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The arena was full and the stars were out for the No. 2 Ohio State men’s basketball game Tuesday against No. 3 Duke. All the Buckeyes needed to cap the memorable night was a win, and they got it.

The sophomore trio of forward Jared Sullinger, forward Deshaun Thomas and guard Aaron Craft combined for 56 points for the Buckeyes and senior guard William Buford added 20 points of his own to help OSU (7-0) cruise to an 85-63 win against the Blue Devils (7-1) at the Schottenstein Center.

“I thought Ohio State played a great game against us,” Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski said after the game. “They played with great verve and, obviously, were most deserving of the win.”

OSU coach Thad Matta said he was curious to see how his young team would perform on a big stage against Duke, and was pleased with the outcome.

“I think this team … is still so young. There’s a lot of uncertainty going into a game like tonight.

I was kind of excited just to see how we played,” Matta said. “The guys really played to their strengths tonight, which is huge for this team.”

With former OSU players Evan Turner, Scoonie Penn, Michael Conley, Jr., Greg Oden and Daequan Cook looking on, the Buckeyes jumped to an 11-0 lead just more than four minutes into the game.

Buford scored four points and Craft scored five points to key the early lead.

Craft, who notched 17 points and eight assists in the game, said the team knew it had to come out ready to play regardless of Duke’s reputation.

“Any time you play a big time program like that, you have to come out ready,” Craft said. “Our guys did that today.”

With the Buckeyes leading, 13-2, Duke went on a 12-3 run to narrow its deficit to 16-15.

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Jared Sullinger (0) drives to the basket against Duke defender Ryan Kelly (34) on Nov. 29, 2011, at the Schottenstein Center. OSU won the game, 85-63.

Semester switch to affect tuition payment Sarah Stemen Oller reporter stemen.66@osu.edu With Ohio State preparing for a switch to semesters starting Summer 2012, OSU has looked at how another Big Ten school handled the same switch.

OSU officials told The Lantern the university has looked to University of Minnesota to learn how to help students and faculty transition from quarters to semesters.

Officials from UM said the biggest impact on students during its semester conversion in 1999 was differences in tuition payments.

Sue Van Voorhis, director of academic support resources and registrar for UM, said the biggest underestimated impact the university saw was the change in the division of tuition.

“Students obviously had to pay tuition twice a year instead of three times, but it was the same amount,” Van Voorhis said. “I think that was what affected students the most, at least from what we’ve heard.”

OSU officials acknowledged this change during an interview with The Lantern. Melinda Nelson, assistant provost and search coordinator for the Office of Academic Affairs, said university officials are aware of this problem in the conversion.

“You will be making payments twice instead of three times so instead of having that chunk divided into thirds, it’s going to be divided into halves and we want students to be aware and careful of that,” Nelson said. “The timetable for these payments will be different as well.”

Sean Fitzpatrick, a member of OSU’s Undergraduate Student Government and of the

Semester Conversion Coordinating Committee, said USG has been working with Geoff Chatas, OSU chief financial officer, to prepare for the change.

“So we asked questions like how we figure out how to make these fee payment deadlines really acceptable for students. And we’re working on a temporary monthly plan,” Fitzpatrick said.

“Nothing is official on exactly how the months will work out. But at least for the short term, it will allow students to be able to take a look and plan their finances out over time.”

Van Voorhis said UM did see an increase in enrollment right before the switch, but did not experience much of a drop-off after, as some universities do.

“We did see that burst in enrollment right before, with students trying to finish their degrees

before the conversion,” Van Voorhis said.

“However, we formed a committee that reviewed students’ degrees after. So say a student only needed one or two more courses to complete his or her degree, the committee would decide to make an exception for the student.”

Van Voorhis attributed the committee to aiding in the expected drop right after the conversion.

“I know this is a usual trend, but we really didn’t see much of it,” Van Voorhis said.

Steven Fink, co-chair of the Semester Conversion Coordinating Committee, said university officials have examined UM and its trends and used them as tools for OSU’s switch.

“Being that we did see those trends with other universities like University of Minnesota, we will

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Having too much to drink is no longer an excuse for that irresponsible one-night stand.

Studies done by researchers at the University of Buffalo’s Research Institute on Addictions, as well as a study by an Ohio State graduate, show that binge drinking and risky sexual behavior have no relation.

The study at the University of Buffalo, Randomized Controlled Trial of Brief Interventions to Reduce College Students’ Drinking and Risky Sex, surveyed 154 heavy-drinking college students, 91 women and 63 men, whose sexual behavior put them at risk for HIV infection and other sexually transmitted diseases. Students were subjected to counseling on the amount of alcohol they consumed and their risk for HIV. Counseling for HIV-risk sexual behavior led to a decrease in unprotected sex. However, the counseling on alcohol consumption did not reduce unprotected sex.

Kurt Dermen, lead investigator of the study, said the results were surprising.

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A new study suggests that there is no relation between binge drinking and risky sexual behavior. drinking did not lead to a reduction in risky sex,” Dermen said. “However, it is clear from other research that many factors affect students’ decisions about condom use and partner choice.”

