweat more. Thompson said they aren’t actually accomplishing anything. The absence of scales could discourage this routine.

Beau Cross, a second-year in sport and leisure studies, agreed with Thompson and said he thinks the removal of the scales was a good idea.

“A lot of people work out not to better their health but to lose weight. They’re just trying to look Cody Cousino / Photo editor better, but looks aren’t everything,” At the beginning of Winter Quarter, the RPAC decided to remove some of the Cross said. “It is unnecessary to scales and move others to de-emphasize the importance of weight loss. check your weight while you work about the issues of weight control, obesity, eating out.” disorders and general wellness.

While the reaction is mixed, Carnahan said “(I hope) more people will be thinking about response to the motion has been mostly positive. exercise and fitness,” Carnahan said. “Working out The task force anticipated a partially negative can become self-affirming rather than having a focus reaction, but Carnahan said any kind of feedback on losing weight.” was positive, because at least people are talking

English program connects international students, creates ‘unique’ cultural experience Dani Wedemeyer Lantern reporter wedemeyer.9@osu.edu The English Conversation Partners Program is filling up fast Winter Quarter, but interested students can sign up in the spring to gain cultural knowledge and have a unique experience with another student.

The program pairs an international student with an American student so they can practice speaking English and learn about each other’s cultures.

Lulu Shao, an international first-year Ph.D. student in veterinary medicine, said she was grateful to practice speaking English during her time with the ECP program, and that she and her partner learned about each other’s customs.

“We talked about American food and Chinese food, and I told her (how) Chinese college students live,” Shao said. “We both (were) interested in the different cultures between the U.S. and China.”

Culture was also the focus of discussion for Chiqian Fu, a third-year in actuarial science, and her American-born partner. Fu came to the U.S. from China after high school and lived with a host family who mentioned the ECP program.

Although most conversation sessions are one-onone, sometimes they get together with friends.

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“We watched movies and once we hung out with my friends and her friends as a group,” Fu said. “It is nice to be in a one-on-one situation mostly though because it is casual, relaxed and very comfortable.”

Fu also said it’s about being comfortable socially and getting to know people, not simply speaking English. She said she is glad she became involved with the program because she thinks it has helped her transition into American life and wishes more students were part of the ECP program.

“It’s a feeling of being welcome and to know that people here, especially OIA (the Office of International Affairs), are here to help international students adapt to American life,” Fu said. “It would be good if more students were involved so we can share our cultures.”

Caroline Omolesky, immigration coordinator at Ohio State, said there are 100-300 participants each quarter, and she thinks both international and domestic students who take part benefit from the time talking with their peers. Many of the international students who are looking for people to talk with are from Eastern Asia, such as China and Korea. “(The ECP program) gives (students) a chance to come into contact with someone from a completely different cultural and linguistic background, and learn firsthand about ways of life they may not be

familiar with,” Omolesky said in an email. “For a variety of reasons it can sometimes be difficult for international students to make close American friends, so one of the main goals of the program is to encourage friendships that might not otherwise have formed.”

Catherine Guo, a third-year in psychology, said her partner gave her tours of campus, took her to High Street and showed her around town.

“Her family owns a restaurant so we ate there often. She also had me try frozen yogurt for the first time,” Guo said.

Guo said she felt that lots of the domestic students involved were immigrants themselves, like her partner who came to the U.S. from Vietnam when she was very young, or that they have international issues in their lives such as studying abroad.

Fu agreed, adding that students studying a foreign language seem more interested as well.

Terry Barakat, academic specialist at the English Language Institute at Missouri State University, said in an email that there are two programs like this

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Duncan, is doing a good thing by saying, ‘You know what? We should insist that teachers get evaluated and that schools have the opportunity to see which teachers are exceeding and which ones are failing and that teachers that are not successful are removed from the classroom,’” Romney said. “Those ideas by Secretary Duncan, that is a lot better than what the president did, which is cutting off school choice in the Washington, D.C., schools.”

