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2011 Homecoming marches on at OSU LINDSEY FOX Lantern reporter fox.542@osu.edu Students, faculty, staff, fans and alumni came together last weekend to honor the university for Ohio State’s 2011 homecoming.

With OSU being a family and home to many, the Scarlet and Gray spirit was certainly showing through all of the weekend’s festivities clear until Saturday’s game against Wisconsin, under the lights.

The pre-game activities, half-time show and singing of “Carmen Ohio” after the Buckeyes’ victory made the game an event in itself.

With 160 applicants narrowed down to 24 candidates, student leaders were chosen to represent the university as members of the Homecoming Court. With 20 minutes to go before the game started, the court stood in front of 105,551 people, anxiously awaiting the crowning of the king and queen.

“A judging panel consisting of 60 members including staff, faculty and alumni selects these individuals,” said Josh Harraman, director of student programs. “The court members are chosen based on their ability to exemplify the qualities of leadership, spirit, integrity and achievement through their contributions and involvement at The Ohio State University and Columbus community.”

Both Archie Griffin and President E. Gordon Gee were there, along with many others, to crown Evan Davis and Sarah Beale as the king and queen.

Davis is a fourth-year in international studies and political science from Xenia, Ohio, and Beale is a fourth-year in leadership studies from Hilliard, Ohio.

“It is a true honor and blessing to represent ‘The’ Ohio State University as Homecoming Queen,” Beale said.

“This university is truly Ohio State’s university. I was fortunate enough to travel with Dr. Gee this summer on his State Tour and through that experience I was able to see this Ohio State on a different light (with having 5 regional campuses), an extension office in every county, and are so interconnected with the State’s economy and industry.

Beale said she is honored to be chosen as a representative of the university.

“Though I don’t believe I am worthy of this honor, it is a blessing for which I am incredibly grateful,” Beale added. “I could not be more proud of this University, and I am so thankful for this opportunity to represent Ohio State in this capacity.”

Davis said that being a Buckeye is being a part of something that is unexplainable, something is greater than yourself. The OSU community is larger than the campus itself, it

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With 1:10 left on the clock in the fourth quarter, freshman quarterback Braxton Miller trotted out to the 48 yard-line, down by three, to attempt to drive the Buckeyes to victory.

Was he nervous? No. Miller had the composure of a senior quarterback who has been through it all.

He had the moxie of a veteran. He turned to head coach Luke Fickell and without words, told his coach he was ready for his moment.

He winked.

“It’s just confidence. Go out there with confidence and things might work out for you,” Miller said after the game.

On first down, Miller found fullback Zack Boren for a gain of seven yards and put the Buckeyes in Wisconsin territory. With 52 seconds left on the clock, Miller ran for a gain of two yards and gave the Buckeyes a thirdand-1. Forty-three seconds remained.

Timeout Ohio State.

On third-and-1, OSU chose to go with the running game, something that had been working the entire night. A three-yard run from senior running back Daniel “Boom” Herron moved the chains.

Hurry-up mode.

Miller dropped back looking for a pass, stepped out of the pocket and rolled to the right. Juking and shifting, then barely escaping through the outstretched arms of a diving Brendan Kelly, Miller jolted toward the line of scrimmage. With the entire stadium thinking he was going to run to set up the field goal for the tie, Miller pulled up and hurled a ball to the end zone.

Sophomore wide receiver Corey “Philly” Brown was near the 15-yard line when Miller launched the pass.

“I thought he was throwing it to me because he pointed to me,” Brown said.

Halloween is a night of mischief for many, and with the anonymity of masks and the influence of alcohol, some might bring it to a ‘spooky’ level.

Ohio State police officer and crime prevention officer Anna Stephenson said that though more students than usual will be out partying for Halloween, the OSU Police Department does not have any special plans for the night.

“I don’t think we’re going to treat Halloween different than we treat any other weekend,” Stephenson said. “It falls on a Monday, so I suspect most of the students will be partying the 29th and 30th.”

Nicole Gilbert, fourth-year in biology, said she plans to drink on Halloween, but will take precautions

while consuming alcohol while off-campus.

“Make sure you have a way to get home, and at least one buddy,” Gilbert said.

Going with a group or a friend tends to keep people from doing “dumb” things when intoxicated, but she still sees people acting out in public, Gilbert said. “(I see) people being dumb, running out into the street and just being really belligerent in the street,” Gilbert said.

Stephenson said she knows people on- and off-campus will be drinking heavily on Halloween, but she hopes they will do so responsibly.

“One, if you’re going to go out and consume alcohol, know where your limits are, know what you’re drinking,” Stephenson said.

For Jeff Anderson, a first-year in the graduate architecture program,

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OSU wide receiver Devin Smith (15) comes down with the ball in the 4th quarter of an NCAA football game on Oct. 29, 2011. OSU won, 33-29.

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Sarah Beale (left) and Evan Davis (right) were crowned OSU’s 2011 Homecoming Queen and King Saturday, Oct. 29, 2011, during pre-game festivities.

Is the OSU campus haunted?

ERIKA DEJOLSVAY-BROOKS Lantern reporter dejolsvay-brooks.4@osu.edu Ask Ohio State students what they are afraid of and a haunted campus is often not the first thing that comes to mind.

Being scared on campus is something students occasionally feel, especially during finals week or a big game.

Erica MacDonald, a third-year in communication, said she has reason to fear sporting events.

“It’s really weird but I’m afraid of mascots,” she said. “I can’t go near them.”

MacDonald said her friends tease her but she refuses to approach any mascot.

“Something about a giant mask covering up their face really freaks me out,” MacDonald said.

Other phobias are more common.

“Being alone in the dark scares me,” said Rachel Newman, a thirdyear in logistics and operations management.