Daniela Faloon, a June 2011 OSU graduate with a bachelor’s degree in nursing, completed research for her honors thesis on binge drinking, self-esteem and sexual activity among women. Her thesis, “The

Relationships between Self-esteem, Binge Drinking and Sexual Risk Behaviors among Young Women” showed no correlation between binge drinking (defined as four or more drinks in one sitting) and risky sexual behavior.

However, higher levels of self-esteem were related to higher levels of binge drinking, according to Faloon’s findings.

“Women with higher self-esteem may be more confident and therefore, be more likely to go out and socialize,” Faloon said.

According to Faloon’s research, almost half of all sexually transmitted infections each year are among people ages 15 to 24.

“As a student at a large university I saw firsthand the prevalence of binge drinking and how it affects decision-making,” she said.

Both Faloon and Dermen acknowledged that there are other studies that show alcohol does play a role in sexual activity.

Amy Bonomi, a professor of human sexuality at OSU specializing in domestic violence and assault, cited a pilot study done by researchers at OSU showing that any alcohol use, including binge

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campus ‘Party with a purpose’ begins recruiting COLLEEN CAREY Lantern reporter carey.259@osu.edu One group on campus allows students to groove to some jams, meet new people and watch performances all while raising money for a good cause.

BuckeyeThon is a student organization that hosts an annual 12-hour dance marathon in the Ohio Union, which raises money to help fund pediatric cancer care at Nationwide Children’s Hospital.

Mark Mangia, president of BuckeyeThon and fourth-year in medical technologies, explained that the group raises money year-round and ends its philanthropic year with BuckeyeThon, the dance marathon event.

“Though we do quite a few fundraising events and some awareness activities to start building awareness throughout the student population to try to get them to come out for our event and fundraise for kids with pediatric cancer, we essentially culminate with our BuckeyeThon dance marathon event in February,” Mangia said.

Kaitlyn Boggs, student organization recruitment chair of BuckeyeThon and second-year in microbiology, said BuckeyeThon is the largest non-profit donor to Nationwide Children’s Hospital and thirdlargest profit donor behind Target and Walmart.

“It’s a party with a purpose,” Boggs said. “The more money we raise, the more miracles.”

The BuckeyeThon dance marathon event is primarily funded through the student activity fee each student pays at the beginning of every quarter and a $10 registration fee students pay to participate. Currently the student activity fee is $25 per quarter, per student.

In 2010, dancers raised $100,823. In 2011, BuckeyeThon raised $222,518.

They also hold various fundraisers throughout the year to help put it on. All donations raised by participants go to Nationwide Children’s Hospital.

There is an online registration system through which students can register themselves, form teams and raise donations through an email feature.

Mangia said that the majority of students involved in BuckeyeThon form teams from residence halls, fraternities or sororities, or other student organizations.

“We’re bringing together all sorts of communities at this university and pulling them together in this really exciting 12-hour event,” Mangia said.

“The majority of our folks who get in, register and start sending out those emails right away and start utilizing that Facebook integration that happens with the page have great success (in fundraising).”

Each dancer must raise $100 to participate.

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ANDI HENDRICKSON Lantern reporter hendrickson.1085@osu.edu Bike Thefts A male student reported his bicycle stolen on Nov. 28 from Arps Hall.

Ohio State Police recommend students with bicycles use two locks to prevent theft. Students can also register bicycles at Blankenship Hall for free to help return stolen items.

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Students dance for 17 hours during the BuckeyeThon charity event on Feb. 26, 2011 in the Archie M. Griffin Grand Ballroom in the Ohio Union.

Mangia said that they wanted to banish the thinking that you have to donate big to make a big difference.

“There are a lot of perceptions that ‘I’m not Les Wexner and I can’t give $1,000 let alone $100 million,’” Mangia said. “But I can give $10 and some of my friends can give $10 and if we do this at a large scale, like we can at Ohio State, … there are a lot of things as a community we can do to still impact a child who has cancer.”

Attendance for BuckeyeThon 2011 was just shy of 800 students and lasted 17 hours, Mangia said.

The group has started tracking registration and there are already more than 900 registrants for BuckeyeThon 2012, which will be held on February 25-26 from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. The event was shortened this year to 12 hours.

“We listened to our student population and 17 hours is a long time,” Mangia said. “Twelve hours is also a significant commitment but we know we can deliver an event that is truly impactful.”

The main space for the event is in the Archie M. Griffin Grand Ballroom in the Ohio Union. Bands perform in the Performance Hall. Various games and activities occur in rooms in the basement, such as Zumba, which is an aerobic dance class. Patients from Nationwide Children’s Hospital are also invited to the event and OSU students can interact with them during BuckeyeThon.

“It’s very much a collective (event),” Mangia said. “The Union is BuckeyeThon. We’re very fortunate that our event is overnight so we can use everything.”

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With so much going on, Mangia said it is hard to describe what the event BuckeyeThon actually is.

