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Herman Cain, seeking the GOP presidential nomination, took his campaign to OSU on Wednesday. Cain spoke to a group of about 500 people at the Ohio Union about his plan for the economic stability.

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Herman Cain, who is seeking the Republican presidential nomination, spoke about America’s crises but did not mention the ones surrounding him and his campaign Wednesday afternoon at the Ohio Union.

During the rally, Cain talked to more than 500 students and visitors about “America’s crises” in morality, economy national security and foreign policy, energy and military.

Cain shared a story about watching children say the pledge of allegiance twice during the U.S. Open.

When the children said the pledge, both times they left out “under God,” sparking what Cain says is a “moral crisis.”

“They left out ‘under God!’ In the pledge of allegiance! I was outraged!” Cain exclaimed. “We have to keep God in this culture and we have to fight for it.”

Cain acknowledged a need to fix the moral crisis in America and “fight to keep God,” but did not address his alleged sex scandal during the rally nor did he take any questions from the audience or press about the accusations.

Four women have accused Cain of sexual harassment. Two of the women accusing Cain worked with him in the 1990s during his time at the National Restaurant Association. The two women claimed Cain made inappropriate comments and gestures during conversations. The women eventually left their positions with the NRA while receiving undisclosed monetary compensation.

Cain has denied these accusations to numerous media outlets.

More recently, an Atlanta woman, Ginger White, told media outlets that she had a 13-year on-andoff again affair with Cain. He also denies these accusations.

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$75K safety plan ‘huge win for students’ Thomas Bradley and Sarah Stemen Campus editor and Oller reporter bradley.321@osu.edu and stemen.66@osu.edu Following a string of highly publicized armed robberies in the campus area, Ohio State has made a commitment to spend more money on enhancing student safety in the university area.

OSU officials formed a task force and presented a three-part plan Tuesday night to President E. Gordon Gee to improve safety. Javaune AdamsGaston, vice president for Student Life, and Jay Kasey, senior vice president for administration and planning, said Gee has accepted this plan, which takes effect immediately. Kasey estimated the amount spent on additional student safety projects to be between $75,000 to $80,000.

Part of that plan, a mutual-aid agreement between OSU Police and the Columbus Division of Police, is still in the works, said Nick Messenger, president of Undergraduate Student Government.

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He said he hopes the agreement is in place by the end of Winter Quarter 2012.

“My goal is really that we’ll see a mutual-aid agreement drafted and finalized by the end of Winter Quarter,” Messenger said. “I would love to see our officers working off-campus by the start of Spring Quarter.”

Messenger hopes there are three parts of a

joint jurisdiction policy that the University police and Columbus police hope to cooperate on: first response, general patrol and assisting other agencies.

“Our police department is in daily contact with Columbus Police Department,” Kasey said. “There has been no formal discussion of all of this yet though.”

Another part of the plan is to increase the Student Safety Service program, an appointmentbased van ride program offered to all students.

Messenger said additional student safety vehicles will be ready for use starting Winter Quarter 2012. Messenger said two vehicles used by Facilities Operations Development during the day will double as Student Safety Service vehicles.

“We will start with two (vehicles), and we will adjust for ride time. Our goal is going to keep ride times down,” Messenger said. “We’re going to pull

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Former Ohio State student and Hamilton Township High School valedictorian Jeremy Edington was convicted Tuesday of soliciting an underage boy for sex and for possession of child pornography.

A jury sentenced him to 13 years in federal prison.

Cpl. Dan Johnson of the Franklin County sheriff’s office, who testified against Edington during the trial, said that his department became involved after they came across an ad posted by Edington online.

“Basically Edington posted an ad on a social networking site advertising that he was looking for sexual relations with a young boy,” Johnson told The Lantern. “Then investigators with the Internet Crimes Task Force responded to the ad and began the investigation. Through the course of the investigation and the communication between Mr. Edington and the undercover investigator, they came up with a plan to meet for sex and then Mr. Edington was taken into custody. As a result of that, another investigation began and Mr. Edington’s computers were seized and searched, and child pornography was found.”

Johnson said that the investigation took

approximately two months, with Edington being officially charged in July.

Edington maintained his innocence throughout the trial.

