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After President E. Gordon Gee compared the task of coordinating 18 Ohio State divisions to that of coordinating the Polish Army last week, many Polish-Americans are up in arms about the comment.

During a speech at the Columbus Metropolitan Club on Jan. 11, Gee said, “When we had these 18 colleges all kind of floating around, they were kind of like PT Boats, they were shooting each other. It was kind of like the Polish Army or something. I have no idea what it was.”

Gee made the comment during the questionand-answer portion of an event about OSU’s ability to maintain a secure financial foundation and to further the university’s mission as a research

institution. He immediately realized his mistake and, referencing previous slip-ups, said he had done it again and would now have to raise money for the Polish Army.

OSU’s Polish Club has had discussions about the comment and has spoken with other local Polish clubs about their reactions to the comments, said Caroline Krakowski, a third-year in psychology and president of OSU’s Polish Club, in an email. She said the club was insulted by the comments.

“We are extremely proud of our heritage and of the accomplishments of Polish people throughout history,” Krakowski said in the email. “The comments made by President E. Gorden Gee negatively impacted our mission and were an insult to our nationality.”

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BrandOn rOSin Lantern reporter rosin.7@osu.edu A stark, black W casts a shadow across the English Wikipedia website.

“Imagine a world without free knowledge,” the page reads.

Wikipedia, Reddit, Rock Paper Shotgun, Craigslist and hundreds of other sites shut down Wednesday in protest of the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and Protect Intellectual Property Act (PIPA).

“This is an extraordinary action for our community to take,” said Jimmy Wales, founder of Wikipedia, in a press release. “And while we regret having to prevent the world from having access to Wikipedia for even a second, we simply cannot ignore the fact that SOPA and PIPA endanger free speech both in the United States and abroad, and set a frightening

precedent of Internet censorship for the world.”

The legislation, that many Ohio lawmakers have concerns about, would allow content holders and the Department of Justice to require websites, search engines and ad agencies to blacklist websites associated with piracy or linking to pirated content. This includes links and content made by users.

According to AmericanCensorship. org, “A few infringing links are enough to block a site full of legal material, and sites become liable for userposted content” under SOPA/PIPA. Many other websites, including Google.com and Wired.com, blacked out their content or logos in solidarity.

These sites include links to pages with more information on the legislation, along with forms to contact senators and representatives.

David Howcroft, a graduate student in linguistics and member of

Ohio for Internet Freedom, described the bill as “anti-competitive” and said it has “a chilling effect on web entrepreneurship in general.”

Putting such limitations on content, and pressure for websites to police that content, creates a turbulent climate for new companies, Howcroft said.

“It really discourages innovation online,” said Logan Frederick, a fourth-year in computer science and economics.

Because the language of the bill is so vague, Frederick said it can be interpreted in any way the government or corporations want.

The fear is that this censorship will provide yet another barrier to entry for new websites and internet companies. The legislation does not delete pirated content, but instead forces U.S. sites and search engines to omit links to “rogue websites” containing pirated material.

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“Any site that has comments, a forum, video streaming, user content in any form, is in real danger of being destroyed by SOPA and PIPA,” read the front page of “Rock, Paper, Shotgun,” a popular video game blog. “YouTube, Facebook, Wikipedia, Twitter … The Internet, as this wonderful, extraordinary, free and beautiful thing, would be broken forever.”

Under SOPA and PIPA, websites are fully responsible for community content. A few links to infringing YouTube videos in your website’s comment section could be enough for legal attention, critics worry.

Their goal is to protect content holders, but the bills aren’t beneficial to artists, said Andy Anderson, a fourth-year in theater.

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Semester switch prompts some to scurry THaiLYr ScriVner Senior Lantern reporter scrivner.2@osu.edu

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Spring graduation numbers are expected to rise because of students wanting to avoid the switch from quarters to semesters.

Ohio State will switch to semesters starting Summer 2012, and the idea of the switch has caused many students to push for earlier graduation.

“It’s a concern because we want to make sure there’s enough classes for students to finish,” said John Wanzer, assistant provost in the Office of Undergraduate Education.

Students are attempting to bypass any changes made under the semester system.

“Because the whole system is switching, I just felt that something might not go right with the way my grades would transfer,” said Andrew Zuk, a third-year in theater. “I didn’t know for sure but just the thought of switching to semesters and whatnot just didn’t sit well with me, so I took the initiative of graduating early.”

Zuk has been taking 20 hours or more each quarter since his first year at OSU, when OSU announced it would be shifting from quarters to semesters in 2012.

Zuk said a few of his friends have classes that will

not transfer to semester credits. He said he’s also heard some people are excited to start and end at the same time as most schools on a semester schedule.

Kara Lapso, a third-year in international studies, also decided to graduate a full year early.

“The more I got those emails from the graduation office saying you have to check with this office, the more I thought I just didn’t want to do it,” Lapso said. “They look so complicated and I don’t really want to be here for this.”

