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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Florida Gators’ defense and special teams play was more than the Ohio State football team could contend with in the 2012 Gator Bowl. Florida redshirt sophomore wide receiver Andre Debose scored on a 99-yard kickoff return and the Gators’ defense forced two turnovers and scored on a blocked punt to win the bowl game, 24-17. “We didn’t get the job done,” OSU coach Luke Fickell said after the game. “Special teams … is obviously the glaring thing. The story of the game is going to be the big plays and most of them happened on special teams.” OSU finished the season with a 6-7 record, the Buckeyes’ first losing record since 1988. Monday’s game was tied at seven in the first half after Florida redshirt senior quarterback John Brantley and OSU freshman quarterback Braxton Miller completed touchdown passes to Florida redshirt senior Deonte Thompson and OSU senior wide receiver DeVier Posey, respectively. Brantley finished the game 12-of-16 passing for 129 yards with an interception while Miller, the 2011 Big Ten Freshman of the Year, was 18-of-24 passing for 162 yards and two touchdowns. The 7-7 tie was short-lived, as Debose ran untouched for a 99-yard score on the ensuing kickoff. The kick return, which was the third of Debose’s career, broke a 29-year-old Gator Bowl record for the longest kick return. “When two good teams play each other, special teams is usually the difference,” said redshirt senior linebacker Tyler Moeller after the game. “They had a good kickoff return and they had a blocked punt for a touchdown. That was the difference.” An OSU field goal narrowed the gap to 14-10, but Florida struck another blow on special teams soon after play resumed. A punt by OSU redshirt junior punter Ben Buchanan was blocked by redshirt senior halfback Chris Rainey, and returned for a touchdown by freshman Graham Stewart to extend the Gators’ advantage to 21-10.

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OSU senior wide receiver DeVier Posey (8) fumbles the ball in the 3rd quarter of OSU’s game against Florida in the Gator Bowl on Jan. 2, 2012. OSU lost, 24-17.

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Ohio State’s Board of Trustees approved a $16,363 pay raise for President E. Gordon Gee when they met Dec. 9 for their quarterly meeting. The Board of Trustees evaluated Gee’s performance from July 2010 to June 2011. Gee received a positive evaluation from the Board for his “recruitment of top talent, providing exceptional educational opportunities for students, increasing level of research and teaching output, constant advocacy for the University, and solidified relations with the State,” according to the report to the Board of Trustees. Gee’s allotted compensation was based on his past year’s performance, the president’s current ranking among other university presidents, OSU’s economic condition, Ohio’s economic situation and compensation increases among all university

faculty and staff, said Janet Reid, chair of the Compensation and Talent Development Working Group. For Gee’s work, the Board motioned and approved Gee’s 2 percent pay raise increase of $16,363, making his salary $834,530 for 2012. Gee will also receive a performance-based compensation bonus of $143,179, E. GORDON GEE a bonus equivalent to 17.5 percent of his base salary, Reid said. Ohio tax dollars or student tuition will not pay the bonus, Reid said. The Academic Excellence Fund, a fund to assist recruitment for academic leaders and funded by private donations, and other private funding sources will pay the bonus. Reid said Gee has earned the bonus and increase based on his achievements and leadership.

“Ohio State University is an outstanding institution because of Dr. Gee’s leadership. He’s truly a visionary leader who adeptly handles the breadth, complexity and demands of the job,” Reid said. However, Gee plans to donate the $143,197 and the 2 percent raise to the E. Gordon Gee Scholarship Fund, Shelly Hoffman, assistant vice president of media relations, said in an email. Last year, Gee donated his raise and bonus to his scholarship fund as well. Despite positive remarks from the Board, Gee also received constructive feedback. According to the report, the Board said Gee must improve in four areas: strategic planning, forming senior leaders into a more effective team, strengthening internal and external communications and the NCAA and OSU football program. Some students have said they think Gee’s raise was justified.

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While all of winter break might have disappointed many hopeful “White Christmas” optimists, the day before Winter Quarter brought the first accumulation of snow in central Ohio. The National Weather Service reported half an inch of snow in December in Columbus, but it was nothing that accumulated at any point in time. Jeff Rogers, professor of atmospheric sciences at Ohio State, said the little amount of snowfall avoided a record low. “That avoided setting a record of an all time low, which was 2/10ths of an inch of snow in 1910, we came pretty close to an all time low of snow in December,” Rogers said. A light dusting on the streets and a thin white layer of snow in the grass has Ohio preparing for the upcoming winter season. The Ohio Department of Transportation announced Monday morning that 53 snowplows would be working to keep the streets clear. The working trucks also ensured the roads were salted and ready in case of cold weather.

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OSU’s Oval on Jan. 2, 2012, accumulated small amounts of snow, which is the 1st accumulation of snow of the season.

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ESPN says that OSU illegally withheld information regarding the events that led to the forced resignation of Jim Tressel.

The misdirection play didn’t work for Ohio State’s offense Monday, and ESPN Inc. said that kind of “playbook” won’t work in court either. In ESPN’s lawsuit against OSU over several public records involving the recent scandal in the football program, one attorney said that despite actions now, the university violated Ohio public record laws. John Greiner, attorney for ESPN, filed a reply brief on Dec. 23, that reiterated the stance of the major sporting news network on how OSU and its officials acted in its public records requests. “Because OSU cannot justify its violations of the Ohio Public Records Act or FERPA, this court should grant ESPN’s petition for a Writ of Mandamus and award 100 percent of its attorney fees,” Greiner wrote. FERPA, or the Family and Educational Rights and Privacy Act, is a law used to protect the privacy of students. ESPN said OSU wrongfully cited FERPA as a reason for withholding information. Greiner said actions taken after the fact do not deter from the original violations, which ESPN states occurred in April and May of 2011. “OSU can offer this court all of the misdirection in its playbook, but it cannot avoid the inconvenient

truth that it violated the Public Records Act in its response to ESPN’s requests,” Greiner wrote. ESPN states that it is the role of the university to assist in making all public records accessible, and in the university’s responses, Greiner and ESPN state that there is no information about how to proceed in its request. “As a public records requester, ESPN is not required to take on the role of a biblical scholar and derive the hidden meaning in a plainly worded message from a public body,” Greiner wrote. “This court must judge whether OSU complied with the Public Records Act based on its only response. And that response violated the Public Records Act.” Greiner said that the court must send a message. “This court should join with courts from around the country in sending an unmistakable message to collegiate athletic departments — you cannot hide your misdeeds behind FERPA and you must honor your obligations under the PRA,” Greiner wrote. The Ohio Supreme Court has not yet set a date for oral arguments. OSU has yet to file a response to the court. This case is part of the aftermath of the “Tattoogate” scandal that led to the forced resignation of former head coach Jim Tressel. Six OSU football players were found to have sold memorabilia for tattoos and other impermissible benefits. It was later found that Tressel knew of the violations and knowingly played ineligible players for the entire season.

