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The exterior of OSU’s RPAC in Columbus, Ohio, Wednesday, Oct. 20, 2010.

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Thailyr Scrivner Lantern reporter scrivner.2@osu.edu Whether it be an increase in class workload, more social activities, or joining student groups, people are using the RPAC less than they did at the start of the quarter.

Abby Stucke, a fourth-year in pharmaceutical science and RPAC employee, said she has noticed a slight difference in attendance.

“It’s just that the first week everyone wants to come and check it out and they’re all excited about working out,” Stucke said.

Stucke works the front entrance where students swipe their BuckIDs in order to enter the RPAC facilities.

A student’s swipe is only counted once per day.

The attendance total also includes other non-student members and those accessing the facility for fitness classes.

For the first five weeks of the quarter, which officially started Sept. 21, the RPAC has seen the following attendance numbers, according to facility data: 9/18 - 9/24/11 - 33,122 9/25 - 10/1/11 - 35,661 10/2 - 10/8/11 - 32,301 10/9 - 10/15/11 - 30,022 10/16 - 10/22/11 - 28,953 What might seem like a decrease in numbers could be attributed to a change in exercise location, said Rob Jech, RPAC membership services and access director.

For all recreational sports facilities, including

Jesse Owens North, Jesse Owens South, Jesse Owens West and the Adventure Recreation Center, numbers increased from about 49,000 to 53,000 from week one to week two of the quarter, but has since decreased each week.

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Previously, one of the hardest classes to get into at Ohio State was taught by former head coach Jim Tressel, Coaching : Football.

This year, because of Tressel’s departure from the university, Vincent Lyons is the new instructor of the class. Unlike Tressel, Lyons has never coached at the collegiate level.

Lyons is a graduate teaching assistant at OSU and Ph.D. candidate for sports management from Cardington, Ohio. He graduated from OSU in 1997 with a Bachelor’s Degree in agricultural education and animal science.

When Tressel resigned, Lyons was offered the post at the last minute. Lyons said he did feel pressure taking Tressel’s teaching post, but said the pressure to do well doesn’t come from higher up, it comes from his students.

Lyons said he isn’t trying to fill Tressel’s shoes.

“I’m not in there wearing a sweater vest,” he said.

There are about half the amount of people enrolled now compared to the first day of class, but Lyons is trying not to take it personally.

“I am not Tressel or a well-known name, once students found that out, they were dropping like flies,” Lyons said. “There have been up to 150 to 200 people enrolled in other years, now we are down to around 40.”

Lyons encouraged students to remain enrolled if they are interested in football.

“If you want to know the ins and outs of football – stay in the class,” Lyons said.

Evan Cadwallader, a fourth-year in biology, took the class to learn about coaching philosophy.

“I don’t want to throw him under the bus, but I took the class because Tressel was supposed to teach,” Cadwallader said. “I stuck with it because it’s still a fun class. I’d like to eventually coach basketball.”

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Vincent Lyons is the instructor for the Coaching : Football class at OSU. This class was previously taught by former head coach Jim Tressel.

Justine Boggs, a third-year in journalism, is one of two girls in the class. She said that she originally signed up for the class because of Tressel, but has stayed because she wants to be a sideline reporter for ESPN football in the future. ”I want to be able to ask intelligent questions on the field. I don’t just want to be a pretty face reporter,” Boggs said. “I like the class and I don’t feel left out because I have never played. Coach Lyons gives great examples and doesn’t ever single me out.”

Lyons began his teaching career after attending seminary at Trinity Lutheran in Bexley, Ohio, right after graduating OSU. “I thought I wanted to be a pastor. I wanted to serve people in a church setting; I have always felt an obvious concern for other people,” Lyons said.

Lyons wears a Virgin Mary pendant, which he

describes as a distinction between sports and religion, a Catholic-faith influence.

“It represents the things that I stand for,” Lyons said. “I wear it every day as a constant reminder of my values when I stand in front of people.”

Lyons started out teaching and coaching at St. Brendan School in Hilliard, Ohio, for one year. He then spent four years at Wellington High School in Upper Arlington, Ohio, followed by three years at St. Louis Chaminade College Preparatory, an all-boys Catholic prep school in St. Louis, Mo. He taught biology, and a few physics and forensic classes as well as coaching basketball, baseball and football at all three schools.

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Committee plans swipe donation program

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A new committee in the Undergraduate Student Government has proposed a plan to donate unused swipes at the end of the quarter to a local food bank, among other projects to help others and make campus greener.

USG’s Sustainability Committee was created this year, and is headed up by the director of sustainability, Dustin Homan, a fourth-year in agricultural and extension education. “(We) strive to make The Ohio State University a sustainable campus and a national leader in studentled, green initiatives,” Homan said in an email.

Homan said Nick Messenger and Emily DeDonato, the president and vice president of USG, looked at where the university was headed and decided that the green sustainability initiative was moving forward. Homan said the two then decided to create the sustainability committee.

“You think of sustainability as this huge umbrella, you know, so what does that mean? So we kind of challenged our committee members to say, ‘What does sustainability mean to you?’ And so for Shane (Ingalls), sustainability meant, let’s not waste our food,” Homan said in an email.

Ingalls, a second-year in business, came up with a program called Swipes that Save, which would give students the option to donate any unused meal swipes at the end of the quarter to a local food bank, Homan said.

USG is taking the program to the senior director for dining services, Zia Ahmed, to work with dining services to approve the program, Ingalls said. USG is hoping to be able to implement the program by Winter Quarter 2012. Details about how exactly the system will work are not available yet.

Ingalls said he worked with his dad in the past at a food bank in their hometown, which had some influence on his idea to donate extra swipes.

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A plan to prevent wasted swipes in an effort to promote a greener campus, UsG president Nick Messenger and Vice president emily DeDonato are currently proposing a plan to allow students to donate unused meal swipes to local food banks at the end of each quarter, instead of using them to purchase items they may not need. To put in perspective how much students waste or could potentially donate, here are the prices per swipe for each meal plan.