“As the years go on, I’ve found it’s harder to call ourselves a dance marathon,” Mangia said. “In all honesty, the central focus of our event is that we’re collectively coming together and dancing for a cause, but dancing is far from the only thing available to our attendees.

“Just as much as there is the opportunity for our students to be dancing, there is just as much if not more opportunity for them to be doing other things like service opportunities.”

Michael Orr, a second-year in welding engineering, said he attended BuckeyeThon last year and is looking forward to the event this year, for which he is a team captain for Barrett House.

“It’s a lot of fun to be a part of something that’s a lot bigger than myself,” Orr said. “Having everyone be there for the same cause and being there and meeting the kids with cancer means a lot.”

Mangia said the pay-it-forward message was the most important thing to take away from BuckeyeThon.

“The Ohio State experience doesn’t provide you any other large-scale philanthropic opportunity for you to engage in with your fellow students, nothing like BuckeyeThon,” Mangia said.

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On Nov. 22, a staff member reported deception to obtain dangerous drugs at the Veterinary Medical Academic Building in an unrelated incident.

Mirror Lake During the jump-in at Mirror Lake on the night of Nov. 22, University police arrested three students for disorderly conduct.

One theft from the Mirror Lake area was reported to University police.

On the same evening, three male students were arrested for offenses involving underage persons, according to University police reports.

A female student was arrested during the Mirror Lake Jump for resisting arrest and assault on an officer, according to University police.

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Tuesday’s crowd Blue Devils freshman guard Austin Rivers, son of Boston Celtics coach Doc Rivers, provided six points on 2-of-4 shooting and an assist to help cut the OSU lead with 11:24 remaining in the first half.

Rivers finished with a team-high 22 points and three assists.

Sullinger, who finished the game with 21 points, helped spur a second offensive spurt, which allowed the Buckeyes to widen their lead to 34-21 with just more than 6:00 remaining in the half. Duke was just 9-of-20 from the floor at that point in the game.

During a stoppage in play with 3:45 to play in the half and OSU up, 38-26, Krzyzewski, the all-time wins leader in NCAA history, stood on the floor and stared down the court at a referee. Krzyzewski stomped his feet as he was ordered back to the Blue Devils’ bench area.

Krzyzewski’s first-half frustrations didn’t end there.

Thomas beat the half-time buzzer with a floater to send the Buckeyes into half with a 47-29 lead.

Thomas finished the half with a game-high 13 points in the opening stanza.

The Buckeyes kept coming when play resumed in the second half as LeBron James and Dwayne Wade of the Miami Heat and Chris Paul of the New Orleans Hornets looked on from courtside seats beneath the basket.

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were another problem the university faced. prepare the changes,” Fink said. “We will staff accordingly.”

As far as staffing for the increase, Van Voorhis said the number of faculty actually has grown after the conversion.

“Unlike most universities, we had to create a lot of courses in basics like English, Spanish, math, things like that. So since we were creating a lot of courses, we added members to our faculty,” Van Voorhis said. “Now since then, I know that number has declined, but not due to the semester conversion.”

One of the biggest problems that the university encountered was the issue of course conversions, Van Voorhis said.

“A lot of faculty members weren’t sure how to write their curriculum for semesters. One of the biggest problems was that faculty did not do

Thomas blew a kiss to the crowd and held up three fingers after nailing a 3-pointer from the corner to extend OSU’s advantage to 50-30 early in the second half.

Then, with 14:53 to play, Craft banked a 3-pointer off the backboard to extend OSU’s lead to a gamehigh 24 points at 58-34. Craft smiled and shrugged his shoulders and he trotted back on defense.

Duke fought to keep the game from getting out of hand as the teams approached the midway point of the second half, but the Blue Devils offense couldn’t keep up with OSU. The Blue Devils’ 3-of-15 shooting from behind the arc didn’t do them any favors. OSU also out-rebounded Duke, 33-25, in the game, and scored 15 second-chance points to Duke’s nine.

With 2:58 to play in the game, sophomore guard Lenzelle Smith, Jr., hauled in a rebound before contacting a Duke player in mid-air and landing squarely on his elbow and tailbone. Smith, remained on the ground for several minutes, left the court without assistance, but did not return to the game. “(Smith) is in good shape,” Matta said. “He got the wind knocked out of him, but I think he’s going to be in good shape. He was fine after the game.”

A sellout crowd of 18,809 still had plenty of reason to cheer, though. Fans rose to their feet as Craft and Sullinger were lifted from the game with just more than two minutes to play. The Buckeyes then drained the game clock in the closing moments to clinch a 22-point win.

“Buckeye Nation was loud,” Sullinger said. “We loved it. This basketball team is tough. We were tough today.”

enough due diligence,” she said. “So five years after the conversion, we had almost all colleges go through and renew their course material.”

Van Voorhis said she did not know how much the semester conversion cost the university.

Requests for OSU’s budget on the semester conversion are still being calculated.

Some students think OSU is not allotting as much attention to the conversion as is needed.

“So far, I think the university is not addressing this as they should be,” said Wesley Tyree, a fifth-year in dance. “My department has brought it up a couple times, but they haven’t really been giving it as much attention as I think should be given to it.”

