Jan. 9, 2012

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thelantern OSU dishes out big bucks for Meyer’s reign

sports

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Defending the title

The OSU men’s volleyball team is set to defend their championship title with a match against Lees-McRae Friday.

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Blockbuster controversy

Multiple scenes of rape and violence in “The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo” has many up in arms.

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Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

With some New Year’s resolutions already thrown out, there are many opportunities for students opting to go green.

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With a $4 million per year salary, new Ohio State football coach Urban Meyer is the highest paid coach in the Big Ten conference, but OSU is spending millions on Meyer’s assistants as well.

The combined salaries for the assistant coaches Meyer has hired is just under $3.5 million, and some positions have yet to be ÿ lled.

During Meyer’s introductory press conference Nov. 28, he said assembling a top-quality staff was a priority.

“In 2005 … I think (Florida) put together the best coaching staff maybe in college football history,” Meyer said. “I know that’s a profound statement. But what those guys did, the recruits they brought in and the run that team went on, with the great players, the style of offense, defense and kicking game … my goal is to ÿ nd that kind of group of coaches again.

“I think Ohio State deserves the best group of assistant coaches in America.”

It appears OSU is helping Meyer pursue just that and is willing to shell out more cash than the university is accustomed to in the process.

According to information released by the OSU athletic department, the school is spending signiÿ cantly more money on its football coaches in 2012 under Meyer than under former coaches Luke Fickell in 2011 and Jim Tressel.

In 2011, the head coach, defensive coordinator and offensive coordinator made a combined $1.45 million. In 2010,

those three coaches earned $4.35 million.

In 2012, the head coach, defensive coordinators and offensive coordinator will make a combined total of $5.62 million.

That’s about a 288 percent increase from 2011 and about a 29 percent increase from 2010.

The increase between 2011 and 2012 can largely be attributed to Meyer’s salary, which far exceeds that of Fickell. Tressel’s contract was for $3.5 million in 2010.

Fickell was paid $775,000 in 2011, but after being removed as OSU’s head coach and named the team’s defensive coordinator for 2012, Fickell will receive $750,000 in 2012, meaning he’s taking a $25,000 pay cut.

The co-defensive coordinator, Everett Withers, will make $450,000. Jim Heacock, the defensive coordinator in 2011, made $350,000.

New offensive coordinator Tom Herman will make $420,000 in 2012, which is $70,000 more than his predecessor, Jim Bollman.

But the increased spending isn’t conÿ ned to coordinators.

New assistant athletic director for football sports performance Mickey Marotti will make $380,000, and will be in charge of the strength and conditioning of OSU football players.

In 2011, director of football performance Eric Lichter and coordinator for strength and conditioning Troy Sutton

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$234,828 - COMBINED

= $10,000

$380,000

TROY SUTTON

MICKEY MAROTTI

Coordinator of Strength and Conditioning

Asst. AD for FB Sports Performance

ERIC LICHTER Director of football performance

$350,000

$420,000

JIM BOLLMAN

TOM HERMAN

Offensive coordinator

Offensive coordinator

$350,000

$1,200,000 - COMBINED

JIM HEACOCK

LUKE FICKELL

Defensive coordinator

Defensive coordinator

Source: Reporting CHRIS POCHE / Design editor CHRISTOPHER SCHWARTZ / Managing editor

EVERETT WITHERS Assistant head coach, co-defensive coordinator

New COTA system requires new BuckIDs BRIN KERKHOFF Lantern reporter kerkhoff.2@osu.edu

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MICHAEL PERIATT Asst. sports editor periatt.1@osu.edu

Any student who wishes to ride the COTA bus might be required to obtain a new ID. At the start of the New Year, the Central Ohio Transit Authority began requiring students to physically swipe their BuckID when riding the COTA bus.

“An easy way to check if you need a new ID is to look at the back of your card; if it has our old address at Lincoln Tower, you will need a new one,” said Karina Kurzhals, student assistant at BuckID Services.

A replacement card will be issued for free with the exchange of a current or old BuckID. “If a student does not bring a BuckID in exchange, there will be a $20 fee assessed for the replacement,” Kurzhals said.

In addition to outdated IDs, there is also an issue of system glitches.

“My ID didn’t swipe at ÿ rst but I didn’t end up having to replace it because it wasn’t old. My ID had just been set up by a website that wasn’t working with the new system yet,” said Angela Yerian, a secondyear in exploration.

Students can obtain their new card at BuckID Services in the Ohio Union, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

“Students will not be able to ride the bus without their card,” said Elizabeth Berkemer, public and media relations manager for COTA. Students must be enrolled in classes at Ohio State to ride the COTA bus for free with a BuckID. The new ID reader systems on the buses require that student enrollment status be encoded on the magnetic strips on the new BuckIDs; this information does not exist on the older BuckIDs. Only the Ohio Union is equipped with technology to properly encode COTA’s information, according to COTA’s website.

“Our fare box program has been upgraded, therefore the BuckID’s need to be updated as well so they will swipe,” Berkemer said.

Drivers are enforcing the swipe policy and are instructed to turn away riders who don’t have proper identification. The new system has been in effect now for more than a week and appears to be running smoothly, according to several drivers.

Students are adapting to the new physical swiping process as well.

“Swiping the ID doesn’t take

THOMAS BRADLEY / Campus editor

Per new policy from COTA, all OSU students now have to swipe their BuckID when they board all COTA buses. much longer, you just have to know which way to swipe it and at what speed,” Yerian said.

The purpose of this program is to gauge COTA ridership among students for future planning, according to COTA’s website.

“The main reason for the policy is that we want to look at the activity among the students and make sure their needs are being met,” Berkemer said.

This activity includes ridership trends such as where students are getting on and what lines they are using most.

OSU and COTA have had a contract for 12 years now, which requires students to pay a $9 quarterly COTA fee, allowing them unlimited use of the COTA bus system.

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Students shift gears for semester switch

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With the switch to semesters just two quarters away, Ohio State ofÿ cials reassure students worried about possible cuts in ÿ nancial aid and changes in the way tuition is paid.

Gus Carlos, a second-year in psychology, said he is concerned about how the semester switch will affect his ÿ nancial aid.

“I’m from Texas and so I have to pay out-of-state tuition,” he said. “I’m worried about how (tuition) is going to change, how my loans might change.”

Despite students concerns, university ofÿ cials are

reassuring students that cost of tuition and fees will not be affected by the quarter-to-semester conversion. Under the semester calender, students will pay for tuition twice a year, instead of the three times a year tuition is paid on the quarter system.

Subsequently, ÿ nancial aid awarded to students will be disbursed twice a year instead of three times a year.

Tuition and fees for the 2011-2012 year are $9,711 for an Ohio resident, and $24,759 for an out-of-state student.

Steven Fink, co-chair of the Semester Conversion Coordinating Committee, told The Lantern that although the amount of tuition students have to pay per semester might seem larger than usual, the cost of tuition will remain the same.

“You’d be billed for tuition twice a year instead of three times a year,” Fink said. “So the bills would look bigger but the cost of a single year of tuition will be the same (but it will be) divided up differently.”

Fink also said ÿ nancial aid would be “adjusted to correspond” with the changes in tuition.

The university’s “Pledge to Students,” details the promise to ensure that the cost of general and instructional fees in an academic year with semesters will not cost more than a year’s tuition would have cost with quarters.

The pledge also mentions the switch will not have an effect on ÿ nancial aid.

Jay Johnson, assistant provost, said in an email

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campus Moritz law professor among few NY Times columnists SARAH PFLEDDERER For the Lantern pfledderer.2@osu.edu He swivels on a leather chair away from two computer monitors atop his L-shaped, dark-colored, wood desk. A bookshelf stands perpendicular to the desk inhabiting an entire wall of his ofÿce. The shelf nearest to the ° oor holds a collection of binders; their spines read: “DealBook.”