Newman said she doesn’t know what it is about the dark that scares her, it just does.

“I sleep in a dark room, but walking in my basement in the dark, there is something very scary about that,” Newman said.

OSU’s campus has a variety of eerie happenings.

If the tales are true, several well-known buildings around campus are haunted by those who choose to never leave. Pomerene Hall, Bricker Hall and Orton Hall all have stories that change over the years but the same ghostly tone remains. All these tales are from

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campus Former swimmer fights cancer, dreams for wedding KAITLYN LYLE Lantern reporter lyle.42@osu.edu Ohio State students supported fellow Buckeye Meghan Kinney when she was diagnosed with cancer last year, and now they are helping her win her dream wedding.

Former OSU synchronized swimmer Kinney and her fiance John Avrett, who have been together a year-and-a-half, have entered a contest to win a wedding, as Kinney’s extensive medical bills have resulted in financial problems.

It will be a military-style wedding, as Avrett is a second lieutenant with the U.S. Air Force and has been serving for about a year.

Kinney swam on the OSU synchronized swimming team for two seasons during her time at the university.

Along with swimming on the OSU team, Kinney was also named an alternate for the U.S. Olympic team and went to Beijing in 2008. She was training in California for a spot in the London 2012 games when she was diagnosed with cancer.

Kinney was diagnosed with osteosarcoma, bone cancer, last October after doctors found a tumor in her knee.

“It was a shock, this was totally not even in my radar … I didn’t believe it at first, and then I realized it could potentially be a lot more serious than I imagined,” Kinney said.

Kinney stopped her training to fly back to Columbus and receive treatment at Nationwide Children’s Hospital and the OSU Comprehensive Cancer Center - James Cancer Hospital.

Kinney said she spent about 100 days in the hospital for her cancer. Though she and Avrett had only been together for about six months when she was diagnosed, he spent almost every night with her while she was undergoing treatment.

“He made me laugh even when I was feeling like the lowest of lows. I think this would’ve been a completely different and much more difficult experience had I not had him to go through it with me,” Kinney said.

Avrett proposed after Kinney was finished with treatment. As the couple first met in a coffee shop, Avrett followed suit and proposed at one, too.

“They had the Train song ‘Marry Me’ playing, and it came on while we were just sitting drinking our coffee, and I said ‘Oh, listen, John, it’s our song,’” Kinney said. “And then he was standing

there with two glasses of champagne and the ring.”

Avrett entered the Salute to Love contest after the proposal, hoping to find a way to give Kinney her dream wedding, despite the overwhelming expenses of her medical bills.

The Salute to Love contest is sponsored by Operation Homefront, an organization that provides financial and other types of assistance to military families, according to the organization’s website.

Various catering companies, flower companies, photographers and hotels, among others, provide support for the contest.

Kinney and Avrett are among eight other finalist couples competing to win a military-style wedding.

Kinney was surprised when she got the call saying she and Avrett were finalists.

“I was excited, but at the same time I was like, we’re not going to win, so I tried to put it out of my mind,” Kinney said. “We’ve gone a lot farther than I ever thought we would.”

This is thanks to, in part, members of the OSU community, who have banded together to support Kinney and her fiance in the contest.

Support from athletic teams is still going strong.

Kate Cline, a second-year in exercise science and current member of the rowing team, created a Facebook page to encourage people to vote for Kinney and Avrett in the Salute to Love contest, even though she’d never personally met Kinney.

Word about the contest has even spread overseas with members of military bases overseas voting in the contest, Cline said.

Deborah Shim, a fifth-year in human development and family sciences, is a student coach for the synchronized swimming team and a former teammate of Kinney’s.

“She just has a spark kind of personality. She’s probably one of the nicest people that I’ve met,” Shim said.

Shim said the team has been emailing the voting link for the contest to class lists and other athletic teams, especially those involved in Team Meghan.

Team Meghan, founded in October 2010, was a fundraising effort started by the rowing team.

It was quickly picked up by the synchronized swimming team and other campus athletic teams, said Erika Benford, former rowing team member and one of the founders of Team Meghan.

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Meghan Kinney and John Avrett are in a contest to win a free wedding. Kinney is a former swimmer on OSU’s synchronized swimming team and is currently battling cancer.

Student’s haunted house turns screams into dollars ANDI HENDRICKSON Lantern reporter hendrickson.1085@osu.edu Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be buried alive or chased by your worst nightmare through a maze of horror? One Ohio State student is cashing in on people’s desire to be scared.

Nick Francis, a second-year in marketing, is the brain behind The Fear Experience, a threepart haunted house in Cleveland featuring two large-scale haunts and a buried-alive simulation.

Francis said he has been obsessed with all things spooky for as long as he can remember.

“We all had a Halloween party every year for friends and family, and the Halloween parties kept getting bigger and bigger,” Francis said.

“We always had a little haunted house that I would put together.”

Francis said he realized the business potential of his haunted houses after he entered a competition called “Home Is Where the Haunt

Is” for the best homemade haunted house in the country.

The nearly 3,000 square-foot set-up in Francis’s yard was so successful, that the city told him he could no longer use his yard for the haunt, Francis said. So Francis went commercial.

“We went into a commercial building, we paid rent and we did all that and it kind of took off from there,” Francis said.

For the next two years, Francis teamed up with the Make-A-Wish Foundation for a haunt in Toledo, Ohio, and then in Cleveland, Ohio. Before cutting ties with the charity, Francis said he raised about $17,000 for Make-A-Wish.

“After that, we said, ‘Let’s go even bigger,’” Francis said. “We wanted to be able to make it a more intense haunted house and kind of take it a little bit over the top and wanted to be able market to that demographic that wants a scarier haunted house.”