CHELSEA CASTLE Managing editor castle.121@osu.edu Theft There were approximately 35 thefts on campus during winter break. A female Ohio State employee reported theft from her office in Denney Hall on Dec. 19. According to the police report, the case is still under investigation. A male student reported a theft from inside the Younkin Success Center on Dec. 21. The case was closed. A female staff member reported theft from the Hawthorne property at the OSU University Hospital East on Dec. 21. The case was closed. A theft in the Ohio Union was reported on Dec. 8 by a female non-affiliate of OSU. The investigation is still pending, according to the police report. Drug Paraphernalia There were approximately eight cases involving possession of drugs during winter break. A male student was arrested for drug possession, trafficking and operating a vehicle while intoxicated, on Jan. 1 at 2:22 a.m. Three other non-affiliates of OSU were arrested for drug paraphernalia in the same report, at 12th Avenue and College Road. A 51-year-old female non-affiliate of OSU was arrested for possession of drugs on Dec. 2 at the OSU East Medical Center. Breaking and entering A male student reported a breaking and entering at Hayes Hall on Dec. 9. A male staff member reported another breaking and entering at MacQuigg Laboratory on Dec. 14. An attempted breaking and entering was reported by a male staff member at Atwell Hall on Dec. 28. All cases were closed, according to police reports. Timely Warning, armed robbery The OSU Police Department issued a Timely Warning Dec. 14 concerning an armed robbery that occurred the night before at Donatos Pizza, located at 2084 N. High Street. The suspect was seen carrying a handgun in his waistband and fled northbound from the area, according to the police report. Columbus police are still investigating the robbery. Tom Santor, director of marketing for Donatos Pizza, said the most important thing is that no customers or workers were hurt. “Our No. 1 priority when something like this happens is the safety and security of our employees,” Santor said. “We are pleased that nobody was hurt.” Santor said the company is limited to comment. “Since the investigation is still ongoing, we really can’t say much more,” he said. The Timely Warning was the sixth in as many weeks for armed robberies near OSU’s campus.

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Revelers await midnight during New Year’s festivities at Times Square, in New York.

New year brings not so new resolutions KRISTEN MITCHELL Lantern reporter mitchell.935@osu.edu A new year is a new beginning; reminiscing about the ending year leads to making plans for a better, brighter year ahead. Calendars are purchased, sauerkraut is eaten and resolutions for the coming year are formed in a reflection on everything you wish you had gotten to earlier. Or for some, they are made at the gym. New Year’s resolutions come in all shapes and sizes, but for many Ohio State students, they come in the shape of a smaller pant size, bigger biceps, a

faster mile, or a better dunk. And all of these resolutions can be accomplished at the gym. Monday the RPAC was crowded with people getting started on their new year’s resolutions. “I don’t work out at all, so my buddy and I came (to the RPAC) today. I want to work out more this year,” said Chase Cockrell, a second-year in aviation. Other students have similar aspirations to hit the gym more in 2012. “I’m trying to go to the gym more than three times a week this quarter to get fit. You just feel better about yourself when you work out,” said Jill Tucker, a second-year in human development and family science.

Students who already have strong fitness habits are hoping to stay on track through the next year. “I started my current fitness routine in December; I was trying to avoid putting on any weight over the holidays. Now that the holidays are over though, I want to keep it going,” said Melanie Croyle, a fourthyear in accounting and finance. Getting in shape and losing weight are among the nation’s most popular New Year’s resolutions, and this often leads to an increase in gym membership sales and facility usage in the early months of the year. RPAC employees said they anticipate a heightened number of people using university facilities this month.

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to donate raise, bonus to scholarship fund. “He deserves every penny of it,” said Andrew Vieth, a fifth-year in accounting. “The enrollment standards are getting more and more difficult to get accepted to Ohio State every year. The fact Gordon Gee is becoming a symbol to Ohio State shows he is becoming more valuable to Ohio State.” Mike Heyl, a third-year in business management, said he thinks Gee’s income is deserved. “That’s a lot of money to be making.” Heyl said. “But he is also the head of Ohio State, and that’s

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Fickell said the blocked punt changed his offensive game plan. “That’s huge. I think that’s one of the bigger things all year that we haven’t done a great job of — putting our offense in some situation to do what they do well,” Fickell said. “Those (plays) don’t happen, and it’s obviously a different game.” Meanwhile, OSU struggled to mount a comeback. Miller was held to just 19 yards on 15 carries during the game and all OSU rushers were held to a combined 131 yards — the Buckeyes averaged 196 yards per game during the regular season. “You’ve got to give (Florida) credit,” Fickell said. “They did a good job of keeping (Miller) in the pocket (and) not running by him on a lot of situations.” Senior center Michael Brewster agreed. “I think (Florida coach Will Muschamp) did a really good job of getting some blitzes ready that we hadn’t seen much on film,” Brewster said. “We really didn’t get into it until the second half, but you have to give them credit.” Moeller intercepted a Brantley pass to give OSU possession inside Florida territory with 4:54 to play in the third quarter.

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“It wasn’t the greatest conditions (driving to campus),” Rogers said. “The roads aren’t particularly good. The freeways are good, but most of the roads around the city have a lot of icy stretches on them. You might get ice for 30 feet, then you’re good again.” Maggie Reading, a third-year in computer science, shared the same troubles. “(Interstate) 71 was really busy today. We were driving to the mall, it was pretty bad,” Reading said. “(It) had a lot of snow, a lot of people were driving pretty poorly.” Rogers predicts that this winter will be rather mild. “It’s pretty unusual that we have to wait until January before snow that sticks. I think it’s probably due to the fact that we are having a La Niña,” Rogers said. La Niña is a situation in which the equatorial Pacific Ocean is unusually cold, and this affects the circulation of the atmosphere in the tropics.