The New York native grasps a Starbucks cup with a tea tag hanging out its lid and gives a welcoming smile.

“I’ve become a Midwesterner,” he said. “I go back to New York and get annoyed by the crowds.”

Even as Steven Davidoff, a law professor at Ohio State, only travels back to New York every month or so, his name settles on the pages of the city’s worldrenowned newspaper, The New York Times.

Davidoff, popularly known as The Deal Professor

by Times readers, writes a weekly column commenting on mergers and acquisitions for the Times’ DealBook, which publishes in the business section of the paper every Wednesday and appears online throughout the week.

Aside from committing 10 to 20 hours in writing up to three columns per week, Davidoff is a law professor at the Ohio State University Moritz College of Law, where he specializes in teaching business law. He is the only law professor with his own weekly

newspaper column, according to Donald Tobin, associate dean for faculty at Moritz and the Frank E. and Virginia H. Bazler Designated Professor in Business Law. Davidoff is also one of the ÿrst professors to contribute to the Times and its DealBook, said Jeffrey Cane, managing editor for the DealBook.

DealBook, founded in 2001 by Andrew Ross Sorkin as a newsletter, now has more than a dozen reporters and freelancers.

Davidoff was a visiting professor at Moritz in the 2008-09 academic year and was hired as a full-time faculty member in the autumn of 2011. He said that OSU ÿrst came on his radar screen when he married a woman who lived in Columbus, his wife of threeand-a-half years, Idit.

“The opportunity to come to Ohio State and become involved with the great university and its world-class faculty was a compelling opportunity beyond making my wife happy,” Davidoff said.

Davidoff said his writing is his hobby.

“Most of my time is spent being a law professor — writing academically and teaching. In the remaining time I write from home, mostly on weekends or at nights,” Davidoff said. “The New York Times is my hobby, so to speak.”

Davidoff pursued a professorial career after practicing for nine years as a corporate attorney in New York and London for the ÿrms of Shearman & Sterling LLP and Freshÿelds Bruckhaus Deringer LLP, respectively.

“(Davidoff) brings a great knowlWhile in London, he took two edge and understanding of how years off from practicing and corporate law can impact deals,” decided to do “what everyone Cane said. “He’s able to write in dreams of doing, which is why I a way that can be very compeljust quit,” he said. Davidoff later ling and easy for the reader to earned a degree in ÿnance from the understand.”

London Business School.

Since writing for The Times, “I’d always been interested in Davidoff also published a book academics, studying that and law, in 2009, “Gods at War: Shotgun teaching and writing,” Davidoff Takeovers, Government by Deal, said. “I just thought it was time to and the Private Equity Implosion.” give it a whirl.”

Tobin said Davidoff’s role as a He ÿrst joined the law faculty at writer and professor makes him a Wayne State University in Michivaluable asset at OSU. gan, where he started blogging “I do think that Professor Davidabout deals on the website M & A off’s work for The New York Times Law Prof Blog during the ÿnancial PROFESSOR STEVEN DAVIDOFF does get more exposure to him, to crisis in 2007. his ideas and to Ohio State. When you have great Davidoff’s blog drew the attention of media outlets people, your institution is thought of more highly,” that frequently began quoting from it. Around ThanksTobin said. giving in 2007, a year after the DealBook switched Davidoff said he doubts he will pick between from a newsletter to an online edition, Sorkin working as a professor or columnist in the future expressed how Davidoff caught his attention. because he enjoys doing both, especially teaching “He called me and said, ‘Well everyone’s reading and dealing with students. you. Do you want to come over and do what you’re “I think this is a fantastic institution and law doing for The Times?’” Davidoff said. school. … It’s everything I want,” he said of Moritz.

Sorkin then dubbed Davidoff “The Deal Professor.”

“Writing for The Times as an academic is really the “I never thought about (blogging) in terms of best of both worlds because it allows me to apply money. It was a pleasant surprise,” Davidoff said. what I learn from academia and put it in a paper that “It was a great opportunity I never thought could reaches millions of people every day.” happen.”

Opportunities for students to go green are abundant on campus KELSIE OZAMIZ Lantern reporter ozamiz.4@osu.edu

Courtesy of Corey Hawkey

OSU officials hope that students practice environmentally friendly habits in the new year.

By now most students, faculty and staff have abandoned their waistline resolutions for late night street meat and football munchies, so for those looking for a more realistic form of self-improvement, resolving to “go green” this year is an alternative several groups on campus recommend.

Ohio State is littered with opportunities to make environmentally-conscious choices like recycling and choosing alternative forms of transportation.

Corey Hawkey, sustainability coordinator at OSU’s Energy Services and Sustainability ofÿce, said OSU is now recognized as a bike-friendly campus, and has distributed more than 300 public recycling bins across campus and equips each individual dorm room with recycling infrastructure.

UPCOMING CAREER FAIRS AND EVENTS Career Fairs and Recruiting Events at The Ohio State University

The difÿcult part is getting students to pay attention to what they’re doing. Students ÿle in and out of buildings from the Ohio Union to the Thompson Library arbitrarily tossing scraps of garbage into clearly-marked bins.

“In the past we’ve found that if it wasn’t easy, people didn’t do it,” said Jessie Fears, President of Students for Recycling and fourth-year in environmental science. “It can be discouraging when people don’t care or don’t pay attention.”

Online resources outline exactly what can and cannot be recycled at OSU, but the big offense to the recycling bin is food and liquid waste, Hawkey said.

Most other materials, such as a wrong plastic, can be sorted out at some point throughout the process, but dumping the uneaten portion of food in a cardboard container is enough to contaminate a whole bag.

Taylor Cooper, a second-year in marketing, said

the university has an effective marketing campaign for its recycling efforts.

Though some students might already be in tune to their environmental choices, Hawkey said the new year is a perfect opportunity for others to take advantage of the opportunities that OSU provides.

In February, OSU will be competing with other schools across the country in RecycleMania, which will focus primarily on residence halls, giving dormdwellers a chance to step up their game. Anyone organizing an event on campus can make it a zerowaste event by contacting the Energy Services and Sustainability ofÿces.

The biggest impact students can make is to pay attention to what they’re doing on campus, and for those who already do, “be a watch dog,” Hawkey said.

“We need checks and balances, and we need to help each other to reach that common goal,” Hawkey said.

Celebrate the Legacy: A VOICE IN THE CROWD In commemoration of the life and service of Dr. Frank W. Hale, Jr.

1/24/2012 Fisher College of Business Internship Invitational http://fisher.osu.edu/offices/career-management/events/internship-invitational *open to Fisher College of Business students ONLY Contact Info: Mark Wilson - wilson.46@.osu.edu - 614-292-8615

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1/25/2012 Environmental Career Expo http://cfaes.osu.edu/careerexpo Contact Info: Adam Cahill - Cahill.71@osu.edu - 614-292-1589

2/1/2012 The Office of Diversity and Inclusion (ODI) Career and Job Fair

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*members of the community and recent graduates are also welcome to attend

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2/23/2012 OSU Marion/Marion Technical College Career and Education Fair

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In collaboration with Radio One, Columbus State Community College and the City of Columbus

The Ohio State University presents

The 40th Annual

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration

Dr. Michael Eric Dyson Best-Selling Author/Scholar/Cultural Critic & featuring the

African American Voices Gospel Choir at The Ohio State University

Tuesday, January 10, 2012 7:00 PM

The Ohio Union . Archie Griffin Ballroom . 1739 North High Street Dr. Dyson’s pioneering scholarship has had a profound effect on American ideas. His first book, 1993’s Reflecting Black: African American Cultural Criticism, helped establish the field of black American cultural studies. His next book, 1994’s Making Malcolm: The Myth and Meaning of Malcolm X, was named one of the most important African American books of the 20th century. Dr. Dyson’s first book on Martin Luther King, 2000’s I May Not Get There with You: The True Martin Luther King, Jr., made a significant contribution to King scholarship by recovering the radical legacy of the slain civil rights leader. According to book industry bible Publisher’s Weekly, his 2001 book, Holler if You Hear Me: Searching for Tupac Shakur, helped to make books on hip hop commercially viable.

