Nov. 8, 2011

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The OSU women’s soccer team was selected to play in the 2011 NCAA women’s soccer tournament.

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One-man show

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Keller Williams, a one-man band, is scheduled to perform at Newport Music Hall Friday at 8 p.m.

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Ohioans will hit the polls on Tuesday to vote on three statewide issues, one of them is Issue 2, which will decide the fate of Senate Bill 5.

Issue 2 will ask voters to accept or reject new union rules signed by Gov. John Kasich, known as SB 5. SB 5 prevents government employees, along with teachers, nurses and firefighters from collective bargaining for anything except wages.

If voters choose to pass Issue 2, mandatory health care and pension minimums will be set up, as well as bans on public worker strikes, and it will prohibit seniority-based promotions.

Paul Beck, an Ohio State professor in the political sciences department, said Issue 2 will greatly affect funding as well.

“Proponents would say the reason Senate Bill 5 was formed is because the government became too generous,” Beck said. “Due to the public influence of unions and labor groups along with public officials being too generous, the government had to make a drastic change.”

David Stebenne, associate professor of history and law, said the idea is that the cost of employing people in the public sector is much higher than it is in the private sector, so cuts have to be made.

“It’s not so much that the straight salary is higher, but the benefits packages,” he said. “Being that the government is so strapped at this time, they had to make some sort of drastic decisions.”

Abigail Robertson, a fourth-year in English, said she worries about the impact Issue 2 will have on students.

“I believe that Senate Bill 5 should be overturned because it affects Ohio State, it affects the students,” Robertson said. “My boyfriend is in education and it’s a big deal for him.”

Jonathan Bosold, a first-year in pharmacy, agreed.

“I know that Issue 2 is a big thing that affects a lot of government employees, teachers, firefighters, policemen and I personally I voted no on that,” Bosold said.

Stebenne compared Issue 2 to something OSU students know and love: football.

“It’s kind of like Ohio lawmakers decided to go for the long pass at the end of the fourth quarter,” he

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Gov. John Kasich supports Issue 2, a bill that limits collective bargaining rights of public employees.

Opponents say: the system works fine, retired judges can be recalled to service by the Supreme Court, the current age prevents an entrenched judiciary

Proponents say: the maximum age that a person can be elected or appointed judge should be increased

Issue #2 Would set up mandatory health care and pension minimums, as well as bans on public worker strikes, and it will prohibit seniority-based promotions of unionized government employees.

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A rally against Senate Bill 5 on the lawn of the Ohio Statehouse on April 10, 2011. said. “Now if that doesn’t work, which chances are that it won’t, they’ll go for what Woody Hayes would say ‘three yards and a cloud of dust.’”

He said this means that Ohio lawmakers decided to put the more drastic option on the ballot for voters. He said if this is rejected, they will find more of a gradual way to drawback benefits for public employees.

“The polls are saying 60-40 that it will be rejected,” he said. “So if that happens, I guess we’ll see how big proponents of the bill like Kasich and other Republicans will react. I think they’ll find a way to get with Democrats and compromise on something more moderate.”

Stebenne said the way voters fall may have something to do with President Barack Obama’s re-election status.

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Opponents say: Senate Bill 5 is unfair to government employees and takes away their rights as employees to collective bargain some say their safety is compromised due to the limit of equipment want to overturn SB5

Proponents say: public officials need to draw the line somewhere with union and labor groups - with the budget problems, they need to put a cap on limit public employee collective bargaining want to keep SB5

Issue #3 Would preserve the right for Ohioans to choose their own health care and health care coverage.

Opponents say: President Barack Obama’s national health care plan should be followed in Ohio - health care will be more secure because working families will not be denied coverage due to a pre-existing condition.

Proponents say: Ohio should make a constitutional amendment to appeal President Barack Obama’s national health care plan - Ohioans should preserve their rights to choose their doctor and health insurance.

COTA buses to roll out new BuckID policy Stephanie Kariuki Lantern reporter kariuki.2@osu.edu

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Sweater-vest down to rest?

Central Ohio Transit Authority buses will require Ohio State students to swipe their BuckIDs in order to ride on COTA buses beginning Jan. 1, 2012.

All OSU students are required to pay a $9 quarterly fee to ride COTA buses, and with the new policy, only people paying the fee will be able to ride on COTA busses.

Beth Berkemer, COTA spokeswoman, said the main reason for this change is to track who is riding the buses.

“It’s to see how many OSU students are actually using the service that we provide them,” Berkemer said.

Currently, OSU students are allowed to ride on the COTA buses by showing their BuckIDs to the bus driver. With the switch, swiping the ID to verify student enrollment will be required.

Corey Engelken, a fourth-year in engineering, said the switch to having students swipe their IDs is much easier on the drivers and riders.

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Riders take COTA’s night owl bus 21 south to the Arena District on Friday, Oct. 1, 2010. Starting Jan. 1, 2012, students will be required to swipe their BuckIDs to ride COTA buses.

Why is OSU hot and cold?

We analyze how the football team, both on and off the field, affects sales of OSU apparel on campus.