The Buckeyes fumbled their opportunity away — literally. Posey fumbled after a 10-yard reception inside the Gators’ 40-yard line later in the drive. The fumble, which was the fifth of the day for both teams and the second by OSU, was recovered by Florida junior safety Josh Evans to end the Buckeyes’ potential scoring threat. Florida then added to its lead with an 18-yard field goal by redshirt junior kicker Caleb Sturgis. That eight-play, 53-yard Gators drive that lasted 4:01 made the score 24-10 and took the game into the fourth quarter. The Buckeyes made things interesting in the final minute of play, but only momentarily. OSU junior running back Jordan Hall scored on an 11-yard touchdown pass from Miller to cut the deficit to 24-17 with 57 seconds to play. The Buckeyes then lined up for an onside kick, but the attempt was recovered by Florida, which then kneed the ball and ran the clock out to end the game. Brewster said the loss was a hard one for the team. “When you’re playing a good team and you lose the special teams battle and you lose the turnover margin, you’re going to have a hard day,” he said. Urban Meyer, who was introduced as OSU’s new head coach on Nov. 28, will now take control of the team, along with other newly hired coaches.

pretty appropriate for him, but maybe a little less than that. Generally, he has done a lot of stuff for OSU and has been there for us.” Vieth also said he is not shocked that Gee donated the funds to a scholarship. “It doesn’t surprise me because it seems like something directly in line with his character at Ohio State,” Vieth said. Heyl said he has never met Gee, but thinks it is great for him to donate the money to student scholarships. “I think that’s very admirable of him,” Heyl said. “It seems like something he would do anyway. He’s a pretty good guy and very generous and a very cool thing to hear.”

Rogers said this sometimes results in mild winters. “It’s not always going to be this way with a La Niña. Usually we get a wet, as in a rainy wet, winter. It tends to be a little bit milder than usual,” Rogers said. “Snow is kind of non-existent and very limited in those winters.” Rogers said he expects the entire winter to be very mild and very rainy, with an exception of a short period. “I would expect given what usually happens, we’ll probably lose the impact of La Niña for a two-or three-week period, reverting back to real winter-like conditions, and it will get a lot colder and snowier,” Rogers said. Those hoping for more snow over break were probably wondering why the snow wasn’t falling. Even on New Years Day, the skies parted and rain fell over central Ohio for a day, something that Rogers said could be common this winter. “Those mild conditions are going to be pretty cloudy and wet,” Rogers said. “So it’s not going to be particularly pleasant.” Dan Hope contributed to this story.

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campus Despite magical experiences when studying abroad, there’s no place like home COPY Chief ALLYALLY MAROTTI MAROTTI Copymarotti.5@osu.edu chief marotti.5@osu.edu Six months. That is how long it has been since I have taken a class in English. It has been four full months (at least) since I’ve taken a step on Ohio State’s campus. Coming to work again for the first time since June, I passed demolished buildings on Woodruff, a street that I had not yet seen without its orange cones. Walking into the newsroom that I haven’t visited since July, I passed through hallways that had no ceilings the last time I was here. And when I came in, I was greeted by a new set of faces. Some of them I was familiar with, some of them were fresh. I spent the last three-anda-half months studying abroad in Barcelona, Spain. Let me tell you, the whole experience was magical. Seriously, complete and utter magic. I took classes at a Spanish university, lived with a host family and created a life for myself in Barcelona. I bettered my Spanish skills, learned a little Catalan, the other official language of Barcelona, made friends and ate a lot of delicious food. A lot. I also got to travel. I took a ferry across the Straight of Gibraltar, rode camels through the Sahara Desert, visited a medieval castle in France,

ate authentic Irish potatoes in Ireland, climbed to the top of Cologne Cathedral in Germany, saw multiple cities in Spain and spent a week in Italy. In between my weekend adventures abroad, I explored Barcelona and immersed myself in its culture. It was an experience I will never forget and one that I know I was incredibly blessed to have. Seeing all of these different places was one thing, but what really blew my mind was meeting and getting to know the people. Whether it was a cab driver in Ireland or a host at a hotel in Italy, it was incredible to meet people from all of these different countries and hear their stories. My host mom, for example, was absolutely incredible. She was a widow and ran her familyowned ceramic tile shop on one of the main streets of Barcelona. She was a little hard to get to know, but when she finally opened up, I learned things I never would have if I hadn’t put forth the effort. It was also a communication feat whenever I learned something from her, because she spoke no English. And that’s how it was every day. People kept talking to me in Spanish and I kept learning. It was great. During all of this, I sent a million postcards to my friends and family and was constantly uploading pictures to Facebook in a mad effort to let some of my friends and family at home share in what I was experiencing. I blogged, I emailed, I instant messaged. This was a challenge since I didn’t have Internet in my flat. But it was certainly worth the effort. I wondered why I felt such a desire to share my experiences so thoroughly with everyone at home. First I attributed it to my journalistic aspirations. I love being able to share things

through words and to let people live vicariously in that way. I love sharing other people’s stories and capturing things that people otherwise wouldn’t be able to experience. But that wasn’t the whole reason. Then I thought about how supportive everyone at home was and how I wouldn’t be there if it wasn’t for them, so maybe that’s why I felt such a pull to keep in touch. But it was about halfway through the second month when I came to my senses and realized that all of this rationalizing was just one big defense mechanism. I was homesick. I missed everything about home and everyone there. I missed OSU, I missed Columbus, I missed my hometown. I missed my parents, my brother, my boyfriend, my friends and even my casual acquaintances. And honestly, this freaked me out. I had always had it in my head that I’d grow up and travel the world. I’d do anything I wanted to and see everything there was to see, and I was scared because I didn’t want this stupid homesickness thing holding me back. But soon, after a brief period of freaking out, I realized that being homesick was a good thing, missing people was a good thing. It meant I had people that really loved me at home, and something good to go back to. So while I traveled around Europe and lived in Barcelona, I let all my new experiences shape me and I learned from them. I had the time of my life, made new friends and saw things I honestly thought I would only see in pictures. And I was happy because I knew that I had people at home who would want to hear about it all when I got back.