The celebration is free and open to the public Sponsored by:

Radio One: Power 107.5 WCKX; Magic 106.3 WXMG; The Ohio State University Office Diversity and Inclusion Frank W. Hale, Jr. Black Cultural Center. Co-sponsored by Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Kappa Chapter, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Epsilon Chapter. In collaboration with Columbus State Community College and the City of Columbus Community Relations Commission.

If you have questions about access, wish to request a sign language interpreter or other accommodations for a disability, please contact Larry Williamson, Jr. at (614) 292-0074 or Williamson.1@osu.edu. Early requests are encouraged, a week will generally allow us to provide seamless access.

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worked together to implement the Buckeyes’ strength and conditioning program. They earned a combined total of $234,828.

Meyer has also created a few positions that previously did not exist.

The program previously did not have a director of football operations or a director of player personnel, but Meyer hired Brian Voltolini and Mark Pantoni to jobs with these titles.

Voltolini will make $160,000 as director of football operations and Pantoni will make $80,000 as director of player personnel.

When Meyer was introduced as OSU’s coach, athletic director Gene Smith said he and the school would support Meyer in assembling the best possible staff.

“We’ll put in place the resources necessary to attract the staff that Urban feels he needs,” Smith said.

Smith deferred to athletic department spokesman Jerry Emig to answer questions regarding coaching salaries. Emig said Smith didn’t give any restrictions on how much Meyer could spend.

“There was no pool of money established or set aside for (assembling the staff),” Emig said.

Traditionally, OSU is not known for spending large sums of money on their assistant coaches.

Smith had previously said he wouldn’t participate in a bidding war to land top assistant coaches like many SEC schools engage in.

During Meyer’s introductory press conference, Smith made clear that mentality was changing.

When asked what had changed, Smith said, ”age and maturity and competition.”

The immediate competition for the Buckeyes comes within the Big Ten Conference.

At $4 million, Meyer will be the highest paid coach in the Big Ten. According to a 2011 study

by USA Today, Iowa’s Kirk Ferentz was the conference’s highest paid coach in 2011 with a salary of

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New system eliminates rides for those who don’t pay a fee.

“The contract that we have with OSU is to provide great service to students at a very effective price,” Berkemer said.

OSU and COTA both wish to gain information from the new swipe program.

“There have been questions between the university and COTA as far as how many students are actually using the bus,” said Tom Holman, assistant director of transportation operations (CABS). “COTA believes there is more ridership than they know about, and OSU wonders if there is much at all.”

In addition to ridership trends, the other main goal of this program is to make sure people aren’t taking advantage of the system and riding for free.

“The most important thing here is to make sure that the current students who are paying are the only ones that get to ride for free with their BuckID and they get the free riders out of the system,” said

$3.785 million. Michigan’s Brady Hoke is third with $3.254 million.

Michigan made headlines when they decided to pay defensive coordinator Greg Mattison, who coached under Meyer at Florida, $750,000 in 2011.

At the time, Mattison was the highest paid assistant in the Big Ten. Now Mattison and Fickell share the title as the Big Ten’s highest paid coach.

In the USA Today study, the Big Ten ranked fourth in compensating assistant coaches behind the SEC, the Big 12 and the ACC. According to the study, the average Big Ten assistant football coach made $187,055, where as the average coach in SEC is compensated with $276,122.

Thus far, the 10 coaches Meyer has officially hired have an average salary of $321,500.

Multiple reports have said Tim Hinton, who coached at Notre Dame in 2011 as the running backs coach, will join Meyer’s staff at OSU as the tight ends coach, but the hire has not been officially announced by the university. However, in an email from the OSU athletic department, Hinton’s salary was provided as $250,000. His salary was not included in the calculation of OSU’s average compensation of assistant coaches on OSU’s staff.

Multiple outlets have also reported the hiring of Ed Warinner, who was Notre Dame’s offensive line coach in 2011, but OSU has not announced a hire and his salary was not provided by the athletic department.

More positions on Meyer’s staff have yet to be filled, but Emig said the extra money the university is spending on assistant coaches is an investment.

“It’s certainly an investment but it’s also the nature of turn over,” Emig said. “When this happens, when a new coach comes in regardless of sport and he wants to hire a top-notch coaching staff, he has to go after individuals that are in leadership positions and most times that’s going to cost you a little bit more.”

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Some of the free riders include past students who still have their BuckID and staff.

“When a student boards a bus with their BuckID, the driver hits an override switch to show someone got on without paying. Because of this they have no way to track how many of those people are actually students and thus have no protection on their part regarding staff riding,” Holman said.

Students who wish to ride COTA should be aware of the new policy, replace old BuckIDs and know that they are paying for this privilege through a fee included in their tuition.

“It is also important for students to know when they swipe their ID on the bus, their card is not being charged. It is simply a verification that they are an active student,” Berkemer said.

This new swipe policy program will help COTA better provide service to students based on the information they will gain and it will also help rid the system of people riding for free, Berkemer said.

“No one should ride for free unless everyone can,” Basinger said.

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Students should consult advisers to plan for changes, Fink said. that tuition for Fall Semester will not be set until the committee’s April board meeting.

Although some students voiced their concerns regarding changes in financial aid, others are not worried about increases in tuition costs.

“I’m not really worried because (the university) said everything should stay almost the same,” said Kayleigh Roenker, a second-year in linguistics. “I’m considering an internship in D.C with the public affairs building and they said that scholarships will cover for it, so I’m not worried.”

Apart from changes in tuition costs, students are also concerned about increases in textbook prices.

Melissa Wingo, a third-year in medieval and renaissance studies, said textbook prices are one of her main concerns.

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“Books are going to be a lot more expensive because you’re going to be buying for four, five classes,” Wingo said. “Instead of paying $300, you’re now going to have a $600 book bill … I hope I have that money when I need my books.”

Fink said although increases in text book prices might come as “sticker shock” to students, students need to expect to see costs being added to their bills.

“There is a heads up here,” Fink said, “Students do need to anticipate certain kinds of bills being larger because they’re coming less frequently.”

Fink advises students to seek updates from advisers in order to be able to anticipate changes ahead of time.

“The greatest fear is the fear of the unknown.”

Fink said. “In the pledge to students we’re basically assuring students that they won’t be harmed in terms of costs and times of degree, the complimentary element of that pledge is that students need to seek advice from their academic units so they can anticipate changes and get on top of them.”

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ticket release: nick Offerman of Parks and recreation 5 p.m. @ Ohio Union thoughtful theatre 6 p.m. @ Ohio Union Multicultural Center Poetry Forum 7 p.m. @ Rumba Café

Tuesday

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Local music producer Jon Fintel opened Relay Recording in its new home Friday with live music, friends and a sigh of relief.

After six months of renovations to the bar-turnedrecording-studio, Fintel introduced nearly 200 guests, including friends and fellow musicians, to the new space with a concert by local bands She Bears, Harboring Ghosts, Ease the Medic and EYE. Fintel, 39, opened Relay Recording out of a house in Bexley in 2002 before moving to a building on Washington Avenue.

“I was without a home for a while,” Fintel said.

“The struggle to find this place and build it up is done. It feels really good.”

