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While most BlackBerry users thought the service outages in Europe would never reach the United States, some Ohio State students are already experiencing problems related to the outage. The outages, which started in the Middle East on Monday, have now spread to the U.S. and Canada. According to Research In Motion, BlackBerry’s manufacturer, there are more than 70 million BlackBerry users worldwide. RIM released a statement Wednesday morning saying, “The messaging and browsing delays that some of you are still experiencing were caused by a core switch failure within RIM’s infrastructure. Although the system is designed to failover to a back-up switch, the failover did not function as previously tested.” David Yach, chief technology officer of software

for RIM, said in a conference call that RIM is working to restore service. He also said not all users are affected. “We have global teams working around the clock on this,” Yach said. “It is our top priority to return BlackBerry service to our customers.” Kerianne Ruzicka, a second-year in marketing, said she has started experiencing problems related to the outage. “Today, BBM (BlackBerry Messenger) has completely stopped working,” she said. “There’s nothing I can do, I can’t send or receive messages through BBM whatsoever.” Ruzicka said she is already waiting for her new phone, an Apple iPhone, because her experience with BlackBerry has been so negative. “I don’t think I’ll ever get a BlackBerry ever again. I am getting an upgrade a year early because this phone is so awful,” Ruzicka said. Sam Core, a fourth-year in economics, said he has not experienced any problems related to the outage, but he is also unhappy with his current BlackBerry.

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“I plan on getting an Android phone or the iPhone 5 when it comes out. I’m pretty much done with BlackBerry,” Core said. “They don’t have the applications that the Android marketplace does or

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An OSU women’s volleyball statistical leader, Mari Hole traveled more than 7,000 miles to be where she is today.

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A small aircraft sprays pesticide over a Minnesota cornfield. A new pesticide, developed by researchers at OSU, could potentially save the agricultural business billions of dollars annually.

New pesticide could save billions of dollars Colleen Carey Lantern reporter carey.259@osu.edu A new pesticide could potentially save the agricultural business billions of dollars annually by killing crop-eating pests, said David Denlinger, the lead researcher in the study at Ohio State. Denlinger, a professor of entomology and evolution, ecology and organismal biology at OSU, explained that insects in the midwest only live during the warmer months when there is food for them to eat. In the colder months, crop-eating pests go into a period of dormancy, much like bears or squirrels. This hibernation state is called diapause in insects. “Many insects will spend nine or 10 months of the year in this dormant state,” Denlinger said. Denlinger and his team of researchers, funded

by a U.S. Department of Agriculture and U.S.-Israel Binational Agricultural Research and Development Fund research grants, have identified the hormone that breaks the insects out of this hibernation. In doing so, they can essentially control the insects’ hibernation, Denlinger said. Through some modifications of the hormone, Denlinger is able to break diapause when he wants and also make diapause last longer. This means that, if injected with this chemical, an insect could wake up in the middle of winter and freeze to death. Or it could sleep through the summer feast and wake up in the fall to harvested fields and starve to death, according to Denlinger. “It would be a form of ecological suicide, if you will,” Denlinger said. The corn earworm was a main target in this research, which is the insect that eats the top of the corn of the cob before a consumer gets a chance to.

“The types of insects that we worked on are major agricultural pests,” Denlinger said. “Currently, heavy insecticide use is directed against them.” Richard McGinnis, a farmer from southwest Morrow county, has about 1,600 acres of land on which he grows corn and soybeans. He is skeptical of using a product for which effects haven’t been thoroughly tested but is interested if it’s profitable. “You just have to think, ‘Is it going to make me more money than it’s costing me?’,” McGinnis said. Though some may be against pesticides in favor of organic produce, McGinnis recognizes that it isn’t realistic for the world. “What the general public doesn’t understand is that if everybody farmed organically, half the world would starve,” McGinnis said. “You just can’t produce the volume (needed) without using the

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OSU dining cooks up allergy-safe food Alli Murphy Lantern reporter murphy.840@osu.edu When eating at various campus dining locations, Ohio State has made an effort to offer options that meet all allergy concerns. Mark Newton, the executive chef at OSU, said he received positive feedback from parents of students with food allergies. “We made it easy, and from what I’m hearing from parents is we’re known as the best university for (food) allergens,” Newton said. “(Parents said) ‘You guys are the only ones that take it to heart and try to do a good job.’” Newton was striving to have the top food allergy program “because we’re OSU and we should have the best,” he said. When incoming freshmen set up their orientation date, they are sent a form where they can list any food allergies. Newton gets the list of the allergens and contacts the family, if they have not already contacted him. “A lot of these families are so proactive, they reach out to me,” Newton said. These students can tell Newton what they typically eat and he will try to incorporate that into their meal plan. He will also tell students what their food options are at dining halls near their classes and dorms, he said.

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Chuck Favors, line cook at Kennedy Commons, serves one of the new gluten-free options offered at Kennedy Commons to Vanessa Burrowes, a 4th-year in biology. Recently, Dining Services has worked on improving the food availability for gluten-free students, Newton said. “Our policies have not changed, we’ve just been able to spend more time focusing on these (gluten-

free) products recently,” said Karri Benishek, marketing manager of University Residences and Dining Services.