Others said they feel the university is adjusting fine.

Emily Bitticker, a first-year in chemistry, said she is not worried about the conversion.

“I’m not really nervous for the switch at all. I trust Ohio State,” she said. “In my survey class, my adviser has been talking about it so I’m pretty comfortable with it.”

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Other studies say alcohol can play a role in sexual activity. drinking (having five or more drinks on any given occasion), leads to more sexual partners.

“On college campuses, the trend is to hook up,” Bonomi said. “The traditional date is like no longer in existence.”

Alexandra Egger, a fourth-year in communication, said that alcohol can alter peoples decision making.

“Alcohol lowers your inhibition and reduces your ability to make judgments that coincide with your beliefs,” Egger said. “That factor, plus the college environment where there is constant peer pressure, can really lead to more promiscuous behavior.”

Bonomi explained that there are many more factors involved with risky sexual behavior than sexually transmitted diseases.

Women tend to feel bad after having a “random hook up,” she said. Typically men are not upset by these occurrences.

Bonomi attributed this situation to society’s “gender double standard” that men are expected to be more sexually forward than women.

Bonomi’s advice to students who want to avoid finding themselves in risky sexual situations: use the “buddy system” at parties and bars, abstain from drinking or simply drink less.

“Let’s put it this way: the hook up does not happen without alcohol,” Bonomi said.

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And just like that, Luke Fickell is no longer the head coach of the Ohio State football team.

Fickell, despite the odds, led our football team to a respectable 6-6 record. Yep, that’s right, 6-6 is a respectable record. It’s surely not first, but it’s also not last and that’s important to remember when looking back on this season. He had his back to the wall from the beginning, and in my opinion, made the best of a bad situation. Short of the Miami game, I can’t remember a single football game

that this team wasn’t in until the very end. In every Big Ten conference game the team had a chance to win and you have to attribute at least some of that to Fickell and his staff. Every Big Ten loss was just one or two plays away from going in OSU’s favor. After all, none of these games was lost by more than a touchdown.

There’s something to be said for the fact that the score of these games was that close. This team played for Fickell. Sure, OSU fans aren’t used to losing five Big Ten conference games, let alone that one to the team up North. But, we didn’t hit the low that Michigan saw during the Rich Rodriguez years. The past four times the teams met, Michigan scored a combined 27 points, something that OSU topped in the game on Saturday. A loss is still a loss, but a loss in which the team was competitive is much better than one in which they were blown out.

Alas, this is all hypothetical and the team still finished with a 6-6 record.

Respectable, yes, but not up to the standard that OSU football holds itself to. Urban Meyer was announced

as the next head coach Monday and signed a six-year deal worth $24 million. Brighter days are on the horizon for OSU football.

I’m not suggesting the school shouldn’t have hired Meyer, but fans should take a moment to reflect back upon the position that Fickell put this team in. Taking over a program as head coach is tough enough, let alone doing so when that program is under the intense scrutiny of NCAA investigation. Fickell kept the team focused on the task at hand, playing football. It may not have been pretty at times, but Fickell kept it respectable. They had a chance to win every week, and as a fan that’s all I can ask for.

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Luke Fickell’s 1-year run as head football coach at OSU will end in 2012 when Urban Meyer takes over.

OSU should teach life lessons, not stick to the books COPY Chief

As I walked to class Monday, grumbling about having a case of the Mondays, I realized it was the last time my week would start by trudging to a lecture. And then the panic set in.

With graduation just around the corner I am supposed to be equipped with all the skills necessary to enter the world as a successful, contributing member of society.

Classes for my journalism major, along with my time at The Lantern, have molded me into an apt editor, fluent in AP style and capable of cranking out an article about most anything.

But that seems to be where my education stopped.

At Ohio State, those majoring in journalism are forced to choose a minor from a narrow list of possibilities.

JESSICA SHAMBAUGH shambaugh.14@osu.edu So, I’ve spent my final quarter on this beautiful campus cramming in classes about sociology. While I have nothing

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negative to say about the field — I have learned some interesting facts about gangs and the deviants that walk among us — I have to say I’m not certain how any of this will impact my life.

In 10 years, when I’m a journalist thriving in a “dying” field, will it be my knowledge of the Crips or my understanding of mental illnesses that ensures my job? No, it will be my time at this paper and the things I learned while living in such a diverse community as this.

When I am ready to buy a house, will my knowledge of Russian films help me learn to get a loan? When my car won’t start, will it be my in-depth knowledge of the Italian language that helps me fix it? The answer to

all of these is no. I don’t know what a mortgage even is or how people can ever afford to retire, but I do know that John Hinckley, Jr. attempted to assassinate Ronald Reagan to impress Jodie Foster on March 30, 1981. If, when I’m 90 years old and still unsure how to retire, I’m on a trivia show, I’m sure my GEC’s will be great. But otherwise, I don’t get it.

As I sit here, about to leave this place — the best home I could ask for — I am confident I will be able to Google my way to success, but I can’t help but ask for more.