Fintel spent a year searching for a new location before finding the 3,800-square-foot space, located in the Discovery District at 211 N. 6th St. He credits his musician friends for helping with the renovation, which included tearing down a 50-foot bar that belonged to the previous establishment, Pyramid II. His friend Jessica Strimbu runs a vintage clothing store, Tin Roof Vintage, out of the building as well, which helped cut costs.

“I’ve been lucky to work with a lot of really good people who ended up helping me out with the new place,” Fintel said.

Fintel has worked in audio production in Columbus since 1994, after graduating from Full Sail University in Florida. With only a handful of studios to choose from in Columbus, Fintel said his space is ahead of the competition with the most up-to-date equipment, including a new Pro Tools station and an analog-to-digital converter.

“There’s no place in town that has better equipment than I do,” Fintel said.

After seeing the studio with an audience Friday, Fintel said he might continue to use it as a venue for small concerts and live album recordings.

“You can’t have a show in any other studio I know of in town,” Fintel said. “It’s a unique space.”

Mike Finch, frontman of local band Ease the Medic and an Ohio State alumnus, has recorded two

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Jon Fintel records during a live performance at the opening of his studio, r elay r ecording, located in the Discovery District at 211 n. 6th St., on Jan. 6. albums with Fintel. Finch said Fintel is patient and easy to work with, qualities that are important when you are singing to someone for 12 hours straight.

“To find someone who can hear every note that’s right or wrong, and give you suggestions in a calm and humorous manner to keep you at ease, and get the best performance out of you is really what you’re looking for,” Finch said.

Finch said he is impressed with the new studio and hopes it will become a popular spot for local musicians.

“It’s a central, downtown hub with a really nice studio and someone who’s actually interested in making good independent music in Columbus,” Finch said.

Eric Doran, a fourth-year in marketing, attended the event with friends.

Doran said he is in the process of forming a band and would like to record at Relay in the future.

“I like the atmosphere. I like how it’s set up,” Doran said. “We need this. We need places where you can record and play music in Columbus.”

Fintel hopes the enthusiasm from local musicians will continue to grow.

“I’m hoping it gets people to do more, get more records out and be more active in promoting themselves and the city,” Fintel said. “There’s a lot of good music in Columbus. We deserve to be recognized for it.”

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Ever since Beyoncé Knowles revealed her baby bump at the MTV Video Music Awards on Aug. 28, people have been clamoring for her to give birth to her first child with Shawn Carter, otherwise known as rapper Jay-Z. Well, Beyoncé gave birth last night, and the Internet is blowing up in idiocy.

The baby girl, Blue Ivy Carter, was born Saturday in New York City. While the name itself is another in a long line of ridiculous baby names celebrities are scarring their children’s lives with, that’s not even the biggest issue here. That would be the reaction to her name on Twitter.

People have long been asserting that Jay-Z is a member of the Illuminati, a secret society originally founded by members of the Roman Catholic Church who supported ideas based in science that has no realistic purpose anymore. Still, all evidence “supporting” the claim that Jay-Z is in the Illuminati is completely anecdotal and a total reach, from searching for “hidden” patterns in the cover art on his “Watch the Throne” album to his trademark, triangle-shaped Roc Nation hand gesture.

In a “Delta Sky Magazine”

aLeX ant Onet Z antonetz.3@osu.edu interview in May, Jay-Z addressed the Illuminati rumors.

“It may sound a little arrogant, but I just think people can’t handle when somebody else is successful,” he said. “Something has gotta be wrong; you gotta be down with some higher power.

And I guess when someone else is successful, it makes you feel like maybe you’re a failure. So it can’t be you, it has to be some other force.”

That aside, people took to Twitter late Saturday connecting a perceived tie with Jay-Z to the Illuminati to the birth of his daughter. One popular myth spreading was that when you spell Ivy Blue backwards (which

is the first problem, since her name is Blue Ivy), you get the Latin name of Lucifer’s daughter, Eulb Yvi. During my four years of Latin in high school, I learned that can’t possibly be the correct translation. The English “Lucifer” comes from a combination of two Latin base words, “lucem ferre,” which roughly translates to “bringer of light.” “Daughter,” in Latin, is “filia.”

Thus, as you can tell, “Elub Yvi” is by no means any derivation of a Latin phrase. In fact, “elub” isn’t even a Latin word, and “yvi” means to “go,” only if you account that the “y” had, at some point in history, replaced the first “i” in the word.

So, there’s one rumor debunked.

People are also tweeting that Blue is an acronym for “Born Living Under Evil.” There have been several versions of what Ivy stands for, ranging from “Illuminati’s Very Youngest” and “Illuminati’s Victorious Youth.”

While I can’t speak for Jay-Z and Beyoncé on why they named their daughter that, I can’t imagine how any logical person

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After spending last season in Italy, the crew returned to U.S. soil, helping to further tarnish the East Coast’s image. The lone bright spot? Viewership was down by 14 percent from last season’s debut.

Beginning of the end? I don’t think we’re that lucky.

Kicking off the fifth season, the first episode lived up to expectations by mixing copious amounts of alcohol with suspicions of affair — the basic premise for every episode. Leading the pack and causing more harm than good were Michael “The Situation” Sorrentino and his best friend, Jonathan “The Unit” Manfre.

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I was one of those people who saw “The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo” without first having read the book. I wanted to keep my mind free of any prejudice for the movie. I already knew there would be an intense rape scene, but I was not mentally prepared for it. It was brutal, heartbreaking and induced rage in me I didn’t know I had.

But I wasn’t angry with the director, David Fincher, for including the scene, I was furious with the overall injustice at the idea of rape. Some people (actually a lot of people) were offended by the director’s choice to put the scene in the film. But why wouldn’t he?

Not only did the late author, Stieg Larsson, write the scene in the book, but it’s also a crucial scene that helps motivate Lisbeth Salander in the decisions she makes afterwards. I applaud Fincher and Rooney Mara, who played Salander, in being brave enough to do this scene. In a recent Entertainment Weekly interview, Mara said the scene was very hard to do because they had to repeat it several times to get it right.

For those people who said they weren’t given enough warning before the rape happened, the movie is rated

Vane SSa SPat eS spates.3@osu.edu R, with several warnings of the scene in question. So even if you don’t glance over film reviews or check any social media websites, at the very least, the rating will let you know what is eventually going to happen. You’re also allowed to shut your eyes and cover your ears.

For those people who were appalled and offended at the violence of the scene, I ask: What were you possibly expecting?

Rape doesn’t involve a picnic, some flowers, low lighting and Marvin Gaye in the background.

Rape is usually brutal in nature and should be treated as such.

Any softening or coddling of the scene would insult every victim of sexual assault.

And for those people who

couldn’t bear to watch the scene and walked out of the theater, you paid money for it. So it’s your loss because you missed out on a particularly spectacular revenge scene and an amazingly well-done film. I’m not saying people have to sit through it and watch with eagerness or awe, but I think people should realize that this is a very real situation, even if it’s just a movie adaptation of a book.

I was very disturbed by the rape, as any normal human being would be, but I wasn’t irritated with the director because he was working off of the book. If you truly needed to direct your anger at anyone, it should be the author. He’s already been criticized for his apparent fascination with brutality towards women in his trilogy. Not that he cares, anyway — he’s dead.

In reality, I hope this movie sparks a fire in people to do something to help prevent this sort of thing from happening.

Rape doesn’t just happen out of nowhere — there’s an attitude behind it: A warped ideal that is created through society, which teaches women to not get raped, rather than teaching people not to rape.

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I think a more logical explanation for naming their child Blue Ivy is that they are following the status quo of celebrities wanting to see their children get

beaten up on the playground in elementary school because of their horrible, loser name.

This unfounded Illuminati nonsense, based on nothing but inconsequential evidence, has gone on far too long. Any article or video about Jay-Z on the Internet is cluttered with Illuminati comments, which is likely the result of people blindly following urban legends without doing any research on the subject whatsoever.

