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During a time in the campus area where there seems to be another armed robbery every time you turn around, one Columbus Division of Police chief said this does not mean there is an increase in crime.

Chief Tim Becker of the Columbus Division of Police said that in the campus area, there has only been one more robbery compared to this time last year.

“Looking over the last five years, it’s falling within the historical norm, so there isn’t a crime wave,” Becker said. “Maybe this particular pattern is getting more attention than normal.”

The “attention” that Becker is referring to is the increased use of the Timely Warning system that Ohio State Police uses to warn students of an immediate threat.

According to the policy, to which OSU Police Chief Paul Denton referred The Lantern, said that the use of the warning system, as it pertains to an off-campus event, is under the discretion of the department.

Since Oct. 30, University police have issued five warnings for robberies in the campus area. During all of Fall Quarter last year, the department only issued two warnings.

“I don’t know why OSU’s policy changed in terms of issuing, that’s not something that we have any factor in,” Becker said.

Becker said the department recognizes the problem in the campus area.

“We do recognize that there has been a lot of attention given to robberies in the recent months up in campus, and we are dedicating a lot of resources up there to try to stop the robberies,” Becker said.

Becker is not the only one that has taken notice.

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It was Senior Day at Ohio Stadium. On Saturday, 23 seniors, in front of a crowd of 105,493, ran out of the tunnel in Ohio Stadium one last time.

“It was awesome, just looking around seeing all the people, hearing all the people, after everything we’ve been through here, it was awesome,” said senior offensive lineman Mike Adams.

All 23 seniors ran through the marching band to meet coach Luke Fickell, to shake his hand, to see their families, to enjoy the atmosphere in the ‘Shoe, for the last time.

Probably the loudest reception on the day came when senior wide receiver DeVier Posey was announced. Posey was playing in his first game of the season on Senior Day, following two separate 5-game suspensions.

“Just taking a last look at Ohio State, who knows the next time I’ll be here. It’s a special place,” Posey said.

This senior class has boasted a 3-0 record against Michigan, and up until this year, has won at least a share of the Big Ten title in the last three years.

Senior center Michael Brewster said that this year has been the toughest since he’s been here. But he said it would not take away from his experience as a Buckeye.

“It has been a tough year, and I stuck it out with

some of my best friends in the world,” Brewster said.

“I’ve had so many great memories. I’m not going to let some hard times take that away from me.”

Adams said the experience as a whole out-weighs the numbers in the win-loss column.

“Yeah, we’ve played in some huge games. Yeah, we’ve beat Michigan however many times,” Adams said. “The things you reflect back on are the times in the locker room, the times on the practice field, when you are working with the guys you love, your teammates. These are the times that I’ll reflect on the rest of my life.”

Adams said the one thing he will take from his career at OSU, and his time playing at Ohio Stadium,

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Ohio State senior wide receiver DeVier Posey goes to hug coach Luke Fickell during the senior ceremony before an NCAA football game between the Ohio State Buckeyes and the Penn State Nittany Lions held at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, Ohio, on Saturday, Nov. 19, 2011. OSU lost, 14-20.

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Remnants of student organizations gathering on the Oval, Buckeye fans jumping into Mirror Lake on a frosty night, swaying together in Ohio Stadium and the Nuthouse singing “Carmen Ohio,” settle between two hard covers on glossy black and white pages among a score of other memories from a single year on Ohio State’s campus. Since the 1880’s, the top cover read “Makio,” which means magic mirror in Japanese. It is OSU’s student yearbook.

Students and university affiliates won’t have the opportunity to open the top cover and flag through nearly 300 polished pages filled with

recollections from the 2011-2012 school year though.

The Makio recently announced it won’t be producing a yearbook this year due to a lack of student interest and funding, said Kurtis Foriska, previous The Makio advisor and director of strategic marketing and development for the Ohio Union and Recreational Sports.

Foriska attributed the lack in funding to the down economy creating a lapse in advertising the past two years. The yearbook “relies heavily on advertisers,” he said. It also makes revenue from its relationship with a photography studio used for senior portraits and from yearbook sales, which have been on a “steady decline.”

“We don’t have the sales to generate a book. It doesn’t mean that

there won’t be one in the future. It’s just, we’re saying for next year, it’s not feasible,” Foriska said.

The Makio experienced a halt in production between 1994 and 2000 due to a decrease in yearbook sales.

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hiatus, was in charge of The Makio’s finances.

“The basic problem was sales of the yearbook were not adequate to cover the cost of production,” Busch said in an email.

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campus Buckeyes run with Wolverines for charity Mary Posani Lantern reporter posani.3@osu.edu Brothers from Ohio State’s fraternity Phi Gamma Delta ran more than 90 miles to Findlay, Ohio, as part of the annual Rivalry Run between OSU and Michigan Sunday morning.

The Rivalry Run between the two schools was inspired in 2004 when members of the respective Phi Gamma Delta, or FIGI, chapters do a relay-run from Columbus to Ann Arbor, Mich., carrying the OSU-Michigan game ball. The event is a charity run to raise money for cancer research charities.

OSU’s FIJI chapter donates money from the Rivalry Run to the Stefanie Spielman Fund. Michigan’s chapter donates earnings to the American Cancer Society.

“This event means so much to both me and the fraternity. I have had so many family members affected by cancer so this philanthropy is something I really enjoy supporting,” Travis Alfriend, co-chair for the Rivalry Run at OSU, said in an email.

The total distance of the Run is 187 miles and is expected to take 30 hours to complete, according to the FIJI chapters’ website for the event.

OSU’s FIJI brothers started at the FIJI house on E. 15th Avenue at 2 a.m. Sunday and ran a 14-hour relay run to Findlay, Ohio. OSU will pass the game ball to brothers of Michigan’s chapter of FIJI to run it to Ann Arbor.

“We run through the night, it kind of stands in solidarity with cancer and those affected by cancer,” said Michael Cox, philanthropy co-chair for OSU Phi Gamma Delta. “It’s a sacrifice kind of thing for the chapter to run over night.”

Two groups of 10 runners at a time ran relaystyle to Findlay. As one runner ran the ball one mile, a pace car drove up the next mile and passed on the ball to the next runner as a “waterfall relay race,” Cox said.