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A thermostat in a classroom in Campbell Hall shows the room temperature at the target 70 degree mark.

Making her way to teach her undergraduate Spanish class on campus, Whitney Chappell doesn’t know what to expect from the condition of her classroom.

No, the classroom isn’t in need of repair, nor is it missing crucial aspects needed to teach her class.

Chappell, a graduate teaching associate, said the temperature in the room has become an issue.

In her class, Chappell said the hot temperatures have become a running joke with the students.

“We’re always joking about how it’s so cold outside but it’s too hot in here,” Chappell said.

During Fall Quarter at Ohio State, the heating kicks on when the outside temperature drops below 55 degrees and shuts off when it’s above 60 degrees, Kelly Bloomfield, director of building automation, said in an email.

Officially there are no temperature requirements for classrooms. However, OSU sets target classroom temperatures for each season.

In winter, the goal is 68 degrees to 70 degrees,

a little cooler to conserve energy. In summer, the temperatures can rise to 76 degrees, said Ross Parkman, senior director of utilities for Facilities Operations and Development.

“The shoulder seasons are the toughest for us — fall and spring — where you can go from freezing in the morning to 60 degrees in the afternoon,” Parkman said.

Shoulder seasons refer to the time between the extremes of each season.

The average classroom temperature is 70.35 degrees, about the target 70-degree mark for fall.

“This building isn’t so bad, because we have the maintenance (personnel) here,” said Kibrome Teklemichael, who works in the Science and Engineering Library, which is set at a target 70 degrees.

But Teklemichael, who graduated in summer with a degree in chemical engineering, said that during his undergraduate years at OSU, there were times when classroom temperatures were uncomfortable.

As a student, he spent most of his time in laboratory buildings, which “were really burning” hot at times, he said.

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campus Search engine takes off, eases study abroad planning mary posani Lantern reporter posani.3@osu.edu Ohio State’s Office of International Affairs launched a new search engine on its website making it easier for students to look for study abroad options.

The new tool helps students narrow their search for programs by dividing it into eight categories — country, language, academic course subject, scholarship options, region, academic term, program length and type of study abroad program.

“The search engine is much easier to understand and is open 24/7,” said Grace Johnson, director of the study abroad program.

The new search engine was launched in August 2011 at no cost to the university, Johnson said.

Melissa Poeppelman, a fourth-year in architecture, said before the tool was created, she learned about her study abroad option through talking with fellow classmates and fliers in academic halls.

Poeppelman said the process seemed frustrating to get all the necessary information.

“There were questions I didn’t know about. I had to ask other students,” Poeppelman said. “In terms of frustration, the search would’ve been helpful.”

Alexis Barnhart, a second-year in English, needed a program in a French-speaking country that was less than a year long. Barnhart used the new search engine to help her find a study abroad program in Quebec and several options in France.

“It was a springboard into searching for a program. It helped me out a lot and helped me narrow it down,” Barnhart said. “I like how there are a lot of categories and ways to look at things.”

Other students had to find more difficult time searching for programs.

Lindsay Fisher, a third-year in actuarial science, had specific qualifications when choosing her independent program in Australia. For example, she needed it to be during Winter Quarter 2012 and have a generic course of study.

“I looked for one through Ohio State, but didn’t work,” Fisher said. “I needed a general program with academic courses. I Googled online and searched for different programs.”

Fisher said the new search engine could have helped her out when searching for a program.

“It took me a while to find a program,” Fisher said. “With something like that, it would have been a lot easier.”

As the search engine is a great start to finding a study abroad program, Johnson said it is only a start to the study abroad process and “is still important to talk to (program) coordinators” at OIA. Barnhart agreed that the search engine is only the beginning to organizing study abroad.

“I think it’s a really great tool, but you also need to talk to people about it too,” Barnhart said. “It’s a great starting tool. I looked online and then talked to a French adviser.”

Approximately 2,000 students travel and study abroad per academic year, and numbers have increased steadily from 1,600 in 2009 to about 2,000 in 2010, Johnson said.

OSU offers more than 100 programs in more than 40 countries, according to Office of International Affairs’ website. Students can also learn about study abroad program options in information sessions, meetings and the study abroad expo, Johnson said.

OSU apparel sales take a hit due to football team’s woes thailyr scrivner Lantern reporter scrivner.2@osu.edu The success of the Ohio State football team affects more than just its standings, in some cases it affects dollars and cents.

OSU apparel sales in the campus area tend to mimic the team’s performance.

Sales have dropped about 25 to 30 percent from last year at College Traditions, a university-merchandise store on Lane Avenue, shopowner Kelly Dawes estimated.

Dawes said there has been a decrease in fall sales, which is the store’s best-selling season.

“You just have to adjust,” Dawes said. “Our sales are directly affected by wins and losses; it’s just one of those years.”

College Traditions’ best-selling months are September through December, Dawes said.

“The last couple years with the basketball team getting stronger, our numbers are a little better,” Dawes said. “But still, football brings in the majority of the business.”

College Traditions continues to sell sweater-vests and No. 2 jerseys, but they are not selling at the rate they were when Jim Tressel was coach and Terrelle Pryor was a quarterback for the Buckeyes, Dawes said.

