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Ohio State’s road to victory against Indiana Saturday was not as smooth as some expected, but the Buckeyes’ running game, which produced three 100-yard rushers, helped pave the way to a 34-20 win against the Hoosiers.

Redshirt senior running back Daniel “Boom” Herron ran for 141 yards, while freshman quarterback Braxton Miller and sophomore running back Carlos Hyde each ran for 105 yards.

It was the fourth time in OSU history that the Buckeyes had three 100-yard rushers in a game. The last time OSU accomplished the feat was Nov. 4, 1989, when Dante Lee, Scottie Graham and

Carlos Snow each gained more than 100 yards on the ground against Northwestern.

OSU head coach Luke Fickell said the offensive performance helped the Buckeyes gain momentum throughout the game, especially when the defense struggled.

“That’s why it’s a team sport.

Sometimes the defense, you get on the headset, scrambling because, just a little bit, because we can’t make that play. Get to third down, hey, offense, we need some momentum,” Fickell said in a post-game press conference. “They did one heck of a job.”

Hyde said the success was a confidence-booster for the Buckeye offense, which gained 346 total yards on the ground Saturday.

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OSU tailback Carlos Hyde (34) reaches for the pylon, but is pushed out of bounds against Indiana at Ohio Stadium Saturday, Nov. 5, 2011.

Quarterback matchup

Two true freshmen quarterbacks faced off Saturday when the Buckeyes beat the Hoosiers, 34-20.

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Mike Posner performed at the Lifestyle Communities Pavilion Thursday with Machine Gun Kelly.

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A multimillion-dollar project designed to drill geothermal wells to heat and cool South Campus is over budget and behind schedule after Ohio State paid $200,000 to a contractor whose drilling efforts failed.

Scott Conlon, Ohio State project manager, said it cost the university $200,000 alone to let the first subcontractor, Chesapeake Geosystems, Inc., out of its contract.

“The university negotiated a settlement with Dugan and Meyers (the prime contractor on the project) which included a final negotiated payment to Chesapeake for work performed, materials left behind which would be reused by the new drilling

contractor, and miscellaneous incurred expenses,” Conlon said.

OSU came to a mutual agreement with the prime contractor, Dugan and Meyers, to fire the geothermal subcontractor, Chesapeake Geosystems, Inc. in April 2011.

Conlon said Chesapeake Geosystems, Inc. worked on the project from Nov. 8, 2010 to April 1, 2011. He said OSU hired Bergerson-Caswell as the new and current geothermal subcontractor on Sept.

8, 2011.

“While the contract documents allowed multiple means and methods for drilling, the method that Chesapeake used did not work well with the underlying geologic condition,” Conlon said. “Rather than force Chesapeake to continue with a drilling method that was proving less than productive, the university elected to part ways with Chesapeake and hire a new subcontractor.”

Conlon said the total geothermal cost of the project is $10.3 million and approximately 30 percent of the construction is in place.

He also said due to the switching of subcontractors, the project will be open for student activity sometime in October 2013.

Chesapeake Geosystems, Inc. did not respond to The Lantern’s calls on Friday, Saturday or Sunday.

Conlon said Bergerson-Caswell is using is called mud rotary method of drilling. Chesapeake Geosystems used an air rotary method. Conlon said that is the reason they turned up unsuccessful.

OSU Chief Financial Officer, Geoffrey Chatas, said he knew the project was over its budget.

Chatas said he estimated the total budget after the problems to be around $12 million.

“I know that the figure is a fairly significant

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A third armed robbery in a week in the Ohio State campus area prompted the OSU Police Department to send out another Timely Warning to the community Saturday afternoon.

A female OSU student was walking in the alley on Norwich Avenue between Waldeck Avenue and Tuller Street at 5:15 a.m. Saturday morning when two black men approached her, one with a black handgun, according to the warning.

The suspects demanded her money at which point the victim started screaming and the suspects ran from the scene.

Another Timely Warning was sent out on Thursday, Nov. 3, 2011, following an armed robbery at the intersection of East 17th Avenue and Pearl Street. Four black men approached the male victim and demanded his property. He complied then was

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told to run away from the scene, according to the warning.

The first Timely Warning of the week was sent on Sunday, Oct. 30, 2011. Three black males robbed a male victim near West 10th Avenue and Worthington Street. One of the suspects held a gun to the victim’s head while the other two removed his property before fleeing the scene, according to the warning.

There have been four Timely Warnings issued so far this school year, three of which were sent last week.

OSU police chief, Paul Denton, explained the reason for sending out Timely Warnings.

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campus Buckeye Bullet 3 to be fastest ever THAILYR SCRIVNER Lantern reporter scrivner.2@osu.edu A group of Ohio State students are combining their technical skills to create a land-speed racer that will reach 400 mph.

The Buckeye Bullet 3, with a team composed of 12 active members and eight volunteers, including both undergraduate and graduate students, is about six months away from completion, said David Cooke, a seventh-year in mechanical engineering and team leader. Cooke said the ultimate goal is for the Buckeye Bullet 3 to be the fastest wheel-driven vehicle.

Built by students, creators hope the Buckeye Bullet 3 will be ready to race by August 2013. The building will start within the next few months.

The team began calculations and looking at prototypes of the vehicle at the OSU Center for Automotive Research.

Cooke said team members typically spend 20 to 40 hours per week at the CAR, but have also spent as much as 80 to 100 hours at the facility.

OSU is currently the only university to compete in these record-breaking events.

“There’s a lot of engineering student project teams, but none of them are breaking world records,” said Cary Bork, a second-year graduate student in mechanical engineering and graduate leader of the Buckeye Bullet team.

Bork has been involved with the team since his undergraduate studies at OSU. “The only thing that we’re carrying over from the previous vehicle is the driver and tires,” Bork said.