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Jed’s fires up off-campus Alli MurpHy Lantern reporter murphy.840@osu.edu A new restaurant has come to Ohio State’s off-campus area and is prepared to serve up some heat. Jed’s Express, opening Thursday, will feature a signature menu item known as fireballs, flash-fried breaded chicken tenders covered in the customer’s choice of sauce. “The chicken is never frozen, it’s always fresh. What we do is we cut them every day, we put a light breading on them and we flash-fry them and toss them into any sauce that someone would like,” said Ryan Johnson, owner of Jed’s Express. “We’ve got 14 different sauces to toss the chicken in.” The restaurant, located on East 11th Avenue close to High Street, is an express style of Jed’s Barbeque and Brew, the restaurant Johnson and Mike Govito already own in Hilliard. There are also four other Jed’s restaurants located in northern Ohio. Govito said they decided to open a branch near campus because their food appeals to young adults. “We feel the fireball is going to go over well with the students,” Govito said. Students will have the option to upgrade the original fireballs to specialty fireballs. One variety of specialty fireballs, the ‘hangover balls,’ are topped with tater tots, green peppers, onions, bacon, fried eggs and melted cheese. Prices for the fireballs range from $5.99 to $9.99, he said. Zach Dodenhoff, an Autumn 2010 graduate in

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turfgrass science, has been to a Jed’s in Toledo and said he’s excited about the new off-campus location as he lives in Columbus and visits campus regularly. “I’d say the regular fireballs are my favorite (food at Jed’s,)” he said. “I’ve never had a bad meal there. It’s always pretty good and pretty greasy. It’s like ten times better than B-Dubs.” Govito said they want to adjust the atmosphere to fit in better with a college environment. “We want people to be able to get their food very quickly and also with great taste,” Johnson said. Govito and Johnson both hope to add a delivery option by this winter, Govito said. “We just want to get on our feet, get the new location running smoothly before we start delivery, something we’ve never done before,” Johnson said. “We just want to make sure it’s done right.” Jed’s Express will also serve other Americanstyle items, such as sandwiches, salads, soups, homemade chili, fried pickles and dips. The inside of the restaurant hosts a unique, edgy style, with hand-painted murals of artists like Jimi Hendrix, Jay-Z and Heath Ledger as the Joker. “The music playing (in the restaurant) is from ‘60s rock to modern rock to alternative from the ‘90s,” Govito said. The owners have high expectations for their success near campus. “Once we get open, there’s no doubt in my mind we’re going to do great here,” Govito said.

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tHoMAs BrAdley Campus editor bradley.321@osu.edu ESPN’s lawsuit against Ohio State involving privacy laws got less private this week as both sides submitted evidence to the Supreme Court of Ohio. The case involves both the redaction and withholding of several university records. The files in question involve several aspects of the NCAA’s investigation of the university, which led to the forced-resignation of former head coach Jim Tressel. In the suit, ESPN said OSU wrongfully cited the Family and Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) as a reason for withholding various documents. On Aug. 24, attorney for OSU, Todd Marti, wrote a letter to John Greiner, attorney for ESPN, that said OSU will continue to stand by the FERPA defense, according to documents obtained Oct. 11. “(You object) to redaction(s) of personally identifiable student information in certain documents, but these redactions are required by FERPA,” Marti wrote. Greiner responded on Sept. 16. “With respect to the FERPA defense, we simply disagree, and I believe we will need to have the Supreme Court sort this out,” Greiner wrote. On Sept. 21, the court ordered both OSU and ESPN to file evidence by Oct. 11. Both the university and the sports news network have filed the necessary evidence and ESPN now has eight days to file a brief. OSU then will have 20 days to respond with its own brief. On Oct. 4, the Supreme Court of Ohio denied OSU’s motion to settle the lawsuit with ESPN out of court. In a letter dated Oct. 4, and signed by Chief Justice Maureen O’Connor, the Court said, “Upon consideration of respondent’s motion for referral to mediation and for stay of the scheduling entry, it is ordered by the Court that the motion is denied.” ESPN stated in the lawsuit that producers at the sporting news network had made public records requests for all emails sent or received by president E. Gordon Gee, athletic director Gene Smith, compliance officer Doug Archie and Tressel, that included the keyword “Sarniak.” Ted Sarniak is a businessman in Jeanette, Pa., closely associated with former OSU quarterback Terrelle Pryor. It was widely noted that Sarniak was a mentor to Pryor during both his time at OSU and in his

recruitment process. OSU’s media relations department cited FERPA as the reason for not initially supplying the records to ESPN. On Aug. 12, a month after the lawsuit was filed, OSU supplied a heavily redacted file of emails and compliance forms to ESPN and other members of the media. Also included in the university’s response to ESPN was a letter containing an explanation of the release of the records, and the university’s interpretation of the misunderstanding. “Consistent with our long working relationship and many telephone conversations, we viewed the process of responding to several of those requests as ongoing,” the letter stated. “The university was unaware that ESPN thought otherwise.” The university said through its letter that the withholding of records was not a malicious effort to block the records from ESPN, but a miscommunication of the clarity of the public record requests. In July, Jim Lynch, spokesman for the university, told The Lantern that normally they do not comment on pending litigation, but due to the circumstances they released a statement. “The university believes that it has adhered to all applicable state and federal laws,” Lynch said in the email. “The university has been inundated with public records requests stemming from its ongoing NCAA investigation and the university. These include voluminous requests from ESPN, which in turn has received a voluminous amount of information.” In addition to documents containing the word “Sarniak,” ESPN also requested several documents without success. ESPN said some of their requests were wrongfully denied for being overly broad. According to the Ohio Revised Code, all denied public records requests citing that the request is too broad have to have legal reasons for the denial and be accompanied with a suggestion to make the appropriate request. In an email to The Lantern in July, Lynch said the department actively works with media organizations to help fulfill requests. “While the university often receives media requests that are overly broad, given Ohio’s public record laws, we generally try to work with reporters to help them find the information they are seeking,” Lynch said in the July email. “Working within the boundaries of the applicable laws.” An attorney for ESPN has declined comment on several occasions saying “ESPN does not comment on pending litigation.”