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temperatures, Gifts said. Once the glycol is coursing through the piping system, a process of flooding and painting the surface begins. Nine-hundred tons of chiller were used to maintain the ice surface.

“We bring (the water) up above the tubes, and then we paint it white,” Gifts said. “Then, we bring the water up about another inch and we paint all the logos in.”

The ice surface featured OSU and Michigan’s logos, as well as an Indians’ “C” and the Frozen Diamond Faceoff logo at center ice.

From beginning to end, the process of constructing the rink, originally constructed in November, takes about five days. The ice also received frequent treatment from Zambonis, which drive on the ice and apply a thin, fresh layer of water to repair small inconsistencies and divots left from ice skates.

Having built outdoor ice rinks in Mexico City, Mexico, Kosovo, India, South America and at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, Ice Rink Events has the process of

Biden said during the Thursday event that higher education directly impacts the unemployment rate.

“Unemployment rate is one half for college graduates of what it is nationally, so it matters folks,” he said. “Sixty-eight percent of jobs in the next decade are going to require a college degree.”

The unemployment rate in the U.S. and Ohio is at 8.5 percent, as of December 2011. The unemployment rate for a college graduate over the age of 25 with a college degree is 4.1 percent.

The next primary race for the Republican candidate will be in South Carolina on Jan. 21. Ohio’s primary election will be on March 6.

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Despite Gifts’ constant monitoring of the ice-surface temperature, the start of the third period was delayed due to a localized problem with the ice near the blue line. Referees used a water bottle from the penalty box and snow that had collected along the sideboards to fill a hole. Referees then pounded the slushy mix into the hole with a game puck.

The problem was temporary, though, and the third period of play commenced minutes later.

Before Sunday’s game began, Dale Gallapoo, an ice rink installer for Ice Rink Events, said that special attention to the ice, boards, dashers and glass would continue throughout the game.

“We’re allowed to sit around the outskirts and watch incase glass breaks during the game or something,” Gallapoo said.

Gallapoo said that after weeks of special attention to the Progressive Field rink, it was rewarding to finally see competitive action take place at the rink he helped create.

“This is new to see a collegiate hockey game like this on our rink,” he said. “We do a lot of rinks where people just skate around and have fun. Something serious like this on our rink — it’s cool.”

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Austin told the story of Clyde Kennard, an African-American who attempted to enroll at Mississippi State College (now the University of Southern Mississippi at Hattiesburg), and was turned down numerous times from 1957-1959. He was later framed for robbery by local authorities and sentenced to seven years in prison. Kennard died three years into his sentence from being overworked and beaten.

Austin explained that Kennard’s story was one of many that motivated King’s civil rights movement, and that “Dr. King was more than a dreamer, he was a doer.”

After hearing from the speakers, about 1,000 volunteers ventured out into the city to do their part in honoring King.

Sam Urs, a third-year in biomedical engineering, said the opportunity to take part in such an event was just as simple as it was rewarding.

“ServeCorps makes it easy for students to take

part in MLK Service,” Urs said. “Rather than finding a way to do it alone, you can just show up at the Union and volunteer with others. They already have the locations to volunteer at set up for you.”

Even students from outside the OSU community took part in the event. While on a trip visiting BuckeyeThon, a group of four students from the University of Maryland’s dance charity called Terp Thon took time out of their trip to volunteer with MLK Day of Service.

“It’s cool to see such a big university come together on a day off, and see it from and outside perspective,” said Melanie Modula, a third-year at Maryland.

Many who were involved with the day’s activities said they were pleased with the number of volunteers who showed up to take part in service.

“The one word that comes to mind is beautiful,” said Searius Add, a spoken-word poet and speaker at the event. “For people to take a ‘day off’ and make it a ‘day on’ is rather humbling.”

After many hours of planning the volunteer efforts for the day, Williams said she hopes the MLK Day of Service will serve as a stepping stone for volunteers to continue their service efforts on their own.