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Within the College of Food, Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, the Department of Human and Community Resource Development will now be known as the Department of Agricultural Communication, Education and Leadership. The new department will offer majors in agriscience education, agricultural communication and community leadership.

In the College of Arts and Sciences, the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Geodetic Science will change its official title to the Department of Civil, Environmental and Geodetic Engineering. Despite the name change, the department will continue to offer degrees in civil engineering and environmental engineering and minors in environmental engineering and surveying and mapping.

MARY POSANI Senior Lantern reporter posani.3@osu.edu The Board of Trustees approved of new bachelor and master’s degrees, approved department name and academic degree name changes effective immediately, at their Board meeting Dec 9. The College of Public Health will now be offering a Bachelor of Science in Public Health, the first undergraduate degree to be added in the College of Public Health. With the new degree, students are able to specialize in Public Health Sociology or Environmental Public Health. As the College of Public Health underwent some academic changes, other schools and departments will change their names. These include: r

The School of Allied Medical Professions changed its name to the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences. With the school name change, all degrees will change to Bachelor or Master of Science in Health and Rehabilitation Sciences.

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ALEX ANTONETZ Arts editor antonetz.3@osu.edu From mustaches and margaritas to screenwriters and stuntmen, the Ohio Union Activities Board is set to bring some big names in film and TV to campus Winter Quarter. OUAB announced that Nick Offerman, who stars as the mustachioed Ron Swanson in NBC’s “Parks and Recreation,” is scheduled to appear in the Archie Griffin Grand Ballroom Jan. 30 at 8 p.m. Tickets will be released Jan. 9 at 5 p.m. at the Ohio Union Performance Hall. Students may receive one ticket per BuckID. “We’re all really excited to have Nick Offerman come to campus. We think it’ll be a hilarious event, and we hope that some of his Ron Swanson greatness will rub off on us,” said Fontine Baptiste, OUAB comedy chair, in an email. Bethenny Frankel, who starred in Bravo’s reality show “The Real Housewives of New York City” and created Skinnygirl Margarita, is scheduled to appear March 1 at 7 p.m in the Ohio Union’s Archie M. Griffin Grand Ballroom. Tickets will be released Feb. 6 at 5 p.m. in the Ohio Union Information Center. Students may receive one ticket per BuckID. Kaitlyn McDowell, OUAB special events chair,

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“Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol” I never imagined this film sniffing my top 10 list prior to seeing it, but I’ll be damned if I didn’t give it the credit it deserves for being one hell of a good time. Fueled by Brad Bird’s direction, “Ghost Protocol” is one of the best flicks that’s taken advantage of IMAX technology to date, not only making it a sight for sore eyes, but also one of the rare bigbudget action films that is super fun without ever succumbing to overwhelming stupidity.

“The Tree of Life” I can see “The Tree of Life” being one of those films that will appreciate as time wears on, simply because there’s so much ambiguity about it that there’s plenty to talk about. Terrence Malick’s juxtaposition of the life of a quaint Southern family against the evolution of the universe is interesting, to put it lightly, even though the film does, at times, get a little bogged down and aimless.

“Attack the Block” If I had to describe “Attack the Block,” I’d call it a harder, British version of “Super 8.” A young British gang is at the center of an alien invasion of London, and when these gorilla-like creatures with glow-in-the-dark teeth start picking people off, blood reigns. Well, it’s not that graphic, but it is a fun, charming watch nonetheless.

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executive producer of Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart,” is set for Jan. 25 at 7 p.m. in the Ohio Union’s Archie M. Griffin Grand Ballroom. Tickets are set to be released Jan. 6 at 5 p.m. at the Ohio Union Information Center. Students may receive one ticket per BuckID. Comedian Joe Wong, a Chinese-American comedian who gained notoriety after performing stand-up in 2009 on “The Late Night Show with David Letterman” about American history and culture, is set to appear Jan. 22 at 8 p.m. in the Ohio Union Performance Hall. Tickets are set to be released Wednesday at 5 p.m. at the Ohio Union Information Center. “Ripley’s Believe It Or Not Presents: The Lucky Daredevil Thrillshow Ft. Tyler Fyre & Thrillkill Jill” is set for Jan. 12 at 8 p.m. at the Ohio Union’s US Bank Conference Theater. There will not be a ticket release, but the first 50 students in line will obtain a VIP pass. Kyle Hendrickson, a third-year in sport and leisure studies, said he will go see Offerman perform. “I’m actually really excited about Nick (Offerman) coming to campus, but I don’t want him to come as Nick. I want him to show up in full Ron Swanson character,” Hendrickson said. “I want him to come on stage and lecture me on the Ron Swanson Pyramid of Greatness.” OUAB does not disclose how much the group compensates talent.

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said in an email that the group is excited to bring Frankel, who has become a successful businesswoman, to campus. “OUAB is excited to bring Bethenny as a part of Women’s Month to hear what she has to share about her life, her brand, healthy living and bring us a few laughs along the way,” she said in the email. OUAB will also be hosting director Spike Lee, who directed films such as “Do the Right Thing” and “Inside Man.” He is set to appear on campus Feb. 9 at 7 p.m., also in the Ohio Union’s Archie M. Griffin Grand Ballroom. The event is sponsored by OUAB and the OSU Multicultural Center. Tickets will be released Jan. 19 at 6 p.m. in the Ohio Union Performance Hall. Students may receive one ticket per BuckID. Though Lee has been nominated for an Academy Award for “Do the Right Thing,” he has been involved in controversy. He’s been accused of being anti-Semitic for his portrayal of Jewish characters in his film, “Mo’ Better Blues.” He also said the late Charlton Heston of the National Rifle Association should be shot with a “with a .44 Bulldog” and that former Senator Trent Lott is a “card-carrying member of the Ku Klux Klan.” “Funny Men: An Inside Look into What Makes America Laugh,” featuring Doug Ellin, creator and head writer of HBO’s “Entourage,” Kenny Schwartz, executive producer and writer for Fox’s “American Dad,” and David Javerbaum, former head writer and

“50/50” A guy gets cancer. So what? “50/50” doesn’t present a particularly new take on coping with getting that news, but it does provide great performances turned in by Joseph GordonLevitt, Seth Rogen and Anna Kendrick that more than make up for the fact that the film doesn’t really even have a point. “Bridesmaids” I’d heard folks compare “Bridesmaids” to “The Hangover,” and what an unfair comparison that ended up being. Kristen Wiig (with the aid of Melissa McCarthy) leads a charming and utterly hysterical effort in the year’s best comedy and helps to dispel the notion that the ladies aren’t as funny as dudes.