Dining plan

Swipes per quarter

Total fee

Price per swipe*

Deluxe plus

250

$1,745

$6.58

Buckeye plus

200

$1,660

$7.80

scarlet plus

150

$1,490

$9.27

carmen plus

125

$1,360

$10.08

100

$1,225

$11.25

19 meals per week

$1,125

$5.92

Gray plus Traditional

* Totals subtract $100 from fees which is added as BuckiD money. The Traditional plan does not include this.

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campus OSU reaches worldwide with global gateways pending approval from the Board of Trustees, ohio state plans to open its next global gateway location in Mumbai, india. osU already has a location in china, and hopes to open locations in england, russia, Belgium, Brazil, Turkey and Uganda. With approval, the program should be functional by president e. Gordon Gee’s visit to india, March 2012.

india Mumbai China: program started in 2010 Brazil: planned addition by 2014

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Next global office destined for India STephanie KariuKi Lantern reporter kariuki.2@osu.edu Ohio State’s newest global gateway will open channels between the university and Mumbai, India. OSU looks to have the global gateway open by March 2012.

The goal of the gateway is to not only expand OSU’s presence internationally, but to also build beneficial connections with other countries.

The university has plans to build gateways in India and Brazil along with its gateway in China, while locations in England, Belgium, Turkey, Russia and Uganda are being considered for the future, according to the Office of International Affairs website.

The gateway in China officially opened in June 2010, in part to establish executive training programs for international clients and create study abroad and internship opportunities, The Lantern reported in September 2010.

The India gateway is currently awaiting approval from the Board of Trustees this week, according to the Board of Trustees website. If approved, the gateway should be up and running by the time President E. Gordon Gee visits India in March 2012, according to William Brustein, the vice provost for Global Strategies and International Affairs.

Brustein said India was a clear choice for a gateway because of the many connections it has to OSU. “Our country and the state of Ohio are very much engaged with India. We have hundreds upon hundreds of alumni there,” Brustein said.

One example of OSU’s tie to India is a fundraiser that The Central Ohio American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin and the Association of Indian Physicians of Ohio held on Oct. 15 to raise

awareness as well as money for the India gateway project. This fundraiser helped contribute to the cost of maintaining the gateway.

“The budget that we put together will be about $200,000 a year, but all that money has been raised,” Brustein said.

One contributor to the funding of this project is a former OSU alumnus who donated an office space and furniture free of charge.

Other colleges, such as the Fisher College of Business and the College of Engineering, have offered support to the gateway.

Carl Miligi, a fourth-year in communication, said this is a good use of OSU’s money.

“OSU has so much money,” Miligi said. “It’s helping people, so I do not see any issue with using it.”

Brustein said his main goal through the gateway is to bring an exposure of diversity to OSU and for students “to have opportunities such as study abroad and internships.”

Gurleen Kaur, a first-year in biology, said she thinks this is a great opportunity to show OSU’s diversity, especially since it is something the university prides itself in.

“What better way to show they are diverse than to build an office somewhere different from Ohio,” Kaur said.

India is a place OSU has had its eye on for a while, Brustein said.

If the project is approved by the trustees, Brazil will be the next place OSU will focus on. If plans go correctly, Burstein said the gateway in Brazil would open in 2014.

Since other universities, such as the University of Southern California are taking these types of initiatives, it is important for OSU to continue to make these connections now because plans can go either way, Brustein said.

“Universities today engage on a global scale,” Brustein said. “Who knows what will happen next?”

RPAC receives yearly $300K workout equipment update Jenelle Cooper Lantern reporter cooper.1995@osu.edu Since the RPAC opened its doors in 2005, it has been using a $300,000-a-year equipment upkeep plan. This year’s update includes replacing all of the RPAC’S strength machines.

Already this quarter, 28 new Paramount strength machines have been swapped for the old ones, according to Dave DeAngelo, RPAC facility operations director.

This update includes the new machines located on the first floor and ground floor. The new machines are: one functional trainer, two leg extensions, one seated curl, one leg press, two inner thighs, two outer thighs, two bicep curls, one tricep extension, four pectoral fly/rear deltoids, one rotary chest press, two seated rows, one low back, three lat pulldowns, one rotary shoulder press, one abdominal, one rotary torso, one calf and one glute, according to DeAngelo.

In addition to these machines, DeAngelo said the Cybex and free motion strength machines will be changed sometime in Winter Quarter.

DeAngelo said the plans to keep the facility up-to-date were created when RPAC was designed.

“The old facility, Larkins Hall, was considered old and out-of-date.

The RPAC staff wanted to avoid that happening to the RPAC so money was put aside for scheduled equipment updates to keep the facility fresh and new.” DeAngelo said. “Equipment is changing all the time; we’re just trying to keep up.”

DeAngelo said the money for upkeep is gathered by multiple outlets.

Part of the university’s general funds are allocated to the RPAC as well as the money from the $82 recreational fee students pay each quarter.

Layne Connolly, a first-year in engineering, said she thinks the student fee to use the RPAC is expensive.

“The $82 is a lot of money, but there is a bunch of equipment and we get to use the other gyms,” Connolly said.

Memberships from faculty, spouses, dependents and employees also contribute a large amount of incoming funds to the RPAC. The first equipment update occurred in the RPAC’s third year of

operation in 2008, when the cardio machines were replaced. DeAngelo said that the cardio machines are used the most.

“The average life of cardiovascular equipment is three to five years and we have the most diverse group of people using them; they receive the most wear and tear,” DeAngelo said.

The treadmills are the most expensive piece of equipment to replace. But DeAngelo said they are worth it because of how little maintenance they require.

“We are open 18 hours a day and these machines are running pretty much the whole time.”

Last year, DeAngelo said the free weight equipment was updated.

He said that after this year’s changes are complete, there will be no original equipment in the RPAC. DeAngelo and his staff are planning to form a student group to get feedback on the RPAC’s new additions.

“We hope that the RPAC is a point of pride for students; we want to get equipment that we think students are going to like. We want the students to know their student fee dollars are hard at work,” DeAngelo said.

Irene Gentzel, a fourth-year in plant biology, said she has just started coming to the RPAC but has a positive review of the facilities.

“I used to go to the Marion campus; the gym there is pretty small, like one room. I started coming here because I just needed to get some exercise,” Gentzel said. “It’s pretty nice and has a lot of equipment.”