The driver is Roger Schroer, a professional race car driver and driver trainer at Honda in Marysville, Ohio.

Don Butler, an adviser for the Buckeye Bullet, said he never touches a wrench and that he has nothing to do with building the vehicle.

Butler said his job is to help with buying parts and making arrangements for the team.

Buckeye Bullet also has a tech adviser who supports and provides input but doesn’t do much more than challenge and question students, Butler said.

Buckeye Bullet continues a legacy of

19 years of electric racing at OSU. Since its beginning, OSU has produced the Buckeye Bullet 1, Buckeye Bullet 2 and Buckeye Bullet 2.5.

Buckeye Bullet 1 was a batteryoperated car that competed against other schools. In 2001, the competition aspect ended, but OSU continued to expand.

It holds the record as the world’s fasted nickel–metal hydride battery vehicle at 315 mph.

The second car, Buckeye Bullet 2, was a hydrogen fuel cell, mainly due to timing and research interest, Cooke said.

The vehicle was still electric but powered instead through converting hydrogen chemical energy into electrical energy without operating batteries. At 303 mph, it holds a FIA World Record as the world’s fastest hydrogen fuel cell vehicle.

OSU’s team switched back to battery technology for the Buckeye Bullet 3 due to “leaps and bounds in battery technology in the last five years,” Cooke said.

Buckeye Bullet 3 is four-wheel drive, each axle having about one mega-watt of power, totaling 2600 horsepower with the front and back combined, Cooke said.

This horsepower is tested in the Bonneville Salt Flats in Wendover, Utah in August, where racers try and beat both national and international records. “(Our program) is pretty high quality stuff and definitely an engineering effort that your average individual doesn’t have so we draw a lot of attention,” Cooke said.

“Thousands of people come by the pits and we really try to show them not just what we’ve done with the vehicle, but what we’ve learned as engineers at Ohio State to make the vehicle as fast, as safe, as reliable as possible.”

Cooke hopes by the time the new vehicle is built, the team will have brought up enough younger students who can take over the program in years to come.

“Most of our Buckeye Bullet team members are entertaining job offers easily a year before they graduate because they are the cream of the crop as far as engineering students and students that have practical experience in solving real world problems from a technical nature,” Butler said. “These students are highly sought after.”

Woodfest block party arrests yield 2 guilty pleas COLLEEN CAREY Lantern reporter carey.259@osu.edu

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The Buckeye Bullet 3, currently under-construction, looks to break speed records. The group plans to finish construction by August 2013.

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Two men have pleaded guilty to criminal charges from the Woodfest ‘11, a block party which took place on East Woodruff Avenue in May. Matthew J. Coleman, 19, pleaded guilty to two class-one misdemeanor counts of assault Oct. 26. Michael E. Shivak, 21, pleaded guilty to a class-one misdemeanor count of attempted obstruction of official business Oct. 18, according to Franklin County Court Records.

Brian F. Witt, 21, is charged with a classBrian F. Witt four felony count to which he has pleaded not guilty and his trial is currently set for Nov. 29, according to Franklin County Court Records.

Coleman and Shivak have also been given 12 months probation by Judge Stephen L. McIntosh. Shivak was fined $200 and Coleman was fined $800.

Woodfest ‘11 was a string of house parties which spilled onto the street May 15 involving a crowd of more than 1,000 people, according to police reports from the incident.

When the crowd grew disorderly, officers Matthew J. Coleman from the Columbus Police Department were called in around midnight. Many people did not heed officers’ demands to leave the area and officers then used pepper spray to clear the streets, according to police reports.

Coleman and Shivak threw bottles at officers and Coleman elbowed an officer in the face. Coleman and Witt sustained minor injuries and three police officers were also injured during the event, according to police reports.

A class-five felony count for obstruction of official business was dropped for Coleman.

Michael E. Shivak And a class-four felony count for assault was also dropped for Shivak.

Coleman and Witt are Ohio State students.

Andrea Goldblum, director of student conduct, said she could not speak about students’ cases without their written consent due to federal privacy laws, but generally, school eligibility is not affected.

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Witt and Coleman did not respond to requests for comment.

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“Our confidence is really high,” Hyde said after the game. “To have three guys go over 100 yards in the same game is huge.”

Miller’s 105 yards included two touchdowns, one of which was an 81-yard touchdown run in the first quarter. The rush was the sixth-longest in school history and the longest ever by an OSU quarterback.

The previous long rush by a Buckeye quarterback was a 76-yard run by Rex Kern in 1970.

Both Fickell and Miller emphasized the importance of strong blocks on the record-setting play.

“Obviously, (Miller) is a heck of a football player and can run the football very well,” Fickell said. “But you gotta look — it was blocked pretty well, too. He might make one guy miss or outrun some other guy, but we did a heck of a job blocking down the field.”

Despite the accomplishment, Miller said he’s still focusing on the future rather than allowing the record to distract him.

“It’s great to be in the Ohio State record book, but I keep striving toward the next game,” Miller said.

Hyde and Herron each tacked on a touchdown as well. A 15-yard rush by Herron in the third quarter put the Buckeyes up, 20-13. Hyde’s 2-yard run late

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Stradley Hall construction to be done by April, Heinrich said. amount,” Chatas said. “They were doing some test bores, and I know they didn’t get it right.”

President E. Gordon Gee told The Lantern about some of the problems the subcontractor ran into.

“We ran into a lot of problems in terms of getting the right holes at the right depth and to get the right geothermal power,” Gee said.

The Lantern reported on Sept. 28, 2010, that 261 wells that were supposed to be drilled at depths of 550 to 600 feet were not finished on time, nor on budget due to the fee to let Chesapeake Geosystems out of its contract.