Now, Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s daughter is on her way to having her 99 problems to deal with, one of which is dealing with unfounded Illuminati rumors for most of her life.

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Kate Beckinsale stars in ‘Underworld: awakening,’ scheduled to be released Jan. 20.

‘Underworld’ series in deep on 4th film amBer eVan S Lantern columnist evans.1268@osu.edu Over the weekend I saw a movie poster advertising one of Kate Beckinsale’s new films, “Underworld: Awakening.” After seeing the ad, my mind was occupied with the thought of what fans could possibly expect to see from the fourth installment of the series, scheduled to be released Jan. 20.

What storyline could be extrapolated from the first two films that was not already covered in the third? Unfortunately, I do not own a smartphone, so I had to wait until I returned home to look up the movie trailer.

When I finally viewed the trailer, all I saw was Beckinsale as Selene doing her classic vampire-warrior action flips off of tall buildings, lots of people running in every direction and Beckinsale saying, “Where’s Michael?” (Michael is Selene’s half-vampire, half-lycan lover in the first two films.)

All I took from the trailer is

that the new movie is going to be action-packed. I am skeptical about the release of the fourth film because I worry that all it has to offer are high-definition action scenes.

As a fan of Beckinsale and the “Underworld” saga, I am nervous that the new movie will lack the dark, intricate details and romantic subtleties that can be found in the other three “Underworld” films.

Ever since the first “Underworld” was released in 2003, there has been a new “Underworld” film every three years.

With “Underworld: Awakening” coming out in 2012, I am unsure whether a new “Underworld” movie every three years is a coincidence or a poorly constructed marketing scheme.

My mind leans more to the latter explanation because I cannot think of any other reason why the bigwigs in charge of the film’s production would agree to make another “Underworld movie.”

It is not as if there were dramatic loose ends in the previous films that need to be addressed in a new movie. And,

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‘Jersey Shore’ cast up to its usual antics Here’s another shocker: Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi has continued relationship problems and can’t understand the fact that a successful relationship requires one to be faithful. Usually it’s the Tiger Woods and the Kobe Bryants of the world that are caught in affairs, but when a woman has relations with half the people in Seaside Heights, N.J., it’s bound to get around, no pun intended.

As for the rest of the crew, they seem to be up to their usual antics and I’m sure it’s only a matter of time before the house is turned entirely upside down. Don’t get me wrong, I actually like a couple of the cast members, people such as Vinny Guadagnino, who actually seem to have some self-respect and decency.

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for that matter, I thought “Rise of the Lycans” (the third installment and prequel of the series) was created to serve just that purpose.

At any rate, I am stumped for an answer. After seeing the new “Underworld” trailer, I fear that I will have the same feelings of disapproval and disappointment that I harbor for the “Resident Evil” films. They started out so good and then jumped the ship when they decided to cram tons of action shots and poor plots into the third and fourth movies.

The only light that I can see out of this meager tunnel is that Len Wiseman, who directed the first two “Underworld” films, is one of the writers for “Awakening.” This is relieving because far too often, film sequels that are not written or directed by the original writers or directors of a series fail to incorporate the fine, important details of the first few films.

I hope that in “Awakening,” Wiseman will continue to employ all the strong, dark and significant characteristics that resonated in the first three “Underworld” films.

But as far as the rest of the crew goes, I finished middle school nine years ago and moved on, and apparently they still haven’t done the same. If it were up to me, I would avoid the grimy, orangetinted hands of “Jersey Shore” at all costs, but the reality is that I have a girlfriend, and like many guys I know, I get stuck watching shows like “16 and Pregnant” and “Teen Mom.” If I find myself sitting through reruns of “Jersey Shore,” then I must remain optimistic and focus on the silver lining. Maybe now I don’t have to watch “The Notebook” for the 20th time.

I myself can’t even pinpoint the stem of my dislike. Maybe I’m just intimidated by The Situation’s seemingly effortless charm, or maybe I’m jealous of Paul “Pauly D” Delvecchio’s hair. Whatever it is, I don’t think I’ll be tuning in next week. I’ve got more important things to do, like watching paint dry.

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thelantern www.thelantern.com results FRIDAY Men’s Volleyball 3, UC Santa Barbara 2 Nebraska 18, Wrestling 16 Women’s Ice Hockey 2, St. Cloud State 0 UCLA 3, Men’s Volleyball 0

SATURDAY Women’s Swimming 201, Toledo 99 Men’s Basketball 76, Iowa 47 St. Cloud State 4, Women’s Ice Hockey 3 Michigan 73, Women’s Basketball 62 Women’s Gymnastics def. Minnesota Long Beach State University 3, Men’s Volleyball 2 Bowling Green 2, Men’s Ice Hockey 2 (BGSU wins shootout, 2-1)

SUNDAY Minnesota 24, Wrestling 13 Men’s Ice Hockey 1, Bowling Green 1 (BGSU wins shootout, 2-1)

upcoming TUESDAY Men’s Basketball v. Illinois 9pm @ Champaign, Ill.

THURSDAY Women’s Basketball v. Northwestern 7pm @ Columbus, Ohio Wrestling v. Purdue 7pm @ Columbus, Ohio

FRIDAY Women’s Gymnastics v. Michigan 6pm @ Ann Arbor, Mich.

Men’s Volleyball v. Lees-McRae 7pm @ Columbus, Ohio Men’s Hockey v. Michigan 7:35pm @ Columbus, Ohio Women’s Ice Hockey v. Bemidji State 8:07pm @ Bemidji, Minn.

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Sophomore Demoye Bogle (right) leads a trio of OSU hurdlers during the Buckeye Classic track and fi eld event Jan. 6, at French Field House. OSU swept 14 events during the Buckeye Classic.

Track and field teams off to fast start DAN HOPE Lantern reporter hope.46@osu.edu The Ohio State men’s and women’s indoor track and ÿ eld seasons are ofÿ cially under way. The women have now started their defense of the 2011 Big Ten Indoor Championship, while the men are poised to achieve the same glory this season.

On Friday night, OSU hosted the Buckeye Classic inside French Field House. The members of the OSU men’s and women’s track and ÿ eld teams competed against athletes from Ohio University, Wright State University and Shorter University.

The men’s team dominated the competition, with a Buckeye athlete winning all 14 events contested.

The women’s team also had an impressive performance; an OSU athlete won 11 of the 15 events contested. The meet served as a tune-up for the rest of the season, and both teams seem prepared for the season to come.

Last season, the OSU women won the program’s ÿ rst Big Ten indoor track and ÿ eld title, and as defending champions, they are certainly among the favorites to win the championship in 2012. This is especially true with the return of senior Christina Manning, last season’s Big Ten Athlete of the Year.

Manning started this season right where she left off last year, with victories in the 60-meter dash and the

60-meter hurdles at the Buckeye Classic.

Coach Karen Dennis said she expects her team to “get better,” and she believes that “great team synergy” will be a big factor in their performance during championship season.

The OSU men’s track and ÿ eld team ÿ nished ÿ ft in the 2011 Big Ten indoor championships, but their sights are set on ÿ nishing much higher this season.

The Buckeyes got off to a great start by winning every event at the Buckeye Classic. They were led by double victories from junior Donny Roys in the mile run and 800-meter run, and from sophomore

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Men’s volleyball begins defense of 2011 national championship LISA BAREFIELD Lantern reporter barefi eld.2@osu.edu The No. 8-ranked Ohio State men’s volleyball team began its defense of the 2011 NCAA national championship by ÿ nishing fourth this past weekend at the University of California Santa Barbara/asics Collegiate Invitational Friday in Santa Barbara, Calif.