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MSU’s program echoes importance of friendship. at MSU, one of which is formal with assignments related to the interactions, the other informal and very similar to the OSU program.

“In the social work department, there is a class called human diversity designed to expose the future social workers to the diversity of the people they will help,” Barakat said. “We partner the 40-plus students with ELI students in our high-intermediate and advanced listening levels. The partners must meet and fill out journals or logs with guided questions about the experience.”

Barakat echoed Omolesky about the friendships that can be made through the program.

“These relationships are great because the Americans get a personal look into another culture and the International gets to use their English authentically outside of the classroom plus make a friend on campus and get some insight into campus life,” he said.

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Andrew Holleran Senior Lantern reporter holleran.9@osu.edu CLEVELAND — It was unlike any game they had ever played, and an experience that they may never forget, but as the final horn sounded Sunday, the Ohio State men’s hockey team left the ice disappointed after arguably one of its worst performances of the 2011-12 season.

The No. 2-ranked Buckeyes fell to No. 15-ranked Michigan, 4-1, in the state of Ohio’s first outdoor college hockey game, the “Frozen Diamond Faceoff,” in front of 25,864 fans at Progressive Field in Cleveland.

Michigan had goals from four different players, and senior goalie Shawn Hunwick made 31 saves as the Wolverines swept a two-game set from OSU after defeating the Buckeyes, 4-0, on Friday.

Senior OSU forward Cory Schneider attributed part of the Buckeyes’ poor performance to the team not having played on such a big stage before.

“I thought you could tell a little bit in the first period, we were a bit in awe of the situation,” Schneider said.

“Michigan has some experience in outdoor games before. I’m not using that as an excuse. That shouldn’t have prevented us from competing.”

The Wolverines had their way with OSU from the start, outshooting the Buckeyes, 16-11, and scoring twice in the opening period.

Junior forward Chris Brown put Michigan on the board first with a five-hole goal past OSU senior goalie Cal Heeter at 7:31 in the first period.

Brown found the puck on a rebound after a Wolverine’s shot bounced off Heeter.

The Buckeyes looked like they would tie the game minutes later when Schneider’s shot flew past Hunwick, but the puck clapped against the post of Hunwick’s goal.

The shot was the closest OSU came to scoring in the first period.

The Wolverines scored again with a goal from freshman forward Alex Guptill, who tallied after Brown dropped the puck to him in the left circle at 13:33 in the first. “(The first period) deflated us. We needed to bounce back after the first and compete at a higher level. It was a difficult first period,” Schneider said.

OSU trailed, 2-0, after 20 minutes, but came out strong in the second period.

Sophomore forward Chris Crane scored his team-high 13th goal of the season 50 seconds into the middle stanza. OSU freshman forward Max McCormick slid the puck to Crane in front of the crease, and Crane found the back of the net.

Crane’s goal proved to be the only one of the game for the Buckeyes’, and only the fourth in four games for OSU. “We’re in a funk,” Crane said of OSU’s offensive struggles. “All teams go through adversity over the course of a season. We just have to work hard in practice and work our way out of it on the ice.”

Michigan added to its 2-1 lead with two goals in a 28-second span in the middle of the second period.

OSU had a costly turnover in its defensive zone, and Wolverine sophomore forward Derek DeBlois made the Buckeyes pay with a goal at 9:47 in the second following the change in possession.

Just 28 seconds later, Michigan senior center David Wohlberg drove the Buckeyes’ net, slipped the puck

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Members of the OSU men’s hockey team celebrate sophomore forward Chris Crane’s goal during the Frozen Diamond Faceoff against Michigan, Jan. 15. OSU lost, 4-1. past Heeter, and the Wolverines led, 4-1.

After the Wolverines’ fourth goal, OSU coach Mark Osiecki replaced Heeter, whose .932 save percentage coming into Sunday’s contest ranked fifth in the nation, with junior goalie Brady Hjelle.

“Cal has been solid for us.