Gee said he was aware of the unbudgeted costs as well.

“I suspect if you go into a second contract, it’s going to cost more,” Gee said.

David Heinrich, division manager for the project’s new subcontractor, Bergerson-Caswell, said the company is just beginning work on the field next to Stradley Hall, not the bigger one in front of the Ohio Union.

“We are slowly, but consistently drilling over there,” Heinrich said. “We now have 16 or 17 borings done with just one piece.”

Heinrich said once they are done with that field, they will move over to the bigger field.

“Knock on wood, if we don’t run into any problems and everything goes as smoothly as it is now, we should be over there [to the bigger field] in no time,” he said. “We’ve had no problems with setting the heat exchangers.”

Heinrich said he has no knowledge of the previous contractor or what went on.

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off-campus crimes when we become aware of them such as this recent case,” Denton said in an email.

Nick Messenger, president of the Undergraduate Student Government and a third-year in economics, said he is aware of the increasing trend in crimes and wants students to know that USG is working to help reduce them.

Messenger and USG are working to expend the mutual aid agreement, which is an agreement between OSU and Columbus police departments.

The project, Joint Jurisdiction, aims to involve OSU police more in the off-campus neighborhoods where many upperclassmen live.

“This could allow OSU police to patrol the off-campus area and we could increase the police presence in the off-campus area and make arrests,” Messenger said.

USG also offers window alarms and free rides

in the fourth quarter put OSU up 34-20 with 2:44 remaining in the game.

Hyde said he focused on “hitting the holes” that the offensive line created for him, and his focus paid off.

Though Hyde has not seen the field much since he rushed for 104 yards and a touchdown against Nebraska, Fickell took notice of Hyde’s performance.

“We keep harping on our guys all the time, you just never know when your opportunities are going to arise,” Fickell said. “He’s kept his head up, continued to fight, battle, tried to find some other ways he could contribute when Boom and (junior running back Jordan Hall) were getting the majority of the carries.”

All three players credited the offensive line for their blocking, which opened up the field for big run plays.

“I was very happy to get it going today. The offensive line made it happen,” Herron said. “They opened holes for me, which I found and just went.”

The Buckeyes hope to continue their success on the ground as they compete for the Big Ten championship and a possible Rose Bowl berth. The NCAA’s pending announcement regarding program violations could exclude the Buckeyes from postseason play, as well as a berth the inaugural Big Ten Championship Game, however.

OSU kicks off their next game against Purdue at Ross-Ade Stadium in West Lafayette, Ind.

“The field over by the union is in pretty bad shape,” he said. “We’ve definitely got our work cut out for us over there.”

He also said the Stradley Hall portion should be done by April, if everything goes according to plan.

“We are optimistic to have the project complete by spring,” Heinrich said.

The timeline that is hanging on the fence outside of the South Oval projects the timeline for the Stradley Hall site to be from September 2011 to October 2012, and the bigger field to be from May 2012 to October 2013. Originally, the project was intended to reduce OSU’s dependency on energy by utilizing the Earth’s natural energy to heat and cool residence halls on South Campus.

Voicemails to four different representatives from Dugan and Meyers went unreturned.

OSU students told The Lantern they are unsure about the progress of the construction.

“I don’t really go on that side of campus very much, but when I do, it looks really bad. There is just too much construction on campus, and it’s loud and dirty and gross,” Carrie Marks said, a second-year in marketing.

Another student, Carl Friess, a second-year in exploration, said every day there was a new water work for him to see.

“It turned into this mass of drilling and sludge and construction. I know it’s for a good cause, but it just sucks that it’s happening now while we’re here,” he said. “It was our front yard and it was turned into a mudslide.”

Christina Castillo, a third-year in criminology and sociology, said the construction is an inconvenience.

“I have meetings in Drinko Hall and my last class is in Lazenby so when I come out, I have to walk all the way around it,” she said. “Everyone says we have such a nice campus, but this is making our campus look bad.”

through its Student Safety Services program. OSU police provide free self-defense classes for women following the Rape Aggression Defense program curriculum, which is hands-on training.

Jacob Maynard, a second-year in molecular genetics, knows that ultimately, it’s up to students to be aware of their surroundings and be proactive in their own safety.

“I usually don’t walk by myself in areas like that (off-campus) really late at night. If I do, I usually have some sort of protection like a knife or something on me,” Maynard said.

Randi Shears, a student in international studies, said she was aware of the risks of not properly protecting herself when she came here.

“I’m not afraid of any of that … I know it happens. I knew the risk when I came here,” Shears said.

Messenger said USG has teamed up with OSU Police for student safety.

“Safety is one of the things that we try to cover on as many fronts as possible,” Messenger said.

Dan Hope contributed to this story.

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Mike Posner, famous for songs such as ‘Cooler Than Me,’ performs at the Lifestyle Communities Pavilion Nov. 3, 2011. Machine Gun Kelly and DJ E-V opened for Posner.

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The tension in the air was palpable before the doors for Thursday night’s Mike Posner concert featuring Machine Gun Kelly even opened.

Hundreds of dedicated followers braved the cold, some from as early as 1 p.m., in order to get the best spots in the house. Outside the Lifestyle Communities Pavilion, the line to get in the doors wrapped around the building, leaving several fans standing in a muddy field.

After DJ E-V and Machine Gun Kelly opened, Posner took the stage.

Posner’s set list was diverse. He performed several of his hit songs such as “Please Don’t Go” and “Bow Chicka Wow Wow.” He also performed some of his lesser known songs, including “Cheated” and “Do U Wanna?”

Several times during the concert, Posner proved he was more than just a good singer. He played the piano and, at one point, formed a sort of drumline with his band. The drums were filled with water, and when Posner and his crew started playing, they drenched several members of the audience.