Lapso said she took 20 hours or more each quarter to stay on track. She said her major’s coursework allowed her to be able to take more hours than average.

This could potentially lead to an increase in the number of graduates this spring, said Brad Myers, the University registrar.

Myers said this is the expectation because of feedback from institutions who have made the transition. This includes universities like Toledo and Minnesota.

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After OSU released the old contractor from their duties on the South Oval, little progress has been made. However, one university official says the project could still finish ahead of schedule.

Despite hiring a new contractor in September, the South Oval geothermal drilling site has seen little activity recently.

Scott Conlon, Ohio State project manager, said this is all according to plan, a plan that could result in an early completion.

Once the drilling and construction in the Hale lot is complete, they will move on to the South Oval, Conlon said.

The new subcontractor, Minnesota-based BergersonCaswell, is doing “very well,” Conlon said.

“It’s going well enough that we are looking to expedite the work in the South Oval,” Conlon said. “But we’re just getting our hands around how that might happen.”

Conlon said they should know within the next week or two whether an earlier end date for the South Oval project is feasible.

In November, Conlon told The Lantern that the project was to be completed in October 2013. At the time the project was at least $200,000 over budget after letting Maryland-based Chesapeake Geosystems, Inc. out of its contract.

Thyrone Henderson, associate director of university residences and dining services, said he knows students are curious about all of the construction going on around South Campus.

Bethany Cluff, a first-year in classics, said the construction is a poor representation of campus.

“If I’m having people visit, I just tell them, ‘Just don’t look,’” Cluff said. “‘This is not what campus is like.’”

With the Office of Student Life, Henderson is a part of a group that created “What’s Growing On?,” a website designed to educate students, faculty, staff and other members of the OSU community about new projects. The website features maps, aerial photos and sketches of the South Campus construction and residence hall renovations. It also features four webcams, including one of the Hale lot, that allow visitors to watch live feeds of various projects on South Campus.

Henderson said he is pleased OSU has taken initiative with the geothermal project.

“It’s amazing that Ohio State has kind of taken this opportunity to take leadership in this area and meet certain green standards,” Henderson said.

The $10.3 million project that was intended to use geothermal energy to heat and cool South Campus was delayed after ineffective drilling methods prompted the university to part ways with Chesapeake Geosystems, Inc., The Lantern reported in November.

Conlon said there have been no changes in cost since Bergerson-Caswell began work.

Evan Schreiber, a second-year in music, said he misses the convenience of the South Oval.

“It’s sort of just been a hindrance when you’re walking to class and you can’t just cut across the South Oval anymore,” Schreiber said.

Though he misses watching outdoor movies and playing Frisbee on the South Oval, Schreiber said he is hopeful about the end result.

“It doesn’t look like they’re making progress, but what do we know?” Schreiber said. “Hopefully the outcome is worth it.”

China Gateway main factor for spike in enrollment Jaime Ortega-Simo Lantern reporter ortega-simo.1@osu.edu Whether it’s the economy, Midwestern atmosphere or the university’s prestige, Chinese enrollment at Ohio State has recently skyrocketed.

Marco Chavez, interim senior assistant director for international recruitment at OSU, said 253 Chinese students were enrolled in 2008.

“In autumn of 2011, we enrolled 1,758 whose nationality is Chinese,” Chavez said. “From 2008, this represents an almost 700 percent increase.”

Chavez gave a few main reasons why this recruitment has increased.

“Chinese government initiatives encouraging their population to study abroad; currencies devaluing against the Chinese currency making their currency go farther,” Chavez said. “Chinese universities not being able to accommodate their population.”

But Chavez said those were not the main reasons most Chinese students came to a “thriving Midwest city.”

“The students that choose Ohio State, though, choose it because they find it is a good fit for them academically and culturally,” Chavez said. “They are attracted by our international reputation in various academic fields.”

But after their visa has expired, most students return home, Chavez said.

“Graduating from a university in the United States does not guarantee that a foreign national will be granted a visa to work in the U.S.,” Chavez said.

Mauren Miller, director of communications for student affairs at OSU, said OSU’s Global Gateway office in China helped spike enrollment.

“Having a presence in another country enables Ohio State to further its teachings, research and

engagement mission,” Miller said.

Miller said the program offices partner with Ohio-based corporations while conducting business abroad, and other Global Gateways will be open soon.

“Plans are to open a Global Gateway office in Mumbai, India, in March,” Miller said. “Ohio State is looking at other Global Gateway opportunities in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Turkey, Europe and Sub-Saharan Africa.”

Phoebe You, director of the China Gateway in Shanghai, said in an email that the program now has more flexibility and is able to facilitate internships in the country.

You said the U.S. has always been a popular destination for “top Chinese students.”

“Obama has announced the ‘100,000’ strong programs,” You said. “This means in the next few years, U.S. universities will send over 100,000 students to China for study abroad and other types of exchange programs.”