The Fear Experience this year had about 80 people on staff and scared about 10,000

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Halloween drinking can cause crazier-than- normal behavior. a problem he said he has noticed is underage students participating in drinking at parties.

“Just drinking too much is the biggest problem,” Anderson said. “I think it’s mostly with freshmen that don’t know what they’re doing, and the younger students.”

Anderson said he’s noticed people acting crazier than normal on Halloween, especially at parties.

“You put on this persona of wearing a costume, then it allows you to sort of behave in ways you

for pending National Hall of Fame induction. extends throughout world and this can be seen in all of the great achievements of Buckeyes of the past, present and future, according to OSU’s homecoming website.

This was the first year that a homecoming court with a king and queen were also selected from each of OSU’s regional campuses: Wooster, ATI, Lima, Marion and Mansfield.

At the regional campuses, students were selected based on the strength of their campus and community involvement, grade point average, interviews and student vote on each campus, Harraman said.

“It is a big deal for the campuses. We wanted them to be a part of the special tradition,” Harraman said. “It is such a great interest to pay forward to the university, to be ambassadors and get involved in the different events at OSU.”

to help Kinney pay for her expensive medical treatments.

By Spring Quarter 2010, the effort raised $12,000 in cash alone, with even more contributions made online, Benford said.

“Basically it kind of snowballed … and from there, the athletic department got involved. By that time, pretty much all of OSU was involved,” Benford said.

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Pomerene Hall and Mirror Lake In the early 1900s in a garden where Pomerene Hall now stands a professor shot himself after losing money on an oil venture. His wife, angered by his suicide blamed OSU for not doing more to help him.

She vowed she would return to haunt the place of his death. A year after she died, students walking at Mirror Lake began to see a woman in a pink dress float across the lake in the early morning and late evening when a mist is hanging over the water. The lady in pink has also been said to haunt Pomerene Hall. There have been footsteps heard when no one else was in the building and a door that unlocks itself.

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“Then when I saw him throw it I said, ‘Where are you throwing it to?’ … Then I turned around and Devin (Smith) was just waiting. I think the ball was in the air for about six seconds.”

After the defense gave up two touchdowns on the last two possessions, junior cornerback Travis Howard said he knew the offense would put together something special.

“The whole time I was on the sideline, I told everybody that we’re going to win it right here,” Howard said. “I just knew it, I had faith that we were going to get the job done.”

With 20 seconds on the clock, freshman wide receiver Devin Smith stood in the end zone, all by himself. “(I was thinking) ‘Just make a play and catch it,’” Smith said. “I didn’t hear anything. As soon as I caught it, I fell down and the crowd just erupted.”

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Bricker Hall When former trustee and cheerleader, Herbert Atkinson, died in 1952 his ashes were buried in a wall of Bricker Hall. On the second floor lights flicker on and off when no one is inside the building at the time. There have also been sightings of Atkinson in front of the plaque that marks where his ashes were placed.

Orton Hall Named for Edward Orton, the university’s first president from 1873 to 1881, Orton Hall is one of the oldest buildings on campus. Orton is believed to haunt the building. Before bells were placed in the tower, Orton would read in the room at night. These days, flickering light resembling his oil lamp can be seen through the slots in the turret.

Whether these legends are true hauntings or simply tricks of the tired minds of students, on Halloween people welcome the chance to get a scare or two.

customers in a 6-week period, Francis said. Running a commercial haunt, Francis said he learned a lot about how to run a company versus a fundraising opportunity.

“It’s our first year being a for-profit company, and we’re learning a lot being on our own, not having everything handed to us,” Francis said. “It’s a different ballgame, and we’re learning that quick.”

Francis said about $50,000 went into the haunted house this year, and they made almost all of it back, with the biggest expense being payroll.

“We’re now kind of in the stage where we’ve had a great year, we’ve learned that this thing can make money,” Francis said. “We’ve learned enough and proved enough to ourselves now that I think we’re ready to take it to the ultimate level of either buying a commercial building and setting up there permanently … or buying a plot of land and make an outdoor thing or something.”

Jim Francis, Nick Francis’s father, said he helps his son build the business by investing, as well as working the haunt.

“It’s just been a family thing, and he’s just taken it to the next level,” Jim Francis said. “It’s just been growing every year.”

Nick Francis’s mother, Randy Francis, said her son has taken on a lot of responsibility by working

coverage by the Wisconsin secondary. He made the catch, and after the play was reviewed, the touchdown stood, and the Buckeyes held a 4-point lead with 20 seconds left.

Miller said he could not believe how long the pass was in the air.

“I was like ‘Dang.’ (That pass) took forever … but I’m glad he caught it and we got a victory,” Miller said. “I was surprised (that he was wide open). I just had to let it go.”

Fickell said that play-making ability from Miller has been around all year, and Saturday against Wisconsin, he showed it.

“We knew all year that Braxton (Miller) can throw the ball, can do some things keeping the ball alive. And he had confidence,” Fickell said. “It was amazing to see that from a young guy like that.”

Miller said he hardly ever gets nervous, and he was not nervous going into that last drive.

“I don’t know, I just never get nervous at all,” Miller said. “Maybe when I give speeches in front of the class, that’s about it.”

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The courts from the different campuses met at the Longaberger Alumni House on Friday to learn which court members represented their campus as homecoming queen and king at the first official Regional Campus Homecoming Court Crowning Ceremony.

Along with the usual routine from the band and the celebration of the 75th anniversary of Script Ohio, Eddie George, the Heisman Trophy-winning tailback who holds the single-season and singlegame rushing records for OSU, was honored at halftime.

OSU’s Department of Athletics recognized George for his pending induction into the National Football Foundation & College Football Hall of Fame in December.