For his finale, “Cooler Than Me,” Posner climbed inside a giant inflatable hamster ball, dubbed “The Ball of Life.” He ran the ball off the stage and began running around on top of the audience.

In an interview with The Lantern, Posner talked about how much his fans mean to him.

“Shows like this are so special to me,” he said.

“I feel like everyone in the crowd is my peer. To have their support is everything to me. I’m so grateful to have the job that I do. If it wasn’t for the people who listen to our music, we wouldn’t exist. So, thank you.”

DJ E-V put on the opening act for the show presented by Prime Social Group. DJ E-V got the crowd riled up by repeatedly screaming, “Who’s ready to see some Machine Gun Kelly and Mike Posner?”

When it was finally time for Machine Gun Kelly to hit the stage, he emerged to an explosion of screams. As he performed, bras and panties pelted the stage.

His energy resounded throughout the room while he paid homage to his hometown during his song “Cleveland.” His repertoire also included some of his well-known songs such as “Chip off the Block” and “Half Naked and Almost Famous.”

Rehgan Avon, a first-year in mechanical

engineering, explained why she liked Machine Gun Kelly.

“Me and my friends are here for MGK because he’s from Cleveland and we’re all from Cleveland.

We also have a friend who knows DJ E-V, and since he’s opening for MGK, we had to come see him.”

Machine Gun Kelly opened up to The Lantern about how he hopes to stay true to himself and his fans.

He was a very different person from who he was on stage. Someone who had just been jumping around and screaming was suddenly calm and collected (but still very enthusiastic and energetic).

“The biggest thing I’m scared about is ruining the legacy we started,” he said.

Machine Gun Kelly then went on to say that he will always work as hard as he can in order to not become a “sellout.”

Machine Gun Kelly and Posner also mentioned their new albums coming out next year. Machine Gun Kelly’s album “Lace Up” will be released sometime next year. Mike Posner has a mixtape titled “The Layover” coming out Nov. 20, and his album, “Sky High,” is scheduled to be released between February and March of 2012.

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Jessica Shambaugh Copy chief shambaugh.14@osu.edu When the King of Pop died, people around the world glossed over the blemishes on his reputation and mourned the death of a superstar. Universal Studios followed suit with “Michael Jackson: The Life of an Icon.”

The documentary features testimony from its producer and Jackson’s close friend David Gest, Jackson family members, representatives from Motown Records and Motown musicians, among others.

After a brief opening with the 9-1-1 call reporting what would be Jackson’s death, the film spends more than half of its two-and-a-half hours reliving Jackson’s childhood with The Jackson 5.

Bobby Taylor, the man responsible for taking The Jackson 5 to Motown Records, shares his story of meeting a young Michael Jackson and his strict father Joe Jackson. Taylor, various Motown artists, including members of the Temptations, along with Michael Jackson’s mother Katherine Jackson, brother Tito Jackson and sister Rebbie Jackson, all portray him as a soft-spoken child who worked hard and nagged producers until they watched what he could do.

The voices of some of Motown’s finest bring life to photos of a young Michael Jackson and show the

side that die-hard fans fell in love with. However, the issue of Joe Jackson’s strict parenting and Michael Jackson’s alleged fear of his father is only briefly mentioned and made to look like a minor detail.

Similarly, when the film touches on The Jackson 5 changing labels and leaving their name and Jermaine Jackson behind, any regret or strain on family relationships is left out. Katherine Jackson briefly mentions some family turmoil when Michael Jackson left The Jacksons to pursue a solo career, but no voices from other family members give this any depth.

The second half of the film is spent fleshing out the controversial parts of Michael Jackson’s life: the plastic surgery, the change of his skin color, his alleged addiction to pain killers and the lawsuits.

His family explains away the cosmetic topics, citing low-self esteem and Vitiligo, a skin disease causing a difference in pigmentation, as reasons behind the change in appearance.

The pain killers are of course traced back to an accident during the filming of a Pepsi commercial and are brushed aside as if they are no big deal.

Some prior knowledge of Michael Jackson’s story is beneficial when watching this movie, as sections like this don’t go into as much detail as may be necessary. The same applies when his wives and the start of the lawsuits are covered.

Overall, the film is full of great Motown classic music, and gives life to a child star the world once loved. However, it lacks real depth and doesn’t

‘Michael Jackson: The Life of an Icon’ give an accurate portrayal of both sides. It seems fair to say that being produced by one of Michael Jackson’s closest friends this will appeal to real fans of the star’s life, but won’t really serve to educate about the man whose music changed the industry.

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OSU faculty member gains international recognition for inspirational percussion Katie Howard Lantern reporter howard.782@osu.edu The spotlight is shining on Ohio State — on its percussion division, at least.

Susan Powell, a percussion faculty member in the OSU School of Music, is bringing OSU into the international percussion spotlight to showcase her arrangements for the Percussive Arts Society International Convention. The convention will be held Nov. 9 to Nov. 12 in Indianapolis.

Powell is holding a preview recital to showcase her performance at OSU Monday in Weigel Auditorium at 8 p.m.

The PASIC was established in 1961 and is considered the world’s largest percussion organization, networking percussionists and showcasing the world’s many talents. It has 50 U.S. chapters and 28 international chapters, according to its website.

To be selected to perform at the conference, applicants must undergo a very competitive application process.

After submitting her application last December and being accepted, Powell credits her success to her unique musical combinations from xylophones with sounds from everyday objects, such as flower pots.

“I believe I stood out because I’m doing something different with the sounds from the instruments,” Powell said. “I’m bringing the xylophone

from the back rows of the orchestra to feature the sounds at center stage.”

Powell says she grew up loving the different rhythms and sounds that objects made, especially from the piano and tap dancing.