Unfortunately two goals happened bang-bang, and we had to make a change,” Osiecki said. “Certainly not pointing the finger at Cal. We have to do a better job in front of him, but it was just a situation where maybe this will jump-start our team.”

Michigan failed to score with Hjelle in net, but the Wolverines’ defense continued to stifle the Buckeyes and OSU went on to lose, 4-1.

Osiecki said that even though OSU

wasn’t at the top of its game, Michigan was fully deserving of the victory.

“You have to give credit to Michigan — they were the better club tonight. Their goalie, defensemen and transition game are all terrific,” he said.

OSU dropped to 14-6-3, 10-5-3-1 in the CCHA. The Buckeyes, who had a seven-point lead in the conference before the weekend, now have just a one-point advantage over secondplace Western Michigan.

Michigan improved to 14-8-4, 8-6-4-1 in the CCHA. The Wolverines are currently on a nine-game unbeaten streak and sit alone in third place in the conference.

OSU next plays a two-game home set against No. 13-ranked Ferris State, starting Friday at 7:05 p.m.

Raise the banner The OSU men’s volleyball team celebrated its 2011 NCAA Tournament triumph by unveiling a championship banner before the Buckeyes’ Jan. 14 match against Penn State at St. John Arena. Read more about the banner-unveiling ceremony online at www.thelantern.com/sports.

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OSU sophomore guard Lenzelle Smith Jr. dribbles in a game against Indiana Jan. 15. OSU won, 80-63.

By all accounts, sophomore guard Lenzelle Smith Jr. is the Ohio State men’s basketball team’s fifth man.

Sophomore forwards Jared Sullinger and Deshaun Thomas, along with senior guard William Buford, provide the Buckeyes with most of the scoring and sophomore guard Aaron Craft gets headlines for his toughness and defense.

But Smith Jr. often lurks in the background of OSU’s starting five, quietly filling up the stat sheet.

There was nothing quiet about Smith Jr.’s performance in OSU’s 80-63 victory against Indiana Sunday.

The fifth man stepped into the forefront before a national audience and exploded for 28 points and seven rebounds.

At halftime, Smith Jr. had outscored the entire Indiana team, 18-14.

It was a performance nobody saw coming, including Indiana coach Tom Crean.

“Lenzelle went above and beyond today,” Crean said. “He averages about four shots a game and today he was 10-of-12. He was the difference in the game.”

Perhaps more surprising than the performance itself was the timing of it. Smith Jr. admitted to feeling under the weather during OSU’s loss to Illinois Jan. 10 and missed a few practices while recovering.

“He’s had strep throat,” Matta said. “I honestly didn’t know if he was going to play. He didn’t practice Thursday. He didn’t practice Friday. He wasn’t even here.“ Smith Jr. said it was difficult being away from his teammates while he was sick.

“It’s been tough because I had to be away from my team,” he said. “This is my family so not being by these guys is hard for me. I got some great sleep and chicken noodle soup though.”

Smith Jr. returned to practice Saturday and Matta had a game plan waiting for him.

“When I got back yesterday we had some different sets that were specifically for the guys leaving me (open),” Smith Jr. said. “It turned out to be good.”

Matta said that in the team’s first matchup with Indiana, he noticed the Hoosiers were double teaming the post off of Smith Jr. He expected Indiana to employ a similar strategy Sunday and when they did, Smith Jr. capitalized.

“That’s probably a coach’s dream because you’re making them pay for the adjustment they’re making,” Matta said. “(Smith Jr.) did a tremendous job with that.”

In the second half, Indiana changed their defensive strategy and stopped leaving Smith Jr. to double team the post. Sullinger capitalized and scored 14 points in the second half.

“It works both ways with me and Lenzelle,” Sullinger said. “If I kick out to Lenzelle, Lenzelle is wide open in the first half. Then all of the sudden they start sticking to Lenzelle … so Lenzelle started kicking it back to me. It’s just a two-way street.”