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BlackBerry apologizes for outages, delays and service issues. like Apple’s applications.” Though his phone is still working, Core said RIM should be working to fix the problem, and be ready to give its customers some type of compensation for the inconveniences related to the outage. “RIM, they definitely need to investigate this and pursue it heavily, and figure out a solution to the problem,” Core said. “There should be a recall. They should give (customers) a new phone that will operate with 100 percent certainty.” In an open letter to all BlackBerry customers Robin Bienfait, chief information officer for BlackBerry, said she apologizes “for the service interruptions and delays.” “You’ve depended on us for reliable, real-time communications, and right now we’re letting you down,” Bienfait wrote. “We are doing everything in our power to restore regular service everywhere and to restore your trust in us.” Not all BlackBerry users are as upset with their

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Further research is needed before pesticide is ready for use. pesticides and insecticides.” Denlinger said he still has a lot of research to do before it’s ready for use on farms. “Right now, these hormones we’ve applied by injecting them into the larvae,” Denlinger said. “But we would need to develop further modifications of this chemical so that it could be incorporated into the plant or applied to the plant’s surface so the insect would eat it.” Dallas Hettinger, a fourth-year in environmental policy and management, sees the positive effects it could have on farms globally. “We can look at it as a good aspect in the sense

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Gluten-free food options are now more accessible. All of the Traditions Dining locations, North Commons, Morrill Tower and Kennedy Commons, offer gluten-free choices, Benishek said. Gluten is a type of protein found in foods processed from wheat and other grains. Newton said the quality of gluten-free food has increased in the past few years from manufacturers, which has made it easier for Dining Services to improve the food. “The manufacturers are finally catching up. Five years ago you had fewer options,” he said. “It’s a combination of education, manufacturing and product availability that’s just opened up the world to (gluten-free) products that taste good.” Chris Theobald, a fourth-year in mechanical

service. Patrick Dempsey, a third-year in business marketing and English, said he is happy with his BlackBerry. “They (iPhones and Androids) definitely are nice, but I really like the BlackBerry ones that have the keypads,” Dempsey said. The outages are inconvenient, Dempsey said, but even if he experiences problems, he is still unlikely to switch to a different phone. “I feel like I would have to get a new phone if the phone doesn’t do what it’s supposed to,” he said. “If they fix the problem, fix my phone, then I’d still use a BlackBerry.” Especially with the issues she was experiencing as of Wednesday morning, Ruzicka said she would never recommend a BlackBerry to a friend. “If I ever needed it in an emergency, I wouldn’t count on it,” she said. “Don’t ever get a BlackBerry.” RIM released another statement at 2:38 p.m. on Wednesday. “We continue to work on clearing the message backlog in order to eliminate delays,” the update read. “Thank you for your patience.”

that if we control these pests, damage to crops decrease and over all, we have an increase yield to supply to not only the United States, but as a global aspect, to undeveloped countries,” Hettinger said. However, Hettinger also acknowledges some of the environmental risks. “If we blow out one chain of the ecosystem, then what are we doing to the detriment to other parts of our ecosystem, including humans?,” Hettinger asked. If this were to pass all necessary regulations, this chemical could be a lifesaver for many farmers and their businesses. “Certainly on a worldwide basis, we’re talking billions of dollars of crop loss from these pests,” Denlinger said.

engineering and an ambassador for students with special diets for Campus Dining Services, has noticed the improvement in the gluten-free food since his first year. Theobald cannot eat foods containing gluten. “(Finding gluten-free food) was a little bit more of a challenge. They had a system to provide people with special-diets food, but the quality was very inconsistent,” he said. “They’ve definitely improved.” Newton said the Traditions Dining locations have a “solution station” where students can grab glutenfree items such as; bagels, buns, bread slices, tortillas, desserts and deli meats. Theobald said he has tried most of the gluten-free options and rates the food as “very good” and “excellent.” “For lunch or dinner, my favorite thing that they’ve done is have gluten-free pasta,” Theobald said.

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student voice OSU must shift gears to be bike-friendly Legally, cyclists are supposed to ride in the road and follow all traffic rules motor vehicles follow. Realistically, cyclists do not. In the road, cyclists are dodging cars and CABS and COTA busses, all of which could potentially harm you. So cyclists opt for the sidewalks and pathways, thus opting only to dodge pedestrians. Just as cyclists annoy pedestrians, pedestrians annoy cyclists. Pathways around campus become quickly congested with pedestrians who do not pay attention to anyone around them. I ride my bike for a quick and efficient way to speed past the slow walkers to

your bike by almost all the buildings on campus. Biking to campus is better than driving- it’s quick, you don’t have to pay for parking, you can get to the building you need, and you can ride through the Oval. Considering those aspects, OSU is incredibly bike-friendly. But anyone who has actually ridden their bike through campus has probably noticed that it may not be so friendly. OSU’s campus is full of skinny sidewalks, narrow streets and never-ending construction. Within these slim pathways, there is limited room for cyclists to move quickly from point A to point B.