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“Saints Row: The Third” (PS3, Xbox 360, PC) “Saints Row: The Third” is everything you would expect from an urban-style sandbox game. Taking place a few years after the second “Saints Row” game, “Saints Row: The Third” embraces humor and violence. While it has the struggles of every sandbox game, inconsistent plots and pointless objectives, “Saints Row: The Third” does a good job of accepting its quirkiness. Unlike “Grand Theft Auto,” “Saints Row: The Third” accepts the humor aspect of thug life. It is not meant to be taken seriously, and is always good for a laugh or two.

“The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword” (Wii) I am a sucker for Nintendo’s “Zelda” series, and “The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword” for the Wii does not disappoint. “Skyward Sword” is the 16th game in the “Zelda” series, and is instantly one of my favorites. While the story served as a prequel to “Ocarina of Time” (my favorite Zelda game), the innovative technology set this Zelda game apart from the others. You all have been there: To get a desired attack to work on the Wii, all you have to do is shake the remote, completely disregarding the actual motion. In “Skyward Sword,” Nintendo uses motion-based attacks, which adds a lot to the strategy and enhances the game.

“Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3” (Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, PC) I don’t care that the gameplay is exactly like “Modern Warfare 2.” I continue to stand by the “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” approach. The storyline in the “Modern Warfare” series continues to be intelligent and interesting, but the multiplayer format is what brings everyone back to the “Call of Duty” series. “Modern Warfare 3” has the easiest and most user-friendly controls of any first-person shooter, which is why everyone loves it so much. My biggest complaint with “Modern Warfare 3” are the gamers themselves. It has become so much of a culture in the online version of the game that it is incredibly hard for a casual gamer to enjoy the multiplayer option.

“FIFA Soccer 12” (Xbox 360, PS3, PS2, Wii, PC, Mac) While I generally don’t like the improvements that sports games make from year to year, “FIFA Soccer 12” proved to be one of my favorite games of 2011. The biggest complaint I have had over the years with the “FIFA” series is the gap between realistic gameplay and entertainment. Let’s be honest: Soccer games are boring, and no one wants to sit down and play a 90-minute game where no one scores any goals. But “FIFA Soccer 12” is able to harness the realism of “the beautiful game” with an entertainment-oriented goal. Increased defensive maneuvers and realistic tackling animations add to the quality of this installment of the “FIFA” series. By far, because of the enjoyment I get from playing friends, in 2011, “FIFA Soccer 12” spent the most time in my Xbox.

“Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception” (PS3) Admittedly, I did not get the chance to play “Uncharted 3” as much as I did the other games in the series, but from what I can tell, the series is improving from release to release. The story follows Nathan Drake and Victor Sullivan around the world in search of a legendary lost city. I praise the writing and the story line for “Uncharted 3,” as it was one of the best games of the year. I found the voice acting and writing exceptionally good, not just for a video game, but good for a movie. This was, by far, the best PS3-only game of the year.

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[ a+e ] Editor’s picks most anticipated ... Jami Jurich – Editor-in-chief Album: “Born and Raised” – John Mayer Movie: “Titanic in 3-D” TV: “One Tree Hill” Video game: “Mario Party 9” Chelsea Castle – Managing editor for content Album: Mumford & Sons (Title TBA) Movie: “The Hunger Games” TV: “True Blood” Video game: “Halo 4” Chris Schwartz – Managing editor for design Album: No Doubt (Title TBA) Movie: “The Iron Lady” TV: “30 Rock” Video game: “Kinect Star Wars” Ally Marotti – Copy chief Album: “Born to Die” – Lana Del Rey Movie: “The Hobbit” TV: “The Newsroom” Video game: “Mario Party 9” Michael Periatt – Asst. sports editor Album: “Battle Born” – The Killers Movie: “The Dark Knight Rises” TV: “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” Video game: “FIFA ‘13” Alex Antonetz – Arts editor Album: G.O.O.D. Music collaboration (Title TBA) Movie: “The Dark Knight Rises” TV: “Fringe” Video game: “Counter-Strike: Global Offensive”

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The puzzle game ‘Portal 2’ was one of several critically acclaimed video games released in 2011.

2012 faces challenge living up to 2011

ALEX ANTONETZ antonetz.3@osu.edu all-star heroes, including Iron Man, Thor, Hulk and Captain America. For some perspective, the two most-downloaded trailers on apple.com in 2012 were “The Dark Knight Rises” and “The Avengers.” In a rare occurrence in 2011, the highest-selling album of the year was also quite possibly its best. Adele’s “21” sold more than 16 million copies worldwide and also garnered six Grammy nominations. She will head into the Grammys as the overwhelming favorite in most of the categories in which she’s been nominated, including Album of the Year.

It will be hard for 2012 to live up to that, but a lot of big names have albums set for release. Nicki Minaj, Adam Lambert, Willow Smith, Lady Gaga, Miley Cyrus and Taylor Swift all have plans to release an album this year, and those names will certainly provide some power on the charts. Perhaps the toughest hill to climb for 2012 is in video games. Many argue that 2011 was the greatest year in gaming history, with so many critically acclaimed games released. “The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim,” “Portal 2,” “Batman: Arkham City,” “Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception,” as well as others, all made 2011 a landmark year. This year has some big names coming, too. “Mass Effect 3,” “BioShock Infinite” and “Counter-Strike: Global Offensive” are some of 2012’s most anticipated games. Sure, it will be hard for 2012 to top 2011, but there’s still enough slated to enjoy next year to keep you distracted from our impending doom. The Lantern editors decide what releases they’re looking forward to in 2012.