Connolly said there are only two of her favorite machine at the RPAC. “I like the elliptical and running combination machines but there are only two of them and nowhere else has them,” Connolly said.

DeAngelo has gotten some odd requests for equipment.

“I get a lot of requests for stuff that people see on TV and think that we should have here. I’ve had requests for Nordic tracks and step mills; I’m not sure if they even make those anymore,” DeAngelo said.

DeAngelo said that not all updates can be planned. The RPAC also frequently replaces miscellaneous equipment as needed, including medicine balls and machine attachments. He said these purchases are from the regular operations budget.

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a view of Cardio Canyon at the rpaC. The rpaC has a $300,000 budget to update all of its equipment.

Bag enables users to charge devices on the go lindSey FoX Asst. multimedia editor fox.542@osu.edu

product: powerbag designed by fūl price: ranges from $139.99 - $249.99, depending on style What is it?

A bag that features a built-in battery charging system to power several different digital devices.

The different bags are equipped with a complete charging system including a battery, Apple connector, Micro-and Mini-USB connectors and an on-board USB port. A Powerbag can charge up to four devices at one time with most of the common connectors out in today’s market.

What i think I have been carrying and using the bag for two weeks now. I have the “Backpack,” which is said to be equipped with a battery system powerful enough to charge the average Smartphone twice.

When I heard I had the opportunity to try out the bag, I was excited. I am a fifth-year in journalism, so I am constantly on my phone interviewing people along with texting throughout the day, checking my email, Facebook and Twitter.

When I got the bag, it came fully charged so I instantly wanted to plug my phone in. When I found the pocket that housed the cords, I plugged in my phone … and nothing happened. Of course I didn’t read the directions.

I dug around and found the directions, which told me to press the button on the front of the bag and hold down for two seconds. Four lights lit up, which meant I was ready to go. My phone was then connected and charging.

Throughout the two weeks, I charged my first generation year-old Droid Incredible and my fifth generation iPod nano (color purple, because I know

you were wondering).

When I used the life of the battery out of my backpack, it took a good two hours to be fully charged again.

It was easy to check the Powerbag’s charge level by pressing the Powerbag logo on/off button on the outside of the bag.

I usually plugged the bag in at night before I went to bed so I was ready to go in the morning, full of power.

The backpack is a good size and has the weight of any normal backpack. It is large enough to carry my computer (which the Powerbag cannot charge) and books and has a good organizational system in the front pocket for pens, pencils and all the little stuff that some how ends up in there. is it worth it?

I would say yes. When comparing it to a popular North Face backpack that would cost a buyer around $99, the price doesn’t seem so bad.

Although it is one more thing to remember to charge, for college kids always on the go, it does and will keep you powered up.

The different Bags There are 10 different styles of bags that fall under the categories of backpacks, messenger bags and briefcases. Each bag is different, from the amount of battery life it offers to the variety of colors.

Check it out on campus The Powerbag “Stay Charged” Tour started on Oct. 24 and will be at Ohio State on Thursday, Nov. 3, near the Ohio Union.

There will be a 37-foot interactive tour bus on campus. The Powerbag team will be hosting activities including video game stations, a chance to win prizes playing games such as Plinko and Cornhole and giveaways.

And of course, visitors will have a chance to try a Powerbag for themselves.

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money to be raised by students,” Ingalls said. “A lot of kids don’t want to donate to charities where they don’t have the money, but this is something where you’ve already paid the money and so you’re kind of just redirecting it. But in the same way, students are helping people, which I think is a great thing anytime you can have that happen.”

Araina Johnson, a fourth-year in biology and anthropology, said she doesn’t have a meal plan anymore but would consider getting a commuter plan if the plan goes into effect.

“I had a really big meal plan, especially for me,” Johnson said. “If I would’ve got the same thing, I would’ve had a ton at the end and I would have loved to have been able to donate those.”

Johnson said the project seemed like a positive one.

Laura Grudzinski, a first-year in middle childhood education, said she has a meal plan and

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Lyons said he tries to make football simpler moments was winning a Class 5 state basketball championship in 2008 at Chaminade.

In his first years of coaching, losing was one of the biggest challenges Lyons said he faced.

“I lost a lot early in my career, in all three sports.

When you’re not accustomed to losing, it really takes a toll mentally and physically,” Lyons said.

In addition to teaching his high school players the philosophy of “team-above-self,” Lyons said he also struggled to keep coaching out of the classroom.

“I would be talking football to my players in biology class,” he said. “I had a hard time separating the two aspects.”

When it comes to teaching the class at OSU, Lyons said he is excited and energetic about making football simpler to understand.

“My favorite part is not dumbing down the game, but breaking it down,” he said.

Lyons described the game of football as a chess

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OSU’s RPAC now opens 15 minutes earlier “Everybody is here from 4:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. those first two weeks, then they may find out something that fits a little better in their schedule if it’s in terms of getting in a group fitness class or running on the track,” Jech said.

The first five class days of the quarter the RPAC offers free fitness classes.

“Our attendance isn’t as high as it is in the first week,” Jech said. “I think that’s mainly because there’s no fee for the first week (of group fitness classes), then there’s a fee after that.”

The RPAC opens the facility 15 minutes earlier than it was initially scheduled to open in order to accommodate members who have to be at work by 7 a.m. or 8 a.m., Jech said.

The RPAC opens daily at 5:45 a.m.

“I think the biggest thing in the first week is you have a lot of students who try out things they have

would be happy to use her excess swipes for this.

“I’m probably going to have extra (swipes), so they might as well be put to use,” Grudzinski said.

Johnson said that while she lives off-campus, she might get a meal plan now, knowing that the extra swipes will go to those who might need it.

“Either way I’d be paying for food and whatever I don’t use would be given to charity,” Johnson said.

Grudzinski said a lot of students will be using leftover swipes at campus convenience stores to buy things they don’t need. She said that by donating them, the swipes can be used for a good cause.

Eric Weber, a first-year in microbiology, said he doesn’t expect to have extra swipes but would like to have the opportunity to donate them if he did.

The committee is also looking to implement other green projects such as using paper from printing labs, which have only been printed on one side and making them into notepads using the blank side, Homan said.