She transposed the sounds to the xylophone and believes she took the chance to “be the champion of something different,” Powell said.

The recital at OSU will showcase Powell’s program for the PASIC with compositions and assistance from fellow percussion members.

The Shiraz Trio, which will perform at the showcase, consists of Powell, Joseph Krygier, OSU percussion faculty member, and Scott Herring of the University of South Carolina.

Herring said he met Powell while they were

doctorate students at Northwestern University. He says he is looking forward to traveling to OSU to share the stage with a talented percussionist.

“My main reason is to support Susan Powell,” he said in an email. “She’s one of the virtuoso percussionists of our generation. Sharing the stage with her is always an honor.”

For one of Powell’s students, Juan Mendoza, a second-year doctoral student in musical arts, she is an inspiration.

“It’s normal for her to think outside the box for creating her inspiring, music-making compositions,” Mendoza said. “Her amazing talent is what got me to attend OSU because I wanted to be her student.

To this day, she continues to inspire me to reach the spotlight.”

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Penn State 1, Field Hockey 0 Women’s Swimming def. Denison, Virginia Tech and Cleveland State Men’s Swimming def. Denison, Virginia Tech and Cleveland State.

Women’s Volleyball 3, Wisconsin 1 Men’s Ice Hockey 4, Alabama-Huntsville 0 Wisconsin 3, Women’s Ice Hockey 1

Saturday Football 34, Indiana 20 Indiana 1, Men’s Soccer 0 Men’s Ice Hockey 2, Alabama-Huntsville 0

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OSU freshman quarterback Braxton Miller carries the ball against Indiana Saturday, Nov. 5, 2011.

Minnesota 3, Women’s Volleyball 1 Wisconsin 2, Women’s Ice Hockey 0

SUnday Men’s Basketball 95, Walsh 49 (Exhibition)

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Friday Men’s Ice Hockey v. Northern Michigan 12:05pm @ Columbus Men’s Swimming v. Miami (Ohio) 5pm @ Miami, Ohio

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Indiana freshman quarterback Tre Roberson (5) during a game against OSU Satuday, Nov. 5, 2011.

Very special teams: Basil, Buchanan key to Buckeyes’ success

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Men’s Basketball v. Wright State 9pm @ Columbus

After starting the season with a 3-3 record the Ohio State football team has won three consecutive games in Big Ten play, and the play of the Buckeyes’ special teams unit has everything to do with it.

First-year OSU head coach Luke Fickell said the special teams are a huge part of where the Buckeyes are at this point in the season.

“If you look at our special teams, it’s probably kept us in the games where we are right now,” Fickell said Oct. 25.

Led by sophomore kicker Drew Basil, junior punter Ben Buchanan and junior kick returner Jordan Hall, the special teams throughout the season has consistently been the most effective group on Ohio State’s squad.

“I know I have to go out there and help my team and do the best that I can,” Basil said after OSU’s 34-20 win against Indiana.

Basil has quietly connected on 12 straight field goals and converted all of his extra point attempts.

To start the year, Basil missed his first two attempts, but since then, has not missed.

Basil said there is a process he now goes through that helps him battle pre-kick nerves.

“Honestly, what I do now is I just go back there and I take a deep breath before I start going,” Basil said. “Just that deep breath — it’s unbelievable what it can do.”

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Ohio State football’s Saturday game against Indiana presented a matchup between two scrambling, true freshmen quarterbacks in the Hoosiers’ Tre Roberson and the Buckeyes’ Braxton Miller. This quarterback competition could be one to watch as the two players learn and grow at their respective programs, but Miller got the better of Roberson in their first collegiate meeting.

Roberson ran for 70 yards and was 11-of-21 passing for 174 yards and a touchdown for Indiana (1-9, 0-6), but Miller ran for 105 yards, two touchdowns and passed for 55 yards on 5-of-11 passing to help lead the Buckeyes (6-3, 3-2) to a 34-20 win at Ohio Stadium.

It was Roberson who had the early success Saturday, and quieted a ‘Shoe crowd of 105,195 as he helped the Hoosiers to a 10-0 lead in the first quarter. Indiana’s first-year quarterback ran for 30 yards on his first two drives of the game, which ended with a 35-yard field goal from sophomore kicker Mitch Ewald and 5-yard touchdown run from sophomore running back Stephen Houston.

Then, with 1:22 remaining in the opening stanza, Miller sparked OSU to life.

Miller juked, ducked and dodged defenders on his way to the end zone on a historic, 81-yard run that sliced OSU’s deficit to 10-7. The run was the sixth-longest in program history, and the longestever run by an OSU quarterback.

“It was a QB draw,” Miller said after the game.

“I took advantage of the offensive line’s blocking.

It was real good. It’s great to be in the Ohio State record book.”

Ewald and Buckeyes’ sophomore kicker Drew Basil exchanged field goals and the two teams went into half tied at 13. The break in the action didn’t prevent Miller or Roberson from continuing their respective success, though.

After Daniel “Boom” Herron, who finished with a game-high 152 rushing yards, put OSU up 20-13, with a 15-yard run, Roberson responded less than four minutes later.

Sophomore receiver Kofi Hughes hauled in a 34-yard Roberson touchdown pass to put the teams back on level terms.

“That was a big positive for us. We don’t believe

in moral victories but we’ve been getting up to our potential as a team,” said Hughes of his that tied the game at 20.

Roberson gave credit to his receiver after the game, saying Hughes really stepped up in the game. “(Hughes) continues to work hard and get better every day,” Roberson said. “He’s a great target to have.”

Miller helped OSU begin to take control of the game on the Buckeyes’ next possession.