He told the jury that his intent was to issue the boy a simple warning, nothing more.

“His excuse was that he was coming to meet what he believed to be a juvenile boy, Jeremy Edington and even though they talked about having sex in the chat forum, he said the reason that he was coming to meet this boy was to warn him about his risky behavior online,” Johnson said. “That is what he maintained throughout the trial.”

“I have done nothing wrong in my life,” Edington said, as he pled his innocence to U.S. District Judge Edmund A. Sargus during the trial.

Johnson said that due to the nature of the crimes, Edington was tried in federal court as opposed to Franklin County Court.

“The totality of the circumstances is why this case was taken to federal court,” Johnson said. “We’re not talking about someone who just had pornography, not to minimize child pornography, but here is someone who possessed child pornography and used this as a

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springboard to reach out and attempt to have sex with a juvenile.”

Edington declined to comment for this story.

His lawyer, Dean Boland, maintains Edington’s innocence, and said there will be an appeal of both the verdict and the sentence.

Ruth Gerstner, special assistant of communications for the Office of Student Life at OSU, said she had not heard of Edington’s conviction.

“I am not familiar with the case,” Gerstner said. “We have no comment on legal issues involving students or former students.”

Former classmates of Edington describe him as “nice” and “happy-go-lucky,” but “weird.”

Jacob Santille, who graduated from Hamilton Township High School in 2008 with Edington described him as “different.”

Santille, a fourth-year in strategic communication, elaborated on what he said made Edington stand out.

“It’s just the way he carried himself, and it was just kind of the vibe that he gave off that he was a little bit different from everyone,” Santille said. “Honestly, all of his quirks were kind of ignored because he was a 4.0 (GPA), super driven guy, so we let it all slide and just assumed he was weird because he was smart or something like that.”

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campus Program drives to promote higher education in Ohio Mary PosaNi Lantern reporter posani.3@osu.edu For some Ohio State students, going to college was an expectation. For other students, it’s a privilege earned from hard work. Now, OSU students are reaching out to all Ohio school districts through Access88, telling kids that college is a possibility for everyone.

OSU’s on-campus service organization SERV Corps introduces Access88, a service program that travels to school districts in all 88 counties in Ohio to discuss and promote higher education to elementary and school students.

Unlike other SERV Corps projects that are focused on Columbus or OSU, this project is designed to give back to the entire state of Ohio, said Sarah Graf, Access88 project leader.

Ohio lags behind other states in terms of higher education. According to the latest report by the National Center for Higher Education Management Systems, an organization that works to improve decisions in higher education, in Ohio only 25.5 percent of adults between 25 and 64 have a bachelor’s degree.

In the same age group, Massachusetts ranked highest with 40.3 percent of adults with a bachelor’s degree. Massachusetts has about 5 million fewer people than Ohio, yet nearly double the percent of people with a bachelor’s degree.

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Graf said. “When (these kids) graduate high A typical trip lasts all day and is held on a school, there are going to be so many more Friday to adjust to students’ OSU schedules, jobs that require bachelor’s degree than there Graf said. are students who have them or are obtaining School officials and teachers have them.” welcomed OSU students speaking to elemenAccess88 project members travel on trips tary school students about college. to different schools around Ohio to bring “We’ve received a lot of positive awareness of higher education to students in feedback,” Matthew said. “From what I have kindergarten through eighth grade who may seen, it appears teachers have recognized not believe they can go to college. the importance of talking about college early.

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Proposal made to tame ownership of exotic animals erika deJolsvay-Brooks Lantern reporter dejolsvay-brooks.4@osu.edu

Owning exotic pets in the U.S.

A task-force developed by Gov. John Kasich has produced a proposal that will ban the private ownership of many exotic animals in Ohio.

The proposed legislation would not allow ownership or possession of restricted species in Ohio after Jan. 1, 2014, unless the owner meets the listed and limited exceptions and can demonstrate that the animals will be cared for and contained in the correct facilities, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.

The task-force proposal stems from the Oct. 18 suicide of wild-animal owner Terry Thompson of Zanesville, Ohio, after he released 56 wild animals including bears, lions, monkeys, tigers.