The committee is also hoping to plan a sustainability conference with other student organizations to work together to find a collective direction for green projects.

match with the other team and said his class is all about teaching students how to win that chess match.

“You can’t just have great athletes; you have to know how to call plays,“ Lyons said.

Lyons did admit his least favorite part about the 48 minute class is the 7:30 a.m. start.

“This is the time the class has been at since 1960. It was the most conducive time for the head coach’s schedule,“ he said.

Lyons offers advice to all his students and those who want to coach.

“Seek coaching opportunities at all levels, it’s how you will get jobs,” Lyons said. “If it is your goal, hope, or dream, go after it with all your might no matter what you are pursuing.”

Lyons said he hopes to continue working with OSU in the future.

“I would love for OSU to offer me a full-time faculty position when I graduate,” he said. “I love this place, it is a part of my family and bone and tissue. All my son talks about is OSU, he is 3 years old and I want him to have OSU as part of his childhood and then go to school here. OSU has been good to me.”

never probably done before,” Jech said. “We have a lot of people who try racquetball.”

Some students agree that increased work in classes throughout the quarter doesn’t affect their desire to hit the gym.

Kelly Nestor, a second-year in business, said she goes to the RPAC about five days a week, the same amount she intended to when the quarter started.

“I’m on campus so I just stop right by before I go home,” Nestor said. “You can squeeze in an hour, at least, a day for working out.”

Corinne Jones, a first-year in anthropology, said she uses the RPAC more than she planned.

“Just the fact that (the RPAC) has (fitness) classes all day long, there’s never a day where I can’t make something because there’s just so many options,” Jones said.

She originally planned to attend Zumba, a dance fitness class, once a week when classes started, but has since taken advantage of the many other group fitness classes offered with the purchase of a quarterly fitness class for $50, including indoor rowing.

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New $5K benefit helps employees who adopt THAILYR Scrivner Lantern reporter scrivner.2@osu.edu The bridge between work and family for some Ohio State employees might be getting a little smaller with new benefits.

For a parent adopting a child, costs can add up, and Ohio State offers a $5,000 employee-adoption benefit for parents looking to adopt a child. The money covers legal fees, agency costs and immigration costs. An employee can also receive three weeks of paid leave as an adopted parent.

Katie Purcell, a work life manager at OSU, said about 200 employees have been helped through this program.

“I think it’s just a way for the university to be inclusive of those parents who choose to start their families this way, and to be supportive of that,” Purcell said.

According to Purcell, the $5,000 benefit comes from the Work Life at OSU benefit budget.

Some students feel that money in OSU’s budget should be put elsewhere.

“It is a good thing, but I feel that Ohio State should invest in a couple other things first before getting into something like this,” said Jana Robinson, a fifth-year in strategic communication.

Robinson said she believes the money should be used to help students.

“It is a school and I feel the students should be a priority,” Robinson said.

Work Life recently received a reward from the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption as the fifthbest employer for adoption benefits in the state of Ohio.

“It’s important for the university because we have more engaged and productive employees whenever

they feel like they’re able to manage all expectation of them whether it’s at home or (at work),” Purcell said.

For some employees, adoption is an option but there isn’t a need to use the available benefit.

Two years ago, Lucille Talbert, a supervisor for Facilities Operations and Development, had a circumstance that didn’t call for a large fee for adoption.

Talbert’s aunt passed away after battling from symptoms of an enlarged heart and pulmonary hypertension. “(My aunt’s) wishes were that ‘If anything happened to me, take my daughter and raise her; I don’t want anybody else but you,’” Talbert said.

When Lucille’s aunt, Regina, first got sick, they went to court and worked it out so there would be shared custody of Regina’s daughter, Laytonna, now 12. Talbert said there wasn’t any other paperwork or fees once she gained full custody and adopted Laytonna because there was already an agreement in the system.

“In the midst of me adopting Laytonna, I’ve been working at the university for three years and have recently become a homeowner,” Talbert said.

“It feels good having her home and she wanted to come into the home and be accepted into our family.”

For employees who instead go through an adoption agency, the benefit does have additional criteria. The reimbursement does apply for biological relatives of either parent, according to the human resources benefit overview book.

The employee adoption benefit does not cover medical exams or personal items for the parent or child, and also states that the child must be under 18.

“I think what they’re doing is great,” Talbert said.

“I just didn’t need to use it.”

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Women’s Tennis: ITA National Indoors All Day @ Flushing, N.Y.

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Men’s Tennis: ITA National Indoor Championships.

All Day @ Flushing Meadows, N.Y

In sports, when an athlete gets injured and has to miss significant time, their team usually suffers. The Ohio State women’s cross country team, however, has benefitted from an injury endured by one runner.

Jordan Jennewine, a redshirt senior, is leading the way for the Buckeyes this season after missing more than a year of competition for both the cross country and indoor and outdoor track teams due to injury.

Following her junior season in 2009 in which she helped lead OSU to its first-ever trip to the NCAA Cross Country National Championship meet, Jennewine began to experience tightness in her iliotibial band, a group of fibers on the outside of the thigh, and ended up having surgery.

The surgery forced Jennewine to redshirt her would-be senior season in 2010, as well as the 2011 indoor and outdoor track seasons.

Jennewine returned to competition this season after not running competitively for almost two years.

OSU women’s cross country

Field Hockey: Big Ten Tournament v.

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Friday Women’s Swimming: Meet with Cleveland State, Denison, Virginia Tech.

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6pm @ Columbus Women’s Volleyball v. Wisconsin 7pm @ Madison, Wis. Men’s Ice Hockey v. Alabama Huntsville 7pm @ Huntsville, Ala. Women’s Ice Hockey v. Wisconsin 7:07pm @ Columbus Field Hockey: Big Ten Tournament v. Michigan State 12:15pm @ State College, Pa. Women’s Tennis: ITA National Indoors All Day @ Flushing, N.Y. Women’s Tennis: ASU Thunderbird Invitational.

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Saturday Wrestling: Eastern Michigan Open 9pm @ Ypsilanti, Mich.

Football v. Indiana 12pm @ Columbus Men’s Soccer v. Indiana 1pm @ Bloomington, Ind. Men’s Ice Hockey v. Alabama Huntsville 7pm @ Huntsville, Ala. Women’s Volleyball v. Minnesota 7pm @ Minneapolis, Minn.