I think it’s time to rethink the forced curriculum. Why force me to take a handful of classes to make me “wellrounded,” but not offer me classes on mechanics, how to set up a retirement

fund, what to do when your toilet doesn’t stop running, or the most baffling, how to fold a fitted sheet?

I will be leaving this place grateful for the education it has given me and the opportunities to meet people from all walks of life, but my wish is that future students will also be given these important life skills that I will be forced to learn through my own experiences.

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Award-caliber movies should not be penalized for NC-17 rating if they have quality storylines, acting

MATT KRAUS kraus.86@osu.edu

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For years, it seemed like there was only one way to make sure that a film was seen and respected by absolutely no one: receive an NC-17 rating from the Motion Picture Association of America. Originally intended as a non-pornographic “adult” rating, it has since evolved into a form of commercial suicide. If a film is rated NC-17, most theaters won’t show it and video stores – back when they were still relevant – wouldn’t carry it.

There are normally two ways around an NC-17: a filmmaker can either cut out any undesirable parts in order to get an R, or they can bite the bullet and release their film to be seen by only critics and art house buffs. Most choose the former, but every once in a while a studio will appeal the rating and get the R without changing a thing. For a recent example of this, look no further than last year’s “Blue Valentine.”

However, the upcoming weeks will prove to be one of the most

important points in the history of the NC-17 rating. “Shame,” the latest Steve McQueen film starring Michael Fassbender and Carey Mulligan, has not only been rated NC-17, but distributor Fox Searchlight has decided to go ahead and release the film as is.

Not only are they choosing to tolerate the rating, they are embracing it. “Shame” has routinely been called an Oscar contender, with

possible nominations coming for Fassbender and Mulligan, and thus the decision to move ahead with the NC-17 is an undeniable risk. Most would have either appealed the rating or cut it down to an R, but Fox Searchlight appears as if they’ve never even considered it.

Not so long ago, this meant a movie like “Shame” would never even have a chance. But it’s 2011, and things have changed. If Blockbuster threatens not to carry a movie, the studios no longer tremble in fear. There’s Netflix now, as well as about a million other ways to watch movies that aren’t Blockbuster. In fact, you’d be hard-pressed to find someone who still goes there.

This new world of accessibility has left usually strict theater chains out to dry. There will always be an audience for movies like “Shame,” so why let someone else like Netflix take the money?

Early indications are that several chains are going to be more open

to carrying “Shame” than they would have been in years past, which means at last the NC-17 rating may be seen as a legitimate way to release a movie.

Not since the “Showgirls” fiasco of 1995 has an adult-rated film gotten this kind of release.

The only question is whether people actually pay to go see a movie like “Shame.” Hopefully, because it doesn’t have to break any box office records to be a success. It just needs to make enough to prove that there is an audience for adult-themed films out there. Not everything needs to be intended for the broadest possible audience.

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thelantern www.thelantern.com results Tuesday Men’s Basketball 85, Duke 63

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Not always greener on the Urban side Pat Brennan Sports editor brennan.164@osu.edu At the Fawcett Center on Ohio State’s campus Monday night, some clapped as Urban Meyer was introduced as the 24th coach in OSU football history, but others remain skeptical.

The six-year, $24 million contract Meyer signed earlier that day has stirred Buckeye Nation just days after the conclusion of a 6-6 regular-season campaign.

The former University of Florida coach arrives at OSU as it awaits a final ruling from the NCAA regarding rule infractions committed by the football program, though OSU’s newest hire also departed a Florida program that was rife with off-field transgressions.

The Associated Press reported Monday that 27 UF players were arrested a combined 30 times during Meyer’s tenure in Gainesville, Fla. Meyer said during the Monday press conference that the reports of charges against his former players were inflated.

“I see numbers of arrests and the numbers I see are exaggerated,” Meyer said. “We’ve had a pretty good track record. We ran some bumps in the road at the University of Florida. Does that mean we had bad kids? I’ll fight that forever. No, absolutely not ­— we did not have bad guys. Did they make stupid mistakes? Yeah, I’ve made a few stupid mistakes.”

George Diaz, a sports columnist for the Orlando Sentinel in Orlando, Fla., said that it’s on Meyer to choose to deny documented arrests and cases against UF players that ranged from marijuana busts to domestic violence. “(Meyer) certainly had some issues with discipline and keeping everyone in order,” Diaz said. “That’s on his record. It doesn’t overshadow everything that he has done, which is a lot of great things, but it’s a part of his permanent record.”

Tom Green, a UF student and sports editor of The Independent Florida Alligator, said that the off-field arrests and run-ins with law enforcement by

UF players made headlines in the Sunshine State.

“It got a lot of headlines because of the number of arrests,” Green said. “It got a lot of attention. A lot of the arrests were either marijuana related or underage drinking and, you know, stuff that a lot of college students get arrested for.”

Green said he disagreed with Meyer’s claim that the charges against UF players were exaggerated. “(Players) got arrested and it got reported,” Green said. “The arrests just piled up over the years.”