There are seven groups, and each group ran its part of the relay for two hours. More than 60 brothers total ran the ball to Findlay, Cox said. OSU’s FIJI members reached Findlay by 4 p.m. Sunday, and Michigan started its run.

Michigan runners were divided into nine 10-mile runs, with about 80 participants running, said Michael Harrison, a representative from Michigan’s Phi Gamma Delta. Harrison estimated that runners should arrive in Ann Arbor Monday night.

As of Sunday, OSU has raised about $7,000. Last year, OSU’s FIJI raised $13,250 and this year the brothers hope to earn $15,000, Cox said.

Michigan, however, typically has out-earned OSU. Last year, Michigan donated $37,000 to the American Cancer Society and this year the goal is $40,000.

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From left to right: Members of the fraternity Phi Gamma Delta, Brian Myers, Travis Alfriend, Craig Althoff, David Zehnder and Brian Kress stand with the game ball for the Ohio State, Michigan game after the Rivalry Run in 2010.

“To my knowledge we’ve always out-raised OSU in this event so it’s nice to be able to hang our hat on that during this decade-long losing streak we’ve had on the football field,” Harrison said.

FIJI hosted events at various restaurants including Buffalo Wild Wings, Donato’s and Pizza Rustica and collections were donated to the Stefanie Spielman fund.

FIJI also collected donations from sponsors, including Miracle Catering, Orton Ceramics and RadioU. The Rivalry Run is Phi Gamma Delta’s biggest event of the year for both schools and many of the brothers take a lot of pride in the event.

“It also means a lot to our fraternity. In terms of our time and effort we put into it, this is our biggest event of the year. It’s one of the reasons I joined FIJI,” Alfriend said.

Harrison, despite his dislike for the Scarlet and Gray football team, enjoys teaming up with OSU for the run.

“The event is still extremely rewarding and a great chance for us to work together for a common goal within our chapters as well as with OSU FIJIs,” Harrison said in a. “That our two houses, separated by the greatest rivalry in all of sports, can come together for a noble cause, unified through Phi Gamma Delta is something really special and I think it says a lot about the strength of our brotherhood on a local level as well as a national level.”

Alfriend ran for the second consecutive year. Alfriend said he was excited for the run, but was also nervous for the event as a whole.

“We have 60 guys going out in the middle of the night to run down country roads, and it’s my responsibility to make sure everybody knows exactly where to go, when and where to pass off the ball, and who to give it to,” Alfriend said. “It took a massive planning effort on my part and I just hope it all runs smoothly.”

Whether it’s travelling the globe or simply experiencing diversity while at school, a recent study suggests that Ohio State is one of the best places to study.

A national report ranks OSU seventh in international student population and 18th in the amount of students studying abroad among the nation’s colleges and universities in 2010. The study was done as part of the Open Doors Report 2011, an annual survey published by the Institute of International Education, and was released on Nov. 14.

William Brustein, vice provost for Global Strategies and International Affairs at OSU, said in an email that the academic prestige and wide range of majors at OSU account for its popularity internationally.

“Academic prowess is indeed No. 1, for international students have many choices for where to study and earn degrees and the quality of academic programs is seen as critical for preparing students for career opportunities,” he said.

Specific programs that attract international students include the College of Engineering and the Fisher College of Business.

Brustein is currently on university business abroad in India, the country with the third-most international students at OSU with 872 students in 2010. China and South Korea are the top two countries, with 2,432 and 932 students, respectively. A total of 116 countries are represented in the student body at OSU. OSU had 6,082 international students in 2010, a 26.8 percent increase from the previous year, when they ranked 15th among colleges and universities.

Mabel Freeman, assistant vice president in Undergraduate Admissions and First-Year Experience, said she has a four-person staff that travels abroad, visiting with school counselors, students and parents. Brazil, China, India, the Middle East and parts of Europe are areas that OSU targets.

Cox said that FIJI brothers made it to Findlay with no problems along the way and everything finished on time. Alfriend said he enjoyed his part of the run and the tradition.

“Great time to hang out with my brothers and it was for a good cause,” Alfriend said. “It was fun and everything ran smoothly.”

OSU plays Michigan in Ann Arbor, Mich., at noon on Saturday.

“What you’re looking for is students who both are able to meet our competitive standards, but also to international students who can afford to come to this country,” she said.

Sudeep Nigam, a spring 2011 graduate of OSU with a Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, is originally from India and came to the U.S. on student visa.

“I chose Ohio State because it was cheap,” he said. “It was a good decision at the time and it still remains a good decision. With Ohio State, I pretty much got the chance to do everything that I wanted to do.”

OSU’s study abroad program also ranks among the nation’s best, with 1,945 students studying abroad in 2009-2010, 18th most in the country. The amount of students on short-term study abroad programs at OSU ranks third in the U.S. with 1,702.

Maria Thomas, a second-year in finance, went on a short-term study abroad program in Brazil this past summer through Global Gateways, a program at OSU. The experience Thomas had is something she will never forget.

“It was always something that I wanted to do when I was in college,” she said. “I got to play soccer on the beach with Brazilians. It was really cool to be able to interact with people our own age, to see what their impressions are about Americans and how we could change those.”

Studying abroad is something every student should try to do, according to Brustein.

“Studying abroad is one of the most valuable experiences a student can gain while earning a degree,” he said in an email.

Brustein said in an email that the benefits of studying abroad include the ability to work well in an international setting and being able to communicate effectively across global boundaries, among others.

Thomas said she thinks OSU becoming more diversified in the global world is excellent.

“As we become more and more part of a global world, you’re going to need that experience,” she said

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Collaboration is emails to students, faculty and staff, acknowledging the problem in the campus area.

OSU President E. Gordon Gee sent an email Thursday with a promise to make a change.

“I have convened a small team of senior University leaders — from Student Life, Public Safety, and other areas — to provide recommendations for a comprehensive program that will help to ensure our students’ safety,” Gee wrote in the email.

Becker said that as of Friday, he was unaware of any Columbus police involvement.

Undergraduate Student Government President Nick Messenger told The Lantern that he plans on collecting signatures Monday to improve the safety of the off-campus area. The petition will call for increased lighting, increased patrols and to further expand the Student Safety Service.

Gee’s email set a timeline of two weeks to take action about the robberies in the area.

“The team’s recommendations are due to me next week, and we will begin implementing new strategies the following week,” Gee wrote in the email.