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Sunday Men’s Basketball v. Walsh (Exhibition) 2pm @ Columbus

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OSU senior runner Jordan Jennewine during the All-Ohio Championship Meet Friday, Oct. 2, 2009.

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Hall’s helping hands: Fickell’s confidence in Jordan Hall paid off PAT BRENNAN Sports editor brennan.164@osu.edu College football coaches have their play-calling and decision-making skills frequently scrutinized, but firstyear Ohio State football head coach Luke Fickell’s decision to stick with junior running back and kick returner Jordan Hall, despite two fumbles, factored heavily into the Buckeyes’ 33-29 win Saturday against thenNo.12 Wisconsin.

With OSU trailing, 7-3, Hall fumbled a Badgers’ punt as he bent over and braced for a collision with another player in the second quarter.

Hall scrambled to recover the ball on the Buckeyes’ 8-yard line.

“He caught (that punt) inside the 10,” Fickell said after the game.

“I’m not saying those are things we designed up.”

Momentum shifted as play continued, and the Buckeyes took a 10-7 lead early in the second half. Hall added to the lead at the 9:26 mark with a two-yard touchdown run.

But Hall’s adventurous night as punt returner wasn’t over.

A second punt-return fumble

by Hall was recovered by Wisconsin redshirt senior defensive back Andrew Lukasko, and led to a 1-yard

touchdown run junior back Montee Ball that sliced OSU’s deficit to 17-14.

Hall said he was anxious to make a play.

“The drops I had, that’s not usual for me,” Hall said. “I’ll be making sure that doesn’t happen again.”

Fickell stuck with Hall for the remainder of the game, though, and it paid off.

OSU stretched its lead to 26-14 before Badgers’ senior quarterback

Russell Wilson connected with sophomore wide receiver Jared Abbrederis for two touchdowns, the second of which gave Wisconsin a 29-26 lead with 1:18 remaining in the fourth quarter.

Senior center Michael Brewster said his first thought after the Badgers retook the lead was that OSU would need a good return on the ensuing kickoff by Wisconsin.

“We have got to get a good return

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OSU junior running back Jordan Hall celebrates his 3rd-quarter touchdown against then-No.12 Wisconsin on Saturday, Oct. 29, 2011. OSU won, 33-29.

to help us out,” Brewster said. “At least get in field goal range, at worst.”

Hall agreed.

“On the return, I knew I just had to make a play to help our offense out,” he said.

Hall collected Wisconsin sophomore Alec Lerner’s kick and returned it 42 yards to OSU’s 48-yard line.

“After (Hall) got that big return, I knew we would get at least three points,” sophomore receiver Corey “Philly” Brown said.

Just four plays later, freshman quarterback Braxton Miller heaved a 40-yard pass to fellow freshman and receiver Devin Smith who waited in the end zone to collect the pass.

The rest is history.

Fickell said he wanted the ball in Hall’s hands.

“Just because (Hall) makes a mistake here or there, he doesn’t make them often,” Fickell said. “We’re going to stick with him.”

Hall said the win was big for OSU, (5-3, 2-2) which improved its position in the Big Ten Leaders Division standings.

“It (the win) will give us more confidence,” Hall said. “It’s up to us. Time to get back to work.”

OSU returns to work Saturday against Indiana at noon in Ohio Stadium.

Buckeye Power Rankings

A ranking of the top 5 teams on OSU’s campus

1.

Men’s Soccer Holding onto the No. 1 power ranking spot for the second week in a row, the men’s soccer team finds itself leading the Big Ten after a 2-0 win against Wisconsin Sunday.

Junior forward Chris Hegngi added to his Big Ten-leading goal total with one against the Badgers, and his brother, senior forward Parnell Hegngi, scored a goal of his own in the victory. The Buckeyes are now 10-5-2 on the season and first in the conference with a 4-1-0 record.

Next up: Indiana, Saturday, Nov. 5 at 1 p.m. in Bloomington, Ind.

2.

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All Day @ Tempe, Ariz.

Men’s Tennis: ITA National Indoor Championships All Day @ Flushing, N.Y

from injury adds to our team a great leadership role that can really push us, especially the underclassmen,” junior Tori Brink said. “It seems like she was never injured, she’s running really well.”

OSU ran at the 2011 Big Ten Championships Sunday, and Jennewine finished second for the team in 21:05. OSU finished ninth overall.

Even though the Buckeyes had a disappointing finish last weekend, the season is not over. The Great Lakes Regional Championships are Nov. 12 in Toledo and OSU and Jennewine expect to run well.

Neal said the team will need Jennewine to be near the front of the pack for the Buckeyes to finish well as a team.

“It is a team sport so it never just comes down to one person,” he said. “But it does add to the team’s confidence when they see Jordan up there.”

As far as the injury that allowed her to run for OSU this year, Jennewine said she has pushed it out of her mind.

“I’ve kind of just stopped thinking about it,” she said, “And I’m just moving on.”

assistant coach Chris Neal said having Jennewine on a team that features 15 freshman and sophomores has been a blessing.

“Jordan is definitely is the leader that everyone looks to,” he said. “With her being a fifthyear senior, a lot of the girls look up to her.”

While the time sitting out was difficult for Jennewine, she said she has embraced the leadership role that has been bestowed on her because of it.

“I definitely try and lead and set as good an example as I can,” Jennewine said. “Our team is very young and I need to be there for them.”

Leadership is not the only thing Jennewine is providing for the Buckeyes.

A first-place finish at the Appalachian State Mountaineer Open and a personal-best 5K time of 17:42 at the Notre Dame Invitational highlight Jennewine’s 2011 campaign thus far.

Before the season started, Jennewine said she was both nervous and anxious to run after missing extended time.

“It’s always tough to come back from injury, but it’s been exciting and I’m definitely glad to be back out there,” she said.

Her teammates are glad to have her back too.

“Having (Jennewine) back

Football Braxton Miller’s late-game heroics against then-No. 12 Wisconsin have the football team in The Lantern‘s power rankings for the first time this season.