OSU athletic director Gene Smith said that should OSU receive a bid to a postseason bowl game, Meyer would not be involved with preparing or coaching the team for the game. Once Meyer takes the reigns at OSU, he said he would apply a set of core values that will help Buckeye players stay out of trouble.

“We have a set of core values. Honesty (and) respect,” Meyer said. “Number one, treat everyone with respect. Number 2, no drugs, no stealing, no weapons. Those are core value issues. You’re either dismissed or you miss a good bunch of time playing the game.”

Both Diaz and Green said a bitter taste will remain in the mouths of Florida fans because Meyer, who left college football to address health concerns and family issues, returned to the sidelines so soon.

“Florida fans are understandably disgruntled and upset and confused,” Diaz said. “There’s a lot of emotions going on. I think (Florida fans) are just upset by the mixed signals he’s sending out by taking the (OSU) job.”

Green agreed.

“Just from what I’ve seen from friends, Facebook and on Twitter and online, all of people are mad because they didn’t think that (Meyer) would do that,” Green said. “A lot of them feel betrayed.”

Meyer said during his introduction as OSU coach that he would always consider himself a member of the Florida family, having won two national championships in Gainesville. Green said he didn’t think those words would console many Gators fans.

“I personally don’t think he lied to (Florida fans),” Green said. “An opportunity of a lifetime presented

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New OSU coach Urban Meyer speaks at his introductory press conference Nov. 28, 2011. itself to him and he couldn’t turn that down. (Fans) shouldn’t feel betrayed.”

Meyer boasts a 104-23 overall record in 10 seasons as an NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision coach, as well as a 7-1 mark in bowl games and a 4-0 record in Bowl Championship Series games.

Diaz said OSU fans can look forward to having one of the most talented and capable coaches in the country patrolling the Ohio Stadium sidelines when the 2012 season begins.

That isn’t to say there aren’t potential draw backs to having Meyer lead OSU football.

“He’s gone through some significant health issues and had to deal with some family matters. He said he’s come out of it differently and will approach things differently,” Diaz said. “Now, we’ll see if that new approach changes what transpires on the field.

That’s the great unknown.”

OSU (6-6, 3-5) is currently awaiting a postseason bowl bid.

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Lenzelle Smith Jr. (32) and Aaron Craft (4) fight for a loose ball against Duke on Nov. 29, 2011, at the Schottenstein Center. OSU won, 85-63.

STAR POWER “I’ve had my butt kicked before, and we’ve kicked some butt. Tonight my butt is sore.”

Mike Krzyzewski Duke basketball coach

The Ohio State, Duke game featured star power both on and off the court.

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No. 10 Buckeyes wrestling excites spectators

Jay Clouse clouse.86@osu.edu

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In the eighth grade, the middle school wrestling coach approached me about joining the wrestling team for the upcoming season. I declined, and for the next six years, never gave it another thought.

On Nov. 20, I was assigned to cover Ohio State’s first home wrestling match of the season. In fact, it was the first wrestling meet I’ve ever watched. I didn’t know what to expect; I didn’t even know how

wrestling meets were scored until I looked it up.

Then the first match started.

OSU 174-pounder redshirt sophomore Nick Heflin slammed Virginia Tech’s wrestler down in just more than a minute-and-a-half of action.

“Takedown Heflin, for two,” reverberated around St. John Arena. The crowd roared.

This looked like fun.

After Heflin and 184-pound redshirt junior C.J. Magrum earned decision victories for the Buckeyes, freshman 197-pounder Andrew Campolattano entered the ring and took his opponent down hard within the first minute, bringing more energy from the crowd.

Leading 3-2 in the final period, Campolattano avoided a takedown attempt by backpedaling out of bounds with just a few seconds left.

The Virginia Tech wrestler appeared to have hurt his ankle on the attempt.

I jotted “3-2 victory OSU” in my notes. I wrote too soon.

With the remaining five seconds, the slightly hobbling VT wrestler

launched a takedown attempt that overpowered Campolattano for a lastsecond 4-3 victory. The home crowd fell into a stunned silence as the Virginia Tech bench went crazy.

The next match wasn’t any less intense as OSU’s unranked heavyweight sophomore Peter Capone took on Virginia Tech’s nationally-ranked redshirt senior David Marone. After taking an early lead, Capone went to buckle Marone’s legs, and Marone fell to the mat crying out in obvious pain from his knee.

The crowd collectively held its breath as the Hokie was evaluated.

The promising senior had torn his ACL, ending his season.

Victory by injury default, OSU. The meet was brutal, strategic and exciting; OSU head coach Tom Ryan ran around his players doing a mid-air 360 and pumping his fist as two of his freshmen won on last-second victories to a roaring St. John Arena.

I started to regret my decision in eighth grade. I suddenly wanted to take someone on, mano-a-mano.

As the meet wound down, it never

lost intensity. As an OSU wrestler was being nearly pinned, he cried out in pain from his knee as well and had to stop the action.

Four points Virginia Tech.

Then, someone in the crowd yelled, “Hey ref, you know you can take players out of those ‘potentially dangerous’ situations! If you protected these kids, there wouldn’t be a Hokie in the locker room right now with a busted knee!”