Becker said the current Timely Warning system is a good thing for campus.

“I think it’s actually a great tool to get more information out,” Becker said. “The more informed people are, the less likely they are to be victims.”

In some cases, such as an armed robbery that occurred on Wednesday evening when two female students were robbed at gunpoint, a warning was

not sent to students. Denton told The Lantern that the notification of the public would be the responsibility of Columbus police. “(University police) notifies us when they do send a warning,” Becker said. “They have a mechanism to send warnings. The Columbus Division of Police does not have that same mechanism.”

The Lantern reported on Friday that one arrest was made in the case involving the armed robbery on Wednesday. Police arrested a 17-year-old female for possession of property belonging to the victims from Wednesday’s robbery.

Becker said Columbus police and University police have been working together for more than 20 years, his entire time with the department.

“We are in constant talks with OSU police on a daily matter from our detectives all the way up to Chief Denton,” Becker said. “We are constantly sharing information… ultimately we investigate separately, but we try to coordinate as much as possible so we can both be as effective as possible.”

Messenger said that more collaboration between the two departments is a necessity to help deter crime from the campus area.

Becker said the biggest help students can be is to be aware of their surroundings. Whether to deter from being a victim, or helping out another student, Becker said awareness is key.

“If you see something that doesn’t look right to another student, pay attention,” Becker said. “You may not be a victim of the crime, but you may be a good witness if you are paying attention to what’s going on.”

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Buckeyes hope for a Michigan win for the seniors. are the times he spent with his brothers, his teammates.

One of his teammates, junior linebacker John Simon, said he was disappointed the team was not able to pull off a win on Senior Day. “It’s really something special to be in here everyday with those guys and we really wanted to send them off with a win because they mean everything to us and unfortunately we couldn’t do that,” Simon said.

Simon pointed to beating Michigan next

week in Ann Arbor, Mich., as a good way to send the seniors off.

“Hopefully we can send them away with a win against our rival,” Simon said.

OSU travels to Michigan Saturday in an attempt to keep its winning streak against the Wolverines alive. The Buckeyes have not lost to Michigan since Nov. 22, 2003.

After the 20-14 loss to Penn State, Fickell said the focus was all on the game in Ann Arbor.

“From here on out it’s a one-game season.

And Michigan has always been that way. It will never change,” Fickell said. “Greatest rivalry in all of sports. And we’re going to make sure those guys understand that.”

Adams said that while a win against Michigan is always great, he is going to remember certain moments in Ohio Stadium forever.

“To come out without a win in my last home game at the ’Shoe hurts a lot,” Adams said.

“I’ll never play here in the ’Shoe again, which is a crazy feeling. I’ll always remember the great times, like the fans rushing the field versus Wisconsin. You come here to OSU to play in those big games.”

Daniel “Boom” Herron finished the game against PSU with 76 yards on the ground.

Herron said it was an honor to be welcomed by OSU fans one last time.

“It was a great honor, coming out here and playing in front of these great fans … they are behind us all the way. It was an honor to come out and play in front of them,” Herron said. “It’s going to be hard to understand that this is my last time playing (in Ohio Stadium).”

editors agree on yearbooks serving as an archival piece.

Gregory Lehner, editor-in-chief of University of Wisconsin’s “Badger Yearbook,” referring to yearbooks as a “time capsule.”

“It’s like buying a part of history and it holds your best memories from college,” Lehner said.

With seven out of the 12 Big Ten universities still producing yearbooks, many face similar challenges in production to The Makio’s, one being a lack of student awareness that a yearbook even exists on a largelypopulated campus.

Jessica Uzar, editor-in-chief of Penn State University’s yearbook, “La Vie,” said about 90 percent of students are unaware of Penn State having a yearbook, despite “La Vie” having been established since 1889.

Foriska said that given OSU’s big student population, The Makio has also experienced difficulties in making students aware of its existence.

Vicari Vollmar, editor-in-chief of Michigan State University’s yearbook, “Red Cedar Log,” said it is a disappointment seeing universities cut yearbook programs.

“By cutting programs, they’re taking away from students’ career fields (because yearbooks are) beneficial to students who

obtain and work on the book — teaching students life and job skills and financial aspects,” Vollmar said.

“Red Cedar Log” hasn’t experienced the same production challenges other Big Ten Universities have faced though. It maintains a constant student interest because it’s offered free to MSU students through student taxes, similar to OSU’s student activity fees withdrawn from students’ tuition, Vollmar said.

Foriska said social media platforms such as Facebook and Flickr offer an option for archiving information, but because technology is constantly evolving, there’s the risk of whether such technologies will be compatible in the future. He recalled inserting floppy disks in computers, having shoeboxes of photos and using a flip phone while he was an undergraduate student just 10 years ago.

“While [technology] may change, this is going to stay the same forever, (a book) is not bound by technology,” Foriska said.

Lehner said that the cost of the book is minimal compared to the memories the book preserves.

“You spend nearly $3,000 in your time here in college buying textbooks, so why not spend $50 on a book you actually get to keep?”

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‘Makio’ takes first hiatus since 2000.

In 2010, The Lantern business office was signed onto a one-year deal to manage advertising sales for The Makio.

The Makio tries to break even in sales and production costs, Foriska said. Annual revenues for the yearbook are cycled for production costs the following year and equipment renewal. Past editions of the yearbook are sold as an additional form of revenue. Editions published prior to 2000 are sold at a set $35 and editions since 2000 cost $55.

The Makio overcame its hiatus in 2000 under the leadership of two undergraduate students who worked with the Office of Student Affairs to revive the yearbook.

The office assigned Heather McGinnis as The Makio’s adviser when she was hired as Coordinator of Student Involvement at the time.

“At the time I worked with The Makio, yearbooks served a historical, archival purpose,” McGinnis said in an email.

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studentvoice Emails won’t solve crime issues MICHAEL FLANNAGAN Lantern columnist flannagan.6@osu.edu

for the safety and well-being of our students. That is our shared commitment for the foundation of a University community.

The recent uptake in crime that has taken place over the last few weeks has many Ohio State students — especially those who live off-campus where the robberies have taken place — on alert.