You said Ohio has traditionally been friendly to Chinese people.

“The university itself has built a culture of welcoming and supporting international students and supporting international scholars over the years,” You said.

Some Chinese students choose OSU for its academic status and low fees.

“I got offers from many different universities,” said Grace Chen, a second-year in electrical and computer engineering. “Ohio State was the most distinguished of all schools. (OSU) also had the lowest tuition fee.”

Yong Chen, a graduate student in organic chemistry, had other options and still chose OSU. “I am from Tianjin,” Yong Chen said. “And had three or more choices applying for school, but Ohio State was the best option.”

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Graduation won’t be delayed, Wanzer said. “(Universities who switched) saw this experience where there was a bump in the number of students coming in trying to graduate before the deadline,” Myers said.

Myers said a marginal increase in the number of credit hours per student was noted, comparing Winter Quarter 2012 to Winter Quarter 2011.

If a student was close to graduation requirements, they were encouraged to make a plan with their adviser, Myers said.

The numbers for spring graduation have been going up the past couple years because of better retention rates, Myers said.

Myers said the number of credit hours students took during Fall Quarter wasn’t statistically significant.

There hasn’t been an increase in numbers of hours students are taking but rather an increase in enrollment, Wanzer said.

“We have a fairly good idea of what’s going to be offered in the summer, and it’s really the students’ call on whether they decide to get out before semesters,” Wanzer said.

Other institutions have told representatives at OSU to expect a drop in enrollment because students might graduate early, and students might be wary of taking more courses under the quarter system, Wanzer said.

Wanzer said the switch should not delay students from graduating or cause extra periods of enrollment.

He also said OSU might decide to accept more transfer students in the fall to try and level off the drop in enrollment if students decide to push to graduate before the switch.

Students under the quarter system typically take three five-hour classes. Under semesters students might take five three-hour classes.

This varies by course.

“It will be interesting to see how this plays out, but nobody knows,” Wanzer said.

“We’ve just been told what to expect. We know what the tendencies have been and we’re taking some actions to try to avoid it happening.”

Gee’s apology Sachsenhausen and who is active in the Polish community in Chicago, the comment was both ignorant and offensive.

“My first reaction was that for all that the country of Poland has been through … we all thought in our community that Polish jokes were behind us,” Wiecek said.

Gee is from what Wiecek called the “Archie Bunker generation,” referring to a character from the television sitcom “All in the Family” famous for his prejudiced remarks. “(Gee) can say whatever he thinks with a laugh and a snicker,” Wiecek said.

To Wiecek, Gee’s comment about sending money to Poland was equally as offensive as his initial comment.

“What’s he gonna do, put $1,000 in an envelope and write ‘Poland’ on it?” Wiecek said.

In an open letter to Gee that provided background on some of the Polish Army’s accomplishments, Wiecek wrote, “Poland today has one of the strongest economies in Europe and is a driving force in the EU. So you can keep your money that you jokingly said you would have to raise to make amends for your idiotic remarks.”

The letter included history of the Polish Army, Polish-American communities and traditions, as well as information on famous Polish-Americans such as Tadeusz Kosciuszko, who was a colonel in the Continental Army during the American Revolution.

And Wiecek wasn’t alone in sending a letter.

Alex Storozynski, president and executive director of The Kosciuszko Foundation in New York and the son of a decorated Polish Army veteran, sent a letter to the OSU Board of Trustees asking that Gee be publicly reprimanded for the comment and that the Board fund more Polish history classes at OSU. “As Trustees, you are the governing body for a state university in a state that has nearly half a million Polish-American taxpayers and voters. Yet you offer few classes in Polish language and literature, and no classes in Polish history,” Storozynski wrote. “With your university receiving $493 million in state appropriations and $426 million in other

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U.S. Senate will vote on the bill on Jan. 24. getting their name and their product out there to be seen and recognized by others,” Anderson said in an email. “Do you think Justin Bieber or Bo Burnham would have gotten so big without YouTube?”

The Wikipedia blackout started at midnight Wednesday and continued for 24 hours. Other websites, such as Reddit and Mozilla, began their protests at 8 a.m. and lasted for 12 hours, the time when websites feature their heaviest traffic.

“Here’s an example of corporations standing by the people in an age where there’s a view that government legislation is more based on supporting corporations than the people,” Howcroft said. He said the blackouts will hopefully raise awareness and get people more politically involved.

There’s a clear line between companies supporting the bill and those that will be negatively affected by it, Frederick said. “It’s like the World War III of Internet legislation.”

Making it clear what side it rests on, Google’s anti-SOPA and PIPA page read “End Piracy, Not Liberty.”

The page continued: “Members of Congress are trying to do the right thing by going after pirates and counterfeiters but SOPA and PIPA are the wrong way to do it.”

In an email to The Lantern, Rep. Steve Stivers voices concerns about the legislation.