But the Hokie, David Marone, was not in the locker room. He was sitting on the side with his team, holding crutches and an ice pack on his knee.

He heard the spectator.

“What the hell did you say about me?” He stood up on his crutches and yelled into the crowd.

A Virginia Tech coach sat the senior down and said something to him as Marone cried silently.

For the 2,474 in attendance to see OSU’s victory that day, they were given a show. For someone looking for an exciting sport, look no further.

My first meet was about as exciting as they come.

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Jackie Storer Lantern reporter storer.29@osu.edu Many bands only get to meet their idols. JC Brooks and the Uptown Sound got to perform with one.

The Chicago soul band is set to perform at The Basement at 9 p.m. on Friday to celebrate their most recent release, ”Want More.” The band, however, is still celebrating something that happened in January.

Jeff Tweedy, the lead singer of Wilco, saw the Uptown Sound’s rendition of Wilco’s “I Am Trying to Break Your Heart” online and asked to play with the band at a benefit for Chicago’s mayor-elect, Rahm Emanuel.

“It’s very flattering, just that he likes what we’ve done with the song,” said Ben Taylor, the Uptown Sound’s bassist.

The band originally decided to cover the Wilco tune as a goof, but ended up really liking it after rearranging it, Taylor said.

“It’s nothing we would have ever considered recording in its original form,” Taylor said. “It think (the original is) very iconic and it’s very dear to a lot of people’s hearts.”

The song had a strong influence on Taylor.

“I remember the first time I heard the song, the hairs on the back of my neck stood up,” he said.

“It just seems (like) something very special that you don’t need to mess with.”

But when inspiration strikes, musicians take it. The band changed the tune to their liking and performed it live, which was caught on camera and put on the Internet.

Wilco’s Pat Sansone ran into the band and told them Tweedy and the rest of the band loved their rendition.

“That just kind of blew our minds that we were able to meet our heroes and they were aware of what we were doing,” Taylor said.

What JC Brooks and the Uptown Sound was doing was taking elements from past soul musicians and creating a sound unlike any that’s ever been made, Taylor said.

“It seems like the other groups that are out there

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JC Brooks and the Uptown Sound is scheduled to perform at The Basement at 9 p.m. Dec. 2, 2011. are just trying to recreate something that happened 40 years ago,” he said.

While the band likes to take elements from artists such as Otis Redding and James Brown, Taylor pointedly said, “We’re not living in the civil rights era.

There are other things going on in the world.”

Though they try not to sound like past musicians, some Ohio State students believe that’s where they would be more successful.

“I don’t know if (they) have enough for a more modern crowd. I don’t know if they’re going to have enough people following it,” said Shawn Robertson, a first-year in psychology.

Emily Ernst, a first-year in animal science, agreed with Robertson, adding that Brooks sounds a lot like James Brown.

While not particularly a fan of the band herself, Ernst said, “If it (the band) happened to be on the radio, I would listen to (it).”

For the Uptown Sound, finding its sound is something the band is still striving to achieve.

“We want to keep pushing forward to find … what that (our true sound) really is,” Taylor said.

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Glitter, wings, Nicki Minaj make Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show best night in TV I love football more than I love some of my friends, so the Super Bowl is easily one of the best televised events of the year for me, but even that doesn’t come close to the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show.

The single greatest night of television was Tuesday and I’ve been looking forward to it since the final walk of last year’s fashion show.

Each year’s show brings with it the perfect mix of pop-culture, fantasy and sex-appeal, making it the perfect event for everyone.

Last year, Katy Perry’s participation both as vocals and a model made a pretty good impression, but even Perry can’t compare to the baddest bitch around, Nicki Minaj. Minaj is the perfect fit for this with her multiple personalities and flare for wild, yet imaginable outfits.

Minaj, combined with Jay-Z and Kanye West, gives the event the best musical act it’s ever seen.

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JESSICA SHAMBAUGH shambaugh.14@osu.edu With imaginations powerful enough to send Adriana Lima on stage flaunting what appeared to be a football field in 2010, even the most creative people struggle to anticipate what the models will show us next. Last year’s fairy tale line left women everywhere, including myself, pining to play dress-up once again like children, escaping into this new, sexy spin on classic tales. And

then there are the wings, oh the wings. The 2010 edition did well playing up the drama of each angel waiting for her first chance to wear the wings of legend. The wings, perfect hair and exaggerated use of glitter glues me to the TV each year, living vicariously through these women, who for just a short hour get to live like real-world fairy princesses.

By stamping the words “Victoria’s Secret” in the title and providing scantily clad appearances by the likes of Lima, Alessandra Ambrosio and Chanel Iman, the show is suddenly appealing to men across the globe as well.

So, if you missed the greatest night of television this year, I highly recommend tracking it down and living in a dream world for a brief break before cramming for those finals. And if you did catch the magic, well, the Super Bowl is a close second place and only a few months away.