When I check my email everyday, I now almost expect to have a Timely Warning in my inbox, informing me of yet another robbery. It is becoming increasingly clear that something must be done and that OSU officials must take some kind of action to help protect us, rather than giving veiled advice in an email.

Late last week President E. Gordon Gee released the following email to the student body about the crimes:

Sincerely, E. Gordon Gee President

Dear Students and Colleagues: I write to let you know my plans for addressing the recent incidents of crime occurring in the areas adjacent to our campus. I have convened a small team of senior University leaders — from Student Life, Public Safety, and other areas — to provide recommendations for a comprehensive program that will help to ensure our students’ safety. The team’s recommendations are due to me next week, and we will begin implementing new strategies the following week.

Clearly, we will do everything possible to provide

Gee’s letter is a positive sign that the university is taking this more seriously than they had previously made us feel they were. In the spirit of the letter, I offer a few suggestions on what the university can do immediately for us, its students.

Contact Columbus city authorities and settle petty jurisdictional turf war It is asinine to think that OSU Police have jurisdiction to act and arrest on the Union-side of High Street but not on the opposite side. It is even crazier to think that there can be university-sponsored off-campus events that are blocks away from campus, but our campus police have no authority over them. Columbus Division of Police has been criticized both by local media and by students for failing to act in a fast manner in the past. Just ask some students on campus, they will tell you they believe that is the case here. End the political games, and work out a cross-jurisdictional agreement today.

Devote more money to the Student Safety Escort One of the common complaints that has risen

Punishment for intentional grounding is too harsh for the nature of the crime

After Wisconsin’s win over Illinois on Saturday made next week’s Wisconsin-Penn State a de-facto play-in game for Dec. 3’s Big Ten Championship Game, I struggled to come up with a coherent thought that was worth writing about in regards to what was essentially an exhibition game played later that day between Penn State and Ohio State.

As I watched the Buckeyes and the Nittany Lions play the first meaningless game between the two storied programs that I can remember, it wasn’t the uselessness of the wildcat offense, a fourth-quarter drop by sophomore wide receiver Corey “Philly” Brown, three bad snaps from senior center Michael Brewster, or the inconsistency of the OSU defense that bothered me the most about Saturday’s game.

Instead, it was an incomplete pass thrown by OSU freshman quarterback Braxton Miller on the Buckeyes’ final drive that I found to be the most troublesome part of Saturday’s game.

But the disturbing part of the

an incomplete pass on first down means that a team has 25 percent less of a shot at gaining the necessary 360 inches that result in a first down.

I understand, however, that sometimes an incomplete pass is the lesser of two evils when it comes between throwing an incompletion and taking a sack and that intentional grounding is therefore unfair to teams with successful pass rushes.

Therefore, I understand why a loss of yards could be viewed as a fair punishment to the rule, but not in conjunction with a loss of downs. That’s just double jeopardy.

And then there’s the 10-second runoff from the clock. Where did this even come from and why did anyone think it was fair? A team’s already been punished by a loss of downs and field position, now we’re taking time away from them too? As we saw against Wisconsin, one play can be the difference between a win and loss for a team, and running off 10 seconds basically takes away, at the very least, two potential game-winning plays.

I’m not saying that the intentional grounding call was the difference between a Buckeyes’ win and a Buckeyes’ loss on Saturday, because I know that’s not the case. What I am saying, though, is that the game of football isn’t perfect, and it won’t be until a brighter light is shed on the injustices of the game. That starts with evaluating how teams are punished for throwing the ball away.

Extend Campus Area Bus Service hours / Work out an agreement with local cab companies Yes, these attacks seem to be occurring during the weekend and usually in the middle of the night, but at least one robbery took place during the early evening hours and another near 6 a.m. on a weekend. These robberies are taking place off campus and on routes that the CABS usually travels pretty close to. I understand that the bus routes are for when classes are in high peak, but it seems when the sun sets (on a weekday when CABS is running), the wait time for the buses increases dramatically.

CABS does not run as often on weekends when most of us have our free time and are out and about.

The obvious option here is to extend bus service hours on weekends and perhaps later at night during Friday evenings. If that is not an option, then work out some shared agreement with a local cab company to take students home on reduced prices or for free. When students are being robbed because they are walking home, the obvious solution is to provide every option to make sure students are not walking home.

All of us — students and school officials, as well as local officials — have to have an open and honest communication about the recent attacks. As students, we have to trust that the authorities and our leaders at school are doing all that they can. To some, that trust hasn’t been earned right now (when Columbus police claim one day that crime is not on an upswing, only to admit it after the fifth attack in less than two weeks, it tends to make us not trust them). That is why Gee’s initiative is the right solution.

Gee, I implore you to please come up with real solutions, not temporary stopgap measures, and to do so quickly. You proudly profess how much you care about students and the OSU community. Here is your chance to prove it with real results. We’re counting on you.

MLB realignment, additional Wild Card teams were smart moves for the league While I have never actually written a letter to MLB expressing my ideas for change, there have been two major changes I have lobbied for while discussing the sport with my peers.

Apparently, the minds behind professional baseball have finally realized what I have found obvious for years, as both of those changes are now set to take shape.

Based purely on mathematics, the MLB playoffs are the toughest to qualify for among the four major professional sports leagues. Only eight of the league’s 30 teams, barely more than one out of every four teams, make the playoffs. In contrast, 12 of the NFL’s 32 teams making its playoffs, while more than half make the playoffs in the NBA and NHL, with 16 out of each league’s 30 teams qualifying.

The lack of available playoff spots heightens the importance for a balanced playing field that presents each team with a fair opportunity to make the postseason. This has not been the case due to MLB’s present divisional structure, with only four teams in the American League West, six teams in the National League Central, and five teams in the other four divisions.

The logical transition has always been to move a team from the NL Central to the AL West, and my suggestion has been the Houston Astros. The Astros are the perfect choice to make this move. They have been in existence since 1962, but have no traditional rivalries within the National League. By moving the Astros to the AL West, a natural in-state rivalry is formed between

the Astros and Texas Rangers.

MLB commissioner Bud Selig announced last week that the Astros will move to the American League in 2013, in accordance with the sale of the Astros franchise to Jim Crane.

This creates a balance, at least mathematically, throughout the MLB, as both leagues will have 15 teams, and all six divisions will have 5 teams.