At College Traditions, prices for the No. 2 jersey remain the same as other screen printed jerseys, $59.99. Sweater-vests are $55.

Conrads College Gifts, located near College Traditions on Lane Avenue, has also seen changes in its sales numbers, said Rob Cohen, co-owner of Conrads.

Although the store still sells sweater-vests, Cohen said they no longer have No. 2 jerseys after putting them on sale. Conrads reduced the price of the No. 2 jerseys to $19.88 following the departure of Pryor.

“People still like Tressel and come in and miss him,” Cohen said. “We’re not ordering deep in (sweater-vests), just taking it day by day.”

Cohen agreed that football games and Christmas are his best selling seasons, but said December is probably better in terms of sales.

“When Ohio State’s winning, the fans are pumped up and they’re more excited and they will

purchase more items,” Cohen said. “We are tied to the team and how well the team does.”

Conrads makes about 80 percent more on a Saturday compared to the rest of the week, Cohen said. Conrads did not release sales numbers.

Jenna Backus, a fourth-year in strategic communication, said she has noticed a slight decrease in foot traffic at The Official Team Shop store in the Schottenstein Center, where she has been working for more than a year.

Backus said she thinks businesses selling OSU items have nothing to worry about.

Some businesses haven’t seen a drop off in sales, despite the football team’s issues off the field.

Ryan Vesler, creative director of Homage, said the company’s sales have remained consistent.

“I think people are just as excited about Ohio State sports and are passionate about the brand,” Vesler said. He added that the company’s sales are “consistent with what they’ve been in previous years.”

“We’re always going to have so many dedicated fans with ‘Buckeye Nation’ and will always have the same people coming back and supporting us,” Backus said.

College Traditions originally operated as the stadium garage in 1984, where they worked on cars, Dawes said.

The store’s dot the “i” Brutus statue was vandalized about 2:30 a.m. the day after the first football game versus Akron.

A uniform hat was torn off Brutus. College Traditions received another hat from the band soon after, but hasn’t replaced it yet.

College Traditions purchased the $20,000 Brutus statue as part of Brutus on Parade, a fundraiser for Thompson Library renovations.

Conrads opened before College Traditions in 1969 by Cohen’s father. The store was originally a jewelry store that didn’t sell any OSU-inspired items.

An increased number of requests for OSU souvenirs led Cohen’s parents to start purchasing OSU items.

“It was hard because people weren’t really (buying as many souvenirs) back in those days,” Cohen said.

After selling more OSU items than jewelry, the store switched its merchandise priorities.

Jami Jurich contributed to this story.

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College Traditions, an OSU memorabilia store near campus, on Oct. 7, 2011. College Traditions, and other OSU apparel stores, have noticed a decrease in sales.

New architecture coming to Lane and High Stephanie Kariuki Lantern reporter kariuki.2@osu.edu Ohio State officials are making plans to add to the northwest corner of High Street and Lane Avenue to make it more welcoming to students.

Fred Fotis, assistant vice president for the Office of Student Life, said the university is planning on changing the appearance of the corner, but the plan is in the early stages.

“There are a ton of ideas, but nothing has been landed on yet,” Fotis said.

Fotis said that some of the ideas being considered include an architectural feature or a residence hall with a recreational center at the bottom of the building.

Some students like the idea of having something on that part of campus, but are not sure if a residence hall is the answer.

“I don’t know if we necessarily need another big residence hall with a rec-center in it since there is already a rec center up on north,” said Caitlin Kanner, a third-year in medical dietetics.

Olivia Lamb, a fourth-year in international business, suggested OSU put a library or student commons in the area. “(Students on that side of campus) don’t have a lot of places to study,” Lamb said.

Fotis said these are a few of many ideas and

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there still needs to be a meeting with the design team before anything can actually happen.

The overall goal is to make the university more welcoming.

“It’s a pretty important corner and it is one of the gateways to campus,” Fotis said.

Kanner said one of the things she would like to see by that corner is something similar to what is in the Short North. The lights over High Street and the sign that says “Welcome to the Short North” is what Kanner said she likes most.

“It’s welcoming and it looks really nice,” Kanner said.

Kanner said no matter what is built on that corner, it will be worth it because right now, there is nothing that properly presents OSU. “It would be a good way to welcome people to campus because there are signs all along High Street but there’s not anything big (that says) ‘Welcome to Ohio State,’” Kanner said.

Cody Lawler, a third-year in nutrition, said he would like to see something there designed for the students.

Either way, Fotis said they are nowhere close to making any concrete plans as to what will be built, when it will be built or how much it is going to cost until he meets with the design team.

“We hope to sit down with design team sometime in the next couple of months,” Fotis said.

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Issue 3

“Everyone is looking at Ohio right now to see what happens with this issue,” Stebenne said. “If it does fail and Democrats win, that’s big for Obama.

There has not been a president to be re-elected who has not won Ohio.”

Issue 3 preserves the right for Ohioans to choose their own health care and health care coverage.