George, who was inducted into OSU University Athletics Hall of Fame in 2006, will become the 23rd OSU player to enter college football’s Hall of Fame. He is one of only six individuals with his name honored in lights in the north end zone of Ohio Stadium.

This Buckeye support has temporarily shifted gears to a different sort of “Team Meghan” to help Kinney and her fiance get a competitive edge in the Salute To Love competition.

Votes can be cast for Kinney and Avrett at obxbrides.com/salutetolove. Voting ends Monday at noon and the contest winners will be announced on Veterans Day. “If we win the contest, that’d be great, but if not, then at least we got our story out there to so many people and that’s probably the most important thing of all.” Kinney said.

hard in college, but also running this business while still in school.

“I think it’s fantastic that they started out really young,” she said. “He’s got the ambition, he’s got the intelligence and the motivation to run it and I’m just really proud of him.”

Randy and Jim Francis agree their son’s business has the potential to compare to the best haunted houses in the state, which bring in about 5,000 people a night, and they are in full support of The Fear Experience.

Nick Francis said success doesn’t come just from marketing techniques and investors.

“What really sets us apart is our actors and our makeup artists. We have some of the best people in the industry,” Nick Francis said.

With the Halloween season over, Nick Francis said he has mixed emotions about closing down for the year.

“At this point, running on 6 weeks of no sleep, I couldn’t be happier that I’ll get to enjoy an OSU football game, finally,” he said. “This year was good, but we have to up the ante even more, and it’s kind of rough knowing you have to wait an entire year before you can open your doors and prove yourself.”

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wouldn’t if you were not in costume,” Anderson said.

“It’s an excuse.”

Stephenson agreed with Anderson, saying that costumes, especially ones involving masks or heavy makeup, make some students feel anonymous.

“They think they have the anonymity of wearing a costume so they do something foolish,” Stephenson said. “But we can take that man to jail just as much as we can take Superman or Harry Potter.”

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At 2:55 p.m. on Friday, students rushed into the Ohio Union Performance Hall. Out of breath and panting, they carried hot boxes filled with food that quickly filled the room with an overwhelming scent.

For the past three hours, these students had been planning and preparing a three-course meal for Vice President for Student Life, Javaune AdamsGaston, more commonly known as Dr. J. But this wasn’t just a nice gesture. The television show, “Dining with the Dean,” which airs on BYUtv, was the force behind it. The show secretly goes to campuses, shows up at two student organizations’ front doors, hands them $30 and gives them three hours to prepare a meal for the dean, or in this case, the vice president, of their school.

The two groups participating in the cook-off were BuckeyeThon and the African American Heritage Festival committee. Each was competing for the prize: $1,000 for their group and $2,000 to donate to charity.

As the students filed in with their freshly prepared food, one member of AAHFC shouted out, “You might as well write us a check now.”

He was right.

After Dr. J was seated at her own dinner table and took time sampling each team’s meals, which included an appetizer, entrée and dessert, she made her decision.

“We have the best culinary delights here at Ohio State,” she said. “You’re all winners to me and I am so glad you decided to represent so well, but I know I must choose one.”

With an unveiling of a $3,000 check, Dr. J announced the winners: AAHFC. Rayvion Sanford, a third-year in chemical engineering and AAHFC member, described the day as nerve-wracking.

“We went home-style and BuckeyeThon took a more fancy approach,” Sanford said, as she hugged

their check. “But the competition was real, so it feels amazing to win.”

After the cheers from both groups died down, Dr. J made a second announcement.

“Because the food was so great and you both did so well, we at Student Life are giving $2,000 to BuckeyeThon,” she said.

Dr. J described both meals as “amazing, fresh and marvelous.”

Prior to the meal, Dr. J told Dan Debenham, the show’s host, “I’m excited and not too worried, I just want to make sure that they (the students) didn’t cook anything that had been sitting in their fridge for three weeks.”

When Dr. J was asked to take a seat for the meal she replied with, “Game on.”

Dr. J worked her way through both meals which included bruschetta, chicken soup, asparagus, stuffing and filet. When it was time for dessert, Dr. J needed extra time to make her decision.

“OK, I need to eat more to make my decision here,” she said as she took a second bite of triple chocolate cake.

Dr. J said she was “floored” at what the students were able to accomplish.

“You all can cook for me anytime you want,” she said.

Executive producer of “Dining with the Dean” Daniel Patterson said the decision to film at Ohio State was a “no-brainer.”

“When you talk about signature universities, not many rank up,” he said. “We were looking for a diverse student body and you have an extraordinary reputation here. We’ve been all over to different schools and when it comes to signature schools, it’s Ohio State.”

Patterson said the decision process for picking the two student groups is collaborative.

“The producers help but we look to the faculty for recommendations,” he said. “We were told these were two of the top groups that represented quality and diversity of students.”

Telling the groups they will be part of the show is “one of the fun parts,” Patterson said.

“The group’s president knows what’s going to

happen but can’t tell the group anything about it,” he said. “We just show up at the house with a recorded video of directions on an iPad, knock on the door, and leave it there. It’s an invitation. It’s like, this is the show, you’re a part of it, and the clock starts now.”

Patterson said that as a twist, each group has to use an ingredient in its house.

“It’s hit-or-miss with what college students have in their pantry,” he said. “They have to use at least one thing, whether it’s a mango or a Fruit Loop. It usually gets creative.”

No clues were given to students on Dr. J’s likes and dislikes of food.

Patterson, who was clued in on what was being cooked all day, said the meals were “remarkable” and he was interested to see the outcome.

“We want this to be a positive experience and for everyone to have fun,” he said.

Stephanie Poeppelman, a first-year in international business and member of BuckeyeThon, supported the cause.