Forty-nine of the animals were killed by police, including 18 Bengal tigers, 17 lions, six black bears, a pair of grizzlies, three mountain lions, two wolves and a baboon.

Tim Harrison, a former Oakwood, Ohio, police officer, firefighter and paramedic, operates the company Outreach for Animals, an advocacy program for behavior around wildlife. He said that 2014 is not good enough.

“I would like to have an executive order written right now, like the one Gov. (Ted) Strickland had, that says no private individual can buy, sell or breed any exotic animal,” Harrison said.

Kasich let an executive order by Strickland that banned wild-animal ownership lapse upon entering office.

Harrison said that ownership of these kinds of animals is difficult, and that private citizens, for the most part, do not have the resources to own them.

“Even professionals have a hard time dealing with escaped animals,” Harrison said. “Why are we giving average people a chance to keep something dangerous next to your home?”

Polly Britton, a legislative agent for the Ohio Association of Animal Owners, was the voice in favor of exotic pet ownership on the task force.

“We’re not at all pleased with the way things have gone so far,” Britton said.

The task force has been meeting since last June to come up with reasonable regulations for exotic animal ownership.

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Federal laws don’t cover possession of certain exotic animals, relying instead on state and local officials to monitor individuals.

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After the incident in Zanesville, Kasich got more involved.

“All of our good plans went out the window. There was a knee-jerk reaction to Zanesville that turned everything upside down,” Britton said.

The task force had its final meeting when the proposal was presented to them on Nov. 21, by ODNR. They were presented with the executive summary and offered a chance to ask questions but make no changes to the proposal.

Britton said there was talk of grandfathering the animals for the life of the animals but now there is a cut-off of two years, meaning those animals will likely end up getting killed.

“There are casual owners and there are business owners who have those types of animals and the way it’s looking right now is all those people as of Jan. 1, 2014, will have to dispose of any of the animals on the list of restricted species,” Britton said.

The people that have exotic animals now will have to meet the new requirements and can keep the animals until January 2014, but on that date the animals must be gone, no matter how many permit requirements they have met.

“If it were truly a public safety concern or an animal welfare concern, then anyone who meets the requirements should be able to keep them, period,” Britton said.

The Ohio Association of Animal Owners is requesting that anyone who meets the requirements and continues to meet them keep the animals forever.

They are also asking for an exemption for the regulations for those animal businesses that are already federally licensed and inspected.

“Waiting until 2014 gives the owners the chance to dispose of the animals themselves. The government wants them out of Ohio and they don’t want to have to inspect them beyond 2014 because they don’t want to spend the money to do it,” Britton said. “The question of the day is, ‘Where are they going to go?

Will they be euthanized?’ We don’t know.”

Kasich will now sign a bill from the proposal submitted.

“The battle ahead of us now is in the legislature, the real fight now will be in the House and Senate when a bill is introduced and that has not happened,” Britton said.

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“If people are going to be keeping the animals then the most important thing would be for the agency to implement very strict safety and welfare standards,” Winders said. “We really need high standards to ensure that these animals are properly cared for.”

Winders would like to see animals that may be taken away sent to a Global Federated Animal Sanctuary.

“They can live out their lives in a natural setting, there are other options for the animals and if the owners really care and want the best for them, they will let them go to a reputable facility that’s equipped to care for them,” Winders said.

Harrison said Ohio is the state with the worst exotic animal regulations, with Missouri close behind. Harrison also said he has been on many police calls involving escaped animals, and believes strongly they should not be owned for one reason.

“I’ve never had a happy ending,” Harrison said.

“People want to own all these animals but they have to understand if a tiger gets loose, it doesn’t understand and will walk wherever it wants. It doesn’t know any different.”

Harrison said that the end result is never good for the animal.

“Take it from a police officer, firefighter or paramedic — it’s always the police officer who comes in, not Jack Hanna,” Harrison said. “It’s always the cops and they’re not trained to take care of this.”

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Former classmates surprised to hear of Edington’s conviction.

Other former peers of Edington had nothing but good things to say.

“He was an overachiever, a happy-go-lucky kid who smiled a lot, made a lot of jokes, just overall a happy person,” said Rebecca Ruppert, a third-year

in fashion retail studies and graduate of Hamilton Township High School.