Crean said that when the Buckeyes are able to look to guys like Smith Jr. to make teams pay for focusing more on Sullinger or Buford defensively, OSU is as dangerous of a team as there is in the nation.

“They can win the national championship with that,” Crean said. “That’s what it comes down to.”

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A dancer performs as part of Sexapalooza, which took place at Franklin County Veterans Memorial Jan. 13-15.

Sex sells — and this weekend, the people of Columbus were buying.

With its first stop in the U.S., Sexapalooza brought burlesque dancers, sexual education and a variety of toys and sexual contraptions to the Franklin County Veterans Memorial Friday through Sunday.

About 8,000 guests, who paid $20 at the door to attend, were greeted by several scantily clad women and given a gift bag with free lubricant samples upon entering. Exhibitors sold a variety of things, from necklaces to nail polish to nipple clamps.

The large, dimly-lit room pulsed with loud beats and cheers from the main stage as patrons shopped and stared at images of sex playing on several large screens.

Hailing from Ontario, Canada, Sexapalooza is in its fourth year. Although Columbus was its first stop in the U.S., the show was originally scheduled to take place in Philadelphia, Pa. Unfortunately for the show’s producer, Liz Lewis, the venue fell outside the city lines, and township laws prohibited burlesque dancing, forcing the show to move to Ohio.

Lewis said while Columbus wasn’t her first choice for an American show, the city fit all the requirements, including a population of about 1 million people, a higher income level and a liberal mindset.

“The fact that there’s a university and a college here, you tend to have a more liberal attitude,” Lewis said. “I knew Columbus would have a lot of burlesque, a lot of artists and a lot of entertainers.”

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OSU alum, ‘Alcatraz’ creator breaks into television business Collin Howard Lantern reporter howard.772@osu.edu Though creating the next big thing on TV is an ambition shared by many, Bryan Wynbrandt may be the only one who can say he made his dreams soar via the tight confines of Alcatraz.

As a former Ohio State student who moved westward with a dream, Wynbrandt has struck potential gold with his new show “Alcatraz,” which debuted Monday on Fox. The show follows the investigation of 302 Alcatraz prisoners and guards who reappeared 50 years after they vanished.

After having several behind-the-scenes roles, including writing for the ABC Family show, “Kyle XY,” he can now add “creator” to his resume.

Along with his writing partner, Steven Lilien, Wynbrandt, who also serves as co-executive producer, helped construct a storyline strong enough to entice the producing talents of J.J. Abrams, whose past experience includes shows such as “Felicity,” “Alias,” “Fringe” and “Lost.” Success might have struck Wynbrandt in 2012, but it has been a life-long journey up to this point.

Wynbrandt, a Cleveland native and an OSU alumnus, said television shows during his childhood greatly impacted his aspirations. He had a fascination with “The Twilight Zone” and Alfred Hitchcock productions.

“It was always TV and film — it always spoke to me more than written words,” Wynbrandt said.

This fascination led Wynbrandt to OSU where he pursued a bachelor’s degree in English and creative writing. Summer internships allowed him to hold positions at the movie studio Miramax and the Cannes Film Festival in France.

His former instructor and professor in the creative writing program at OSU, Michelle Herman, said she remembers Wynbrandt very well.

“He talked a mile a minute and had a very memorable presence in the classroom,” Herman said.

She said although she didn’t think Wynbrandt

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OSU alumnus Bryan Wynbrandt is the creator and co-executive producer of the new drama ‘Alcatraz,’ which premiered Jan. 16. The show is scheduled to air at 8 p.m. Mondays on Fox. would end up being a fiction writer, she wasn’t at all surprised to hear that he was writing for television and movies. She said she always believed that he was a diligent student who had it in him.

“He was absolutely determined not to give up,” Herman said.

Wynbrandt himself stressed the importance of going after your dream.

“You need to take a big chance and takes risks,” Wynbrandt said.

He also encouraged students not to be afraid of traveling and to realize the importance of location.