An 80-yard drive that lasted 6:50 ended with a 20-yard touchdown run by Miller that put OSU up, 27-20. The touchdown was his fourth rushing score in two games for Miller, who also had two rushing touchdowns in OSU’s 33-29 Oct. 29 victory against then-No. 12 Wisconsin.

“It was a good job by (Miller),” Herron said. “He’s definitely getting better every week. You can see in practice he’s a guy wanting to get better and willing to do anything to improve.”

Miller raised the stakes in the quarterback battle, and Roberson blinked with 4:18 remaining.

Indiana’s offense drove out to near midfield when Roberson threw an interception to OSU junior defensive back Travis Howard.

The Buckeyes then put the game away on the ensuing drive when sophomore back Carlos Hyde scored on a 2-yard run to increase OSU’s advantage to 34-20.

Miller, Hyde and Herron each finished the game with more than 100 yards rushing, a feat that hadn’t been accomplished by three OSU rushers since 1989.

First-year OSU coach Luke Fickell lauded Miller’s performance after the game, saying, “Obviously, he’s a heck of a football player. He’s getting better at everything.”

Junior fullback Zach Boren agreed.

“With (Miller) being great with his feet we have a lot of opportunities,” he said.

In addition to having a winning record in Big Ten play for the first time this season, the win also makes OSU eligible for a postseason bowl game. The NCAA’s pending announcement regarding program violations could exclude the Buckeyes from postseason play, as well as a berth in the inaugural Big Ten championship game, however.

OSU continues Big Ten Leaders Division play Saturday at Purdue’s Ross-Ade Stadium. Kickoff against the Boilermakers (4-5, 2-3) is set for noon.

Basil said during the first two games he was nervous. Now, he says those nerves are gone.

Buchanan is doing his share to boost the Buckeyes through the Big Ten. On the year, Buchanan has punted 50 times, averaging 41.3 yards per punt, with a long of 60 yards. He has placed 20 punts inside the 20 yard line.

Of those 50 punts, one resulted in a touchback.

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Fickell has been impressed by special teams so far in 2011. “(Special teams has) done an unbelievable job.

Punt unit especially. Ben (Buchanan) has sacrificed a lot of things as far as numbers-wise,” Fickell said on Oct. 25. “When you’re punting into the 40 yard line into the wind at Illinois, to punt that thing 19 yards, gave it to them on the 11 yard line.”

Buchanan has only had one punt blocked on the year, and that was against Toledo on Sept. 10.

Fickell spoke about the importance of special teams after OSU’s win over Wisconsin on Oct. 29. In OSU’s 33-29 victory over Wisconsin, the Buckeyes blocked a punt to set up a one-yard touchdown run from Hall.

“We had to make some plays and create momentum on the special teams,” Fickell said after the Wisconsin game. “Blocked punt is a huge, huge thing. The special teams really played well in every other aspect of the game.”

The Buckeye’s special teams unit figures to be a major factor as the team competes to win the Big Ten conference. If OSU wins the remaining games on their schedule and Penn State loses twice before the season ends, the Buckeyes will win the Leaders Division of the Big Ten. The NCAA’s pending announcement regarding program violations could exclude the Buckeyes from postseason play, as well as a berth in the inaugural Big Ten Championship Game, however. OSU next takes on Purdue at RossAde Stadium Saturday at noon.

OSU sophomore kicker Drew Basil kicks a field goal against Illinois Saturday, Oct. 15. OSU won, 17-7.

Men’s basketball rolls Walsh in tune-up for Friday’s opening game Ben Axelrod Senior Lantern reporter axelrod.17@osu.edu The Ohio State men’s basketball team made its unofficial debut on Sunday, beating Walsh 95-49 in an exhibition game at the Schottenstein Center.

Senior guard William Buford led all scorers with 17 points and five assists and preseason All-American Jared Sullinger added 15 points and six rebounds for a Buckeye team that jumped out to a 26-7 lead to start the game and never looked back.

“This team obviously has a long way to go,” OSU coach Thad Matta said after the game. “By the same token, I think there’s some pieces to the puzzle that could be pretty good for us.”

Sullinger and Buford — both returning starters from last season — were joined in the starting lineup by a trio of sophomores in guards Aaron Craft and Lenzelle Smith, Jr., as well as forward Deshaun Thomas.

Craft scored four points and added

three assists and four steals as he shared point guard duties with freshman Shannon Scott.

Junior forward Evan Ravenel, sophomore guard Jordan Sibert, and freshman forward Sam Thompson all received significant playing time, but no player totaled more than 23 minutes.

Defensively, the Buckeyes held Walsh to just 35.1 percent shooting from the field.

“I would just like to see us continue to play defense the way we did tonight,” Ravenel said. “We just got to continue with that play, and I think we’ll be fine for the rest of the year.”

The Buckeyes, ranked No. 3 in the Associated Press preseason poll, will officially kick off the 2011-12 regular season Friday at 9 p.m. when they host Wright State.

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as her 17-year-old sister, Ali, is under scrutiny for possible plastic surgery and dad, Michael, is on his way back to jail after jumping out of a hotel window in an attempt to escape police.

Lesson: When in trouble with the law or public, act as if you’ve really learned your lesson this time. Who cares if you never follow through?

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With the latest news breaking out of “Kamp Kardashian”, the divorce of Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries, it seems to me there is a lesson to be learned in all of the hoopla. In fact, the general public can learn a lot from celebrities’ public meltdowns, even if the celebrity cannot seem to comprehend why their marriage to yet another stripper just didn’t work out.

Example: Lindsay Lohan From Disney princess to jail-bound Playboy centerfold, LiLo has done it all.