After being down in the dumps after their first two conference games, the Buckeyes are suddenly in the thick of the Big Ten title race with back-to-back wins against two top-20 teams. OSU, now 5-3, 2-2 in the Big Ten, must win all their remaining conference games and needs Penn State to drop a game to travel to Indianapolis for an appearance in the inaugural Big Ten Championship game on Dec. 3.

4.

No. 17 Field Hockey The field hockey team is 4-2 in conference and earned the No. 2 seed in the Big Ten Tournament following its 3-1 victory at No. 20-Northwestern on Friday.

This season marks the 11th time the Buckeyes have finished in the top three of the Big Ten under head coach Anne Wilkinson, currently in her 16th year at the helm of the program.

Next up: Big Ten Tournament vs. Michigan State, Thursday, Nov. 3 at 12:15 p.m. in State College, Pa.

Next up: Indiana, Saturday, Nov. 5 at 12 p.m. at Ohio Stadium

3.

Men’s Ice Hockey Moving up a spot in the power rankings this week, the men’s hockey team won its first series of the season last weekend. The Buckeyes followed a shootoutwin against Alaska on Friday night with a 6-0 victory on Saturday. Senior goalie Cal Heeter recorded his fourth-career shutout, and OSU is now tied for second in the CCHA standings with Western Michigan with 11 points.

Next up: Alabama-Huntsville, Friday, Nov. 4 at 7 p.m. in Huntsville, Ala.

5.

Women’s Ice Hockey Staying put with the No. 5-spot in the power rankings, the women’s ice hockey team swept Minnesota State in a two-game series last weekend. Sophomore goalie Lisa Steffes posted her first-career shutout in the Buckeyes 1-0 win on Saturday, and OSU is now 5-2-1 on the year.

Next up: Wisconsin, Friday, Nov. 4 at 7:07 p.m. at Value City Arena in Columbus

ANDREW HOLLERAN / Lantern reporter

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Techno band breaking down pop’s walls Jackie Storer Lantern reporter storer.29@osu.edu

“ceremonials” Florence and the Machine “under the Mistletoe” Justin Bieber “Four the record” Miranda Lambert

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One band is hoping to flip pop music with a fresh layer of wallpaper.

Base-thumping techno band Wallpaper is scheduled to play at Newport Music Hall with Gym Class Heroes and The Dirty Heads at 7:30 p.m on Tuesday.

Ricky Reed, otherwise known as Eric Frederic outside of the musical world, is the lead singer of the dance band, which hit the scene in 2009 with its debut EP, “Doodoo Face.” Reed has left his writing on the walls of the music industry ever since.

The band started as a satirical joke on the nature of pop music at the time.

“Pop music has, maybe in the last decade or two, reduced itself to that exact thing — wallpaper,” Reed said. “It’s sort of around us and (we) kinda see it and we don’t think about it. It’s there surrounding our lives but it doesn’t affect us if we don’t engage with it.”

Reed said he’s determined to change what pop music is today back to what is used to mean to him during the reign of pop music’s greatest contributor, Michael Jackson.

“His early records, to me, are pretty much what pop music was,” Reed said. “At the time, his music was not only cutting edge, but it was well thought out.”

To Reed, Jackson did then what he said many pop musicians should do now to succeed – be better than the best.

“I think often times people aspire to be … as

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Techno band Wallpaper is scheduled to perform at Newport Music Hall Nov. 1, 2011, at 7:30 p.m. good as the artist they like or be a combination of the artist they like,” Reed said. “If you want to be truly great, you have to aim to be better than the best that there ever was. In that way … Michael was everything. His greatness is definitely something I aspire to achieve.”

While on his way to beating the King of Pop at his own game, Reed finds inspiration in the weirdest places.

“I do a lot of writing in the shower,” he said.

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“crazy, Stupid, Love.” “cars 2” “Water for elephants”

video games

“uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception” “Sonic Generations” “Goldeneye 007: reloaded”

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Kim Kardashian announced Oct. 31, 2011, that she would file for divorce from her husband, NBA player Kris Humphries, to whom she had been married for 72 days.

After divorce, Kim Kardashian to reclaim sweetheart status ARTS Columnist

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Somewhere around the time that Britney Spears shaved her head and Lindsay Lohan relapsed, America decided it needed a new sweetheart.

And thanks to the television producing talents of Ryan Seacrest, and perhaps more importantly, a well-timed sex tape with R&B singer Ray J, we found America’s new sweetheart in the junkin-the-trunk-carrying Kim Kardashian.

Ever since Kardashian and her family took center stage in both our hearts and our Sunday evening TV line-up in 2007 with E!’s popular “Keeping Up With The Kardashians,” America has been given a front row

seat to her quest for eternal love.

We’ve hung on through the ups and the downs as we’ve witnessed Kardashian try to make a long distance relationship work with NFL running back Reggie Bush, break up with NFL wide receiver Miles Austin for not being able to handle the tabloids, and mix business with pleasure as she put the moves on her Australian bodyguard, the impeccable Shengo.

But in the summer of 2011, after nine months of intense courtship, Kardashian finally found “the one” in NBA player Kris Humphries.

Or so she thought.

TMZ reported on Monday that after 72 days of wedded “bliss” and nasty tabloid rumors, Kardashian has decided to file for divorce from the currently locked-out basketball player.

And America couldn’t be better off for it.

When Kardashian accepted Humphries’ proposal on the season finale of “Keeping up with the Kardashians” in August, she committed two cardinal sins that an American

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‘American Horror Story’ is scheduled to air Wednesday nights at 10 p.m. on FX.

FX announced Monday that “American Horror Story” will be renewed for a second season, and rightfully so.

The show, which airs Wednesdays at 10 p.m., is about the Harmon family, who

moves from Boston to Los Angeles. Ben Harmon (Dylan McDermott), a psychiatrist, and his wife Vivien Harmon (Connie Britton), are trying desperately to save their marriage. Tragedy struck the marriage as the couple also recovers from a horrible miscarriage.

I haven’t decided if this show is sheer brilliance or incredibly disturbing. Either way, I can’t stop watching nor do I seem to be alone.