“The money is going to go to kids with cancer so of course I support that,” she said. “You can feel the energy in here. I hope it will help get our name out there.”

Corey Hamilton, a fourth-year in nonprofit management, was rooting for AAHFC. “My wife’s on the team so if I rooted for the other team it would be a cold night,” Hamilton said. “But whoever wins will get to donate money to charity so that’s good.”

Hamilton didn’t help with the cooking process but he did offer suggestions.

“Hopefully they took my advice because I make some great shrimp tacos,” he said.

Jordan Macon, a third-year in finance, didn’t know about the event until he got there.

“Honestly, I just followed the people in here,” he said. “But I think I want the heritage festival group to win.”

Students ended the event by singing the alma mater, starting the O-H-I-O wave, and even partaking in their own Buckeye Bounce.

Patterson said the episode will air sometime in the next couple weeks.

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Christopher Gabbitas was sitting in his office working as an attorney when he got a phone call offering him an opportunity of a lifetime.

Gabbitas was given a chance to audition for Grammy-winning British a cappella vocal ensemble, The King’s Singers.

“It was a dream come true,” said Gabbitas, a baritone in the group.

The King’s Singers are in the midst of a world tour and will stop in Columbus to perform at the Southern Theatre Nov. 2 at 8 p.m.

The group is made up of six members. The original group was formed in 1968.

Gabbitas said becoming a member of The King’s Singers is not an easy task and he had to go through three auditions.

“We’ve only had 22 different members in 43 years,” he said. “When someone does leave, instead of taking applicants, recommendations are made and those people are made contact with.

If that didn’t happen there would be far too many applications.”

Gabbitas said the opportunity to travel the world is amazing but not always glamorous.

“We realize we’re lucky but sitting on an airplane all day and continuously packing and unpacking is quite dull,” he said. “But walking out on stage and meeting so many faces from different cultures is a great blessing. We’re very fortunate.”

This year, The King’s Singers will release an album recorded with the renowned Concordia College Choir and will perform excerpts from that album as well as songs from The Beatles, Queen and Jason Mraz on their worldwide tour.

Gabbitas said their newest album has a more classical vibe.

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A cappella group The King’s Singers are scheduled to perform at the Southern Theatre Nov. 2, 2011, at 8 p.m.

“Our last album was a bit poppy,” he said. “This time we have more studio influence in it. It still has some pop but it’s a nice mix.”

Gabbitas said his proudest moment with The King’s Singers is a tie between his first concert and winning a Grammy.

“My first concert was extraordinary,” Gabbitas said. “From that moment on, I knew I was 100 percent a member of the group. It’s an experience where you just feel like you’ve arrived.”

To this day, Gabbitas said, he is still shocked about the Grammy win.

“To be nominated is great but to win is amazing.

It was a humbling and proud moment,” he said.

“And each time I walk in the room and see it sitting there I just think ‘Wow.’” Gabbitas said that concert goers should come to

a King’s Singers concert not knowing exactly what to expect.

“We want to touch in to the huge range of emotions humans can feel,” he said. “Laugh, cry, be happy, be sad. It’s a snapshot into our regular lives with our pieces. We want people to see the sublime beauty and inspire them to go out and maybe want to try themselves.”

Kiersten Lorenzen, a fourth-year in dental hygiene, won’t be attending the concert.

“I don’t think they’ll be of interest to Ohio State students,” Lorenzen said. “It’s more something that their parents would go to.”

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"This is what Ohio State is about. This is for this team. This is for this program. This is what we expect" — First-year Ohio State head coach Luke Fickell after the Buckeyes' 33-29 win against then-No.12 Wisconsin Pat Brennan Sports editor brennan.164@osu.edu Saturday’s Ohio State-Wisconsin game may have seemed too good to be true, but it wasn’t a dream.

Your memory is correct — the Buckeyes were indeed trailing the No.15-ranked Badgers, 29-26, with less than a minute to play.

Do you recall storming the field after the game to celebrate? Do you have vague memories of the clang of the Victory Bell reverberating throughout campus afterward?

It wasn’t your imagination. You were wide awake, and OSU (5-3, 2-2) had upset the Badgers, 33-29.

It was real.

The performance you witnessed from freshman quarterback Braxton Miller wasn’t a mirage either.

Just two weeks removed from a 1-of-4 passing performance, Miller completed 7-of-12 passes against the Badgers while also rushing for 99 yards and two touchdowns.

Miller’s first score came early in the third quarter with OSU trailing, 7-3.

Daniel “Boom” Herron rushed 75 yards on two carries to set up a first-and-goal for the Buckeyes, but Herron’s next three rushing attempts saw him come up short of the end zone. First-year OSU head coach elected to go for it fourth down, calling a fake hand off to Herron.

An audible groan went up from the 105,511 in attendance as Herron was swarmed by Wisconsin defenders, but Miller, the actual ball carrier, juked a defender and strolled into the end zone to put OSU up 10-7.

“It’s a confidence thing,” Fickell said of Miller’s performance after the game. “Confidence and momentum and belief is a big part of it. I think we’ll still see him continue to grow and have a lot abilities to throw it as well.”

Miller continued to gain momentum as the game progressed.

The Buckeyes scored 17 points in the third quarter — OSU junior back Jordan Hall scored on a 2-yard touchdown run — and a 22-yard, fourthquarter field goal by sophomore kicker Drew Basil had OSU in front, 20-14 with 10:39 remaining.

With less than five minutes left in the game, Miller scurried down the

sideline on a 44-yard run to put OSU up, 26-14.

“When you’re a freshman and you don’t know everything, you have to play with your instincts, and that’s what (Miller) has been doing,” senior center Michael Brewster said. “He finally took one to the house, which I’ve been waiting for him to do. I’m just really proud of him.”