Justin Conley – Asst. arts editor Album: John Mayer – “Born and Raised” Movie: “The Avengers” TV:“Archer” Video game: “Diablo III” Thomas Bradley – Campus editor Album: “Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded” – Nicki Minaj Movie: “The Dark Knight Rises” TV: “Alcatraz” Video game: “Halo 4” Brittany Schock – Asst. photo editor Album: Mumford & Sons (Title TBA) Movie: “The Hunger Games” TV: “Glee” Video game: “Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games” Matthew Edwards – Asst. multimedia editor Album: “Vulnerable” – The Used Movie: “The Dark Knight Rises” TV: “Eastbound & Down” Video game: “Madden ‘13” Chris Poche – Design editor Album: “Break It Yourself” – Andrew Bird Movie: “Prometheus” TV: “30 Rock” Video game: “FIFA ‘13” CHRIS POCHE / Design editor

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For all intents and purposes, 2011 was one of the biggest years in entertainment in recent memory. Superheroes and familiar franchise names dominated the box office, pop stars and big-time collaborations combined to top the music charts and the video game industry saw arguably its best year ever from a critical standpoint. That said, there’s a lot to look forward to in 2012, even if we’re likely all going to die by the time Dec. 21 comes around. Superheroes will again be a force on the big screen. Arguably one of the most anticipated films ever and the follow-up to the iconic “The Dark Knight,” “The Dark Knight Rises” is set for release July 20. While it might not eclipse its predecessor at the box office just because the villain, Bane, isn’t as much of a pop culture staple as Joker, it will still rake in the dough, and will likely end the year as one of the highest grossing films of 2012. Another comic book franchise, “The Avengers,” is getting a lot of hype ahead of its May 4 release. Filmed in Cleveland and Cincinnati, “The Avengers” is made up of Marvel’s

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Gators snap Buckeyes’ special teams PATRICK BRENNAN Sports editor brennan.164@osu.edu JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Ohio State football team committed two special teams errors against the Florida Gators in the 2012 Gator Bowl. The miscues cost the team 14 points and, perhaps, a great deal more. Florida redshirt sophomore wide receiver Andre Debose scored on a 99-yard kickoff return to break a 7-7 tie in the second quarter. Later, a blocked punt was recovered by freshman Graham Stewart and returned 14 yards for a touchdown to give the Gators a 21-10 lead in the third quarter. The two mistakes resulted in 14 points for Florida, which won the game, 24-17. Gators redshirt senior quarterback John Brantley connected on a 16-yard pass with fellow redshirt senior Deonte Thompson to open the scoring late in the first quarter. OSU was quick to respond, and freshman quarterback Braxton Miller connected with senior wide receiver DeVier Posey on a 5-yard touchdown pass at the 11:25 mark of the second quarter to tie the game. Debose was the next Florida player to touch the ball, and he made the touch count. Debose went untouched by the Buckeyes on his 99-yard return, which restored Florida’s lead at 14-7. The kick return, which was the third of Debose’s career, broke a 29-year-old Gator Bowl record for the longest kick return. “The speed factor wasn’t a thing — nobody touched (Debose) on the kickoff return,” OSU coach Luke Fickell said after the game. “I don’t

think it was just straight speed. It comes down to one-on-one battles, and we didn’t do a good enough job of winning the one-on-one battles.” OSU sophomore kicker Drew Basil booted a 47-yard field goal to cut Florida’s lead to 14-10 heading into halftime. That was as close as OSU came to canceling the deficit . The second costly Buckeyes’ error came on their first possession after the break. Florida redshirt senior halfback Chris Rainey blocked junior punter Ben Buchanan’s third punt of the gameand returned 14 yards for a score by freshman Graham Stewart. The score put the Gators, 21-10. “You’ve got to give (Florida) credit for, obviously, bringing great pressure and for winning some one-on-one battles,” Fickell said. “That (the play) was huge.” After the game, redshirt senior linebacker Tyler Moeller took partial responsibility for the blocked punt, saying he could have blocked out Florida players better on the play. “We beat ourselves today,” Moeller said. “The punt wasn’t entirely my fault, but I was there. The special teams didn’t do our job, and that really hurt us today.” Sophomore right tackle Jonathan Hankins said the kickoff return and the blocked punt threw OSU off. “(The plays) hurt us because for a while, we weren’t on the field as much,” Hankins said. “When we did get on the field, we were kind of rusty. We weren’t as loose.” With less than a minute to play in regulation, Miller’s completed touchdown pass to junior running back Jordan Hall cut OSU’s deficit to 24-16, but the comeback attempt fell short.

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Florida sophomore wide receiver Andre Debose accepts the MVP trophy after the Gators’ 24-17 win over OSU in the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, Fla., on Jan. 2, 2012. Fickell said the loss, caused at least in part by the special teams errors, hurt his players and him. “It’s not something that ever goes away,” he said. “That’s what I told the players after the game — it should hurt. When you remember that feeling, that’s what makes you better.” OSU concludes its season with a

6-7 record, the Buckeyes’ first losing record since 1988. New head coach Urban Meyer, along with the members of his newly hired coaching staff, are in control of the team. OSU players have a 7 a.m. Tuesday meeting with Meyer, according to multiple players.

Some Gator fans call Meyer a ‘liar’ PATRICK BRENNAN Sports editor brennan.164@osu.edu JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — EverBank Field in Jacksonville, the site of the 2012 Gator Bowl, provided University of Florida football fans with a forum to express their frustration about former Gators coach Urban Meyer becoming the new head coach at Ohio State. Florida won the game 24-17, but that didn’t stop some upset Gator fans from venting. Meyer was introduced as the 24th head coach in OSU football history on Nov. 28, less than a year after departing Florida due to health concerns and to focus more on his family. Reactions among Gators fans to Meyer’s hire were mixed, but some couldn’t pass on the opportunity to release lingering animosity. Tasha Hyder, 28, of Jacksonville, was busy with TV interviews and whipping Gators fans into frenzied anti-Meyer cheers. Donning a smile all the while, Hyder held a sign that read: “Meyer is a liar.” Hyder’s sign also featured an image of Meyer’s face placed inside the jaws of the Florida athletics logo — an open-mouthed alligator. “I think (Meyer’s) a liar, obviously — the sign tells it all,” Hyder said. “I mean, who

says that they’re leaving to spend time with his family and medical problems. A year later, he’s back at Ohio State coaching for $4 million (annually). Really? I don’t know, sounds like a liar to me.” To be sure, not all Gators fans share Hyder’s hate for Meyer. William Jones, 32, of West Virginia, graduated from UF with a degree in finance in 2006. Jones said the Florida fan base is probably split on the subject of Meyer’s return to college football. “If he’s back in college football, and it’s the right fit for his family, I don’t have a problem as a fan with it,” Jones said. “He’s from Ohio, and that’s his dream job. He won (Florida) two national championships and he gave us good years, so I don’t have a problem with him getting back into it. It’s fun to get into the semantics of it, but as long as he’s fine. “I hope (Meyer) does well,” Jones said with a smile, “Just as long as Florida beats him.” The mere mention of Meyer’s name at some Florida fans’ tailgating sites elicited boos and jeers. Lee Geiger, 19, a Gators fan from Linwood, N.J., withheld from heckling Meyer, for the most part. “Meyer recruited all the kids on Florida’s team,” Geiger said. “I don’t like him,