However, in a sport where large-market teams such as the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox tend to make the playoffs perennially, having just eight playoff spots would still present an overly difficult challenge for many teams to make the postseason. While the prestige of making the postseason is certainly amplified by the difficulty of obtaining a playoff berth, I believe the leagues to be legitimately strong enough to warrant adding a fifth team from both the American and National Leagues to the postseason.

Selig also announced last week that the MLB owners have approved an additional wild-card team for each league. In the expanded playoff format, each league will send its three division winners and two wild-card teams to the postseason, with the two wild-card teams playing in a one-game playoff to earn a berth into the standard three-tiered bracket.

The timing of this decision is somewhat coincidental. This past season, the final day of the regular season ended up being the season’s most exciting night, with both the AL and NL wildcard races coming down to the final games. By adding a second

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play had nothing to do with the ball not landing in the hands of an OSU receiver. No, what bothered me most was that, as a referee’s yellow flag landed on the field immediately after the play, for the first time in my 20 years of watching football, I realized that the punishment for the violation known as intentional grounding certainly doesn’t fit the crime.

In college football, intentional grounding is called when a quarterback stays within the tackle box and attempts a pass to an area of the field that does not contain an eligible receiver from his own team. The spirit of the rule is to prevent teams from avoiding sacks by throwing pass attempts that have no chance of being completed.

The punishment assessed for intentional grounding, however, doesn’t come close to matching a crime that doesn’t even result in a positive play by the offending team.

If a team is deemed to be guilty of intentionally grounding the ball, a team is assessed a loss of down at the spot of the foul, and if the penalty occurs in the last minute of a half — as it did for the Buckeyes on Saturday — a 10-second runoff from the play clock. That’s three potential punishments — two of which are guaranteed — for a play that, again, doesn’t result in any sort of positive gain for a team.

I would argue that the loss of down that accompanies the initial result of the play is punishment enough for a team. Football is a game of inches, and merely throwing

over the Student Safety Escort service is that they always seem to be full. Students complain that they have to make reservations hours in advance for a service they may not know they need until they need it. The problem isn’t with the service itself, the problem seems to be with funding for the service. The escort service is student-run, but they have limited resources so they cannot buy as many vehicles or pay as many staff members as they (presumably) would like because of lack of funds. As with everything in the campus, the escort service has a budget — increase it. Make this a viable option for every student or end the service, because if it isn’t available when students need it and it’s not available because the college won’t give it the money it needs then, the program is not going to work.

wild-card team, and having the annual one-game playoffs to determine a berth in the postseason bracket, the tremendous drama those single-game scenarios create will now be an annual occurrence following the regular season.

Even with exactly one out of every three teams making the MLB playoffs once this expansion is implemented, their postseason will still be the most exclusive among the four major professional sports leagues.

Making the playoffs will continue to carry prestige. While a league without salary restrictions or revenue sharing will never have an equal playing field, the combination of these two big moves by the MLB go a long way in balancing the opportunity for each of its 30 teams to make it to the postseason.

Baseball is known for its attention to tradition and its resistance to change. The MLB made a great decision by averting its stance and finally making these adjustments, which should have been made years ago.

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Penn State running back Silas Redd (25) attempts to dive into the endzone during the 3rd quarter of an NCAA football game between the Penn State Nittany Lions and the Ohio State Buckeyes held at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, Ohio. OSU lost, 14-20.

Letter from a Penn State fan To all Ohio State Buckeye fans: 1) Thank you for your class shown at yesterday’s game.

2) Thank you for your goal line stand against PSU. I wasn’t happy, but it was truly classic and should be applauded by both teams. I remember Alabama’s goal line stand against us in the Sugar Bowl (it still makes me ill), but it was classic.

3) But most of all, thank you for providing me with a break for at least three-and-a-half hours from

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I saw Woody Hayes last game at PSU in 1978 and Joe Pa’s this year on TV. It would be great if we could go back in time and forever watch a Woody/ Joe Pa coached team play against each other every Saturday during the fall.

Regards, David Shimamoto. Penn State University ‘81

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Ayan Sheikh Multimedia editor sheikh.51@osu.edu Ohio State students filled the Archie M. Griffin Ballroom at the Ohio Union Thursday to watch and listen to Grammy-nominee reggae and hip-hop artist Matthew Paul Miller, better known by his stage name, Matisyahu, perform some of his hits and share some of his life experiences with the audience.

The Ohio Union Activities Board organized the event, called “Matisyahu on Music and Meaning.”

Miller entertained the audience by singing songs such as “Silence,” “Jerusalem,” “Darkness in the Light” and “King Without a Crown.”

Although he spent a great portion of the two hours singing, rapping and beat-boxing, he did answer a few questions directed to him by students about his Jewish beliefs and the messages he tries to get across to his fans.

Miller shared the story of when he began to sport the yarmulke, customary Jewish headwear, with the audience and his parents’ — who were Jewish but not particularly devout — reactions to it.

“I put on the yarmulke and I was looking in the

mirror, (and) I was like, ‘Nah, this is not so bad, really,’ and I went downstairs to the kitchen — I was living with my parents at home at the time — and my parents were like, ‘What the hell? What is this?’” he said.

He also explained reaction from others.

“We were driving to Florida because my grandmother was sick, so I remember we pulled over at a gas station somewhere in the South,” he said. “I went in and I forgot I had the yarmulke on and I just noticed people were looking at me … a little differently than I was used to, and I realized, ‘Oh, I got the yarmulke on.”

Miller also recalled when he realized he had a calling in music.

“As a kid, I think I was an OK performer, but I never really found my nature and what I wanted to be in terms of music and the kind of music that I liked until later on,” he said.

Miller said he listened to a wide variety of music.

“I became really absorbed to listening to bands and singers at the time, and once I started singing, I remember a couple of moments where I sang for people,” he said. “I sang the Bob Marley song, ‘No Woman No Cry,’ and knew it (the song) touched them, and I realized, ‘Oh I’m a good singer.’”

Although tickets to the event were sold out, it took a while for students to fill the ballroom.

Once everyone was seated, all eyes were on the stage waiting for the artist to arrive.

It wasn’t until 7:15 p.m. that he took the stage along with his guitarist Adam Weinberg.

Matisyahu not only dazzled the crowd with his unique style of music, he also incorporated beatboxing and fast-paced rapping into most of his songs, which the crowd seemed to enjoy.