“The Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) has not yet been up for a vote in the U.S. House of Representatives,” Stivers wrote.

“However, I have concerns about the legislation and I do not support SOPA in its current form; it could infringe on first amendment rights.”

Howcroft agreed with actions by companies and encouraged people to contact their elected officials.

government funding in 2012, surely you can afford to rectify this situation.”

The Kosciuszko Foundation works to increase “American understanding of Polish culture and history,” according to its website.

In response to backlash, Gee emailed an apology to the Chicago-based Polish-American Congress, saying, “As you might know, I made those ill-chosen remarks during a question-and-answer session after delivering a speech. I realized at the time that I had made a mistake.”

Gee did not respond to The Lantern’s request for comment.

In Wiecek’s letter to Gee, he called the apology a “further slap in the face in that it did not fully address the seriousness of (Gee’s) comments or their insulting nature.”

Storozynski called the apology “half-hearted,” saying, “Gee has a history of putting his feet in his mouth and having to apologize. Yet the Ohio State Board of Trustees has made him the highest paid college president in the United States, paying him $1.6 million annually.”

Storozynski wrote in his letter that America’s Founding Fathers gave Kosciuszko a plot of land on the Scioto River in Ohio for his service during the Revolutionary War. The land borders OSU and included what is now Riverside Drive Park in Dublin, Ohio. In September, the park was renamed Thaddeus Kosciuszko Park.

“If Mr. Gee is as much of a straight shooter as Polish soldiers, and has any semblance of decency, he should pay to erect a statue of Kosciuszko in that park,” Storozynski wrote. “With a salary of $1.6 million per year, Mr. Gee can clearly afford it.”

Wiecek said he would like to see Gee take a more hands-on approach at making amends.

Wiecek referenced the thousands of Polish soldiers who fought alongside American troops in Iraq and Afghanistan and said he would like to see Gee visit a Veterans Hall to either speak with American soldiers about what it was like to work next to Polish soldiers or to meet with Polish veterans and speak to them about their experiences.

“Just last week, there were eight members of the Polish Army killed in a roadside bomb in Afghanistan,” Wiecek said. “What do you say to the families of those Polish soldiers who are fighting and dying for our freedom?”

“I think at this point the best thing to do is reach out to your senators and representatives,” Howcroft said. “Give them the feedback that they need to represent us.”

In an email to The Lantern, Lauren Kulik, press secretary for Sen. Sherrod Brown, said he opposed the bill in its current form.

“Sen. Brown believes that we must find a middle ground that combats online piracy while protecting innovation and free speech,” Kulik said. “He wants to be sure the legislation is targeted at foreign rogue sites that sell knock-off pharmaceuticals, scam consumers and cost U.S. jobs rather than sites that drive American innovation.”

Students agreed that a compromise is necessary.

“We need to find a compromise or else SOPA will keep being pushed,” Frederick said.

The Combating Online Infringement and Counterfeits Act was blocked by Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden in 2010. It was rewritten as PIPA, which faces a cloture vote on Jan 24. This vote will decide if the bill continues through the Senate.

“We have to stop SOPA just so Wikipedia can help people cheat on homework assignments again,” Frederick said.

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1. A break-in on Jan. 8 resulted in more than $5,000 of damages at the Orton Geological Museum. Ohio State police arrested an OSU student who brandished a sloth claw, broken off of the skeleton shown, as a weapon when confronted by police.

2. New football coach Urban Meyer is introduced during the basketball game between OSU and Indiana on Jan. 15. OSU won, 80-63.

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4. The Frozen Diamond Faceoff outdoor hockey game between OSU and Michigan was at Progressive Field in Cleveland, Ohio, on Jan. 15. OSU lost, 4-1.

5. OSU’s TJ Rigel and Purdue’s Tommy Churchard wrestle at the 157 weight class during a meet on Jan. 12, at St. John Arena in Columbus, Ohio. OSU won the meet, 27-10.

6. OSU forward Jared Sullinger (0) moves past Indiana forward Cody Zeller (40) in the first half of an NCAA basketball game between the OSU Buckeyes and the Indiana Hoosiers at the Schottenstein Center, in Columbus, Ohio, on Jan. 15. OSU won, 80-63.

7. OSU defenseman Devon Krogh (27) hits a Michigan player into the boards during the 1st period of the Frozen Diamond Faceoff outdoor hockey game between OSU and Michigan held at Progressive Field in Cleveland, Ohio, on Jan. 15. OSU lost, 4-1.

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For Dane Terry, space was not the final frontier, but the beginning of his life on stage.

Terry, a self-described “neo-cabaret” performer, will star in his first theatrical performance at The Green Room at Short North Stage, in the Garden Theater Friday and Saturday, with an original piece called “Cockpit: A Cosmic Cabaret.” The show is Terry’s first performance in a theater and the second show in the Short North Stage’s “Cabernet Cabaret” series.