Then came Wisconsin’s comeback, a part of the game which some OSU fans probably wished was a bad dream they could awake from.

Badgers’ senior quarterback Russell Wilson connected with sophomore receiver Jared Abbrederis twice in the final four minutes of the game to put Wisconsin up, 29-26. The second of Abbrederis’ catches came with 1:18 remaining in the game.

“It was a little bit of blown coverage,” Fickell said of the Badgers’

go-ahead score.

The 105,511 fans in attendance — the seventh-largest turnout for a home OSU football game — went silent.

Some few fans even began to head to the exits.

OSU freshman quarterback had one drive left to respond to the favored, nationally ranked Badgers.

On first-and-10 from Wisconsin’s 40-yard line, Miller rolled to the right of the pocket and appeared to be sideline bound on a scramble.

“There was a little break down and the edge was clear,” Brewster said of Miller’s run out of the pocket.

Instead of rushing, Miller threw to the end zone where classmate Devin Smith waited for the ball to fall to him.

“It (the ball) took forever,” Smith said. “I’m like, ‘man, hurry up and drop. Hurry up and drop.’”

Smith made the catch and rolled

on his back, maintaining control of the ball all the while and restoring the Buckeyes’ lead, 33-29, in unprecedented fashion.

Miller said he didn’t see if Smith made the catch right away.

“I was hoping he caught it. I was hoping,” Miller said. ““Oh my god, I was like ‘Dang.’ It took forever, though, but I’m glad he caught it and we got a victory.”

Wisconsin had one drive left to respond, though.

Fickell said the defense needed to regroup as the Badgers nearly mounted a successful comeback attempt in the final seconds of the game.

“We had to make sure that we were staying focused,” Fickell said.

“The game’s never over. We saw it last week in their game against Michigan State. We stuck with what we did.”

OSU held Wisconsin (6-2, 2-2) off in the remaining 20 seconds — senior linebacker Andrew Sweat clipped Wilson’s arm as he went to throw and the pass fell incomplete to end the game.

The dream became reality.

“It’s unbelievable,” Brewster said.

“This is a group of guys that are never going to stop fighting. It’s about time we caught a break because these guys have fought like hell for weeks.”

The normally stoic Fickell enjoyed some laughs in his post-game press conference and lauded his team’s effort on the night.

“I don’t know when the last time that I felt that happy,” Fickell said with as wide a smile as he’s cracked all season. “I’m so happy for these guys (the team).”

Miller, who may have come of age in Saturday’s game, agreed, saying, “A victory is a victory, baby.”

The Buckeyes, which have now upset then-ranked Illinois and Wisconsin in their last two games, will host Indiana next Saturday at noon as Big Ten play continues.

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‘Boom’ vs. Ball: Herron wins, takes all Chelsea Castle Managing editor for content castle.121@osu.edu In his second game of the season, Daniel “Boom” Herron ignited Ohio Stadium Saturday night, helping his team earn a win against Wisconsin, despite the skill of his opposite number, Badgers’ junior running back Montee Ball.

Statistically, both Herron and Ball have accomplished a great deal in their careers. The two were running targets in the game, with a bullseye emblazoned on their backs by both opponents’ defenses. Prior to Saturday’s game, Herron was ranked second among active Big Ten players in rushing yards and touchdowns with 2,308 yards and 30 touchdowns in his career. Ball didn’t quite measure up to Herron in rushing yards with 2,155, but was the active Big Ten leader in rushing touchdowns with 39 heading into Saturday’s game.

After losing to Michigan State, Wisconsin took the lead early against Ohio State with a touchdown by Ball, for what was the only score in the first quarter.

The Buckeyes answered with a field goal in the second quarter, but trailed the Badgers, 7-3, heading into halftime. Herron had 35 yards compared to just 11 yards by Ball.

But when the second half began, it was a completely different ball game.

Herron came alive in the third quarter, more than doubling his rushing yards from the previous two quarters combined, for a total of 124 rushing yards.

Ball gained 35 yards in the third quarter by comparison.

In the first drive of the quarter, Herron rushed up the middle for 57 yards, setting up Miller’s stroll into the end zone for OSU’s first touchdown of the game.

When the clock ran out and the Buckeyes claimed victory, Herron had chalked up a total of 160 yards rushing against Ball’s 85.

Ball also had 30 receiving yards in the game.

After the win, Herron said they made a couple of adjustments before the second half that affected the long run at the start of the third quarter.

“The whole line was doing a great job and it opened a great hole for me in that second half at the beginning of the game,” Herron said.

Wisconsin head coach Bret Bielema said the back and forth scoring near the end of the game did not surprise him.

“We got the ball in the offense’s hands,” Bielema said. “We thought we could score but we ended up scoring too soon.”

With time running out on OSU’s

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OSU senior running back Daniel “Boom” Herron takes the ball on one of his 33 carries in a game against Wisconsin Saturday, Oct. 29, 2011. OSU won, 33-29. final drive, Herron ran 3-yards for a first down, setting the stage for Miller’s unexpected 40-yard pass to win the game.

In his second game after a six-game suspension, Herron appeared teary-eyed before the game.

“I’ve just been kind of emotional

before the game because I was given the opportunity to come back to play for my team,” Herron said. “Coach (Luke) Fickell gave me the opportunity to be a captain and it’s such a big game and it was such a great honor. I just really wanted to win this game.”

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During what has been a rocky 2011 Ohio State football season, it’s been tough to not hit the panic button and wonder if Braxton Miller would ever become the quarterback Buckeye fans anticipated him being when he was named the top quarterback recruit in the nation a year ago. Although not always his fault, conservative play calling and his sudden inability to throw a spiral left

many worried Buckeye fans doubting that Miller could eventually progress into the next great Buckeye quarterback.