Beck said in a way Issue 3 is symbolic, rather than real because the Ohio Supreme Court would have to work on it if voters chose to vote “yes.”

“This also raises questions about whether students will have to elect for OSU health insurance or not,” Beck said. “So, it gets kind of sticky in theory.”

Beck said proponents of Issue 3 want to overturn Obama’s national health care plan in Ohio’s constitution, while opponents are fighting to keep the national health care in place so that Ohioans abide by it.

Issue 1 would increase the maximum age a person may be elected as a judge, and eliminate the

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Money on BuckIDs will not be affected when swiped.

“A lot of times they have to take a long look at it,” Engelken said. “So it possibly would be simpler to swipe.”

Although it might be more simple to swipe, some students are not excited about the transition.

“I hate the idea of it just because it’s a hassle,” said Lauren Miller, a third-year in exploration. “I think it’s annoying.”

The switch will eliminate alumni and former students who use their IDs to get on the bus for free.

Berkemer said the system would have a database of numbers that are correlated with BuckIDs of active students. However, there are no names associated with these numbers.

Although swiping a BuckID on the bus does eliminate people who have an ID but have graduated, Berkemer said this was not a reason why COTA was making the switch.

“Our No. 1 priority was not to eliminate the number of people using their expired passes,” Berkemer said. “It’s just kind of like a bonus.”

Stephanie Thetge, a second-year in evolution

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Some students have already cast their votes through absentee ballots.

“I vote absentee ballot because I feel like it’s important to vote in my particular county where I have a stronger voice in my county,” Bosold said. “I don’t like voting in Franklin County because there are more people, and in my county there are less people, so my voice counts more in my opinion.”

Students can easily find information on the election, www.ohio.gov provides information about voting sites, spells out the issues on the ballot and provides previous election results.

“I think it’s important for students to vote because it’s their civic duty,” Bosold said. “I feel like it’s important to make your opinion count. I think you should vote only if you’re well-informed and I feel like it’s your duty to be well-informed.”

Robertson had the same sentiment.

“I think we’re shaping the future and if we aren’t putting our opinions forth, then someone else is and they’re speaking for us,” Robertson said. “You really can’t complain about something if you’re not the one deciding it.”

and ecology, said she is worried about is the number of people who use the COTA buses after the switch.

Thetge said it might not be a good idea “because the COTA buses will not be used as much.”

However, Engleken and Miller said they think the amount people using the bus will be about the same.

“There is still a huge number of people who actually go to OSU that are going to use the bus,” Miller said. “Because everyone uses the bus, they’re just going to have to pay and suck it up.”

As far as making a grace period to make sure students’ IDs actually work, Berkemer said COTA is still working on it. The important thing is that students make sure they have an active and working BuckID, Berkemer said.

“If it doesn’t work or if they haven’t switched out their ID they are going to have to pay the regular fee,” Berkemer said.

COTA has tried to make sure students know about the switch through a partnership with OSU. Berkemer said she wants students to know there is no money taken from the card by swiping it.

“We can now keep track of who is riding where when,” Berkemer said.

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Energy efficient systems could save $66K, Bloomfield said. which was installed during a building’s construction, Bloomfield said in an email.

The utilities department is responsible for getting steam and cold water to campus buildings via the underground tunnel system. Building automation is then responsible for controlling the heating temperatures in buildings.

Parkman said some older buildings on campus, such as Campbell Hall, use a perimeter heating system. Ducts placed around the perimeter of the building carry heat to the interior classrooms, adjusting the heat based on the outside temperature.

These systems typically aren’t turned on until the weather turns colder, as the fluctuating temperatures outside can make regulating the heat difficult, Parkman said.

“Particularly in the fall, when you’re going from pretty wide extremes, it will sometimes tend to overheat a little bit,” Parkman said.

In these systems, adjusting the temperature precisely is difficult once the heating has been turned on.

“Once you get them circulating the hot water and you get a really warm day, it tends to get a bit warm,” Parkman said.

FOD is in the process of examining and planning to replace older heating systems in buildings, Parkman said. This program is funded by multiple accounts, including energy conservation money.

Bloomfield said in an email that the heating and cooling systems in the Fisher College of Business were recommissioned earlier this year. The Math Tower and Jennings Hall are next on the list.

Replacing older heating and cooling systems with more energy-efficient ones will save the university an estimated $66,000 annually, Bloomfield said in an email.

The building-automation department also allows teachers and students to report uncomfortable temperatures.

The department tracks these calls and investigates the complaint, Parkman said. If it is simply an older system that is harder to adjust with fluctuating temperatures outdoors, it is put on a list to be considered for updating.

Systems may be updated to control air flow in each individual room, making temperatures easier to adjust.

Parkman said one focus of the project has been automating temperature controls for large auditoriums.

“In order to heat them up, it takes a lot of energy,” Parkman said. “If there’s no classes scheduled or nobody’s going to be in that auditorium, we can set the temperature down or up.”

BY THE NUMBERS Just outside the Central Classrooms Building on the OSU campus, passersby decide to take a break in front of the numbers sculpture on Nov. 8, 2011.