Heather Stearns, a fifth-year in business who also attended Hamilton Township High School, was equally surprised when she heard the news.

“I was shocked when I first heard of it. Someone texted it to me and I thought they were messing with me,” Stearns, said. “I never would have expected anything like that at all. He seemed like a normal guy to me.”

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The recent accusations forced Cain to “reassess his campaign,” but Cain showed no signs of quitting during the rally while discussing his “problemsolving approach” to the following issues: •Economy: his 9-9-9 plan, which entails a 9 percent business flat tax, a 9 percent individual flat tax and a 9 percent national sales tax. Cain says the plan is simple, transparent and efficient as it rids of America’s tax code.

•Foreign Policy: America needs to “clarify friendships” with countries, specifically mentioning U.S.’s solid friendship with Israel. America must also maintain its mission for peace through military, economic, and moral strengths.

•Energy: Cain said research has shown that there are plenty of coal and oil energy resources in the U.S. and his team is working toward energy independence.

Cain also discussed his proposal to strengthen the U.S. military and refusal to cut more military funding. Instead, Cain proposes reinstating the space program, predicting future military conflicts will occur off the ground.

“We are now dependent upon other countries to getting into outer space. That’s shortsighted,” Cain said. “Future conflicts won’t just be fought down here on the ground. Some of the best military

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defense and best military offense of the future is going to be space-based.”

Students for Herman Cain, an organization activated last week, hosted the rally. The organization started with six members and has grown to about 80 members.

Rami Aziz, president of Students for Herman Cain, said he was happy to bring Cain to Ohio State.

“This was a great opportunity for us and for his campaign,” Aziz said. “And it was great for us as a group to see him. To have him on campus is a great opportunity.”

Many students who attended the rally had mixed reactions to Cain and the issues presented.

Cara Pollock, a first-year in French, said she thought the event was not what she expected.

“He talked about wanting to expand our military into outer space. I was really surprised to say the least. I was not expecting to hear that,” Pollock said.

Rachel Cohen, a first-year in political science, did not agree with his position on the economy or morality issues.

“I thought he was a really good speaker. I thought the 9-9-9 plan was very well presented. It came off very convincingly,” Cohen said. “I thought his moral crisis stuff was pulled out of his ass.”

Cain is a businessman, former CEO and radio host from Atlanta. Cain is fighting for the Republican nomination against Michelle Bachmann, Newt Gingrich, Jon Huntsman Jr., Ron Paul, Rick Perry, Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum.

The presidential election will be held Nov. 6, 2012.

feel differently. Steve Gacka, a second-year in accounting, said he would rather know what was going on than be left in the dark.

“I would rather know what’s happening and be notified too much rather than too little, which is why I really liked the Timely Warnings,” Gacka said.

The plan also introduces the Buckeye Block Watch program, which will create awareness of potential threats between neighbors in the off-campus area.

Messenger said a Block Watch was issued about six years ago, and during that period the crime rate declined. He said the when the program ended, crime rates rose again. “(The Buckeye Block Watch program) doesn’t necessarily sound effective, but when we implemented it, crime went down a little but, and when we took it away, crime went up,” Messenger said.

Adams-Gaston said Student Life is planning on reaching out to off-campus real estate companies to increase security and lighting in the off-campus area.

“Student Life has an ongoing connection with campus real estate companies,” Adams-Gaston said.

“We plan on running an audit with all campus lighting.”

Messenger said an inventory of all lighting in the campus area has been taken, and he hopes that city lighting will be improved off campus as soon as students return from winter break.

Messenger drafted a petition that he presented to the committee last Tuesday and said that the committee was very open to student ideas.

“A huge win for students,” Messenger said. “I couldn’t be happier. The university was really receptive to what students wanted to see.”

vehicles that are used during the day and fit them with light and everything, use them at night and make them dual-purpose.”

Messenger said there have been 600 students that haven’t been able to get rides since the beginning of the quarter.

One student who attempted to receive a ride was Elissa Snouffer, a first-year in dance.

“It was maybe 2 o’clock in the morning and they were done running so that was kind of annoying,” Snouffer said. “I hope they increase the number of vans because they’re giving people a chance to get home safer.”