Dr Pepper’s new low-calorie drink for men could be highly-offensive to women LANTERN Columnist SANYA DOSANI dosani.1@osu.edu

In a world where only women drink diet soda, men long for a masculine low-calorie drink they can call their own. Enter Dr Pepper Ten, the first low-calorie soft drink to be aimed at men while aggressively excluding women. Sold in a gunmetal gray can decorated with bullets, Dr Pepper Ten contains less sugar

and even less room for women in the drink’s new aggressive marketing campaign. The campaign is fully laid out on Dr Pepper’s Facebook page and is, on the whole, fairly ridiculous, though that does tend to work well with today’s consumers (See: Geico, Old Spice). The extra content through the Dr Pepper Ten Facebook application includes the ten “Man’Ments,” videos aimed at being macho, and a shooting gallery where you shoot girly things like lipstick and high heels. And by “you,” of course, I do not mean me, because along with the rest of the girls, I cannot access this application. Instead I’m instructed to check out the Dr Pepper website for “something more your speed.” Diet drinks may be embraced by women on a larger scale, but fears of obesity are not. On the whole, regular soda drinks have declined in sales in recent years, so it only makes sense to put more

focus on healthier caffeinated options. Since Dr Pepper’s market research has shown that men shy away from diet drinks, this is the result. Some question whether an “It’s Not For Women” campaign is smart. It is certainly a possibility that women (and maybe men, too) consider this ad sexist and perhaps boycott all Dr Pepper drinks. Is it a good move to forbid half the market from engaging in what are sure to be some fun times on the virtual anti-female shooting range? Jim Trebilcock, executive vice president of marketing for Dr Pepper, says no. “Women get the joke,” he said to the Associated Press, adding that this is simply a way to get people talking about the product. No word yet on how “being a man” includes using deadly weapons to shoot inanimate feminine items.

get to where I need to be. Yet, karma wins and I must balance my slow-moving bike behind the snail-paced walker, trying desperately not to hit the heels in front of me. Forget about passing by the walker. The on-coming pedestrian traffic flooding the already narrow pathways just leaves me stuck. I will acknowledge that there is the Olentangy Trail and it is great. It is there to commute north and south, and usually has space for both pedestrians and cyclists. But I can’t say it is always practical. I can’t say I will use the Olentangy Trail when I have a class in the Oval or need to go to the Union. There is just

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For my birthday this past summer, I got a road bike. I became a tad cycling-obsessed over the summer and have used my new set of wheels to commute to campus this Autumn Quarter. I saw recently that Ohio State is recognized as a bikefriendly university by the League of American Bicyclists, an organization which promotes bicycling for fun, fitness and transportation. Only 26 universities in the U.S. received the honor. I was elated that OSU made the cut. Then I rode my bike to campus the next day and thought twice about how bikefriendly OSU’s campus really is. OSU has bike racks to lock

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OSU could do better. After visiting the University of Colorado at Boulder this past September, I noticed how there are specific bike-only lanes through and around campus that all students respect. If only OSU could paint lines and post signs that say “bikes only,” I think it could solve a lot of our problems. But for now, thanks League of American Bicyclists for the recognition. I will continue to ride my bike for fun and transportation, even if that means I must be friendly to the traffic as well.

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FRIDAY Field Hockey v. Michigan State 3pm @ East Lansing, Mich. Women’s Volleyball v. Indiana 7pm @ Bloomington, Ind. Men’s Ice Hockey v. Notre Dame 7:05pm @ South Bend, Ind. Women’s Ice Hockey v. St. Cloud State 7:07pm @ Columbus Women’s Soccer v. Iowa 7:30pm @ Columbus Women’s Cross Country: Wisconsin Adidas Invitational. All Day @ Madison, Wis. Men’s Cross Country: Wisconsin Adidas Invitational. All Day @ Madison, Wis. Men’s Cross Country: Wilmington Fall Classic. All Day @ Wilmington, Ohio

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OSU women’s volleyball junior Mari Hole skies to hit the ball against Akron Sept. 17, 2011. OSU won, 3-0.

It took 7,596 miles for Mari Hole to find a school that felt right to her academically and athletically, but both she and the rest of the Ohio State women’s volleyball team agree it was worth every mile. The first 5,323 miles took place when the junior outside hitter left her hometown of Oslo, Norway to play at UCLA. The last 2,273 came when she decided to transfer to OSU after her first two years. It was all a part of an unusual journey for a girl who did not even start playing volleyball until six years ago. Hole said she played soccer and skied growing up but got into volleyball eventually because her mom’s side of the family plays. It eventually led to her decision to come to the U.S. “My mom played a year at Hawaii back in ‘86 or something so I kind of always heard of the possibility and she always talked about it so I decided to give it a try,” Hole said. “I was lucky enough to get a scholarship.” Hole now leads the team with her 282 kills and 323.5 points, both fifth-best in the Big Ten. It was the perfect addition for the 13-6 Buckeyes who lost 802 kills and 41 percent of their points from their two senior outside hitters last year . “It was kind of just like a big deep breath-andrelax kind of thing because we were kind of short on outside hitters,” senior libero Sarah Mignin said. “We really didn’t have any experience so having a player who did play in a big conference in the Pac-10 really

helped us.” Hole was an All-Pac-10 Freshman Honorable Mention in her first year at UCLA but a change of coaches and several other factors led to her decision to transfer. “I wasn’t too happy about my athletic situation and then academically there wasn’t anything I really wanted to study and I was kind of done with the culture there,” Hole said. “So it was kind of one of those things I decided to give something else a try.” Coach Geoff Carlston was looking for a player at the time, said he heard through the grapevine about Hole and got an official release to start talking to her. “We had the stats and saw a little bit of YouTube video but it was mostly just talking to people,” Carlston said. “We hadn’t seen her a lot because she didn’t play a lot her sophomore year.” Hole narrowed the transfer down to four schools that she visited and said academics played a major part in where she looked because UCLA did not have a major she wanted to do. Both Hole and fellow junior and outside hitter Emily Danks said Hole’s visit to OSU went really well. “I remember we were sitting around at someone’s house watching “The Bachelor” and just hanging out and everyone just thought she was the coolest girl ever,” Danks said. “We were all here coaching camps one night and Jayme, our assistant coach, came running down the ramp and said Mari is committing and it was like a big celebration.” Danks, Carlston and Mignin all agreed Hole is