Lohan has covered rehab, relapse and a few court appearances in between. Her family has also contributed to the drama

Example: The Kardashians The ultimate “famous for being famous” family has made their lives into a drama-fueled romp through Beverly Hills and beyond with their hit show, “Keeping up with the Kardashians” and its spin-offs. The show started shortly after Kim’s infamous sex tape went public, and the insanity has only accumulated. Over the course of four years the show has covered all aspects of the Kardashian’s lives. Notable examples include Scott Disick, longtime boyfriend of Kourtney, shoving cash into a waiter’s mouth in Las Vegas, the weddings of Khloe and Kim and the birth of Kourtney’s son Mason.

Lesson: If your life plays out like a soap opera, at least let Ryan Seacrest make a show of it.

Example: Britney Spears The queen of public drama, Spears has bounced back from stints in rehab and mental institutions with more style

than anyone else in Hollywood. From attacking a paparazzo’s car with an umbrella to marrying and divorcing her high school sweetheart in 55 hours, Brit knows how to make a comeback. And then a fall, accompanied by the notorious incident she had with an electric razor. And then another comeback, a la 2008 hit record “Circus”.

Lesson: If at first you don’t succeed, try, try, marry your back-up dancer, and try again.

Example: Charlie Sheen Now this list may be dominated by women, but the king of celebrity insanity has to be the “rock star from Mars” himself, Charlie Sheen. The “bi-winning” Sheen has always been one of Hollywood’s notorious bad boys, and he solidified his status in 2011. Sheen captured the heart of the American public with his rants about “goddesses” and having “tiger blood,” taking what was at one point a debate with the producers of his hit show “Two and a Half Men” (whom he threatened to cage fight) to a national tour. The tour reportedly earned $300,000 in its first two stops alone, most of which was donated to the Red Cross to aid the victims of the earthquake in Japan.

Lesson: Craziness is gold, and you better cash in before Courtney Love tries to steal your crown.

Issues 2 and 3 would give taxpayers power, benefit Ohioans in the long run

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Buckeyes must avoid looking past must-win game at Purdue Saturday With the Buckeyes back in the thick of the Big Ten Leaders Division race, the arrival of the Indiana Hoosiers to the Horseshoe Saturday seemed to provide just the pedestrian opponent the team, especially the offense, needed to build some confidence.

Early on, the script was anything but expected.

Coming in at 1-8 and having their lone win come against FCS foe South Carolina State, the Hoosiers gave the Buckeyes more than they bargained for taking an early 10-0 lead.

Eventually, the Buckeyes would iron things out as an electrifying 81-yard run by Braxton Miller ignited the crowd and the team.

On the legs of redshirt senior running back Daniel “Boom” Herron, sophomore Carlos Hyde, and freshman quarterback Braxton Miller, the

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of Senate Bill 5, government employees will receive pay raises based on job performance, contribute 10 percent towards their retirement plan (the rest being provided by the taxpayer) and be required to pay 15 percent of their health insurance coverage. What’s missing?

Special privileges.

This bill would put the power back in the hands of the taxpayer. We would no longer be forced to pick up the tab for excessive government employment contracts and benefit from the increased standards of our schools, and our government (layoffs based on seniority will no longer be practiced, and only those performing well will receive heightened compensation for doing so). I can’t imagine that anyone achieving success at work would oppose reward based upon accountability.

The same thought process can be applied to Issue 3. If we believe that, as taxpayers, we should have more control over the quality of our government service, why should we not demand the same control and quality of our health insurance?

By allowing taxpayers the opportunity to shop around for health insurance and care, it ensures that the coverage chosen will be the coverage best for them. And a little competition wouldn’t hurt either.

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As the election draws closer, the “Vote ‘No’ on Issue 2” ad campaign appears to have gained momentum. I’ve watched and read countless Issue 2 ads, but with health care reform up for amendment, it’s a wonder that that is not the issue receiving the most press. I’m not sure if health care has become a tired debate, if Ohioans are already set in their decision as to whether or not to support reform, or both.

But, I think it’s interesting that as far as print and TV, Issue 2 has dominated the space and the air.

Perhaps because of that, it has been the issue peaking public interest. Even John Glenn has taken sides, using his celebrity to rally support for the opposition of Senate Bill 5. It would seem that what Ohioans are most passionate about (at least from what I’ve seen) is the bill in question.

It’s clear that the side wishing to vote no on Issue 2 has a lot of support behind it. State employees are (understandably) among those planning on voting no. But I’m wondering whether union members and other supporters have considered the unnecessary burden they would put on taxpayers, if the bill is in fact rejected?

I can see why government employees are so fired up about this bill; it would make their jobs much less cushy. However, I feel that, what’s being proposed only levels the playing field between private sector employees and those employed by the government. With the passage

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Buckeyes amassed a total of 346 yards rushing, manhandling the Hoosiers at the line of scrimmage.

The Hoosiers managed to stick around throughout most of the game as the Buckeyes didn’t take the lead for good until there were just nine seconds left in the third quarter.

A dominant fourth quarter defensive performance along with continued success on the ground helped to cement a 34-20 victory.

While the win was what the Buckeyes needed, an average performance against such a miserable team was slightly worrisome. While the running game looked spectacular again, the offense managed just 55 yards through the air as Miller threw an interception without any touchdowns.

The defense also looked sketchy at times, but in the end, figured out the Indiana offense and shut it down.

The win sets up a match up next Saturday, Nov. 12 in West Lafayette against the Purdue Boilermakers.

Currently standing at 4-5 and 2-3 in Big Ten play, the Boilermakers have had an up-anddown season under third year head coach Danny Hope.

They’ve dealt with adversity as projected starting quarterback Rob Henry was lost for the season back in spring practice. Junior Caleb TerBush has stepped in and performed admirably. A dual-headed rushing

attack of Ralph Bolden and Akeem Shavers has been sound for the team as well.