The team posted a 1-2 a record against a trio of nationally-ranked opponents.

Tournament play began for OSU with back-to-back matches Friday. The Buckeyes defeated No. 14 UCSB, 3-2, in their ÿ rst match and were led by senior opposite Shawn Sangrey and senior outside hitter Mik Berzins, who tallied a combined 35 kills in the season-opening win. Redshirt freshman setter Peter Heinen and freshman outside hitter Michael Henchy had 43 assists and 10 kills, respectively.

OSU earned the opportunity to advance after a Henchy kill sealed the ÿ fth set, 15-9.

The team concluded ÿ rst-day action with a 3-0 loss to No. 3-ranked UCLA. The Bruins limited the Buckeyes to 19 points or less in each of the three sets.

In its ÿ nal match of the weekend, OSU faced No. 6-ranked Long Beach State University on Saturday and jumped to a 2-0 lead. However, the 49ers won the next two sets to force a decisive ÿ fth set, which they won.

LBSU gained an early 7-4 advantage in the last set and OSU was unable to overcome the deÿ cit as the 49ers took the set, 15-10, to win the match.

A match-high 24 kills came from Sangrey, while Berzins put up 14. Redshirt junior middle blocker John Tholen had a match-high six block assists. Redshirt sophomore libero Danny Baker totaled seven digs.

The Buckeyes will now return to Columbus, Ohio, for a nine-game home stand.

OSU will open the home portion of its schedule with a Friday match at St.

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OSU senior Mik Berzins spikes the ball against Quincy University Feb. 10, 2011. OSU won, 3-0. OSU opened its 2012 season this past weekend, posting a 1-2 record.

John Arena against the Lees-McRae College Bobcats. The match is scheduled for a 7 p.m. start.

The Buckeyes continue their longest home stand of the season against No. 7-ranked Penn State on Saturday. OSU athletics spokesman D.C. Koehl told The Lantern that the 2011 national championship banner is scheduled to be raised during a ceremony at the match, which is set to begin at 7 p.m.

Fencing: Division 1 NAC TBA @ Portland, Ore. Pistol: Camp Perry Air TBA @ Camp Perry, Ohio

SATURDAY Rifl e:Camp Perry Open (Air rifl e) 8am @ Port Clinton, Ohio The Dual: Women’s Track v. Michigan 11am @ Columbus, Ohio Men’s Volleyball v. Penn State 7pm @ Columbus, Ohio Men’s Gymnastics: The Windy City Invitational 7pm @ Chicago, Ill. Women’s Ice Hockey v. Bemidji State.

8:07pm @ Bemidji, Minn.

Pistol: Camp Perry Air TBA @ Camp Perry, Ohio The Dual: Men’s Track v. Michigan All day @ Ann Arbor, Mich.

Fencing: Division 1 NAC TBA @ Portland, Ore.

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Rifle: Camp Perry Open (Air rifle) 8am @ Port Clinton, Ohio Women’s Tennis v. USF 10am @ Tampa, Fla. Women’s Basketball v. Michigan State 4pm @ East Lansing, Mich.

Men’s Basketball v. Indiana 4:30pm @ Columbus, Ohio Frozen Diamond Faceoff: Men’s Hockey v. Michigan 5:05pm @ Progressive Field, Cleveland, Ohio Fencing: Division 1 NAC TBA @ Portland, Ore.

CCHA Men’s Hockey Standings (conference record, overall record) 1. OHIO STATE

10-3-3, 14-4-3

2. Notre Dame

8-3-3, 13-6-3

2. Western Mich. 7-4-3, 10-7-5 4. Lake Superior

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5. Northern Mich. 6-6-4, 10-7-4 7. Michigan

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9. Michigan State 6-7-1, 11-9-2 10. Alaska

4-9-3, 7-10-3

11. Bowling Green 1-11-4, 6-13-5

Robert Gary Demoye Bogle in the 60-meter dash and 60-meter hurdles.

Not all of the Buckeyes’ stars fared differently at the Buckeye Classic. Senior Thomas Murdaugh, last year’s Big Ten champion in the 400-meter dash, pulled up and dropped out of the race before rounding the ÿnal corner on his second lap of the race. As the Buckeyes pursue a conference championship,

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dual meets against the school’s arch-rival, the University of Michigan. The women’s track and ÿeld will be hosting Michigan at the French Field House, while the men’s team will be competing in Ann Arbor, Mich.

The men’s and women’s track and ÿeld teams will attempt to keep their focus on one meet at a time, but their sights continue to remain on glory at the Big Ten Indoor Championships, at which both teams will compete. The Big Ten Indoor Championships will be held Feb. 24-25 in Lincoln, Neb.

Men’s ice hockey ties Bowling Green twice, drops points ANDREW HOLLERAN Senior Lantern reporter holleran.9@osu.edu The Ohio State men’s ice hockey team showcased its ability to rally late Saturday night against Bowling Green, but the Falcons returned the favor Sunday, as the two teams skated to back-to-back ties over the weekend.

The No. 2-ranked Buckeyes tied Bowling Green, 1-1, Sunday in the second game of a two-game set.

OSU went on to lose the shootout, 2-1. The night before, the Buckeyes got two late goals in the third period and forced a 2-2-overtime tie before losing in a shootout, 2-1, to the Falcons.

Freshman led the way for OSU in both games.

Max McCormick put the Buckeyes on the board ÿrst on Sunday. The freshman forward scored his second goal of the weekend, putting OSU up, 1-0, at the 11:31 mark in the second period.

Sophomore forward Chris Crane had an assist on the goal.

Bowling Green would remain scoreless until the ÿnal minute of regulation.

With less than two minutes to

play, the Falcons pulled their goalie and scored a power-play goal at the 19:04 mark in the ÿnal stanza, and the game went to overtime for the second-straight night.

The extra session was scoreless, but Bowling Green managed to score twice in the shootout. The Buckeyes only netted one, and OSU lost to the Falcons, 2-1, in a shootout for the second-consecutive game.

On Saturday, OSU fell behind early.

The Falcons took a 1-0 lead at the 2:29 mark in the ÿrst period. Bowling Green scored again less than three minutes into the second stanza, and took a 2-0 lead into the third period.

OSU continued to trail for most of the ÿnal period, but two goals by Buckeye freshman in the ÿnal 3:48 of regulation forced overtime.

Freshman defenseman Al McLean scored his ÿrst-career goal at the 16:12 mark in the third on a one-timer off an assist by McCormick. Less than two minutes later, McCormick tallied a power-play goal, sliding the puck past Bowling Green junior goalie Andrew Hammond. McCormick’s goal tied the game, 2-2, and forced overtime.

In the extra session, neither team was able to score. The Buckeyes

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OSU center Danny Dires (19) and right wing Alex Szczechura (28) block Quinnipiac center Cory Hibbeler (6), Oct, 8, 2011. OSU lost, 4-3. had just one shot on goal and Heeter made four saves, increasing his save total for the game to 35.

The Falcons went on to win the shootout, 2-1, earning an extra point in the Central Collegiate Hockey Association standings.

The Buckeyes are now 14-4-3 overall and remain in ÿrst place in the CCHA with a 10-3-3-2 conference

record.

Bowling Green improved to 6-13-5, 1-11-4-3 in the conference.

OSU returns to action on Friday against No. 16 Michigan at 7:35 p.m. in Columbus. The Buckeyes will travel to Cleveland after Friday’s game to play the Wolverines in the Frozen Diamond Faceoff at Progressive Field on Sunday at 5:05 p.m.

Wrestling drops first two matches of 2011-12 campaign PATRICK MAKS Lantern reporter maks.1@osu.edu

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coach Robert Gary said Murdaugh’s injury isn’t too big of an issue.