“If you know you want to do film, go to L.A.,” he said. “If you want to go into alligator farm raising, you go to the South. Go where the work is.”

Being independent isn’t the only thing Wynbrandt said is hard. He said it is essential not to underestimate your own value.

“No one will do anything for you,” Wynbrandt said. “Trust your own voice.”

It is these pointers that Wynbrandt said he has used to get where he is. He said he hopes they help

students to realize that it is possible “if you have a vision.”

He has worked in Hollywood for more than a decade but said attending OSU is still one of the things he holds dear.

“It is one of the things that defines me still,” Wynbrandt said.

As for Herman, she will stick to her guns throughout the season and focus on content rather than visual appeal.

“I will probably watch the show with my eyes closed and my hands over my eyes,” Herman said.

Others, while proud of the accomplishments of an OSU alumnus, were reserving judgment for the premiere.

“I’m glad that an OSU student wrote a TV show that was good enough to be on network television,” said Chris Seaman, a second-year in interior design.

“We’ll see if it’s any good. That’s a surprise.”

“Alcatraz” airs Mondays at 8 p.m. on Fox. Shay Trotter contributed to this story.

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Lewis said that while many people came out to see the dancers and buy toys, the educational side of the show is important.

“There is a huge educational aspect to the show,” Lewis said. “The more you know about your sexuality, the more powerful you feel.”

Along with performances by local burlesque group The Ooh-La-La’s, the show offered guests a sex museum with panels of information on the history of sex, vintage lingerie and old pornography on display. Local group, Adventures in Sexuality, was on site doing demonstrations of bondage equipment. There were also instructional videos and seminars on different topics, including oral sex.

Jason Rabant, a second-year in aeronautical engineering, attended the event with his girlfriend to find outfits and toys. Rabant said Columbus is a perfect host to Sexapalooza.

“Columbus is sexy because there are a lot of younger people, it’s a young city, and when you’re young you want to explore everything and this is perfect for that,” Rabant said.

Others did not like the idea of Sexapalooza.

“I do not think it’s okay for it to be that close to school,” said April Ou, a first-year in biology. “I think that’s really gross. That kind of scares me.”

Greg Kissner, a Columbus native, attended the event to film his web series, “The Middle West Show.” Kissner took part in a demonstration where he was strapped to a bed with Velcro, but said the people-watching was the best part of the event.

“The most interesting thing is just meeting the crazy people who come out to these things,” Kissner said. “It brings people out of the woodwork.”

Lewis said Sexapalooza will return to Columbus next year.

Columbus Winter Beerfest was supposed to be a night of tasting some quality craft beers from some of the finest breweries and microbreweries around the country.

In actuality, it was a lot of 20-and-30-somethings getting drunk while standing in The Greater Columbus Convention Center Saturday.

When I arrived fashionably late, the front ticket office stopped selling tickets after reaching capacity.

This was the first sign that Beerfest was not going to be the classy event I hoped for.

Upon entering the auditorium, it was almost impossible to hear anything. The usual hum that comes with a large amount of people trying to talk over each other seemed amplified as if people were instead trying to drunkenly yell over each other. This was the second sign.

Most participants were given plastic 5 oz. cups.

VIP ticket holders received glass 8 oz. mugs, and

everyone received a sheet of about 25 tickets. Each ticket was supposed to be handed to the vendors for one refill of your cup. The idea was to limit how much everyone could drink.

I felt left out. Everyone was drinking and I hadn’t had a sip, so I went straight for the shortest line I could find. After a short wait, I arrived at the vendor’s

counter ready to hand them a ticket for my first beer.

They filled my cup, smiled and didn’t ever ask for a ticket. At this point I realized that the vendors didn’t care about tickets since they were giving the beer away.

I moved on, trying to make my way through the mass of people. There were three large aisles, each about 50 yards long by 40 yards wide. Each aisle was packed with people standing shoulder-toshoulder.