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SATURDAY Football v. Illinois 3:30pm @ Champaign, Ill. Women’s Ice Hockey v. St. Cloud State 4:07pm @ Columbus Women’s Volleyball v. Purdue 7pm @ West Lafayette, Ind. Men’s Ice Hockey v. Notre Dame 7:05pm @ South Bend, Ind. Men’s Tennis: ITA Midwest Regional Championships. All Day @ Columbus

SUNDAY Women’s Soccer v. Nebraska 3pm @ Columbus Men’s Soccer v. Valparaiso 2pm @ Valparaiso, Ind. Men’s Tennis: ITA Midwest Regional Championships. All Day @ Columbus

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LINCOLN, Neb. — Ohio State football players and coaches had their sights set on Saturday’s game at No. 16 Illinois before they even boarded a plane back to Columbus following the disappointment of last Saturday’s game at Nebraska. For two-and-a-half quarters of the Buckeyes’ game against the No. 14 Cornhuskers, it appeared that OSU had possibly turned a corner in the 2011 season and was on its way to an upset. OSU ran out to a 27-6 lead against Nebraska, scoring on their first drive to silence the Memorial Stadium crowd of 85,426. The Buckeyes continued to pile the points on from there. Buckeyes’ offensive coordinator and offensive line coach Jim Bollman said he had seen significant improvement in his team’s practices leading up to the game and wasn’t surprised to see the team succeed against Nebraska for parts of the game. “It’s hard to put your finger on one thing because the guys worked real hard in practice,” Bollman said. “You could see some more production. You could see some guys improving. (Freshman quarterback) Braxton (Miller) showed a lot more confidence, which was really good. “In the end, we weren’t good enough.” Miller, who was 5-of-8 passing for 95 yards and a touchdown with 91 rushing yards as well, exited the game with an ankle injury in the third quarter with a Buckeyes’ lead still intact, but momentum had already shifted to the home team. Nebraska’s now-famous second-half rally, which saw the Cornhuskers score 28 unanswered points, resulted in a 34-27 win. The comeback was the largest in Nebraska football history. Since the loss, OSU players and coaches have said they’re confident about this weekend’s game against Illinois. That was the message to members of the media just minutes after the historic loss to Nebraska too. “We’re about to start into our divisional schedule,” sophomore wide receiver Corey “Philly” Brown said. “So, we’re just going to move on and try to get to the Big Ten Championship game and try to win out the rest of these games.” After the loss to Nebraska, Brown said the confidence level was high in the OSU locker room.

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OSU junior tight end Jake Stoneburner dives for the end zone to score a touchdown against Nebraska at Memorial Stadium Saturday, Oct. 8, 2011. Nebraska rallied late to win the game, 34-27. “We fought hard out there. We did good out there,” Brown said. “We know what our defense can do, so we should be good going against (Illinois).” OSU junior tight end Reid Fragel said that having people doubt his teammates for the past several weeks has been frustrating, but said that he also remains confident. “We know as a family and as a team what we can do and what we’re capable of,” Fragel said. The Fighting Illini are 6-0 on the season, but firstyear OSU head coach Luke Fickell said his team has already faced comparable adversity in recent times. “These guys are resilient. They’ve been through a lot,” Fickell said. “It’s going to come down to their commitment to each other. They’ve got a lot of pride in what they do. They’re going to have to call upon their pride and their pride in this university.”

Senior left tackle Mike Adams returned from a five-game suspension and made his 2011 debut at Nebraska. After the game, Adams said the team still has plenty to play for. “Kudos to Nebraska — they played good enough to win the game,” Adams said. “We just have to get better and keep going. I can’t wait to keep on rolling through these next weeks and get some wins.” Fickell agreed, saying there’s only one way to get overcome disappointment in football. “That’s get back out there and do it again,” he said. Saturday’s game at Illinois’ Memorial Stadium kicks off at 3:30 p.m. and will be televised on ABC.

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Remember Annie from the movie “Bridesmaids?” She was the main character who was dumped by her boyfriend, broke her car, lost her job, lost another job and got into a fight with her best friend. One life-altering tragedy happened after the other and

just when you didn’t think it could get any worse, it did. But then, finally, Annie hit rock bottom. Right now, the Ohio State football program is like Annie. They’ve finally hit rock bottom. They can’t possibly fall any further than they already have. The program-defining coach was forced out, the star quarterback left, players were suspended left and right, an endless stream of negative headlines dominated the news, and the program’s once-lustrous reputation was irreversibly damaged. Then the season started, and instead of a welcomed distraction, the results have been a constant reminder of what once was. The mighty OSU football team almost lost to a team from the MAC (Toledo) and was a fingernail away from being shut out for first time since 1982 against Michigan State. More suspensions were issued

for players who were paid for work they didn’t perform and the Buckeyes traveled to Nebraska, a train wreck without a conductor. Just when it looked like there was a spark of hope, with the Buckeyes leading the Cornhuskers 27-6 in the third quarter, it all fell apart. The Buckeyes imploded on both sides of the ball and blew the biggest lead in the program’s history. Any hope or confidence gained in the first half was washed away along with the lead. The Buckeyes fell to 0-2 in the Big Ten, a conference they’ve made a habit of winning over the past seven years. But it won’t get any worse. It can’t. If your car is already broken, your boyfriend already broke up with you, and you already lost your job, then there’s not much else to go wrong. The NCAA can go ahead and give the program a bowl ban. What are they really taking away? A

mid-December bowl game with a “.com” after the name? Or maybe the NCAA could slash scholarships, but what would that do? The OSU football program might be a “quick fix” by normal standards, but programs are rebuilt in years, not months. A reduction in scholarships wouldn’t be enough to severely hamper the rebuilding process. So, in a weird way, the Buckeye’s bottoming out is actually good news. It means things can only improve. Some spoiled Buckeye fans may have to readjust their expectations because, unlike years past, a BCS bowl appearance seems like a fairy tale, not an inevitability. It’s a sad reality, but at least things can’t get any worse. Unless OSU loses to Michigan.