Messenger said the use of vehicles that the university already owns is an efficient use of resources.

“It’s really sustainable and really smart to take vehicles that we already have, that just sit in a parking lot at night, and instead use them for student safety,” he said.

Kasey stressed the main goal is to use more vans and more bodies to drive them to get students safely to their destination.

Another aspect of the plan is to change the previous Timely Warning System that alerted students when crimes occurred on or around OSU’s campus. Previously, University police Chief Paul Denton told The Lantern that the use of the Timely Warning System was at the discretion of the department.

Kasey said the revised system will be called Public U.S. News & World Report ranks public health Safety Notices and will be used among “50 Best Careers of 2011” in “particularly serious” crimes.

The use of the system will fall Specializations include biostatistics, under the realm of the Clery environmental health sciences, Act, which requires all university epidemiology, health behavior and police departments to give timely health promotion, health services warnings of crimes that represent management and policy, and a threat to the safety of students veterinary public health. or employees.

Messenger said he has high All are areas where public health hopes for the new alert system. experts are crucially needed.

“Hopefully there will be more clarity to the Public Safety Notices The Ohio State University College of Public Health is now,” he said. “And that student Ohio’s first and only accredited school of public health. won’t make fun of them for being DEGREES AND MINOR: 36-hour-late timely alerts.”

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“We also don’t want to cry wolf every time and worry students to an extreme,” Kasey said.

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New OSU football coach Urban Meyer addresses media Nov. 28, 2011.

Urban Meyer is the biggest name Ohio State has ever hired as head football coach.

At least that’s how Jack Park, long-time OSU football historian, sees it.

Meyer, who won two BCS national championships with Florida and served as an assistant coach at OSU under former coach Earle Bruce, was hired as the Buckeyes’ next head coach Monday.

On top of his national titles, Meyer also brings a résumé which includes coaching a Heisman Trophy winner (former Florida quarterback Tim Tebow), a No. 1 overall pick in the NFL draft (former Utah quarterback Alex Smith), two SEC championships and several coach of the year honors.

Park said no other head coach at OSU has taken the job with that kind of pedigree.

“In terms of what the coach has done before he took the Ohio State job, it doesn’t get much bigger than this one,” he said.

The only other coach who came close, Park said, was Bruce. Bruce served as head football coach at OSU from 1979-1987. Prior to coming to

OSU, Bruce amassed a 36-32 record as head coach at Iowa State, and also served at Massillon High School, only undefeated season in school history.

Other head coaches at OSU had respectable backgrounds — John Cooper won a Rose Bowl over Michigan while helming Arizona State and Jim Tressel won four Division I-AA titles at Youngstown State — but none have measured up to the name Meyer has built for himself.

“In a way, it’s kind of breaking with tradition that Ohio State has done this,” Park said.

Still, Meyer does have, in some respects, the same qualities previous OSU head coaches had.

Meyer was born in Toledo and raised in Ashtabula, Ohio, where he attended St. John High School.

Meyer went to college at the University of Cincinnati and played defensive back on the school’s football team. He got his masters degree from OSU and served as a graduate assistant at OSU during Bruce’s tenure.

From there, he later went on to become head coach at Bowling Green State University, where he won MAC Coach of the Year and Sporting News Coach of the Year in 2003, before leaving for Utah, where he won a BCS bowl (the Fiesta Bowl), and

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Blue Devils were beaten before they arrived Miller named Big Ten Freshman of the Year

Ohio State men’s basketball scored a memorable 85-63 win against coach Mike Krzyzewski’s Duke Blue Devils Tuesday night.

The win was a convincing one, and Buckeye Nation has every reason to celebrate a victory against the iconic Blue Devils program. Bear in mind that the game may not have been an accurate measuring stick of how good the No. 2-ranked Buckeyes truly are, though. After all, Duke was partially beaten before it even stepped foot on the court.

After OSU guard Aaron Craft opened the scoring Tuesday with a 3-pointer at the 18:07 mark in the first half, the Buckeyes never relinquished their lead.

OSU dominated the contest from wire to wire. Afterward, Krzyzewski said he was just focused on preventing his team from losing by 30 points.