With only a baby grand piano, Terry will tell the story of a cosmic traveler from outer space who interacts with humans through misread radio waves.

Terry, a self-taught pianist, said his show is more “dark, bare-bones cabaret” than something people might imagine when they hear the word “cabaret.”

“It’s hard to explain, but the three words that describe it best are ‘surreal,’ ‘science-fiction’ and ‘cabaret,’” Terry said. “It’s going to be strange.”

Terry, 28, performed in Columbus bars for three years before moving to New York City in January 2011. He planned to pursue his music career, but lost his voice to “bad singing habits and maybe acid reflux,” he said.

After six months, Terry moved to San Francisco to play piano for a musician friend. He said his experience working around the music industry helped him realize he wanted to take his show to the stage.

Terry returned to Columbus with plans to take a break for a few months. Instead, he met Rick Gore, co-founder of Short North Stage, and agreed to be part of the “Cabernet Cabaret” series. Terry said working his previously written, original songs into a show with a character was challenging.

“I learned how to be me on stage for the last three years, and now all of a sudden I’m taking a step where I’m not Dane Terry, I’m characters,” Terry said. “If things go bad, I can’t fix it with a funny story about my parents.”

Terry said the step to theater was a “long time coming” and that his shows weren’t best-suited for the bars he has played at in the past.

“I’m coming out of my cocoon a little more — my giant, gay, theater cocoon,” Terry said, with a laugh.

Terry described his sense of humor in performances as dark and referenced the later seasons of “’Kids in the Hall,’ when things got weird.” He said the show is edgy, but it covers every emotion and it’s a story that anyone can relate to.

“I think a good deal of Ohio State students are humans,” Terry said, “and this is a show specifically for humans.”

Gore said Terry’s contemporary music style is suitable for all ages, but is geared toward the college-aged crowd.

“The later show will be a little more vulgar than the early show,” Gore said. “It’s not expensive, it’s fun, you can come see a show and get dinner or drinks.”

Gore said The Green Room at the Garden Theater is a great stage for groups who might not have a place to perform in Columbus.

“Our main mission is to bring high quality performing arts back to the Short North,” Gore said. “There’s so much good talent, but not enough venues.”

Phil Kim, a graduate student in comparative studies, has seen Terry perform eight times and plans to attend the show. Kim said Terry’s piano playing alone is reason enough to attend.

“Dane is a piano virtuoso, his stage presence is incredible,” Kim said. “He’s very funny, but he can talk about serious things.”

Kim said Terry’s performances belong in the theater and he feels Terry is already a legend in Columbus.

“Dane is really good at being creative and different, intellectual but still remaining accessible,” Kim said. “I think college students would get it, but still be kind of challenged by it as well.”

The show runs Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Tickets can be purchased online at www. shortnorthstage.com for $10 or at the door for $12.

Art is made in a variety of ways, the media vary and so do the messages.

Charisse Harris, a first-year graduate student in art, spends much of her time in her studio in Hopkins Hall like many art fellowship students.

One of Harris’ most recent pieces is an interactive sound project, “Tacet/Talk It,” on display at the Swing Space Gallery. At the gallery, Harris painted the phone number 1-866-434-3312 in green paint.

She invites viewers to call the number and listen to a mash-up of Kanye West and Jay-Z’s single, “Ni**as in Paris” and experimental composer John Cage’s “4’33.”

After the mash-up plays, the listener has an opportunity to leave a comment about the song’s use of the N-word.

Harris chose Cage because he is such a notable figure in both art and music, she said. “Ni**as in Paris” was chosen for its recent popularity and how the song uses the N-word.

“Just language in general was a springboard for it,” Harris said.

The mash-up unites the contrasting ideas of past and silence with contemporary and sound. Part of

the conversation is “the idea that you can’t hear (“4’33”),” Harris said.

Harris has received about 40 responses to “Tacet/Talk It,” many of them hang-ups, some laughter and a few insightful.

Her inspiration for pieces springs from just about anything, the worthwhile ideas go into her journal for safekeeping.

Harris came to Ohio State to have more access to materials and equipment outside the field of art.

“I wanted the university experience,” Harris said.

Harris’ projects use a variety of mediums: talc paints, DVDs and found objects, among others.

Portraiture is one of Harris’ fortés. Her interests are drawn from the way humans relate to other humans.

“People are more drawn psychologically to people,” Harris said.

Harris is currently working on a portrait project involving prison inmates.

“She’s very open to talking to these people, she’s not scared,” said Amy Ritter, a first-year graduate in glass, and Harris’ friend and colleague. “She uses her artwork, those means, to enter someone else’s world.”

Though she plans to become an art professor, she also spends time with friends and family, who often throw tea parties.

“I don’t just do art all day,” Harris said.

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Charisse Harris, a first-year graduate student in painting and drawing, has crafted pieces across several media, including portraits and audio.