Chad Naiman, a third-year in chemistry, said it was Matisyahu’s music that helped him make an important life decision.

“My first song was ‘One Day,’” he said. “I was about to do something that was really important to me and I thought that one day maybe I will get it done and it worked out. It was inspiring.”

Caitlin Clifton, a first-year in international studies, described the performance as “relaxing.”

“I thought it was amazing and really relaxing to come and just hear reggae music,” she said. “It’s so different from anything else you hear around campus.”

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Columbus to take on Mozart’s classic opera, ‘Don Giovanni’ Jackie Storer Lantern reporter storer.29@osu.edu Gentlemen, hide your wives.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s opera “Don Giovanni,” about a notorious playboy and his many revenge-thirsty women, is scheduled to come to the Southern Theatre at 8 p.m. Friday and at 2 p.m.

Sunday.

The opera, based on the story of Don Juan, will be performed by the Toronto-based group Opera Atelier and will be performed with the Opera Columbus Chorus and the Columbus Symphony.

Columbus-based soprano singer Peggy Kriha Dye will be performing as Elvira, a former lover of Giovanni’s who is torn between helping him and helping the other women he has hurt.

For Dye, performing in her hometown is an exciting opportunity as she’s constantly on the road.

“It’s so cool. I’ve never done it before,” she said.

“It’s a new experience. A lot of my friends will hear me sing for the first time and it’s great. It’s nice to be able to go home after rehearsal as well.”

Though she will perform for her friends in Columbus, most of the time when she is on the road, she doesn’t see her family.

However, she has a rule that she meets her husband and kids every two weeks “no matter the expense,” she said.

“We made that sacrifice for each other to meet every two weeks, but it’s very difficult,” Dye said.

In the meantime, she finds solace in her road family.

“I’ve become very close with the people I’m working with and (they) kind of become your shortterm family, in a way,” she said. “That’s kind of how opera works, in a way.”

Dye performs with a group that tends to put on operas that are hundreds of years old, she said.

Mozart premiered the opera 224 years ago.

However, not all aspects of the operas are old.

“The stories … and the relationships are very current,” she said. “So even though they were written very long ago, they are very relevant today.”

One theme in particular she pointed out was the “playboy” theme.

“Don Giovanni is a bad boy. … I’m sure we could name a couple we know in real life,” she said.

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‘Don Giovanni’ is scheduled to come to the Southern Theatre at 8 p.m. Nov. 25, 2011, and 2 p.m. Nov. 27, 2011.

In the opera, Giovanni flirts with innocent women, all of whom exact their own personal blends of revenge on the unsuspecting young nobleman.

“We all know people like that, we know characters like that and we have feelings like that,” Dye said in reference to the women.

The themes in the opera make it so universal that the story of “Don Giovanni” has been set during World War II and in the Wild West, Dye said.

Though the story has been changed throughout the years, Mozart’s music has always been the foundation that kept the opera attached to its roots.

Dye said that while Mozart’s music had aged, she thinks it will still be well received by the crowd.

“There’s a reason why his music has lasted hundreds of years — it’s because it’s really good,” she said. “Although it’s classical and it’s operatic, themes in the music repeat and it’s easy to follow.”

Mozart’s is Dye’s favorite music to sing, she said.

“It’s beautiful, it’s challenging, it’s creative (and) it’s interesting,” she said. “I’ve never been tired of singing his music for 20 years.”

Mozart’s music was brought back to life for the company’s 2011-2012 season opener, which kicked off Oct. 29 in Toronto.

Arthur Kaptainis said in a review for Canada’s National Post that the company has the ability to deviate from the libretto but can still stay true to the story.

“This is precisely why Opera Atelier seems such an island of artistry these days amid a roiling sea of updating and distortion,” he said.

Toronto Star theatre critic Richard Ouzounian said “Don Giovanni” is “a devilishly delicious opera.”

Dye added that “Don Giovanni” is great for inexperienced opera-goers as the music is in Italian with English subtitles.

“For those who have never been to an opera before, this is a really great first-time opera,” she said.

Tickets range from $39 to $98 and can be purchased at the Ohio Theatre Ticket Office or via any Ticketmaster outlet.

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DeVier Posey bids adieu to the ’Shoe Chelsea Castle Managing editor for content castle.121@osu.edu After running through the tunnel of pride for the first time this year, senior wide receiver DeVier Posey was welcomed by dozens of fans crying his name. He then knelt on the field, taking a moment to pray and soak in what was his first and last football game as a senior in Ohio Stadium.

“I just thanked (God) for allowing me to be here,” Posey said. “I just kissed the field and I talked to the stadium for a little minute. I said ‘I miss you.’ It’s just a great place to play and I just love this place.”

Returning from two five-game suspensions for selling OSU football memorabilia, receiving improper benefits and being overpaid for work he did not do at a summer job, Posey made his season-debut against Penn State Saturday. Talk of his return was ubiquitous leading up to the game, and he was embraced by what was easily the loudest cheer when his name was called during the pregame senior ceremony.

Posey said he was excited to get back on the field to do what he was “born to do.”

“I feel normal,” Posey said. “I felt like 10 weeks have been the oddest feeling not playing, so it felt pretty normal to be out there and be with the guys, I was just real excited.”

Posey showed that his skill did not diminish during his time off the field, as he led the Buckeyes with four receptions for 66 yards total in the game.

His first catch of the year came in the first quarter when he received a pass from freshman quarterback Braxton Miller, giving OSU a first down. The 39-yard reception was the Buckeyes’ second-longest pass completion this season.

Posey said the catch was “just routine.”

“I understand the kind of quarterback Braxton is. The play is never over,” Posey said. “I just tried to find an open space and hopefully he kept his eyes down field and he just caught me.”

Posey said he was honored to play with Miller for the first time.

“To be honest, I’m honored that I got to be on the field with him, cause I really feel like he’s gonna be a great player,” Posey said. “I feel like he has the right people around him to be a great quarterback.”

In the second quarter, Posey continued to make an impact on the game when he caught a pass from Miller for a gain of 18 yards. Posey’s block contributed to Miller’s touchdown run and the Buckeyes’ first score in the game.