Following Saturday’s 33-29 victory over Wisconsin, any doubts about Miller had suddenly been erased.

With OSU football legends Eddie George and Shawn Springs in attendance, Miller played the best game of his young college career on Saturday, as he rushed for 99 yards and two touchdowns and added 89 yards and another touchdown through the air.

And oh, what a touchdown it was.

With the Buckeyes trailing by three with less than a minute left and poised to suffer their latest heartbreak, Miller scrambled right and then moved within inches of the line of scrimmage before launching the ball 40 yards and into the arms of fellow freshman Devin Smith for the game-winning touchdown. For OSU fans who have become all too accustomed to fourth quarter collapses this season, it was unlike anything that any Buckeye fan had seen from the Scarlet and Gray.

Whether it was Maurice Clarett’s

thrashing of Texas Tech in 2002, Troy Smith’s improbable victory over Michigan in 2004, or Terrelle Pryor’s game-winning touchdown run against Wisconsin in 2008, many OSU greats have a signature moment that signifies the beginning of their Buckeye legacies. Miller’s quasiHail Mary on Saturday was just that.

And while there’s still room for improvement in Miller’s game, as you’d generally like to see a quarterback throw for 100, if not 200, yards, the rest of the season sets up nicely for Miller to make those gains.

The Buckeyes will take on lowly Big Ten opponents Indiana and Purdue in the next two weeks, before match-ups with currently ranked Penn State and Michigan teams close out the regular season for OSU. Should Penn State, which still faces Nebraska and Wisconsin, lose a game in addition to a potential loss to the Buckeyes, OSU will control its own fate in the Big Ten Leaders division. That means that four more wins would likely place the Buckeyes in the inaugural Big Ten championship game.

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Ohio State quarterback Braxton Miller (5) escapes the reach of Wisconsin defensive lineman Louis Nzegwu (93) during the 2nd quarter of an NCAA football game at Ohio Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 29, 2011. OSU won, 33-29.

And while picking up wins over Penn State and Michigan may seem tough, they also now seem far from impossible for the Buckeyes, thanks to improved play from Miller, the looming return of top-receiver DeVier Posey, and a new pistol formation that seems to have brought out the best in both Miller and running back Daniel “Boom” Herron.

A potential win in the Big Ten championship game would land the Buckeyes

in the Rose Bowl for just the third time in the past 16 years — an accomplishment that even the most optimistic OSU fan thought was out of reach three weeks ago. Should that be the Buckeyes’ fate following the 10 months of turmoil this program has endured, that legend that Miller started on Saturday is only going to grow.

OSU should boycott bowl game, send NCAA a message college team boycotting a “minor bowl game” in a recent article.

If Ohio State fails to make a spectacular run through the rest of their Big Ten schedule, the Buckeyes are looking at what would be described as a “minor bowl game.”

Could there be a more powerful statement than The Ohio State University’s football team boycotting a bowl game citing the unfair practices of the NCAA? No school can match the brand name of Buckeyes football. With a rare down year for the team, bowls such as the Insight Bowl, Gator Bowl and Meineke Car Care Bowl of Texas are salivating at the opportunity to have OSU in their game.

Considering the boost in national appeal, ratings and attendance – many

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Allow me to feed in to the perception of arrogance surrounding Buckeye fans.

Without the help of Ohio State – President E. Gordon Gee, the athletic department and its student-athletes – those wishing to reform major college athletics do not stand a chance.

Facing penalties for those athletes who ran afoul of the NCAA’s asinine rules, the school seems content to enforce a highly flawed system. That leaves the student-athletes to fend for themselves if they want to serve as some sort of force for change – and they’re not exactly coming from a position of power.

That is, unless they do something drastic.

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“We are the 99 percent.”

This has been the mantra of the Occupy Wall Street protestors since Sept. 17. It began in New York City’s Zuccotti Park, but has since spread to many cities and college campuses across the nation. And on Monday, Oct. 24, it came to Ohio State. At around 11:45, a small gathering had started to form, and a group (mostly made up of members of Occupy Columbus), armed with a few posters, a tent, and some rain gear, began to set up camp on the Oval.

I was only there for a half an hour or so, but from what I saw, the turnout was low. I’m willing to bet the crowd grew as the hours passed. However, that morning,

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more support.

For now – with the backing of Big Ten commissioner Jim Delany and NCAA President Mark Emmert – the “full cost of attendance” scholarship is up for debate among college football’s elites.

Emmert’s estimation is increasing grants to student athletes by $2,000 – a rather arbitrary number that still low balls the athletes, who generate billions of dollars in revenue.

Assuming there’s any substance to this, school presidents, conference commissioners, athletic directors and the large sum of TV money that controls them are squeezing out any potential influence student-athletes have.

If any sweeping changes are to be made to the NCAA’s flawed system, OSU athletes should be at the forefront.

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trip) observing and diligently taking notes as their teacher stood close by.

Three students were pointed out to me as organizers of the event, but no one wanted to be singled out as a leader.

I’ve been keeping up with a fair amount of the coverage of these protests, and I think that the only consistent thread connecting these Occupy protests is their lack of consistency. It seems to me that there is no clear cut direction, no distinct goals. The aim of “occupying” varies with each person you speak to. What took place on the Oval was no exception. I spoke with one protestor who talked about wanting to stop the privatization of the university (i.e. the parking). Another told me that he wanted socialism to not be considered a “bad” word.

The Occupy movement has been described as 21st century, a lifestyle, a culture, a protest that doesn’t have a traditional rise and fall in interest (and that this explains the more than 40 days and counting), and yes, that is one way to look at it.