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Collin Howard Lantern reporter howard.772@osu.edu After exploring Mozart and Brahms, the Columbus Symphony Orchestra has mapped out its next show of 2012 with an extensive look at more modern compositions.

The “Folk Roots Program” will feature composers Kodály, Poulenc, and Prokofiev, who all lived in the 20th century, at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the Ohio Theatre.

“Although they might not be the most wellknown composers, it will be a wonderful show,” said president and chief creative officer for the orchestra, Roland Valliere.

The composers, born in Hungary, France and Russia, all used folk traditions from their culture to create their scores.

Guest conductor Rossen Milanov will lead the orchestra through the program. Milanov conducted several groups previously, including the Princeton Symphony Orchestra, the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra and “Lady Macbeth of Mzensk” at the Komische Oper in Berlin.

Milanov, a Bulgarian native, said he is excited to conduct the talent found in Columbus.

“I think the whole concert is quite unique,” Milanov said. “The programming is not something that you could hear every single day. At least in my lifetime, there are not going to be too many orchestras that are going to invite me back to conduct exactly the same piece.”

One of the pieces Milanov said he is anxious to conduct was written during World War II. Milanov said it not only addresses the material destruction, but a very important question.

“How do we find something beautiful when we’re completely devastated?” Milanov said.

These underlying tones make composing pieces enjoyable for the conductor. This goes for the musicians, too. He does not want them just to physically play a piece but also put their emotions into it.

“The experience becomes a lot more meaningful because we are not mass producing anything,” Milanov said. “When you play with your heart, it’s a unique experience and this is something that you have to witness live. This is why people go to concerts.”

Joining Milanov on the guest circuit will be pianist Anna Polonsky and her husband, Orion Weiss.

Polonsky, whose father, Leonid Polonsky, plays violin in the orchestra, holds the CSO close to her heart.

She grew up around the group and is grateful for the opportunity.

“I’m looking forward to playing with the orchestra,” Anna Polonsky said. “It is a gem in the Midwest and is often overlooked with Cleveland up north and Cincinnati down south.”

Not only is this a special experience because of Anna Polonsky’s past with the orchestra, but she will be playing a two-piano concerto with her husband.

Although two pianos aren’t necessary for the task, Anna Polonsky said she looks forward to sharing the moment with her husband.

“It is a very special musical experience and it is very unique,” Anna Polonsky said. “We have a sixthsense feel about it and are consciously aware of it.”

Anna Polonsky said she is flattered that people are genuinely interested in the work of her and her husband, but she wants people to know how important the orchestra is. She encouraged all Ohio State students to attend the show.

WOSU’s Christopher Purdy will hold a free lecture about the program for all ticket holders at 7 p.m. both nights.

Ticket prices range from $24.75-$68 and are available at the Ohio Theater Box Office and all Ticketmaster locations. Discount tickets are available for students with a valid BuckID through D-Tix for $5.

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(Left) Former Temple University football coach Zach Smith (second from left) directs the Owls during a 34-16 win against Kent State Nov. 25 at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pa. (Right) Smith during his formal introduction as the Buckeyes’ new wide receivers coach on Jan. 12 at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center at OSU.

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As the grandson of former Ohio State football coach Earle Bruce, and attending high school just outside Columbus, Zach Smith grew up surrounded

by Buckeye football.

Now a football coach himself, Smith was named to OSU football coach Urban Meyer’s staff as wide receivers coach on Dec. 22, returning to his home state and grandfather’s former school.

“It’s a dream job, it’s something that you live your whole life hoping that you get and when you do, there’s obviously a lot of pressure in that,” Smith said at an introductory press conference for the assistant coaches Jan. 12. “But what the heck, if you don’t do it to get your dream job, what do you it for, right?”

Smith graduated from Florida in 2007, and worked as a graduate assistant and quality control

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coach for the Gators under Meyer from 2005-2009.

He also served as receivers coach and special teams coordinator at Marshall University in 2010 and held the same roles at Temple last season. He helped lead the Owls to a 9-4 record in 2011, as well as a 35-17 win against Wyoming in the New Mexico Bowl on Dec. 17. His receivers compiled 1,648 yards throughout the season. “(Smith) has already coached with me for five seasons, and so I know what a quality coach he is,” Meyer said. “He knows my system inside and out, and he teaches the system the way I want it to be taught.”

At 27, Smith is the youngest member of the coaching staff, which he referred to as a “dream team” of coaches. Although Smith admitted a sense of awe in being a part of that group, he said he is qualified for the challenge.

“The fact that coach Meyer thought that highly of me to bring me to this great university when he really could have hired anybody in the country is really flattering,” Smith said. “But at the same time, I know that I’ve earned it and I know I’ll do a great job for him.”

Smith will earn $150,000 for performing his duties as a Buckeye assistant during 2012.