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Keller Williams (middle), who sometimes plays a 1-man act, is scheduled to perform at Newport Music Hall Nov. 11, 2011, at 8 p.m.

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Keller Williams is the definition of a one-man band. With his live-phrase sampling technique, he produces as much sound as a typical band with several members.

“What happens is I step on a button, and I sing something, or I play something, and I step on the button again in the right time and it repeats what I just played or sang,” Williams said. “Once that initial loop is created, then I can layer in a drum line or a bass line, then I can solo over top of it. Nothing is prerecorded. Everything is created on stage in front of the audience.”

Williams is scheduled to display this technique when he performs at the Newport Music Hall at 8 p.m Friday.

While Williams’ style is rooted in acoustic guitar and vocals, his music is so diverse that it is nearly impossible to place him into a single genre.

“It slips into acoustic dance music, just teetering on the edge of electronica,” Williams said of his playing style at his solo shows.

With a vast array of different instruments ranging from guitars and bass guitars to drum pads and maracas, Williams’ stage set resembles a music

store or a pawn shop. He displays his talent and versatility by playing each one of them skillfully during his performances.

Throughout his career, which began in the early ’90s, Williams has released 16 albums and along the way, he has demonstrated his musical range.

“I’ve been given the freedom to go in so many different directions to satisfy my jones,” Williams said. “I have a rock band, a four-piece that does rock-jazz improv type of fusion. There’s a couple different bluegrass projects, there’s a solo project.

There’s a lot of really fun different directions I can go.

It’s never really been a problem figuring out which direction.”

Among these side projects are The Keller Williams Incident, which was a collaboration with jam-band The String Cheese Incident, Kdubalicious, which is a reggae project, and Keller and the Keels, which is a folk/bluegrass project. He also created Keller Plays for Kids, a project devoted entirely to young children.

Whereas most artists will do a tour to support the release of an album, Williams is actually more likely to play old songs than those on his newest album.

“Releasing (music) to the public is a means of putting it to bed, so to speak,” Williams said. “Once it’s recorded the first time, it feels like I can move away from it, and go back and visit it every once in awhile on stage.”

Williams will be releasing his 17th album, “Bass,” Dec. 13. It will be the first album Williams has released featuring him playing only the bass guitar.

On the same day, Williams will also release “Keys,” which will be available as a digital download only.

“Keys” will feature Williams covering Grateful Dead songs on solo piano and vocals. All proceeds from this album will go the Rex Foundation, a charity started by the Grateful Dead in 1983 which supports creativity through the arts and education.

Austin Brown, a fourth-year in psychology, has enjoyed one of Williams’ performances.

“He’s a pretty cool guy,” Brown said. “I like how it’s just him and nobody else. I like his style of a one-man solo act.”

As is typical of many touring musicians, Williams said that one of the hardest parts of being on the road is being forced to spend time away from his family. However, Williams now only schedules his performances on the weekends. That way he can return home to be with his family during the week.

“It’s pretty much a routine that we’ve gotten in, so I feel very lucky,” Williams said. “I’m just so incredibly grateful to be able to do what I love and make a living out of it. And there really isn’t a whole lot of difficult things in my world right now. Life is really wonderful.”

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Chris Scullin Lantern reporter scullin.9@osu.edu Contrary to popular belief, not all things from Michigan are evil.

At least this is what Joe Phillion, drummer for the Grand Rapids-based progressive rock jam band Ultraviolet Hippopotamus, would have you believe.

“It’s funny, because there’s the rivalry between Michigan and Ohio State,” Phillion said. “Sometimes it feels like Ohio really hates people from Michigan, and Michigan people hate people from Ohio. It’s not about who’s better, we just want people to listen to our music.”

UV Hippo is scheduled to perform at Woodlands Tavern Thursday at 9 p.m.

The band prides itself on being able to seamlessly flow between songs and genres during live performances.

“We make booties shake,” Phillion said. “There’s just this madness going on. We segue songs and we really try not to stop playing. It’s definitely a wellstructured, well-oiled machine.”

The five-piece band consists of Phillion on the drums, Brian Samuels on the bass, Russel James on guitar, Dave Sanders on the keys and Casey Butts on percussion.

While the band has produced three albums of original work, it also regularly perform covers.

“At this point in our career, we can cover pretty much everything,” Phillion said.

The band demonstrated this ability over Halloween weekend, when it played three different shows with three very different themes.

In the past they have also covered albums ranging from Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” to The Beatles’ “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.”

“We’ve been told in the past that we’re like the Andy Kaufman of the jam scene,” Phillion said, explaining that rather than trying to please the crowd, UV Hippo is more concerned with playing music that they themselves will enjoy.

The members of UV Hippo stay true to their own

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Ultraviolet Hippopotamus is scheduled to perform at Woodlands Tavern Nov. 10, 2011, at 9 p.m. taste by refraining from comparing themselves to other bands.

“Even if they’re the smallest band or the biggest band, we hate comparing because then we just see our faults,” Phillion said. “A small plant can’t grow in the shadow of a large tree, because there’s no light.

You gotta get out and you gotta do your own thing.”