But the catch of the game arguably could have been Posey’s one-handed snag after a deep pass

by Miller, giving OSU a first down at

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OSU senior wide receiver DeVier Posey makes his first catch of the season Nov. 19, 2011, against Penn State. OSU lost, 20-14. the start of the fourth quarter during its comeback attempt.

Mike Jurek, a fourth-year in accounting, said he thought Posey had a solid comeback.

“I think his performance was pretty great,” Jurek said. “That (one-handed catch) was probably the best moment of the game for him.”

Despite missing 10 games this year, Posey said he can’t let himself feel missed by team, and he has learned from his actions in the past year.

“God doesn’t make mistakes, and that’s what I truly believe,” Posey said.

“I feel like this needed to happen for the boys and it needed to happen for me, and I’ve learned a lot from this.”

Posey said playing his first game all year was “the best I’ve felt in 2011,” and he is ready to move on from the past.

“I really don’t want to do too much of thinking about the past.

I really want to move forward and

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Former Florida coach Urban Meyer (left) celebrates after winning the Outback Bowl Jan. 1, 2011, in Tampa, Florida. Florida beat Penn State, 37-24. OSU coach Luke Fickell (right) addresses the media after being introduced as the 23rd head coach in OSU football history June 13, 2011, at the Fawcett Center.

Desmond Howard: ‘Fickell won’t be here’ Pat Brennan Sports editor brennan.164@osu.edu If Ohio State’s football program wasn’t aware of the rumors and reports linking former Florida coach Urban Meyer to OSU’s head coaching position before Saturday’s 20-14 loss to No. 21 Penn State, it surely was after the game.

Members of the OSU coaching staff and Buckeye players were peppered with questions regarding what is an uncertain future for current Buckeyes’ coach Luke Fickell, whose contract expires after the 2011 season.

A former Michigan Heisman Trophy winner came to OSU’s campus Sunday night and said Meyer was likely to be the Buckeyes’ head coach next season.

Meyer, currently a college football analyst for ESPN, is in talks with the university about the Buckeyes’ head coaching position, according to media reports.

The Ohio Union Activities Board hosted “The Greatest Rivalry in Sports featuring Eddie George, Desmond Howard and Todd McShay,” Sunday

where Howard, a former Michigan wide receiver, said Fickell is not a man that OSU wants. “(Fickell is) just keeping the seat warm,” Howard said. “He won’t be here next year.”

During his post-game press conference, Fickell said he was unaware of the news and remains undistracted as OSU prepares for its season finale against Michigan.

“We’re not going to use any excuses. If you don’t turn the TV on (and) you don’t listen, you don’t pay attention to those things,” Fickell said. “You stay focused on your players (and) you give them everything you’ve got.”

During ESPN’s broadcast of the Michigan versus Nebraska game Saturday, Meyer said he hadn’t been offered a job or accepted one from any school.

Should Meyer be offered the coaching job at OSU and accept, it is possible that Fickell, along with every coach on the OSU staff, would be out of a job at Ohio Stadium.

OSU defensive coordinator Jim Heacock agreed with Fickell, saying he was not distracted ahead of Saturday’s game against the Nittany Lions.

“I don’t think that has anything to do with this game,” Heacock said. “From our stand point, we prepared as hard as we always have. We thought we

had a good game plan. There’s just no excuses.”

Several OSU players echoed the sentiments expressed by Fickell and Heacock.

Senior left tackle Mike Adams said the rumors and reports regarding Meyer did not permeate the OSU locker room.

“We’re not really too worried about that,” Adams said. “Whatever happens, happens. We really don’t care. It’s more about this season.”

This season holds just one more game for the Buckeyes — a Saturday trip to Michigan Stadium to play the Wolverines. Should Fickell be replaced by Meyer, Saturday’s loss to the Nittany Lions may have been his last game at the helm of OSU football in the ’Shoe.

Senior running back Daniel “Boom” Herron” had words of support for Fickell after Saturday’s game.

Herron also said he “felt bad” for Fickell. “(Fickell) definitely supports us. He’s a great coach,” Herron said. “We always want good things to go for our coach. I wish him the best in the future.”

Kickoff for Saturday game against the Wolverines in Ann Arbor, Mich., is set for noon.

Women’s soccer out of NCAA Tournament after 2-1 loss to Duke Tyler Robinson Senior Lantern reporter robinson.1063@osu.edu The Ohio State women’s soccer team’s NCAA Tournament run came to an end Sunday as the Buckeyes lost their Sweet 16 matchup against top-seeded Duke, 2-1, in Durham, N.C. OSU concludes its season with a 12-9-2 record.

Senior forward Paige Maxwell gave the Buckeyes a 1-0 lead with a left-footed finish from eight yards out in the 29th minute. It was her fifth goal of the season.

The Blue Devils tallied two second-half scores, including the game-winner in the 81st minute, to knock off the Buckeyes.

The loss brought about the end to

OSU’s 2011 campaign, but not before it made some waves both in the Big Ten and in the NCAA Tournament.

OSU upset Milwaukee, 2-1, in the second round Friday to make it to the Sweet 16 for a second consecutive season. The unseeded Buckeyes also surprised No. 4-seed Tennessee with a 3-0, first-round tournament victory.

Coach Lori Walker told ohiostatebuckeyes.com that she is proud of what the team was able to achieve with a tournament berth that it didn’t even expect to receive.

“This team found a second life and made something of it,” Walker said. “We always said we wanted to advance until we met a team that is playing better than us. I hope Duke goes far and they do well. I give credit to our seniors for leading us to be

here and we’ve got nothing to be disappointed about.”

With the victory against Milwaukee, the 2011 senior class now finishes with 51 wins, tied with last year’s class for the most in program history.

Walker praised the seniors following the team’s 3-0 Senior Day win against Indiana on Oct. 30.

“From top to bottom, I think they’re just some of the nicest people I’ve ever worked with,” she said.

“Anytime you can have nine seniors go from the beginning to the end together, it’s a testament to their strength.”

The low point of the season was a stretch from Sep. 29 to Oct. 23, in which the team lost five of its seven games, leading Walker to classify

the offensive attack as being “in the crapper” following an Oct. 16 homeloss to Nebraska. It was during this slide that the Buckeyes almost let their postseason hopes slip away.

Not only did the Buckeyes make the NCAA tournament for the thirdstraight season, but several OSU players garnered postseason honors.