Despite Murdaugh’s injury, the men’s team is very conÿdent in the season to come — Bogle even said that the team “should win the Big Ten this year.”

Gary did not make any bold predictions for the championship season, stating the importance of focusing on one meet at a time. Gary said he does believe his team “will certainly make a run” at the conference championship, and that he has “one of the best teams (the program) has had since I have been the head coach.”

Both teams compete next on Jan. 14, in separate

The Ohio State wrestling team suffered its ÿrst two losses of the season to the Nebraska Cornhuskers and Minnesota Golden Gophers this weekend.

The Buckeyes, who entered Friday night’s contest against Nebraska undefeated, were beaten, 18-16, in Lincoln, Neb., and again defeated, 24-13, at Minnesota Sunday afternoon.

Minnesota seized control of the dual early by winning the ÿrst six matches, which left the Buckeyes down, 18-0, at intermission.

It wasn’t until freshman Hunter Stieber scored an 11-8 decision against Minnesota redshirt freshman

Nick Dardanes in the 141-pound match up that the Buckeyes ÿnally got on the board.

OSU mounted a comeback behind victories from freshman Cam Tessari, who pinned Minnesota redshirt freshman Dylan Ness in the 149-pound match, and freshman Josh Demas scored a 13-5 major decision at 157-pounds.

In the ÿnal match of the afternoon, OSU freshman Derek Garcia dropped a 5-3 decision to the Golden Gopher’s redshirt junior Cody Yohn at 165-pounds, sealing a 24-13 win for Minnesota.

The Buckeyes dropped to 7-2 overall and 1-2 in the Big Ten while Minnesota improved to 5-2 and 2-0.

OSU was able to split the victories in the dual, 5-5, but was edged as Nebraska managed to outscore the Buckeyes, 3-1, in major decisions.

Freshman Johnni Dijulius, redshirt freshman Logan Stieber, Tessari, redshirt sophomore Nick He° in and freshman Andrew Campolattano all collected wins for OSU. While the Buckeyes trailed the Cornhuskers early, 3-0, Dijulius, a true freshman, was able to score a major decision, 11-3, against Nebraska’s Shawn Nagel at 125-pounds to put OSU up, 4-3.

At 133-pounds, redshirt freshman Logan Stieber helped the Buckeyes build a slim 7-3 lead with an 8-2 decision against Ridge Kiley.

Up next at 141-pounds, freshman Hunter Stieber surrendered a major decision to Nebraska’s Jake Sue° ohn which left the Buckeyes tied, 7-7, before OSU redshirt freshman Tessari scored a takedown in overtime which again gave OSU the lead, 10-7.

OSU would only manage to win one of the next four matches, which gave Nebraska an 18-13 lead with only the Buckeyes’ redshirt sophomore He° in defeating Nebraska’s Tyler Koehn, 6-2, at the 174-pound weight class.

Campolattano ÿnished the dual in the 197-pound weight class with a 5-3 decision against James Nakashima.

OSU will look to redeem itself and continue its march toward a Big Ten title against fellow Big Ten member Purdue this Thursday at 7 p.m. at St. John Arena.

The Boilermakers, also coming off a loss, are 6-5 overall with a 1-1 record in the Big Ten. Purdue managed only three wins out of 10 matches in their previous dual at home against Illinois.

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OSU redshirt freshman Logan Stiebler grapples with Virginia Tech sophomore Devin Smith during a 133-pound bout on Nov. 20, 2011. Stiebler won the match, 6-1. OSU lost matches to Minnesota and Nebraska this past weekend.

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student voice Disney World marathon a dream come true Lan TERn Columnist

KRiSTEn MiTCHELL mitchell.935@osu.edu

much of an athlete and is definitely not a runner, but I knew if he said he was going to do it, he would make it happen. The only thing that has shocked me about my dad’s year of running is that he wanted to run the Disney World Marathon; my father hates Disney. We came to Disney World as a family when I was younger, and for years after that he wouldn’t take us to any Disney movies, telling my brother and me that Walt Disney had thieved him of enough of his money already. He used to tell me, his Disney-loving, four-year-old daughter, that my dear friend Mickey Mouse was a cash-eating rat. Like I said, he wasn’t a fan.

But after he ran a half marathon over the summer, he decided he was ready to try out a full, and he wanted to do it before he took a break from running over the winter because of the difficulties that come with running for hours in the bitter cold. Because marathons are typically in May or October, the options in the dead of winter are pretty slim. The only race he could really do was the Disney World Marathon on Jan. 8 in Orlando, Fla. He told me about his plans in early October, about two weeks from when I was set to run in the Columbus Marathon. I knew I wouldn’t want to run another marathon 10 weeks

If you had asked me 15 years ago what I wanted to be when I grew up, it never would have been a journalist. I probably would have said I wanted to be just like my girl Pocahontas, Ariel the Little Mermaid or Belle because she wore a pretty dress and had brown hair like me. While none of these have quite panned out for me yet, I’m working on them.

Cinderella said that a dream is a wish your heart makes, and I believe that. However, this weekend a dream was more like something I would be willing to run 26.2 miles to achieve.

So I did.

This time last year, my dad told me he wanted to run a marathon and I knew he could do it. He’s never been

after Columbus, but the opportunity was too great to pass up. A parentsponsored-and-paid-for, overpriced marathon entry and a weekend getaway in Florida? Count me in.

So there I was, 10 weeks later, after waking up at the painful hour of 2:30 a.m. on a Sunday morning, when many Ohio State students hadn’t even gone to bed yet, putting on my meticulously prepared Cinderella costume: white gloves and all.

My dad and I, who had decided to run the race together, had to arrive at the starting line by 5 a.m. and since we were in the very last group to start, it was another hour before we got going.

Now I had assumed that because I typically run 50 percent faster than my dad, and because I had run marathons before, that this race would be a piece of cake. This was so far from the truth that my body hurts just thinking about my ridiculous ideas of the week before. This race might not have been the hardest I’ve ever done, but it was the hardest to get through. We ran for seven hours straight, slow or not. It doesn’t feel good to be in motion for that long.

After being passed by what seemed like endless streams of overweight, elderly and mobility impaired people, stopping to use the restroom four times and stopping for

my dad to throw up once, we finally made it to the finish line just before 1 p.m.

My dad wasn’t happy with how he competed; he hadn’t been feeling well for the majority of the second half of the race, and is now contemplating whether he will ever again attempt a marathon (which believe me, is typical post-race behavior). I’m proud of him, because I was contemplating never running again at all.

Runners always say that regardless of how you finish, you did better than everyone who stayed at home, everyone who was too afraid to go after their dream because they were afraid they wouldn’t succeed. This brings up a valid point. My dad and I might not have been the fastest people in Disney World, but we were still there and running our best, and that’s all I care about.

Cramped hamstrings and flashy medals in tow, we made our separate ways back to Columbus. Unfortunately I had to leave soon after the race so I wouldn’t miss class on Monday (extra credit please?). During our time in Orlando we got to experience Disney World in a unique way we weren’t able to 15 years ago, but I can’t say that my dad’s feelings for Mickey Mouse and the Disney sphere of influence have improved.

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Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow (15) runs the ball in the 2nd quarter against the Chicago Bears at Mile High Stadium in Denver, Colo., on Dec. 11, 2011. The Broncos defeated the Bears, 13-10, in overtime.

Anti-smoker bans in workplaces are discriminatory Tani Ja SMoo T For The Lantern smoot.43@osu.edu While reading USA Today, I stumbled upon an article about a new trend of prospective hospital employees who have tested positive for nicotine being rejected by potential employers. According to the article, these tobacco-hiring policies are reinforced to encourage a healthy lifestyle and reduce insurance premiums. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that smoking costs America $193 billion in health bills, all the while taking more than 400,000 lives annually.