UV Hippo makes every show different by playing a different song lineup every night and by improvisation.

“I love improv-ing,” Phillion said. “I really like to risk a lot. I’ll do a crazy drum roll just to see what happens. That’s just to push the other musicians to make it a better show.”

The band’s improvised jams are arguably the most impressive part of UV Hippo’s live performances. A song that goes on for four minutes at one

show could easily last for 10 minutes at another. It is common for a jam to build up to the point that the lightning-fast guitar shredding and spacey keyboard tones cause the crowd to explode with dance moves.

UV Hippo recently finished up its most extensive tour to date.

“We’re really trying to push people to go out and see live music, live bands, people playing actual instruments,” Phillion said. “We want to push people into the sunlight.”

Its latest album, “Square Pegs Round Holes,” which was released in late March, is still at No. 17 on the JamBands.com radio chart.

Phillion said that UV Hippo will begin recording its next album in January. The band hopes to have it ready for release by April 2012.

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thelantern www.thelantern.com upcoming Wednesday Men’s Soccer: Big Ten Tournament v. Penn State 3:45pm @ Ann Arbor, Mich.

Friday Men’s Ice Hockey v. Northern Michigan 12:05pm @ Columbus Men’s Swimming v. Miami (Ohio) 5pm @ Oxford, Ohio Women’s Volleyball v. Northwestern 7pm @ Evanston, Ill. Men’s Basketball v. Wright State 9pm @ Columbus

Saturday Women’s Swimming v. Ohio University 1pm @ Columbus Women’s Soccer: NCAA Tournament v.

Tennessee 2pm @ Knoxville, Tenn.

Women’s Volleyball v. Illinois 7pm @ Champaign, Ill. Wrestling: Harrisburg Duals All Day @ Harrisburg, Pa. Men’s Cross Country: NCAA Great Lakes Regionals All Day @ Toledo, Ohio Women’s Cross Country: NCAA Great Lakes Regionals All Day @ Toledo, Ohio Football v. Purdue Noon @ West Lafeyette, Ind. Fencing: Junior NAC TBA @ Daytona, Fla.

SUnday Women’s Basketball v. Tennessee State 2pm @ Columbus Fencing: Junior NAC TBA @ Daytona, Fla.

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Women’s soccer bound for NCAA Tourney Tyler Robinson Senior Lantern reporter robinson.1063@osu.edu When the 64-team field for the 2011 NCAA women’s soccer tournament was announced Monday, the Ohio State women’s soccer team was included, giving the Buckeyes a chance to follow up last season’s run to the national semifinals.

The unseeded Buckeyes (10-8-2, 5-5-1) will take on regional No. 4 seed Tennessee at 2 p.m. Nov. 12 in a first-round matchup hosted by the Volunteers (15-6-0).

OSU’s postseason hopes seemed to be in some doubt after the team suffered a first-round loss to Illinois in the Big Ten Tournament on Thursday.

Coming in as the No. 7 seed, the Buckeyes lost, 4-2, on penalty kicks after regulation and two overtime periods resulted in a tie, 1-1. The second-seeded Fighting Illini eventually went on to win the tournament.

The Buckeyes concluded the regular season 10-8-1, with a 5-5-1 mark within the conference. A couple of program milestones highlighted the season.

The team recorded the 200th victory in program history on Sept. 23 with a 2-1 win against Illinois at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium. That mark was eclipsed on the team’s alumni weekend.

“I’m really happy with where the program is and what we’ve been able

to do over the years,” coach Lori Walker, who was at the helm of 164 of the 200 wins to that point, said at the time. “It’s nice to recognize this milestone because it includes everyone who has been a part of it.”

The 2011 senior class won its 49th game with a 3-0 triumph against Indiana on Senior Day at Jesse Owens. The victory moved that class into a tie with the 2006 class for the second-most wins for a four-year

group in program history.

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

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

Senior forward Caitlyn Martin, who tallied a goal in the victory, spoke about the close-knit relationships within the team.

“We have a great senior group and we’re really close, so it was really special to go out on our last day in the Jesse and get a win and play for each other,” Martin said. “It was a great team effort.”

The low point of the season was a stretch from Sept. 29 to Oct. 23, in which the team lost five of seven games, prompting Walker to say the offense was “in the crapper” following an Oct. 16 loss to Nebraska. It was during this slide that the Buckeyes let their postseason hopes almost slip away.

In the end, the Buckeyes made the national tournament for the third straight season while several OSU players garnered postseason honors.

Senior defender Danielle Scoliere followed up last week’s first-team All-Big Ten honors by being named to the conference’s all-tournament team last Sunday, while sophomore midfielder Danica Wu was named to the second-team All-Big Ten. Senior defender Liz Sullivan was OSU’s Big Ten sportsmanship honoree and also joined senior goalie Katie Baumgardner on the all-district academic third team, announced Monday.

The winner between OSU and Tennessee will go on to the second round to play the winner between Illinois State and Milwaukee.

Cody Cousino / Photo editor

OSU senior forward Paige Maxwell drives to the net at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium against Northwestern on Sept. 25, 2011. OSU won, 2-0.