Now while this game would seem like one that the Buckeyes should be able to handle, the 7th-ranked 2009 Buckeye team had the same thought as they prepared for a mid-October trip to Purdue.

Promptly, the 1-5 Boilermakers handed the Buckeyes their second loss of the season, nearly costing the team a Big Ten title.

That Buckeye team was able to bounce back and finish the season with a Rose Bowl win. This one wouldn’t be as fortunate.

With potentially mammoth games slated with Penn State coming to the ‘Shoe and then a matchup with the Wolverines in Ann Arbor in the upcoming weeks, it would not be surprising if the Buckeyes are looking ahead a little bit.

Though, with each game left on the schedule a virtual mustwin for Ohio State to advance to the inaugural Big Ten Championship game, there can be no slip-ups.

Whether you want to call it an easy win or a potential trap game, one thing is for sure: with a loss to Purdue, the Buckeyes can kiss their Rose Bowl hopes goodbye.

It’d be a shame to see a season saved in such a momentous and monumental fashion be lost in a very winnable game.

Issue 2 about partisan politics, not budget for Kasich MICHAEL FLANNAGAN Lantern columnist flannagan.6@osu.edu Election Day is Tuesday and with it comes an end to the debate about Issue 2, a referendum to the vote on Senate Bill 5, but the implications of Election Day could reverberate through Ohio for a long time to come. There is no doubt Issue 2 is controversial.

It is also a bit hard to understand why it would be relevant to a college student attending schools like Ohio State. We’ve all heard about the union-busting attempts with this bill and why it is an attack on workers. We’ve heard that it will save us money in a budget deficit. But somewhere lost in the debate is how this bill could affect our everyday lives as students and we need to be aware of it because it could have a big impact on us.

Issue 2 will end teacher tenure in Ohio, including here at OSU. For those that do not know, teacher tenure is essentially a lifetime contract with a school that cannot be terminated without just cause. A professor or teacher does not receive tenure status right away. Instead, they must work at a university or school for years, sometimes decades, and excel as an educator before they can achieve tenure status.

Supporters of Issue 2 try to claim it is a permanent status for teachers and bad professors can just do whatever they want. That is a lie.

Teacher tenure is job security, especially for experts in their field, but they do have mechanisms to remove bad teachers. To remove a professor, a school must have just cause, which means the professor has to have deserved the removal. So

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why should we care if teachers lose tenure? Ever had a teacher who was fantastic, who inspired you, but was also older and more established than a young teacher right out of college? That teacher will require a higher paycheck and most likely will not be open to teaching multiple subjects, where the new teacher who is just looking for a job will do whatever they have to do for work. Removing teacher tenure means a university can fire the older, exceptional teacher and replace them with the less-experienced young teacher who is willing to be overworked for less pay.

Teacher tenure also protects the right of professors and teachers of performing independent research without fear of termination from their job.

That research often makes these teachers experts in their fields of study, which in turn benefits us as students who will be in their classrooms. Removing teacher tenure removes the protection that teachers who perform research have from job termination.

Teacher tenure is not the only issue that will impact our lives should Issue 2 pass Tuesday. Here comes the part that does have to do with collective bargaining.

If Issue 2 passes, collective bargaining is essentially over and the right to strike for public employees becomes that much harder. So when a public union, say Columbus firefighters, want to negotiate a new contract with the government, they put forth a proposal. The government then puts forth a counter proposal. With collective bargaining, the government must negotiate with that union for money, safety, healthcare benefits. Should Issue 2 pass, collective bargaining dies and the government can tell our firefighters or police or nurses to take the counter

proposal or leave it. Collective bargaining prevents Governor Kasich or any future governor or mayor from being able to slash operating budgets in half at will because they must negotiate with the unions.

Collective bargaining prevents Governor Kasich or any future governor or mayor from lessening safety regulations or removing health benefits or paid vacations and sick time.

Issue 2 will end those protections, so if it passes, our police and firefighters and nurses can go to work with less pay, less benefits, and even faulty and cheaper equipment because collective bargaining will be gone and the government will be allowed to do whatever it wants. Just how long do you think it will be before Governor Kasich takes his big red pen and goes after the budgets of those protecting us every day should Issue 2 pass? And just how long do you think prospects for firefighting and police jobs will be interested in those jobs when they see an enemy in the statehouse?

For all the spin by the governor and the Republican legislators who tried to ram SB 5 down our throats about how this will save money, the reality is that is not their motivation. They hate collective bargaining because they hate how it gives power to unions to keep government honest in their dealings with the unions. Governor Kasich, like other Republican governors who were elected last year, is trying to break unions because they want to give the power to their friends in big business. They want to give power to the people that helped put them in power because at the end of the day, this is about politics and nothing more.

The largest block of support for Democratic candidates in terms of financial donations is labor

unions. During last year’s midterm elections, Republicans received money through many corporate friends while the biggest friend to Democratic candidates were, you guessed it, labor unions. In SB 5, there is a provision that tries to prevent unions from being able to make political donations and the reason for that is because they donate by and large to Democratic candidates. Should Issue 2 pass on Tuesday the largest block of campaign donations to Democrats will be gone in Ohio and that is the true motivating factor for the people who wrote and support this law.

Senate Bill 5/Issue 2 is not about saving the budget. If that was the case taxes would be raised on the wealthy and on all of us. If Kasich was concerned about our financial problems, he would bring regulations back that prevent corporations from greed. This isn’t about the budget … it’s about politics and making sure that Democrats do not have a chance in future elections.

Governor Kasich is waging partisan warfare on the party that will go after him when he runs for re-election and his doing so is putting our state in peril. Issue 2 is bad for students, it’s bad for teachers, and it’s bad for firefighters and police and nurses. The only people that Issue 2 is good for are the rich and their bought-and-paid-for politicians like Governor Kasich.

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