After losing 2010 leading receiver Dane Sanzenbacher to graduation, and with senior DeVier Posey missing the first 10 games due to a pair of five-game suspensions, wide receiver was arguably the most inexperienced position on the Buckeyes’ roster throughout this past season. Going into 2012, OSU will return its entire receiving corps apart from Posey.

“I think that the best thing that happened for my group is that they got a lot of experience at a young age,” Smith said. “They’ve been in the battle and they know what it’s like to play these other teams, to play in all these great stadiums in the Big Ten and to play in front of 108,000 people at Ohio State. It’s really an asset for them and for me as a position coach because I know that I have guys who have been through it and done it. It’s obviously one of the things that we can build off of this coming year.”

Blocking and playmaking ability are the two most important traits he looks for in his receivers, Smith said.

“We’ll be the best blocking receivers in the country,” he said. “Then you have to be able to make big plays, got to be able to catch the ball and make something happen. Those are the two things, if you can’t do those things you’re not going to be on the field.”

New century of OSU men’s tennis dawns Lisa Barefield Lantern reporter barefield.2@osu.edu The Ohio State’s men’s tennis team’s first match of the spring season ushered in a new century of tennis at OSU Wednesday, and it has players and coaches reflecting on the history and future of the program.

Founded in 1912, the men’s tennis team is in its 101st season.

The seven-time Big Ten regular season champions begin the year on a 128-game winning streak at home, and have lost one of the last 57 road games.

“Everyone wants to beat you and some guys come in here like we should have recruited them instead,” said coach Ty Tucker.

Tucker, a former OSU student, left Columbus after his junior year in 1992 to play tennis professionally. Twelve years later, he was inducted into the OSU Athletics Hall of Fame.

He has since been awarded Big Ten Coach of the Year the past six years in a row.

During the 2006 season, OSU became known as one of the premier tennis teams in the nation. Two record-breaking Buckeyes, Ross Wilson and Scott Green, were the first doubles team in the history of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association Indoor All-American National Championship to win consecutive indoor titles.

“We want to be a strong doubles team,” Tucker said. “Hopefully, come May, we’ll be there.”

But an experienced coaching staff has not always guided the men’s tennis team.

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OSU then-junior Chase Buchanan readies himself during a match against Indiana April 22, 2011. OSU won, 5-2.

For two seasons, the Buckeyes had no coach at all.

Between 1918 and 1919, OSU went 12-5 without a coach, posting its highest winning percentage at the time. The team went through three more coaches before settling on Herman Wirthwein in 1925.

Wirthwein stayed with OSU for 33 years and remains the longest standing coach in program history. He also had one of the worst coaching

records in Buckeye tennis, 117-147-3.

The team has been strong leading up to a notable 100th season. As the program celebrated the anniversary last year, the tone has been set for the next century.

“No one wants to let the streak go,” said redshirt junior Devin McCarthy. “Everyone’s under pressure and they don’t want to be that guy that lets everyone down.”

McCarthy said he and the others

look up to the seniors that just graduated and try to guide the younger players to play their best.

With a solid foundation, the Buckeyes hope the next chapter will bring continued success and their first NCAA national title.

“In the last four years I’ve been here, we’ve been close,” said senior Steven Williams. “It would mean a lot to the coaching staff.”

The dreams of achieving national recognition in the NCAA tournament might not be far off.

OSU has a group of young players who have received numerous accolades at the conference and national levels, led recently by sophomore Blaz Rola, who is the No. 2-ranked singles player in the country.

The combination of Rola and senior Chase Buchanan has baffled opponents for the last year. The pair is the No. 1-ranked doubles team in the nation.

“It’s a good feeling knowing everyone wants to beat you,” Williams said.

“We’ve gotten used to it and use it to as fuel to practice harder.”

Tucker said his goals for the team at this point include getting good grades, fighting for every point and “just trying to win.”

So far, the team has succeeded with respect to winning.

The men’s tennis team continued its home winning streak by defeating Butler, 7-0, in the first match of a Wednesday double-header at the Varsity Indoor Tennis Center.

OSU followed that with a second victory on Wednesday night against Xavier. The Buckeyes won, 2-0.

OSU will next play Mississippi State at noon on Sunday.

Former OSU lineman, Ohio native Michael Current found dead in wildlife refuge Nick Dvorscak Lantern reporter dvorscak.2@osu.edu Former Ohio State offensive lineman Michael Current, 66, was found dead of an apparent gunshot wound to the head in the Baskett Slough National Wildlife Refuge just outside of Salem, Ore., Monday.

Current, a Lima, Ohio, native, is believed to have taken his own life sometime between Sunday evening and when he was found early Monday, according to multiple reports.

His death comes less than a month after he was arrested in Las Vegas, Nev., where he had been living, and extradited to Salem, where he faced five counts of first-degree sexual assault and one count of luring a minor, according to the reports.

The reports also state that Current was scheduled to appear in

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We are always saddened to learn of a tragedy involving a former Bronco and our hearts go out to Mike’s family and friends during this most difficult of times Patrick Smyth Denver Broncos spokesman Marion County, Oregon, court on Tuesday to enter a plea deal regarding the charges.