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A Florida and OSU fan cheer on their respective teams during the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, Fla., Jan. 2, 2012. OSU lost, 24-17. but I understand he had to leave.” Hyder was hardly shy about continuing to voice her dislike for OSU, and its new head coach. “They both suck,” she said. Meyer will assume control of OSU football after the Gator Bowl. Luke Fickell, head coach for the bowl

game, will be retained by Meyer as the assistant defensive coordinator. After the loss, some Buckeye fans said they thought the transitional state of the program hampered the team. “What I noticed most about the bowl game was probably the conflict with having a new coach coming

in and with having a young quarterback and it just seemed like a lot of inexperience,” Nate Jordan, a third-year in political science at OSU said. “I’m hoping for a better next year with Urban Meyer.” Dan Hope contributed to this story.

sports Prahalis, Hill lead the way as Buckeyes top Iowa MICHAEL PERIATT Asst. sports editor periatt.1@osu.edu The Ohio State women’s basketball team just keeps on winning. The No. 8-ranked Buckeyes improved their record to 15-0 Monday with an 84-71 win

against Iowa at the Schottenstein Center. With the win, the Buckeyes continue the best start in the program’s history. Senior guard Samantha Prahalis and junior guard Taylor Hill carried OSU with 30 and 28 points, respectively, but the win didn’t come easy. With 5:19 remaining in the first half, OSU saw itself trailing, 22-37, but OSU

coach Jim Foster didn’t panic. “I don’t tend to think negative thoughts,” Foster said. “At least I won’t verbalize them until we’re in the huddle. Then I’ll remind people. I’ve seen big leads come and go. There’s a significant frame of reference.” His team responded with a 17-3 run before the half ended, though the

Hawkeyes held onto a 40-39 lead going into the half. Iowa coach Lisa Bluder said the Buckeyes picked up their intensity. “We shot the ball well during that time and even defended well, but when they got on a roll it took us out of our rhythm. They changed the way they were playing and had more intensity as the game went on,” she said. “I think it was a matter of us playing well that got us the lead early, but I don’t think Ohio State was as into it at the beginning of the game.” The second half was all Buckeyes. Prahalis sunk a three to put OSU up, 42-40, and the team never looked back as the combination of Prahalis and Hill dominated the Hawkeyes. “I think our energy [made a difference in the game],” Prahalis said. “At first we let Iowa’s guards penetrate. It was just a matter of keeping their guards in front of us. We just needed to step up. We weren’t playing how we needed to play and how we know how to play.”

Hill came into the game as the Big Ten’s top scorer on the year. A career high five 3-pointers helped propel her to 28 points. She credited her success to her teammates. “My teammates were finding me, especially Sam (Prahalis) on the fast break. I feel like I had the hot hand at one point,” she said. “It’s kind of hard to guard us on the outside with our ability to get to the bucket.” The victory gets the Buckeyes off to an undefeated start in conference play. OSU is the only undefeated Big Ten team. Foster said conference play is the team’s main focus. “We have a board in our locker room that has the records of every team in the league, and we want to be at the top. We were in the preseason, and we moved that column over today to start the Big Ten column. We want to be on top.”

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Senior guard Samantha Prahalis helps junior guard Taylor Hill up after a fall during a game against Temple Nov. 18, 2011. OSU won, 70-66.

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OSU senior wide receiver DeVier Posey (8) fumbles the ball in the 3rd quarter of OSU’s game against Florida in the Gator Bowl on Jan. 2, 2012. OSU lost, 24-17.

Formerly suspended players Herron, Posey hampered team in bowl CAMPUS Editor THOMAS BRADLEY bradley.321@osu.edu After a season plagued by NCAA violations, suspensions, injury and heartbreak, this year’s group of Buckeye seniors were a detriment to the team. While the seniors might have added the experience needed to make a great

team, in the end, they did more harm than good for the 2011 Ohio State football team. Seniors Mike Adams and Solomon Thomas sat the first five games of the season due to their involvement in the “Tattoo-gate” scandal. When Adams came back, his presence was immediately felt on the offensive line, but it was almost already a moot point as after his first game, the Buckeyes were 3-3. Senior running back Daniel “Boom” Herron sat an additional game because of being overpaid by Cleveland-area booster Robert DiGeronimo. Despite missing the first six games of the season due to suspension, the Buckeyes voted Herron the team’s MVP at the end of the season. In the Gator Bowl, Herron did not live up to set expectations. Herron rushed for only 82 yards and had one fumble. Herron fumbled the ball in the first

quarter, recovered by De’Ante Saunders, that cost the Buckeyes valuable field position. Another Buckeye forced to miss most of the season due to suspension, senior wide receiver DeVier Posey, had a negative impact in the bowl game as well. Posey missed the first 10 games of the season, and came back only for the Penn State game, the Michigan game and the bowl game. All resulted in losses. Posey had a touchdown in the first quarter of the bowl game, creating a tie. However, Posey then fumbled in the third quarter after the Buckeyes were in position to cut into Florida’s lead. After a completion from Miller, Posey fumbled and Josh Evans recovered. After a season of causing problems within the program, these Buckeye seniors did not make a good mark on

their final season in Scarlet and Gray. Problems with special teams Special teams have been a problem this year, and Jim Tressel would not be happy. Going from a coach who prided himself on extraordinary special teams play, to a system that seemed to disregard the little-talked-about group, OSU lost the 2012 Gator Bowl because of its underachieving special teams. In the second quarter, following a game-tying touchdown pass from freshman quarterback Braxton Miller, Andre Debose returned the ensuing kickoff 99 yards for a touchdown. The coverage on the kickoff was so poor, no one came close to touching Debose. In the third quarter, following a five-play, 25-yard drive, Chris Rainey blocked junior punter Ben Buchanan’s punt. Graham Stewart returned it for a

touchdown. Fourteen points off of the special teams’ mistakes was the difference in the game. Sophomore kicker Drew Basil has been accurate and reliable throughout the season. Buchanan has been reliable and his punts have been consistent. The problem lies with the special teams support. The blocking has been inconsistent, which has lead to two blocked punts on the year. A problem that plagued last year’s squad, kick coverage, has once again surfaced. One of the biggest momentum killers in football is a kickoff returned for a touchdown, and that’s exactly what happened. The Buckeyes fell to a 6-7 record on the season marking the first time since 1988 the program has had a losing record.