As a nursing student and a non-smoker, I fully understand the deadly consequences of prolonged tobacco use and appreciate the logistics behind smoking bans. As a hospital employee, however, I find this anti-smokers’ ban to be discriminatory.

Although I support a smoking ban within hospital perimeters and public areas, I cannot support employers discriminating against hard-working Americans who choose to smoke outside of work.

In my opinion, discriminating against smokers will open a gateway to other unconstitutional bans and create a slippery slope. If employers start banning smokers from the workplace, who will they discriminate against next?

One reason employers discriminate against smokers is to decrease insurance premiums.

However, according to CDC, the No. 1 killer in America is heart disease. Increased rates of heart disease are closely related to the staggering obesity epidemic in America. Logically, it would make sense for employers to single out obese workers also. Like smoking, obesity can be controlled, yet if employers started to discriminate against obese workers, America would be outraged. How is this fair?

Fortunately for smokers, the tobacco industry lobbied for smokers’ rights and 29 states now protect smokers’ rights. The unfortunate news is that the federal government does not recognize smokers as a protected class and non-profit organizations and health care companies can still openly discriminate against those who choose to smoke in their own homes.

Instead of focusing on what a person chooses to do outside of the workplace, employers should be focusing on the person’s work ethic while on the job. The last time I checked, smoking — unlike many other substances — is considered legal. It is not the employer’s job to govern what a person chooses to do with his or her own free time unless those activities are affecting the person’s work performance.

Football fans should bow to Tebow Former players, former coaches, expert analysts and casual fans everywhere were outraged that Tebow could succeed as an NFL quarterback. The art Tebow perfected of completely dismissing the first three quarters of the game, relying on the defense to keep it close and then began leading a fourth quarter comeback, angered many.

His stat lines, angered even more.

Some of his victories include a 2-of-8, 69 yard performance in a win over Kansas City or a 9-of-20, 104 yard performance in a win over the New York Jets.

He has a season completion percentage of 46.5 percent, the lowest in the NFL. For a quarterback underperforming time after time, but

narrowly pulling off a victory, he has probably attracted more national attention than any other quarterback in the league.

People have the desire to know how Tebow performed, the desire to read about his miraculous comebacks and his unorthodox quarterback play.

But no one can argue with his performance on Sunday.

His passes were accurate, crisp and plentiful. He finished the day with 316 passing yards, 50 rushing yards, two touchdowns through the air and another on the ground. Probably the best stat, however, was his lack of interceptions. He only completed 10-of-21 of his passes in his first playoff performance, which would have been higher had it not been for numerous drops by Broncos receivers.

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Tim Tebow has done the unthinkable, the unimaginable and the simply astounding.

The Denver Broncos, which is basically a Little League offense supported by an all-pro defense, have defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers in the first-round of the NFL playoffs in overtime.

It would not be Tebow football if it was not amazing. On the first play of overtime, Tebow found Demaryius Thomas for an 80-yard game-winning strike.

It couldn’t have been scripted any more perfect by John Elway himself.

Over the course of the season, the lure and mystery of the powers of Tebow were highly debated and highly controversial.

Several people in the national media were adamantly against Tebow being a quarterback.

THoMaS BRaDLEY bradley.321@osu.edu His performance on Sunday, was also unlike any other this season. Tebow played the entire game. He did not come alive in the fourth quarter, he came out firing from the beginning, silencing doubters and moving on to the next round of the playoffs.

But in overtime, Tebow shined.

But that’s not it. Tebow brings so much more to the Denver offense. He brings excitement, he brings hope and, ultimately, he has restored the Mile High Magic to Denver.

Growing up in a suburb of Denver, I can remember the glory days of mile high sports, something that has not been there in quite some time. After the Broncos dominated the NFL in the late 90’s, and the Colorado Avalanche hoisted the Stanley Cup in 2001, there hasn’t been much to cheer about in the Denver area.

Tebow has brought hope to Denver and to fans of Tebow everywhere.

At the fundamental level, people want to see Tebow fail,

while the optimist in them wants to see him succeed. He may not lead the Broncos to the Super Bowl, and if past results this season are any indication, Denver will be defeated handily at the hands of quarterback Tom Brady and the Patriots next week.

But that’s kind of the point right? Everything goes out the window when Tebow takes the field. I’m not calling it a higher power dictating results, but there is something going on.

The Patriots defeated the Broncos 41-23 on Dec. 18, but don’t overlook the magic. Don’t underestimate the undefined and mysterious power of Tebow.

Cavaliers’ future looks bright with fresh, young roster Lan TERn Columnist

ETHan STRaUB straub.60@osu.edu

On July 8, 2010, all of Cleveland sat on the edge of their collective seat as “The Decision” broadcast began.

The tension was high, but there was great hope that LeBron James would announce his intentions to re-sign with the hometown Cavaliers. Within the hour, the city was brought to its knees as James announced that he would be “taking his talents” to South Beach.

That morning was arguably the last time as much hope had surrounded the Cavaliers as it does today.

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The new-look Cavaliers, led by 19-year-old point guard Kyrie Irving, the No. 1-overall pick in last June’s NBA draft, have gotten off to a hot start. While by no means a legitimate playoff contender, the group has looked scrappy jumping out to a 4-3 record, which is something that many Cavaliers fans probably did not envision seven games deep.

And there appears to be even better days to come. With the presence of established veterans such as Antawn Jamison and Anthony Parker, along with long-time Cavaliers Daniel “Boobie” Gibson and Anderson Varejao, the many young-guns on the roster have teammates they can look up to and learn from.

Still in their teens, Irving and forward Tristan Thompson, whom the Cavaliers selected fourth overall this past year, have looked wide-eyed at times, but have played with toughness and shown grit in the young season.

Thompson, who many thought was drafted too high with the fourth selection, has shown a fantastic prowess on the defensive end. Standing at 6 feet 9 inches with a wingspan of more than 7

feet, his shot-blocking ability has been on full display as well as the energy he brings on both the offensive and defensive boards. Skeptical of the selection myself, Thompson has thus far proved the doubters wrong and is likely only going to get better.

The spotlight though, is squarely on Irving. The face of the post-Lebron Cavs is clearly the 6-foot-3-inch rookie from Duke. Through seven games, Irving has averaged 14.1 points while dishing out more than five assists and grabbing nearly four rebounds per contest. At times, Irving has looked like a rookie, but he has also shown flashes of brilliance and clearly has an eye for making big-plays. His ball-handling is second-to-none and his jump-shot has looked silky smooth early in the season. He needs to cut down on turnovers, but with more playing-time and experience, Irving should only improve on his solid start. Keep in mind he plays just more than 26 minutes a game, which is nothing compared to most elite players in the league, and as his minutes increase, look for an improvement on his already-good numbers.

Part of the lack of minutes is due to Cavaliers’ coach Byron Scott’s 10-man rotation, rarely seen in the NBA. With a compressed schedule resulting from the lockout, Scott’s system is designed to keep players fresh and going hard while they’re on the floor.

An undersized team by NBA standards, the Cavaliers need all the fresh legs they can get with the up-tempo offense Scott has introduced. As soon as a defensive rebound is secured, the Cavs look to push the ball up the floor as quickly as possible to beat the defense down for a score.

Other young players such as forwards Samardo Samuels and Omri Casspi and guard Alonzo Gee have performed well and earned minutes, contributing in great fashion.

The schedule only gets tougher looking ahead, but there is optimism surrounding the team and they are playing with a pep in their step. The future of this once-downed franchise is beginning to look brighter than the sunniest skies in South Beach.

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Cleveland Cavaliers rookie Kyrie irving, left, drives past Toronto Raptors defender amir Johnson during the 2nd quarter at Quicken Loans arena in Cleveland, ohio, on Dec. 26, 2011.

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