However, I think that mostly it is just an outlet to complain about whatever you want. I fail to see how such a wide-ranging list of

Terrelle Pryor, and the suspensions of DeVier Posey, Daniel “Boom” Herron and Mike Adams, no team has been hit harder than the Buckeyes in the last year.

As a result, no team would be more justified in protesting the NCAA. Naturally, the public sentiment – as it has with any NCAA investigation – would side against the players. The backlash alone would prevent any sort of athlete revolt.

To this point, unfortunately, the only players who have stepped forward are more than 300 football and basketball players from only five schools – Arizona, Georgia Tech, Kentucky, Purdue and UCLA. While signing the petition asking for a small share of the massive TV contracts is noteworthy for its innovation, the NCAA will largely ignore it until it gains

With that many goals and aims, I think it’s next to impossible to achieve anything, and while I am all for standing up for what you believe in, protesting something isn’t exactly offering up solutions to what you have a problem with.

It is only fighting the status quo.

I believe that the Occupy movement could (as much as I’m sure that they’d hate it) take a leaf out of the Tea Party’s book.

That is, in my opinion, a prime example of how to run a protest, they are organized and stand for just a few specific things – lowering taxes, reducing government spending, as well as our national debt, and interpreting the Constitution from an originalist stance. If the Occupy movement could focus their protests, and avoid embarrassing events like the 30 arrests made after Occupy protestors refused to obey a midnight curfew in Jamison Square, a park in an affluent part of Portland, Ore., then maybe they would have a little more success and be taken a little more seriously.

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5-0

8-1

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2-2

5-3

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2-2

6-2

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2-2

4-4

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3-1

7-1

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6-2

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2-2

5-3

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Fans of the Wisconsin athletics, particularly the football team, have developed an unflattering reputation around the Big Ten that even the most loyal Badgers fans admit to. A legendary Buckeyes’ running back attested to the hostile nature of Wisconsin fans as well.

Former OSU back and two-time Heisman trophy winner Archie Griffin said that when he played from 1972 to 1975, Michigan and Iowa fans were the most inhospitable to Buckeyes players and fans.

“When I played, Wisconsin fans weren’t bad because we used to beat them all the time,” Griffin told The Lantern. “So, it wasn’t even an issue. For the most part, the Big Ten is pretty good … But now, they (Wisconsin fans) can be pretty rugged.”

Wisconsin fan Darrick Reilly, 41, traveled from Illinois to support the Badgers at Ohio Stadium on Saturday. Reilly said that he received a warm welcome in Columbus, but added that a similar welcome for OSU fans in Madison, Wis., would be unlikely.

“Some of the student chants are ridculous,” Reilly said. “It’s a big initiative by Wisconsin to be more friendly to opposing fans, I do know that.”

Jeff Detra, 42, also traveled from Illinois to cheer for Wisconsin, and he agreed with Reilly.

“People could get that negative impression from going to a (Wisconsin) game,” Detra said. “Some of the chants that the student body does, I could see that.”

Reilly said that a community initiative entitled “Rolling Out the Red Carpet,” which was undertaken by the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s campus in 2004, has attempted to quell behavior issues.

According to uwathletics.com, “Rolling Out the Red Carpet” attempts to build “new, welcoming traditions for all sports fans.”

Ken Werner, 65, of Mukwonago, Wis., said he remains embarrassed by the current state of the Wisconsin fan base.

Werner is a fixture at Wisconsin games — both at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison and at road venues — and is known for his flamboyant gameday attire.

Werner wore a red kilt and matching Wisconsin Badgers-themed vest and bow tie Saturday and said he, too, had been welcomed to Columbus by Buckeyes fans.

“I’m proud of the Buckeye people,” Werner said during a pregame tailgate party. “They’re courteous, generous and well-behaved.”

Werner, who said he has attended 250

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OSU fans celebrate on Ohio Stadium field after the Buckeyes’ 33-29 win against Wisconsin Saturday, Oct. 29, 2011. consecutive Badgers games dating back to the mid-1980s, added that the Wisconsin football fan base was not deserving of equal praise.

“Clearly, our fans are the worst in the Big Ten,” Werner said. “I was just talking about this with some other Wisconsin fans here, and a lot of it has to do with drinking. We’re embarrassed by it. It’s not good.”

Werner said he’s traveled to every stadium in the Big Ten and has witnessed a widespread change among fans all over America — instead of rooting for their team, fans focus on jeering their opponents.

“Fans are no longer rooting for their team as much as being disrespectful of not only the opposing team, but being disrespectful of the opposing fans,” he said. “I’m a target because of what I wear, but it’s very verbally abusive. It’s a sad commentary on college football fandom.”

Werner said that of the 56 college football venues he has visited in his life, the ‘Shoe is his favorite.

“I tell people that if you want to go to a football

temple, it is Ohio Stadium,” Werner said. “I get tears in my eyes walking up to it just because it’s where the gladiators come to play on a given Saturday.”

It is not known whether Werner still harbored good will toward the ‘Shoe and the OSU community after the outcome of Saturday’s game, though.

Saturday’s back-and-forth affair between the Buckeyes and the then-No.12-ranked Badgers ended in dramatic fashion as freshman quarterback Braxton Miller connected with classmate and receiver Devin Smith on a go-ahead touchdown to put OSU up, 33-29, with 20 seconds remaining in the game.

OSU held on for the upset victory, its second against a ranked opponent in as many games.

Detra said that win or lose, the experience of traveling to opposing Big Ten schools and respecting each school’s traditions was most important.

“It’s the tradition of the schools that each school presents,” he said. “Just the rivalries and the competition — that’s what matters most.”

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