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Biggest challenge leader on the team and a big part of their success. “The kids love her and she feels really comfortable here,” Carlston said. “She’s just a great student, works hard, just everything across the board. We couldn’t ask for a better person to join our team.” Comfortable is the key word for Hole. Hole said she never felt that way in her two years trying to transition from Norway’s culture to the West Coast

culture of Los Angeles and of the U.S. in general. “In Norway since it’s such a small sport, it isn’t a business,” Hole said. “Just to realize how big the sport really is. How much people put into it and how the support system around it is a big difference.” Because of its low popularity in Norway, Hole said volleyball was played more for fun, but now after two years she is used to the system and how it works here. “The more comfortable I get,” she said, “The more confident I get as a player and that’s when I play good.” The biggest challenge Hole still faces in the U.S. is missing her family back in Norway, with whom she

is very close. “I love being home, so it’s never fun leaving,” Hole said. “That will probably never get easy, but it’s kind of one of those things when you get the chance you just got to go and do it.” For now Hole will focus on the remainder of this season for OSU as she tries to help the team improve on their 3-3 conference record starting Friday at Indiana. Family is never far from Hole’s mind, and at Christmas she will go back home to Norway, just another couple thousand miles to add to her journey. SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS

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Ohio State ﬂirted with defeating a ranked opponent against Nebraska, but came up empty-handed after a late-game meltdown. Saturday, the Buckeyes will look to upset No. 16-ranked Illinois. Offense I was hesitant to jump on the Braxton Miller bandwagon, but consider my bags packed. Under Miller, the Buckeyes held a 27-6 lead in the third quarter. Offensive coordinator Jim Bollman was dialing up misdirections, play-action passes and seemed to get rid of the “run on first and second down, pass on third, punt and repeat” philosophy. When Miller’s injury forced Joe Bauserman back into the game, the offense ceased to exist. OSU needs a healthy Miller behind center to keep the defense honest. When defenses are preoccupied with Miller’s legs,

passing plays and running lanes open. Daniel “Boom” Herron is back this week and Bollman would be wise to feed him the ball. The Buckeyes are 18-1 in games in which Herron has at least 55 yards rushing and 20-3 in games in which he scores a touchdown. Fickell said that Herron will likely be seen on special teams, but he needs to factor in the offense too. Defense The Buckeyes defense picked up where it left off against Michigan State – but only for two quarters. They held the No. 1-ranked rushing offense to just 37 yards and six points in the first half. But in the second half, when the team needed the defense the most, they fell apart allowing 195 rushing yards and 28 points. The defense needs to force turnovers as they did in crucial situations against Michigan State. The Buckeyes forced just one Nebraska turnover, an interception, and that came in the first half. Being on the road again, the Buckeyes will have to fight momentum and the crowd. The easiest way to stop momentum is with a turnover from the defense. Senior defensive end Nate Williams is out for the year, so someone on the defense must step up as a permanent pass-rushing threat. In the disastrous second half against Nebraska, the Buckeyes again went without a quarterback sack. Special teams Fittingly, junior punter Ben

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oSu junior tight end Reid Fragel turns to deﬂect a pass and prevent an interception against nebraska Saturday, oct. 8, 2011. nebraska won, 34-27. Buchanan continues to be the Buckeyes’ best player. He downed a punt inside Nebraska’s 10-yard line as well as pinning the Cornhuskers inside their own 20-yard line twice, including a 55-yard boot. They will need him to help control the field position battle. Drew Basil has been reliable this season, hitting 7-of-9 field goal attempts and leading the Buckeyes in scoring. If OSU has a chance to put three points on the board, they would be wise to take them. If special teams are where Herron makes his appearances Saturday, he needs to make the most of them and provide the team with a spark. As senior offensive tackle Mike Adams showed against Nebraska, this team feeds off of a confident senior player.

Coaching The coaches must come up with an offensive gameplan that is operational with or without Miller. As effective as Miller was against Nebraska, the offense cannot depend solely on him. A freshman scrambler is going to get beat around, and if he has to come off the field, the offense must continue to attack. And, if Miller goes down again, the coaches should take a good hard look at third-string sophomore quarterback Kenny Guiton. The Bauserman experiment has been tried, and it has failed - miserably. The offense couldn’t be any less effective under Bauserman.