OSU football’s defense ‘grinding it out’ Tyler Robinson Senior Lantern reporter robinson.1063@osu.edu Though first-year head coach Luke Fickell projected the defense would need to record “at least four turnovers” against Indiana, the Buckeyes forced only one during their 34-20 victory against the Hoosiers on Saturday.

Luckily for OSU, the lone turnover was a fourthquarter interception by redshirt junior defensive back Travis Howard, which halted a potential gametying drive for the Hoosiers. The Buckeye offense drove for a touchdown on the ensuing possession, capping the scoring.

It wasn’t as pretty as some might have hoped, but the OSU defense made enough plays to complement an offense that saw three players eclipse the century mark in rushing yards for the first time since 1989.

Senior center Michael Brewster said the game was a good wake-up call for the team, but he was proud of the way the defense kept fighting.

“On defense, we kept grinding it out,” he said.

“It’s good to see guys have the ability to stick it out and get the win.”

The Hoosiers were an impressive 10-of-17 on third down, which allowed them to prolong drives and even lead the game in possession, despite the dominance of the OSU rushing attack. Indiana’s

Cody Cousino / Photo editor

OSU junior Travis Howard intercepts a pass against Indiana Saturday, Nov. 5, 2011. OSU won, 34-20. success on third down aggravated the Buckeye defense, said senior defensive back Tyler Moeller.

“It’s the goal for every defense to go three-andout,” he said. “It was a little frustrating at times. It wasn’t our best game. We’ve got to keep going and get better.”

Sophomore defensive lineman Johnathan Hankins, who tallied seven tackles against Indiana, agreed with Moeller. “(Indiana) came out ready to play and we came out a little slow,” Hankins said. “We got the job done and got the win but there are always places to improve.”

The Buckeyes held the Hoosiers to three points below their scoring average entering the game. OSU also snapped Indiana’s streak of three games with at least 200 yards rushing. Junior defensive lineman John Simon, who led the Buckeyes with a careerhigh 10 tackles and notched a team-high sixth sack of the season, said after the Hoosiers took a 10-0 lead to start the game, the defense refocused and began to execute better.

“The key to this week was everyone doing their job,” Simon said. “Even though we bent a little bit on that this week, I think held our own and executed well.”

Simon said that the game against Indiana will be a reminder of what intensity the team needs to have success late in the season.

“In November every game is going to be a challenge; every game is going to be a battle,” he said. “Everyone is out to win in November. That’s when the going gets tough.

“We just have to come out with enthusiasm and focus. If we do that and we execute, we’re usually a successful team.”

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Horoscopes by Nancy Black ©2011 Tribune Media Services Inc. ToDAY’S BIrTHDAY Think highly of yourself and be surprised by what shows up. Allow your rebellious, creative, non-conformist nature to step out. Perspective has everything to do with it. Support family and community, and it comes back multiplied.

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TAUrUS April 20 – May 20 Today is a 6 -- As Mark Twain said, “Courage is not the lack of fear, it’s acting in spite of it.” Get ready to take action for the things you’re dedicated to.

GEMInI May 21 – June 21 Today is a 6 -- Spending time with your best friends doesn’t have to cost money. A potluck party could bring some fun into your home. Cook up your favorite recipe.

CAnCEr June 22 – July 22 Today is a 7 -- You’re not in it for the money, and still there’s more on the way. Act quickly to earn another bonus. You’ve got the energy, and the timing is right.

LEo July 23 – Aug. 22 Today is a 7 -- If you’re having a difficult time concentrating, find a quiet space where you can disconnect from distractions. Make the next 12 hours count! Follow a clever hunch.

VIrGo Aug. 23 – Sept. 22 Today is a 6 -- Here’s where you’re really glad you read the small print. Something is not as it seems. Cover for a friend who’s indisposed. Choose private over public.

LIBrA Sept. 23–Oct. 22 Today is an 8 -- Don’t worry about status right now.

Trust your instincts to get where you want to go, especially in your career. Work could interfere with your personal life. Balance it.

SCorPIo Oct. 23 – Nov. 21 Today is an 8 -- Take it easy today. Studies and research can be quite fruitful. Get multiple sources for facts you use. Stick close to home and you get a lot done.

SAGITTArIUS Nov. 22 – Dec. 21 Pay bills before you go shopping, and don’t dip into your savings. You may need to make adjustments, but a little creativity can work that out fine.

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PISCES Feb. 19 – March 20 Today is a 9 -- Continue focusing on your long-term goals, even when others may want to distract you. Share what you know, and avoid jealousies. Call if you’re going to be late for dinner.

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Big Ten record

Overall record

1. Penn State

5-0

8-1

2. Ohio State

3-2

6-3

3. Wisconsin

3-2

7-2

4. Purdue

2-3

4-5

5. Illinois

2-3

6-3

6. Indiana

0-6

1-9

The Indiana Hoosiers made a game of it Saturday against a heavily favored Ohio State.

Hoosiers sophomore wide receiver Kofi Hughes said his team set out to prove the matchup would not be just a bye week for OSU. “That offended us,” Hughes said.

“We didn’t like that.”