Viewers are hooked trying to uncover the dark mysterious history of the house and the connection through the neighbor, enter the psyche of Ben’s murder-crazed patient and see the juxtaposition of the elderly

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Dream Nation by Louis Coppola

Across 1 Held, as a protest 7 Beggar’s request 11 T-shirt sizes, for short 14 Bow user 15 Homebuyer’s request 16 “Bali __” 17 “Great” Russian emperor 18 Missing someone special 20 Modern recording device 22 “Now, listen to me ...”

23 Start of a fictional sea shanty 27 Flair 28 “Was __ forward?”

29 Have on 30 Enjoys the shallows 31 Duke U.’s conference 32 Jib or spinnaker 33 Flab 34 ‘80s-’90s ABC drama 40 Time workers, briefly 41 Topsoil 42 Not worth a __ 43 Doorposts 46 Male swine 47 Poetic black 48 Layer between the sclera and retina

49 Quick nap 51 Interrupt 53 Adam’s second 54 Competitive look 56 Black Sea port 60 Before, in an ode 61 Country south of Iran 62 Discrimination based on years 63 Damascus is its cap.

64 Divisions in 65-Across 65 Where one hears the starts of 18-, 23-, 34-, 49- and 54-Across Down 1 Oozy tree output 2 Italian trio 3 Performance 4 Inner city area 5 Weird 6 Garage entrances 7 More than most 8 Not so tight 9 Expert 10 Bygone knife 11 Protection against spears 12 Gordon of “Oklahoma!” (1955) 13 Notes similarities (to)

19 Blade cover 21 “__ the loneliest number”: old song lyric 23 Italian automaker 24 Skin irritation 25 Centers of attention 26 Unpleasant smell 30 Measure of power 32 Conventions, for short 33 Interisland transport 35 Dealer’s incentive 36 Sporty Mazda 37 Literary ID 38 Barnes & Noble e-book reader 39 Six-shooters 43 Court figures 44 Zoo section 45 German physician from whose name a spellbinding word evolved 46 Black-spotted feline 47 Brennan of “Private Benjamin” 49 Oil holder 50 Golfer’s lofted iron 52 Sci-fi subjects 55 One-point Scrabble letters 57 It can be carnal or cardinal 58 Govt. assistance program 59 Trans __: certain Pontiacs

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Horoscopes by Nancy Black ©2011 Tribune Media Services Inc. ToDAY’s BIrTHDAY Celebrate at home with people you love, and let them shower you with affection. Don’t be afraid to return a compliment. Say what you have to say, but the gold is in how you listen. Fill your year with experimentation, for breakthrough discoveries.

VIrGo Aug. 23 – Sept. 22 Today is an 8 -- Don’t get so busy that you forget what’s really important. Your creativity is a plus. The fewer words you use, the better. Keep things focused and clear.

To get the advantage, check the day’s rating: 10 is the easiest day, 0 the most challenging.

LIBrA Sept. 23–Oct. 22 Today is a 7 -- Romance is a growing possibility for the next two days. Creativity and beauty play a larger part than normal. Escape to a peaceful spot to get an idea to flower.

To get the advantage, check the day’s rating: 10 is the easiest day, 0 the most challenging.

ArIEs March 21 – April 19 Today is an 8 -- A quiet, reflective morning suits the mood and gets stuff done. It’s a good time to sell.

Talk more in the afternoon. Your social life heats up this evening.

sCorPIo Oct. 23 – Nov. 21 Today is a 7 -- Personal comfort must be considered today. Stay close to home, and nurture yourself (saving money in the process). You can still be productive.

TAUrUs April 20 – May 20 Today is an 8 -- Trust the friends that believe in you more than you do. Launch your next project, and enjoy the ride as well as the destination. There’s fun ahead.

sAGITTArIUs Nov. 22 – Dec. 21 Today is a 9 -- Money’s not everything, but it sure helps. Don’t go around wasting what you don’t have.

Accept an invitation. You notice beauty in random places now.

GEMInI May 21 – June 21 Today is a 7 -- Review all logical steps, prepare everything in private, and then make your decision.

Celebrate with good friends, great food and beautiful scenery.

CAPrICorn Dec. 22 – Jan. 19 Today is an 8 -- Focus on finances to grow profitability. Avoid distractions that create new work.

Be inventive, and barter if needed. Trade services.

Get what you need.

CAnCEr June 22 – July 22 Today is an 8 -- The road to acceptance has denial and resistance. It’s all part of it. You can find the necessary funds. Don’t get blinded by reality or success. Say “thank you.”

AQUArIUs Jan. 20 – Feb. 18 Today is a 9 -- You’re on top of your game and ready for a touchdown. Bring it on! Nothing can stop you now, in communication, art or love, all of which are in perfect harmony.

LEo July 23 – Aug. 22 Today is an 8 -- Spend some time exploring new partnerships. It’s not always about you. Really listen to what others have to say. A female reveals a secret. It’s getting interesting.

Bliss by Harry Bliss

PIsCEs Feb. 19 – March 20 Today is a 5 -- It’s not the best time to pop the question ... or for romance in general. The mood’s a bit flat.

Focus instead on learning skills and practicing. Make your pitch later.

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Author Broke-Ass Stuart breaks the mold, brings out beauty of being broke Justin Conley Asst. arts editor conley.325@osu.edu If you go to any bookstore or library, you will find hundreds of people smiling at you from the cover of their latest guide meant to transform your life from the dorm days of ramen noodles to high-class dishes that you can’t even pronounce.

But among the torrent of financial self-help books designed to help you get rich, there is one that embraces the broke-ass person inside everyone.

“Young, Broke & Beautiful: Broke-Ass Stuart’s Guide to Living Cheaply” is Stuart Schuffman’s ode to all things cheap and functional for those who have to squeeze every penny until it screams.

This manifesto of the miserly details how to save money in just about every facet of your life, from leisurely activities like dating and travel to the fundamentals for survival: food and sleep.

With suggestions like foraging or dumpster diving for food or sleeping in a park while praying the police won’t find and arrest you, some of these tips are not for the faint of heart.

But even if much of the book reads like a survival guide for vagrants, Schuffman also supplies a great deal of specific tips and resources that are bound to stem the flow of a hemorrhaging bank account.