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Remakes are all the rage these days, and 1984’s “Footloose” is up next. Based on the popular ‘80s film starring Kevin Bacon and Lori Singer, an updated take on “Footloose” starring Kenny Wormald (“Center Stage: Turn It Up”) and Julianne Hough (“Dancing With The Stars”) is scheduled to hit theaters Friday. Ren McCormack (Wormald) is transplanted from Boston to a small southern town where he experiences a heavy dose of culture shock. A few years prior, the community was rocked by an accident that killed five teenagers, and Reverend Shaw Moore (Dennis Quaid) responds by implementing ordinances that prohibit loud music and dancing. McCormack challenges the ban, revitalizing the town and falling in love with the minister’s troubled daughter Ariel (Hough) in the process. Hough spoke to The Lantern in a conference call about the film. Remaking a popular movie was a challenge, Hough said. In fact, Hough herself wasn’t fond of remakes going in to “Footloose.” “When I first found out they were doing a remake of an iconic movie like ‘Footloose,’ which is really close to my heart — I grew up watching this movie, and I lived in Utah where it was filmed, I thought the same thing — ugh, remakes, they suck, you know?” she said. Director Craig Brewer went to work on the script. Pages of the script that retained aspects of the original film were marked with blue tabs, with new elements being marked with white tabs. The script Brewer and crew crafted was still starkly different from the first imagining of the remake, led by director Kenny Ortega (“High School Musical”) and starring Zac Efron. “So once Craig joined on and I read that script, I was like, whoa, this is – this is way different,” she said. “This is way more like the original. And it basically is the original, with just minor tweaks, and I have to do this.” Hough was put in charge of revisiting Ariel, who was played by Lori Singer in the original, alongside Kevin Bacon. Hough said she studied Singer’s role and felt the pressure to replicate it, but said she wanted to bring something new to Ariel and make Dan Savage 6 p.m. @ Ohio Union US Bank it her own. Conference Theater “But one thing that I felt like I missed from Ariel back in the original was, I felt like she was just kind of a bad girl and she was a troublemaker, like why does Ren end up with her?” she said. “She’s not even that cool. Like, she’s kind of a b----, you know?”

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Tuesday’s release of Marvel Studios’ first full-length “The Avengers” trailer proved the company has come a long way since Tobey Maguire’s angsty performance in “Spider-Man.” Marvel has finally done the one thing comic-film fans have been waiting for: They spread the threat of danger beyond a racetrack, 7-Eleven, or the DC single-city method, to the

entire planet. The trailer shows clips of city streets lined with the U.S. Army and police cars, the officers crouched behind their car doors with guns at the ready, and explosions flipping taxis through busy downtown streets. Loki, the exiled brother of Thor, will be one of the villians. He opens the trailer with a creepy whisper not unlike the opening of the trailer for the summer hit, “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows — Part 2.” The rest of the villains remain unknown, which might make viewers more impatient for the film’s release on May 4, 2012. Keeping the villains hidden is a good move for director Joss Whedon. Last year’s “Clash of the Titans” trailer gave away the only good part of the film: the legendary “Release The Kraken” scene, which quickly flooded the Internet. It’s certain the action and wit of Robert Downey Jr.’s Tony Stark character will keep the movie going, but the suspense of the unknown is a nice addition. While it is uncertain who will be bringing the threat to Earth, it is made

clear that mankind will be sufficiently defended. The original Avengers (think actual comic book) were comprised of Iron Man, the Hulk, Thor, Ant-Man and Wasp. The last two appear to remain nonexistent in the film’s take on this comic classic. Another face missing from the equation is Wolverine, who joined the group later in the comic series along with the likes of SpiderMan, who is, thankfully, also absent. But the absences are more than made up for with the presence of Stark, the ego behind Iron Man, Steve Rogers’ Captain America, Clint Barton’s Hawkeye, Thor, Bruce Banner as the Hulk, Nick Fury, and Natasha Romanoff bringing in the sex appeal with Black Widow. The loss of Edward Norton as Banner was a disappointment, but with Mark Ruffalo as his replacement the film should be fine. The only problem with that is there doesn’t seem to be any explanation offered as to why Banner has completely changed in appearance. It’s reminiscent to the replacement of Aunt

Viv in “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.” The green beast also appears to be slightly different. Marvel teased fans with brief glimpses of Ruffalo’s angry green monster, but for the most part kept him hidden. As is always the case when putting so many dominant personalities on one team, there is conflict. Thor is seen smashing his mighty hammer down on fellow Avenger Captain America’s shield, and Rogers is seen challenging Stark, asking what he would be without his metal suit. Stark quickly replies “genius, billionaire, playboy, philanthropist,” proving that Downey Jr. will still be the wit carrying the comedic load in the new movie. Scenes of Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow seductively twirling all over her adversaries, Hawkeye using his legendary bow to fuel the action and Downey Jr. spitting out eerie lines like “If we can’t save the world, we can damn sure avenge it,” the trailer left me and other comic nerds anxious to pre-order our tickets to the May 4 opening.