Indiana fans have to like that kind of attitude from one of their team’s players. But, in the end, the Hoosiers (1-9, 0-6) lost, 34-20, to an OSU team that was off its game.

After the game you wouldn’t have known OSU had just survived a close encounter with a team buried in the Big Ten Leaders Division standings.

The Buckeyes were loose and cocky after letting the Hoosiers hang in the game for 3 1/2 quarters, and I loved it.

The Buckeyes were showing glimpses of swagger and confidence.

And, after fighting back into the Big

Ten title race, why not?

Sophomore running back Carlos Hyde rushed for 105 yards and a touchdown against Indiana. Hyde said a referee was blocking his path during a 47-yard run late in the game and needed the official to step aside because he knew he would score.

“The ref couldn’t make up his mind which way he wanted to go, and I was like, ‘Just move,’” Hyde said. “When I broke on that, I knew I had to get to the end zone. … There were two (Indiana players) chasing me, and I knew they can’t catch me.”

Junior defensive back Travis Howard one-upped Hyde with his postgame hot dogging, calling his fourth-quarter interception of Indiana freshman quarterback Tre Roberson’s pass “great.”

“I was just sitting there like, ‘He isn’t about to throw on this play,’” Howard said. “I was sitting there the

whole time hoping he didn’t throw it.”

Hoping your opponent won’t throw you an interception? Talk about cockiness.

Senior left tackle Mike Adams, who tips the scale at 320 pounds, also made a joke of freshman quarterback Braxton Miller’s 81-yard, first-quarter touchdown run, saying he kept pace with OSU’s fleet-footed signal-caller.

“Oh, I made it all the way down there (to the end zone),” Adams said.

Try as the team handlers might to quell the growing ego of the OSU dressing room, swagger always will come to the surface.

The NCAA’s announcement about program violations could exclude the Buckeyes from postseason play, as well as a berth in the inaugural Big Ten Championship Game.

For now, OSU has everything to play for. The team is playing well and

the players have a justified amount of swagger.

It’s about time.

Weekend win fits Buckeyes’ bill fine as OSU pursues Big Ten title

Legends Division Big Ten record

Overall record

1. Mich State

4-1

7-2

2. Iowa

3-2

6-3

3. Nebraska

3-2

7-2

4. Michigan

3-2

7-2

5. Northwestern

2-4

2-6

6. Minnesota

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From signing JaMarcus Russell to a $61 million contract to using a thirdround pick on Terrelle Pryor, former Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis made plenty of questionable decisions while running his franchise. Despite all of his mistakes, the Ohio State football team would be wise to adopt his personal motto: “Just win, baby.”

Unlike in past years, where style points could’ve meant the difference between playing in a national championship game or just a regular bowl game, this Buckeye squad doesn’t need to worry about doing anything more than making sure that at the end of each game, they’ve scored more points than their opponents.

Assuming (and you know what happens when we assume) that a Penn State squad that now finds itself embroiled in controversy will lose to either Nebraska or Wisconsin in the coming weeks, three more wins by the Buckeyes means they’ll find themselves in the inaugural Big Ten Championship Game. Considering the trouble that this program has

found itself over the course of the past 11 months, it would be hard to consider just playing for the right to go to the Rose Bowl in January as anything less than a success.

And that’s why the Buckeyes’ closer-than-expected 34-20 win shouldn’t be considered anything less than a success, either. Sure, the Hoosiers jumped out to a 10-point lead and hung around until the middle

of the fourth quarter, but margin of victory and not covering the spread isn’t what determines who will be representing the Big Ten Leaders division on Dec. 3 in Indianapolis — winning is.

As we’ve seen in this season of surprises for OSU, there’s been little-to-no carry over in each Buckeye performance from week-to-week or even from half-to-half. The Buckeyes have followed up a dominant win over Akron with a near-loss to Toledo, and they followed their best offensive half of the season against Nebraska with one of the biggest collapses in program history.

Just like last week’s OSU victory over Wisconsin didn’t mean that the Buckeyes were guaranteed to win the remaining games on their schedule, Saturday’s lackluster showing against the lowly Hoosiers doesn’t mean that OSU will find itself in trouble when it faces more respected opponents such as Penn State and Michigan.

Anybody who expects to see both the Buckeyes players and their coaching

staff completely replicate their respective performances from week-to-week clearly hasn’t been paying much attention to the 2011 Buckeyes.

What has been carrying over lately, however, is the improving play of freshman quarterback Braxton Miller.

For the second consecutive week, Miller carried the offense on his back, as he rushed for 105 yards and two touchdowns — including a key 20-yard touchdown run on a third down in the fourth quarter to help seal the game. Miller might not be as fast as Pryor was when he was OSU’s quarterback, but he’s currently running with an elusiveness that hasn’t been seen in Scarlet and Gray since Chris “Beanie” Wells was running the ball in 2008.

Whether Miller can be as effective with his arm as he has been with his feet remains to be seen and a lot of that has to do with an OSU rushing attack that gained 346 yards on the ground. But as long as the Buckeyes keep putting up “W’s,” that’s all that matters.

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