Including websites and organizations that offer textbook exchanges, free lodging for a few nights or severely reduced meals at restaurants, “Young, Broke & Beautiful” seems like a window into a secret underground world that caters to an anti-materialist philosophy, which is a driving force behind the book, Schuffman told The Lantern.

“More than anything, I’m just trying to let people know that it’s OK when the things that you own don’t own you,” Schuffman said. “What’s important is the experiences you have and cool s--- you do with your life.”

Schuffman’s neo-bohemian point of view mixes well with his blunt language and low-brow humor to add a funky, vigorous voice to a genre that can often come off as paternal and self-righteous.

Unfortunately, along with Schuffman’s departure from the self-help herd in content and point of view, readers will also find a number of repeated anecdotes and typos that suggest Schuffman was unable to come up with a cheap way to copy edit. But for those who are not offended by a lack of professional polish (read: full of curse words, insults and stories you would not tell at Thanksgiving dinner), “Young, Broke & Beautiful” is a fantastic reference book that defines what it means to break the bonds of slavery to that almighty dollar.

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Stuart Schuffmans’s ‘Young Broke & Beautiful: Broke-Ass Stuart’s Guide to Living Cheaply’ is in stores now.

Grade: B+

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Kim Kardashian announced Oct. 31, 2011, that she would file for divorce from her husband, Kris Humphries.

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Kim ‘officially’ America’s sweetheart again after divorce sweetheart should always avoid: she vacated her throne without a worthy successor in place, and she did so for an unworthy suitor.

First, let’s discuss the merits of Humphries, who last played for the New Jersey Nets and has averaged 5.6 points and 4.7 rebounds per game over the course of his seven-year career. By comparison, Kardashian’s brother-in-law, Lamar Odom, has averaged 14.6 points, 8.9 rebounds and 4 assists per game, in addition to having won two world championships with the most famous basketball team in the world, the Los Angeles Lakers.

Do we really want to live in a country where Khloé Kardashian’s husband’s career accolades significantly blow away Kim Kardashian’s husband’s accomplishments? I didn’t think so.

And then there’s the issue of America’s next sweetheart, where there simply isn’t anybody ready to take over for Kim Kardashian, as Selena Gomez is off buying puppies with Justin Bieber and Miley Cyrus hasn’t been heard from since TMZ caught her

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to keep music real and relatable to all “It’s more fun writing in unconventional spaces.

You never know what’s going to inspire you, what that special thing’s going to be, so you’ve got to be willing and open to accept inspiration at all times.”

Reed also finds a lot of his inspiration for his dance tunes like “#STUPiDFACEDD” on the dance

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ripping what she claims was not marijuana from a bong.

During those 72 long days in which America was without a sweetheart, we tried to fill the void that Kim Kardashian left with the likes of Snooki and the cast of VH1’s “Basketball Wives,” but quite frankly, it wasn’t the same.

Thankfully, Kim Kardashian’s mother and manager (“momager,” if you will), Kris Jenner, noticed this void and took it upon herself to plan ahead, as earlier this week it was revealed that Kim Kardashian’s half-sister, Kendall Jenner, will be the subject of her very own E! television special, which will chronicle her Sweet 16 birthday party. Kendall Jenner is still two years away from legally being allowed to be considered anybody’s sweetheart, let alone an entire country’s, but with big sister Kim Kardashian back on the market, that may be all the time that she needs.

So welcome back, Kim Kardashian — you’re officially America’s sweetheart again. We trust that you’ll take your responsibilities a little more seriously this time, and in return, we’ll hope that when it comes to marriage, the third time will be the charm that you’ve been looking for.

floor after long nights of drinking and getting into trouble.

To him, it’s all about “trying to find that special time of night when everything is just right … before you pass out,” he said.

To some students, that party tone to Wallpaper’s music is what would drive them to see the band live.

Rebekah Agosta and Melissa Dick are first-years in psychology and engineering respectively who said they would love to see Wallpaper perform live, but its music would not be the first thing they played on their iPods.

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Dylan McDermott stars in ‘American Horror Story,’ scheduled to air Wednesday nights at 10 p.m. on FX.

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Horror shows have found success in primetime cable and young housekeeper. Despite a confusing and frightening plot, viewers continue to return to watch and make horror genre a success on television.

FX was clever to premier the show in October to capture viewers with Halloween hype. Viewers are hooked and “American Horror Story” is apparently here to stay.

Scary television shows have found a spot in primetime. In its timeslot, “American Horror Story” is drawing high ratings, becoming FX’s No. 1 show and also beating Comedy Central’s “South Park” and USA’s “Psych” in the same timeslot.

“American Horror Story” brings an intense suspenseful mystery on television that cannot be solved in a typical hour timeslot. Perhaps viewers

“It’s not one of the first songs I would turn on, but I would if I needed energized,” Agosta said.

Dick added that while she isn’t a fan of Wallpaper’s style of music, she could appreciate his deep, booming voice and thought the band was catchy.

Both students added that Wallpaper would make great party music, which means Reed succeeded in obtaining his most prized audience: the college student.

“The college crowd tends to respond to our music really well,” Reed said. “I think the college experience is something that I understand.”

like me are bored with a generic romantic-comedy sitcom or another medical drama. “American Horror Story” has everything an audience would want: remarkable actor chemistry, captivating plot, sexy scenes, and best of all, a sense of thrill.

FX isn’t alone with successful horror on television. AMC found success with horror as well with its hit zombie thriller, “Walking Dead.” I am not into zombie films, but I hope “American Horror Story” will have the same success.

If you are a fan of horror, this is the show for you. “American Horror Story” is “Psycho” meets “The Shining,” taking “Psycho’s” off-screen fear tactics and combining it with with “The Shining’s” protagonist’s possessed psyche. Needlessto say, I was disturbed by the strange characters, but I cannot turn away.

I am not a horror buff, but I cannot stop watching “American Horror Story.” I am not sure if I am sucked in with curiosity or if I have some sick fascination with murder. However, I will continue to get my weekly scare on Wednesday nights.

Keeping his music real and relatable to the average college student is what Reed says is the key to win over the college crowd.

“Nobody wants to hear about platinum gold chains and crystal,” he said. “I tend to deal with the actual American experience.”

Tickets for the show are $22 in advance and $25 the day of the show.

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