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NorthCAREcheck Staff needed PT room available for rent in roomtest req. noCall 614-527-1730 wood. $450/month includes wa- 1/2 double, 3 BR Hi-efficiency Mon-Fri, nights or week70 Ave. OSU #AVAILABLE APARTMENT. furnace, central air, Area. hard#1 1, 2, 3, at 4,gas, 5,168 6,and 7,E.8,internet 10 BR gas #1 W. 4 Blake BR AFFORDABLE spa- CHILD ing house Northand Apply leave msg or email CARE Staff needed PT ter, electric, ends. Arlington Childrens 1/2 3 BR ciency Convenient 1-2 availbedfloors, areaHi-effi rugs in- Center, AFFORDABLE spacious and ciousdouble, and updated, large 4BR wood. $450/month includes wa- wood hhhclean@hotmail.com Mon-Fri, no nights or weekservice. Shortlocation, term leases 1033 Old Henderson gas hardroomelectric, apartments, 38 apts E. 17th parking. Washer, updated large BR on cluded, apts furnace, on off-st. North,central South air, and Cen- Rd. ter, gas,614-291-5001. and internet ends. Apply Arlington Childrens able. Please call 451-5400 for info/directions. 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Call decks, 296-6304.fireplaces, 261-0853 hookups, places, Jacuzzi Starting POSITIONmust 20hrs/wk, must have car, pay, free downtown parking, adstreet parking, dishwasher, lease. Day: 221-6327 Evening: CLEANING POSITIONmust Jacuzzi tubs. Starting at at $400/ea. 614-294-7067. be detail oriented, reliable. Min license and car ins. $10-12/hr. 8-MONTH LEASE: vancement opportunities. AppliW/D hookups, decks, fire- be 261-0853 detail oriented, Min $350/ea. 614-294-7067. 20hrs/wk, must havereliable. car, Background check and comdrug Kenny/Henderson Road www.area. www.osupropertymanagement.cants must have basic places, Jacuzzi tubs. Starting 20hrs/wk, must car, osupropertymanagement.com license and carhave ins. $10-12/hr. test Call 614-527-1730 Partially furnished 1 BDRM/1 com puter req. skills, professionalism, at $400/ea. 614-294-7067. license and car ins. and $10-12/hr. #AVAILABLE APARTMENT. Background check drug and msg or email BA w/A/C. 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arts&life Sex talk show host: ‘The issue of being gay is enormous’ KARI Fox Lantern reporter fox.731@osu.edu Dan Savage, famous for his sex and relationship advice column, “Savage Love,” is known for his frankness and honesty. He has a simple answer for why he’s so comfortable talking to students openly about sex and relationships. “Because I’m gay,” Savage told The Lantern. “I told my mother I suck d---, I think you can tell your boyfriend or girlfriend what you really want.” For the past dozen years, Savage has been traveling to colleges around the country, listening to student’s questions and answering honestly. This week’s stop was at Ohio State’s campus where MTV is filming a new show, also called “Savage Love.” On Thursday, Savage will lead a campus-wide Q&A where students can anonymously submit note cards with questions that will be answered at the event. “Students are much more honest this way,” Savage said. “They can ask whatever they want and no one will judge them.” Savage said questions range in variety but the most popular ones pertain to threesomes, porn and oral sex. Being in the business for a long time now, there aren’t many questions that will surprise him, he said. “I’m hard to shock,” he said. Savage said the best way to go about talking about these sometimes taboo topics is “openly and bluntly.” “I use the language people use when they talk about sex with their friends,” he said. “You have to have a sense of humor. It releases tension, eases people and generates laughter. And people are more receptive to that.” Savage said he found the most success with that honesty. “I was the first person to say c---sucker,” he said. “People liked that.” Communication is the message that the show is trying to broadcast, Savage said. “People get in trouble when they don’t communicate and this show helps them talk,” he said. “They think ‘Oh, sex is natural and should come without communication,’ and that’s not how it works. You have to talk about your wants, needs and desires.” Savage said feeling awkward and shying away is what causes the problems. “Use your words,” he said. “It’s what you have to say.” Savage has followed his own advice from a young age. “I came out at 15 and that was a different time compared to now,” he said. “You have to achieve a certain degree of confidence to tell your Catholic parents you’re gay.” Now, Savage says being gay helps him hold the hand of others. “The issue of being gay is enormous,” he said. “So

The Arts & Life section has decided on a new name, color JUStIn ConleY Asst. arts editor conley.325@osu.edu

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Dan Savage will lead a Q&A about sexuality on campus thursday. everything else seems small to talk about. I think I’m in a good position to tell people that aren’t gay, ‘It’s OK to have this certain feeling, just man up to it.’” Savage said the decision to come to OSU was the producers’ but they all wanted to come to a big state school. “I’m from the Midwest and I like it here,” he said. “It’s a good way to show future students what college is like.” At least one student won’t be attending Thursday’s event, though she’s heard a lot about it. “I’ve heard people talking about it in the Union and seen flyers,” said Katie Anousheh, a second-year in social work and Spanish. “I do think it’s a good idea though.” She said she thinks anonymous questions will ease students’ embarrassment. “I think more people will have questions if no one is going to judge them for it,” she said. For students that do attend, Savage said they can expect a funny show and to get their questions answered. “Absolutely nothing is off limits,” he said.

Only a week after putting the Arts & Life facelift into readers’ hands, the votes have been tallied and the results are in. While purple served the arts well by adding an undeniably velvety feel to the section, shrouding it in a bold yet coy color, she also showed a temperamental side that often left our pages looking like the aftermath of a lovers’ quarrel. Now that Arts & Life has freed itself from the shackles of that bad relationship, the sun is shining and the sky looks just a little bit bluer. And by reader demand, sky blue will become the new color of the section, a breath of fresh air following a nasty, purple divorce. Now that we’ve renewed our lease on life, we could not stop there.

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Movies need more moral values, Hough said Remaking a film that was “a little cheesy” originally at a time when gritty realism is seemingly the direction a lot of major films have taken, Hough said. “Back in the day, (‘Footloose’) was not bubble-gum, but when you look back at it, it kind of seems a little cheesy,” she said. “But it’s very easy to make that cheesy again.”

In the interest of more accurately reflecting the kind of news stories and columns readers want from an arts section, while also giving it a sleeker logo, The Lantern arts section will be renamed [a+e] beginning Monday. [a+e] refers to arts and entertainment, a narrower scope which represents our stronger focus on the entertainment stories readers care about, while keeping touch with the thriving art community in and around the Ohio State campus. We hope this arts section redesign will do justice to the ever-evolving arts and entertainment community, as we continue to shine a spotlight on the music, movies and television that make Columbus great. Tell us what you think @LanternAE, the same Lantern arts feed with a new name.

Brewer even said that “Footloose” works better now than it did originally by adding more meaning to the updated take on the film. “I think we managed to make ‘Footloose’ more relevant today than it was in 1984,” Brewer said in a separate conference call. Now, with “Footloose” in her rearview mirror, Hough is looking to the future. “I’m really hoping it’ll open the doors to doing more dramatic things: comedic roles, just a whole wide range of characters,” she said.

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