I met up with a few friends and we moved on the next vendor which specialized in Scottish ales.

These were the kinds of beers I had shown up for.

Something flavorful and different from your average craft beer, such as Blue Moon.

We then made our way to the center aisle and went straight for a hard cider. The Crispin Natural Hard Apple Cider was easily the best drink I had of the night, and was one of the few names I bothered to commit to memory. It was sweet and delicious, like drinking cold, sparkling apple juice.

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[ a +e ] Urban Arts Space exhibit explores new art media Caitlyn Wasmundt Lantern reporter wasmundt.1@osu.edu

CAITLYN WASMUNDT / Lantern reporter

Artist Joshua Foy works on his 26-foot obelisk made of clothing as part of ‘Object/Imprint,’ an exhibit scheduled to begin at the OSU Urban Arts Space Jan. 17 and run through March 3.

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Winter Beerfest a crowded, noisy mess full of drunk people From there, we bounced around a few more vendors and eventually made our way to the last aisle. There was a silent disco, where everyone in the fenced-off area was wearing wireless headphones.

By the time we made it to Goose Island at 10 p.m., they announced that they were out of beer and were closing for the night. Most of the better vendors also ran dry, leaving only the beers nobody wanted.

As we were deciding which vendor to try next, I noticed one individual, likely emblazoned by alcohol, throw his plastic cup as far as he could, hitting someone in the back.

Tuesday January 17, 2012

A 26-foot pillar made of clothing, a bunker made of torn pillows and more displays created by artists’ eyes.

“Object/Imprint,” a new exhibition held at the OSU Urban Art Space, begins Tuesday.

The show, proposed by co-curators and participants Joshua Foy and Melissa Vogley Woods, is intended to display works made by artists who have been trained in traditional works and mediums, but whose work has outgrown those same classic techniques.

The show will feature various local artists. Woods and Foy developed the concept two years ago. The hardest part of presenting the idea for the show was coming up with the title and getting the title and the artwork to correspond with each other, Foy said.

Woods and Foy worked together to find artists they were comfortable with, along with artwork.

“Object/Imprint” is a display of art that has been created to show an object or an idea and its imprint on the artist.

Foy’s piece in the show, currently untitled, is a 26-foot tower of clothing in the shape of the Washington Monument, which Foy said resonates with him on a number of levels.

Foy said his original idea was three smaller works of art, each as a tribute to family members who

passed away. The three smaller works grew into one massive piece when Foy toured the gallery and saw the space provided to him.

The tower’s construction was made to pay tribute to Foy’s grandmother, he said.

“She was a fashionista before her time,” Foy said.

Each artist’s work fits into the show differently, Woods said.

Foy said his work fits in a couple of different ways. The obelisk is a symbol of wealth and power and the clothing represents his grandmother and the imprint she left on his life, Foy said.

Woods’ style of art coincides with the show in a different manner. A reoccurring theme in Woods’ work deals with houses and the connection of neighborhoods.

Woods, who will have six-to-eight pieces displayed, uses found objects as her medium.

Anything from pillows to plaster and rope are worked into Woods’ designs.

The house is the imprinted object for Woods. “(It shows) how I can’t let go of the house as a context of my work,” Woods said.

Woods said she does not see a time where the house does not make its way into her work.

“Object/Imprint” will be displayed from Tuesday to March 3 and is free to the public.

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That’s when every sign I had missed truly set in.

This was now thousands of intoxicated people all in one spot, who would soon all be forced to leave at the same time.

We decided to leave early. At the exit, there was another person, clearly at the level of drunkenness known as “total moron.” Something made him decide it was a good idea to throw his glass cup straight at the concrete ground.

Glass shards, one of which hit my friend in the face, went everywhere as he ran away. Moments later, another male noticed a plastic cup on the ground and stomped on it, again sending shards everywhere.

Beerfest was supposed to be a fun night of tasting some upscale beers and ciders. It was instead a crowded, noisy mess, full of drunken idiots.

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