Buckeyes try to avoid consecutive losses in Big Ten play MATT EDWARDS Multimedia editor edwards.907@osu.edu The Nebraska basketball team (8-5, 0-2) travels to Columbus Tuesday night for the first time as a member of the Big Ten Conference, looking to hand No. 6 Ohio State (13-2, 1-1) its second conference loss of the young season. It will be the first time the two schools have met on the hardwood in nearly 23 years. The Buckeyes won the last meeting, 85-74, in the second round of the 1989 NIT tournament and lead the all-time series 4-2, including winning the last three consecutive meetings. The transition into Big Ten hoops hasn’t been kind to Nebraska and the

front end of its conference schedule couldn’t be any more difficult. It’s the third straight conference game for both schools, but for Nebraska it’s the third straight game in which they face a top-20 opponent. They previously lost by double-digit margins to No. 18 Wisconsin (12-3, 1-1) and No. 10 Michigan State (13-2, 2-0), respectively. The Buckeyes were upset last Saturday night by the surging, then-ranked No. 12 Indiana Hoosiers (13-1, 1-1), who also knocked off the No. 1-ranked Kentucky Wildcats in the month of December. OSU has the second-best scoring offense in the Big Ten, scoring nearly 79 points per game, while Nebraska is ranked 11th in the same category, scoring nearly 64 points per game.

The Buckeyes will be heavy favorites Tuesday, but an upset for a second-straight game would give OSU its second conference loss of the season — as many as it suffered all of last year. If the Cornhuskers do pull off the upset, it will be OSU’s first loss at the Schottenstein Center since Feb. 17, 2010, when Purdue knocked off OSU. A victory would give the Buckeyes a 35th straight win in Columbus. Tuesday’s game will be televised on Big Ten Network and tip-off is set for 6:36 p.m.

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OSU sophomore forward Deshaun Thomas goes for a layup against Jackson State during an NCAA men’s basketball game at the Schottenstein Center on Nov. 18, 2011. OSU won, 85-41.

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1. OSU redshirt freshman defensive back Bradley Roby (25) stops Florida junior running back Mike Gillislee (23) in the 1st quarter of OSU’s 24-17 loss to Florida in the Gator Bowl on Jan. 2, 2012. 2. Florida sophomore defensive back Matt Elam (22) grabs OSU freshman quarterback Braxton Miller’s (5) facemask in the 4th quarter of OSU’s game against Florida in the Gator Bowl on Jan. 2, 2012. OSU lost, 24-17.

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3. OSU junior running back Jordan Hall (7) dances around Florida defenders and makes his way into the end zone in the 4th quarter of OSU’s loss to Florida in the Gator Bowl on Jan. 2, 2012. 4. NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt Jr. emerges from his car after driving onto the field before the Gator Bowl game between OSU and Florida on Jan. 2, 2012. OSU lost, 24-17.

5. OSU superfan Buckeyeman watches as OSU falls to Florida, 24-17, in the Gator Bowl on Jan. 2, 2012. 6. OSU quarterback Braxton Miller (5) looks down the field in the 2nd quarter of OSU’s game against Florida in the Gator Bowl on Jan. 2, 2012. OSU lost, 24-17.

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Tuesday January 3, 2012

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March 21 – April 19 Today is an 8 -- Change may come, but you handle it with grace. Quest onward to the next adventure. You get to decide how it will be. Friends come along.

TAURUS April 20 – May 20 Today is a 9 -- Chalk it up as a lesson learned, and move on. You see things in a whole new light, and there’s so much more available. Take powerful action today for a cause.

GEMINI May 21 – June 21 Today is a 9 -- New growth sprouts in career and finances, and paths that were previously hidden become clear . Handle the basics, and the rest flows easily. Thank your team.

CANCER June 22 – July 22 Today is an 8 -- No need to fix it if it’s not broken. Let folks know what you want and need. Choose your path, and trust your intuition. A friend knows the way.

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July 23 – Aug. 22 Today is an 8 -- Things aren’t always what they seem. Hold off on travels today if you can. Connect by Internet or phone instead. This saves money and resources. Love finds a way.

VIRGO Aug. 23 – Sept. 22 Today is an 8 -- Part with some treasure for the benefit of all. Make sure things are secure at home, and make a change for the better. Keep your objective in mind.

LIBRA Sept. 23 – Oct. 22 Today is an 8 -- Your innovative idea works! Tell others, and let the benefits ripple out. Accept a heartfelt compliment. The money’s not bad, either.

SCORPIO Oct. 23– Nov. 21 Today is a 9 -- Listen to someone you trust. Focus on what you love about your partner (rather than what drives you crazy) to generate harmony. It’s simple (not always easy).

SAGITTARIUS Nov. 22– Dec. 21 Today is a 7 -- There’s no cheese at the end of self-pity tunnel. Ask what you can do for others. Have fun with what you have, and create more. The money looks better.

CAPRICORN Dec. 22– Jan. 19 Today is an 8 -- Keep working on the romantic puzzle. Move the pieces around; turn them upside down; try a different perspective. You’ll find the perfect solution.

AQUARIUS Jan. 20– Feb. 18 Today is a 7 -- Clean your home to find unexpected treasure. When was the last time you checked under sofa cushions? Rely on friends for help with a difficult question.

PISCES Feb. 19– March 20 Today is a 7 -- Use your communication skills in your love life. Remember the part about listening. Projects at work may be complex, but they are profitable. Practice what you love.

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