Senior defender Danielle Scoliere was named to the all-Big Ten firstteam and to the Big Ten all-tournament team, while sophomore midfielder Danica Wu was named to the all-Big Ten second-team.

Senior defender Liz Sullivan was OSU’s Big Ten sportsmanship honoree and also joined senior goalie Katie Baumgardner on the all-district academic third-team.

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Posey was ‘ready to play,’ Adams said. look forward to going up and beating Michigan,” Posey said.

Jurek said he thinks having Posey back for the game against Michigan will be beneficial for the team.

“Having a proven deep threat, we have a lot of young receivers but to have someone who you can trust to run deep and catch the ball pretty much every time is a great asset to have,” Jurek said.

In the post-game press conference, Posey spoke multiple times about how grateful he was for the opportunity to play again.

“I thank God for the opportunity that He allowed me to go through these hard times so I can learn things,” Posey said. “I know it’s been hard on Buckeye Nation, with all the suspensions and everything, but you can’t really test God’s will. You just

gotta let it be done.”

Senior offensive tackle Mike Adams said it was great to have Posey back on the field. “(Posey) was really hype. He was excited. He was ready to play. I think he showed that,” Adams said. “It’s just great to have a guy like that back, you know, just another leader back in the game.”

Before and during the game, Posey said he wasn’t concerned with hearing cheers or boos from the crowd.

“I’ve already heard enough negative things from you guys and trust me, it’s made me stronger,” Posey said. “And I wasn’t hearing the cheers and I wasn’t hearing the negative things, you know, it’s all the same. To me, it’s just what I love to do and nobody’s going to deter me from that.”

While Posey hasn’t played in the last 10 games, he has not been completely absent from the football team. He said he has continued to

practice to get better and teach the younger players on the team. “(I) tried to pass all the tricks that I had onto the young guys and try to

I vowed to come back when we did our apologies because I wanted to be around these guys, and I wanted to be around this place and I wanted to gradutate.

DeVier Posey OSU senior wide receiver show them my approach and how I prepare,” Posey said. “And who knows, maybe me coming back was just for those guys, to serve those guys, to show them how to do it.”

After receiving his first five-game suspension, Posey had the choice to stay at OSU. “I vowed to come back when we did our apologies because I wanted to

be around these guys, and I wanted to be at this place and I wanted to graduate,” Posey said. “And selfishly, I could’ve left and packed my stuff and did whatever, but that’s just not who I am as a person. I feel like you need to go through things to be a man.”

Following the issuing of NCAA suspensions Dec. 28, the five Buckeyes suspended — Posey, Adams, former quarterback Terrelle Pryor, running back Daniel “Boom” Herron and defensive lineman Solomon Thomas — issued apologies for their actions.

When walking off the field after the game, Posey turned around and took a last look back at the field and stadium.

“I just wanted to see the stadium and never forget what it looked like, because this place has molded me into a man,” Posey said. “And it’s just a beautiful place, I’m just honored to say that I’ve been a Buckeye.”

Penn State football fans enjoy ‘unbelievable’ welcome in Columbus Pat Brennan Sports editor brennan.164@osu.edu Penn State football fans had more to be happy about than the Nittany Lions’ 20-14 win Saturday at Ohio Stadium.

Less than two weeks ago, the PSU community was rocked by the revelation that former defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky was charged with sexually abusing children by Pennsylvania Attorney General Linda Kelly. A sizeable contingent of Nittany Lions fans attended a game away from Beaver Stadium in State College, Pa., Saturday and said their trip to the ’Shoe was made more pleasant by the respect and good behavior that was shown to them by Buckeye Nation.

In connection with the charges levied against Sandusky, PSU’s president for finance and business Gary Schultz and athletic director Tim Curley were also charged with perjury and failure to report child abuse. Former university President Graham Spanier resigned in the wake of the charges being made public and former Nittany Lions’ coach Joe Paterno, NCAA Division I’s all-time wins leader and the head coach of PSU football for 46 years, was fired.

It has been a tumultuous time for PSU students

and fans, including Cristen Mohn, 20, of Steelton, Pa., a third-year PSU student in nursing.

Mohn said the last two weeks have been hard for Nittany Lions fans, describing the experience as “unreal.”

“It was just kind of like shock a little bit,” said Mohn, who is currently dating fellow Steelton native and PSU junior defensive lineman Jordan Hill. “It’s just depressing. It’s gloomy. It’s just not the same knowing that all this is going on.”

Mohn also said that Buckeyes fans she encountered around Columbus were welcoming and supportive of the PSU community.

“We haven’t had any bad experiences,” Mohn said. “Everyone is saying ‘Thank you for coming.’

Some people were saying to us, ‘Penn State is still great school.’ Everybody that we’ve run into has been awesome.”

NCAA president Mark Emmert announced Friday that the NCAA would investigate “Penn State’s exercise of institutional control over its intercollegiate athletics programs,” according to multiple reports.

Nittany Lions fan Matt Curtis, 22, of Philipsburg, Pa., said that he expects harsh penalties to be administered to PSU football.

“As a university, you hope (PSU) can put everything together. It’s an institutional problem and there’s no reason to punish the players on the field,”

Curtis said. “And they probably had to be done with Paterno. He deserved to be fired if he did turn the other cheek, if that’s the case.”

Like Mohn, Curtis said that he too was welcomed to campus on Saturday, and that some OSU fans even engaged him with popular PSU football chants.

“Everyone’s been unbelievable,” Curtis said.

“Every time we walk by, somebody’s yelling, ‘We are,’ or ‘Welcome.’ I’m not going to lie, I’ve heard some horror stories from Ohio Stadium, but, so far, the fans have been awesome.”

Dave Stock, 25, of Pittsburgh, Pa., graduated from PSU with a telecommunications degree in 2008. Stock said that it has been painful for him to watch the situation in State College unfold.

“As a fan, it’s frustrating. We had an aura of ‘success with honor’ — that was (Paterno’s) mantra,” Stock said. “On the road, (PSU fans) would be looked at a little differently.”

Stock couldn’t deny that he received a surprisingly warm welcome upon arriving in Columbus.

“It’s been absolutely great, so far,” he said. “It’s been very classy. I have nothing but good things to say, and I never thought I would say that about Ohio State fans.”

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Monday November 21, 2011