He spent time as a volunteer football coach while living in the Silverton, Ore. area, but the reports indicate that the charges are not related to an incident while coaching.

Current played for the Buckeyes under coach Woody Hayes.

Current was the starting left tackle for OSU his junior year, and along with starting his senior year, was named a team co-captain.

Following his senior year, the Denver Broncos selected him in the third round of the 1967 AFL/NFL draft.

“We are always saddened to learn of a tragedy involving a former Bronco and our hearts go out to Mike’s family and friends during this most difficult of times,” Broncos spokesman Patrick Smyth told The Lantern.

Current spent the majority of his career with the Broncos, but also had stints with the Miami Dolphins and Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

In a story reported by The Lantern, on July, 11, 1963, Current and his father, Wayne, helped rescue three children from drowning in Lake Erie.

Requests for comment from Buccaneers and Dolphins regarding Current’s death were not immediately returned. The OSU athletic department also had no comment on Current’s passing.

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Fans jeer Smith, cheer Fickell at halftime MIcHaeL PerIaTT Asst. sports editor periatt.1@osu.edu

My favorite halftime show of the Ohio state men’s basketball games is undoubtedly when they bring in that guy who has all the Frisbee-catching dogs. it doesn’t get any better than that.

But sunday’s halftime spectacle which included the basketball crowd cheering Osu defensive coordinator Luke Fickell and jeering athletic director Gene smith gave the Frisbee guy a run for his money. here’s what was supposed to happen. new Osu football coach urban Meyer was supposed to come on the court and introduce his family and coaching staff to the fans. The eager crowd would snap some pictures and cheer excitedly. The staff would wave to some babies and walk off.

What actually transpired was much more interesting. i don’t know whose bright idea it was, but i guess it wasn’t acceptable for Meyer to take the microphone and do the introductions himself. someone had to introduce Meyer so he could get a nice little cheer.

There’s nothing wrong with that. it was the first time Meyer had been formally introduced to the fans in a setting other than a press conference.

But i will never understand the decision to have smith introduce Meyer. John schmo sitting in the nosebleeds would have been a better choice. so before Meyer took the floor, smith started his walk out to center court.

Before he got there, the boos started. it wasn’t just one or two knuckleheads who had a little bit too much fun before the game. it was a chorus, mostly of students, heckling smith. not everyone participated and it certainly wasn’t a drowning noise, but people weren’t happy.

My question is who let smith walk out there?

The adverse reaction is hardly a surprise. The Osu football program has been riddled with controversy and scandal for more than a year and it’s no secret that more than a few people think smith deserves the axe for his role in the debacle. There’s no way anyone affiliated with the university wanted something like fans booing to distract from the introduction of the new era of Osu football. it was something so obviously preventable that it baffles me no one threw themselves in front of the train wreck. i guess after the “i just hope he doesn’t dismiss me,” disaster from President e. Gordon Gee following the Jim Tressel-scandal and the litany of bone-head public relations moves that culminated in Tressel’s firing, nothing should surprise me.

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oSU athletic director Gene Smith addresses the crowd at the Schottenstein center Jan. 15 at halftime of a basketball game against Indiana. oSU won, 80-63. i just don’t understand how it never occurred to anyone with any say in letting smith walk to midcourt that “hey, a lot of people don’t like this Gene smith guy. Maybe he’ll get booed.”

Comically, smith ignored the boos and tried to drown them out by baiting Osu fans into an “O-h” cheer. some fans responded, but most continued to steadfastly boo their villain. it wasn’t until smith finished his introduction that the boo-birds flew away and happily flocked around their newest trophy — urban Meyer.

The cheer was loud and exuberant. Meyer introduced his family and all was back to the plan.

But there was one more surprise before the basketball Buckeyes took the floor again.

When Meyer introduced Fickell, who is now serving as Meyer’s defensive coordinator, the place went nuts. The positive reaction wasn’t surprising, but the level of it was. not only was the cheer louder than Meyer’s, but it was the loudest i have ever heard in the

schottenstein Center. People went crazy.

Just weeks before, when Osu lost to Michigan for the first time since 2003, people couldn’t wait to show Fickell the door and usher in Meyer to sit on the golden throne of Osu football. now, Fickell was being revered like he brought the team a national championship. in reality, the fans were showing Fickell gratitude for his handling of an almost impossible situation. he took the Osu job at a time when many would have been afraid. he led the team to a 6-7 record that quite frankly, isn’t good enough for a football program like Osu. Osu fans have a reputation for being arrogant and ruthless, but their outpouring of affection for Fickell showed they have a heart. sunday’s halftime spectacle put both sides of the average Osu fan on display — the caustic critic and the appreciative spectator.

The essence of Osu fans was captured in less than 10 minutes. it was almost better than a Frisbee-catching dog.

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