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Lupe Fiasco’s mixtape takes a dubstep in the right direction Alex Antonetz Arts editor antonetz.3@osu.edu

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Lupe Fiasco has been quite vocal in his displeasure with his label’s interference on “Lasers,” his last album which was released in March. In the meantime, however, Fiasco put together his new, official mixtape titled “Friend of the People,” which dropped over the weekend.

Part of the problem with “Lasers” was that it was over-produced and club-friendly; the product of a label’s desire to make an album as accessible as possible to the public. That’s not Fiasco’s forte, however, as his verses often carry an air of intelligence not found in much mainstream hip-hop.

“Friend of the People,” while arguably also overproduced with its heavy dubstep influence, is at least a step in the right direction for Fiasco.

The mixtape’s hot “single” (if you could call it that) is “Lightwork,” featuring Bassnectar and Ellie Goulding. The track is guns-a-blazin’ dubstep, and Fiasco’s lyrics aren’t his most profound, but it still makes for a relatively easy, fun listen. “SNDCLsH In Vegas” featuring electronic heavyweights Kaskade and Skrillex, tackles some heavier issues, even name-dropping Jerry Sandusky.

“The End of the World” samples M83 and is probably the most aurally appealing piece of the tape. The mixtape peaks with its title track, which

is unfortunately cut short at two-and-a-half minutes long. Fiasco’s references to Mordor (from the “Lord of the Rings” trilogy) on top of the track’s hard beat and raging instrumentals provide what should be the entire mixtape’s its identity, even if much of the rest of it struggles to find one. “Joaquin Phoenix,” featuring Travis Barker, channels a similar feel — one that needed to be more prevalent on the tape.

The mixtape’s lead track, “Super Cold,” retains some of the dance feel from “Lightwork” but with a tamer dubstep drop. The lyrics are somewhat vapid, but like “Lightwork,” it’s easy on the ears. Fiasco strips it down in “Life, Death & Love From San Francisco,” rapping on top of smooth jazz in what is possibly the most interesting track on the mixtape, which is a shame because the track feels punctuated like it was intended to serve as an interlude.

“WWJD He’d Prolly LOL Like WTF!!” — yes, that’s what it’s called — features one of the musically apt tracks on the mixtape. It’s electronic-jam-bandmeets-rap, and it’s all the better for it. “Double Burger With Cheese” starts off like something from Boyz II Men, and is, for all intents and purposes, nothing more than an ode to the 1989 film about street hustlers, “Menace II Society.”

Fiasco dives head-first into the Occupy movement with “Lupe Back,” which starts off with samples from newscasts about Occupy protestors. Strangely enough, Fiasco doesn’t explore the movement in his lyrics, and instead, “Lupe Back” serves as more dubstep fluff.

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“SLR,” which supposedly stands for “Super Lupe Rap,” stands as a passable track, which, apart from a silky hook, succeeds more as a jab at Soulja Boy than anything.

“Friend of the People” isn’t Fiasco’s best, but after the divisive “Lasers,” it’s at least an earnest attempt at recreating past success. Fiasco’s newfound affinity for dubstep is a nice change-up, even if it forces Fiasco’s lyrics — ­ which also aren’t his best — to be an afterthought.

“Friend of the People” is good. It’s just not great.

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CAnCEr June 22 – July 22 Today is a 7 -- Let a partner choose the color or location.

Reaffirm the passions that you share. Write down your inspirations. Create together.

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LEo July 23 – Aug. 22 Today is an 8 -- Keep all channels open, and good news comes rolling in. Take advantage of ease today to push your agenda forward faster. An older person offers a partnership.

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UNDERGRADUATE FELLOWSHIP OFFICE recognizes Ohio State’s undergraduate applicants for the following fall fellowships: Churchill Scholarship Nominee Marc Khoury The Churchill funds one year of graduate study in math, science, or engineering at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom.

National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Paul Apisa Ross Askanazi Ronak Buch Vanessa Burrowes Ryan Clark Drew Enigk Victoria Garza Kelsey Gray Leah Halper Louis Isabella

Kevin Kauffman Marc Khoury Dominic Labanowski Emily Marron Mallory Molina J. Scott Moreland Elizabeth Otto Hok Hei Tam Abigail Tamkin Tom Zajdel

The NSF Graduate Research Fellowship provides three years of graduate funding towards research degrees in math, engineering, and the physical, biological, and social sciences.

Critical Language Scholarship Ian Barlow Rebecca Byrne Abe Chevlen Eric D’Angelo Sanya Dosani Brandon Fitzwater Ranjit Ganguly Christina Green Nathaniel Henry

Jennifer Janson Lauren Kowalik Maya Lugasy Crystal Marini Peter Marzalik Jennifer Mayer Alexandra Mayorga Laura McGhee Betsy Pillion Nick Pochedly

Julianna Poole Jennifer Ravi Isabella Simon Jacob Somerlot Nicole Spaetzel Dina Tayim David Veintimilla Abigail Wentz Brian Yeh

The CLS provides fully-funded summer language programs abroad in thirteen less-commonly taught languages.

If you are interested in finding out more about national scholarships & fellowships, please visit http://fellowships.osu.edu 2B

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