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But there’s a catch.

As of Tuesday night’s visit to the Schottenstein Center, Duke was just six days removed from the conclusion of its tournament victory at the EA Sports Maui Invitational in Lahaina, Hawaii.

The Blue Devils’ stay in Hawaii saw the team play three games against Tennessee, Michigan and Kansas in three days from Nov. 21-23.

Krzyzewski talked at length about how OSU was more fresh than his team as a result of the grueling tournament.

“They were a fresher team. I thought our team played tired,” Krzyzewski said. “They were just a lot fresher than we were.”

Fresher may be an understatement.

If you don’t think jet lag is a valid excuse, though, keep in mind that Lahaina and Columbus, Ohio, are separated by approximately 4,456 miles and four time zones.

Yeah, I think there might be something to Krzyzewski’s argument that his boys were beaten down by their hectic travel schedule.

Krzyzewski said that his team still may not have beaten OSU even if the Blue Devils were on top of their game, and repeatedly emphasized his team’s “brutal schedule.”

“We’ve just played seven games in 13 days and we got back from Maui and we weren’t able to get us juiced up,” he said. “We just got back from a hellacious tournament in Maui.

Any team that goes through that, you know, you have to get rejuvenated quickly.”

Those words may hurt some Buckeyes fans and they certainly diminish what some may consider to have been the biggest regular-season home victory in OSU men’s basketball history, but Krzyzewski is probably right.

Even OSU players, including Craft, agreed that Duke looked like a tired squad.

“Maybe a little bit,” Craft said. “Any time you come from where they did with a time change, there’s definitely going to be some jet lag. Whether they were extremely tired or not, I don’t know.”

Even the Buckeyes know they didn’t play a full-strength Duke squad, so perhaps it would be appropriate for Buckeye Nation to temper its excitement about beating the Blue Devils.

Make no mistake, the Buckeyes’ win bolsters their resume and strengthens any argument for a potential No. 1-seed come NCAA Tournament time in March. But does the gulf in talent between the two teams really equate to a 22-point margin of victory for OSU? Can we even be certain there is any gulf in talent or ability between the two teams at all?

OSU coach Thad Matta may have best summarized the effect traveling to the annual tournament in Maui has on teams.

“Now you guys can stop asking me why we don’t go (to the Maui tournament),” Matta said.

michael periatt Asst. sports editor periatt.1@osu.edu Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer may be inheriting a new team, but it appears he has a building block in freshman quarterback Braxton Miller.

On Miller’s 19th birthday Wednesday, the OSU quarterback was named the Big Ten Conference’s Thompson-Randle El Freshman of the Year.

The award, which is presented to the conference’s most outstanding freshman, is named after Darrell Thompson who played running back for Minnesota in 1986 and Antwaan Randle El who played quarterback for Indiana from 1998-2001.

Miller threw for 997 yards, 11 touchdowns and four interceptions on the year, but also was effective on the ground. He was OSU’s leading rusher with 695 yards and seven touchdowns.

Barring any unforeseen setbacks, Miller figures to be the Buckeyes’ quarterback to begin the Meyerera of OSU football.

“All due respect, everybody in this room,” Meyer said to the media at his introductory press conference Monday, “(Meeting Miller) was the highlight of my day, not this. Sitting there shaking hands with that good-looking quarterback with a nice smile and a very humble player.

“To tell you I’m excited to coach him, I’m not using the correct adjectives. And because there’s mixed company around I’m not going to use the correct adjectives, how excited I am.”

Meyer, known for running a spread offense that utilizes a quarterback who can both run and throw, has helped develop high-profile quarterbacks like Alex Smith, whom he coached at Utah, and Heisman Trophy winner Tim Tebow, whom he coached at Florida. Both quarterbacks are currently starting for NFL teams.

“We’ve been blessed to have some great quarterbacks,” Meyer said. “And I’m really thinking (Miller) can be — I’m putting a lot of pressure on this cat already — but he’s special. What I’ve seen on film he’s special.

“I think Braxton Miller is a difference-maker at quarterback. You can build a team around what I saw.”

ESPN college football analyst Todd McShay said

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OSU freshman quarterback Braxton Miller addressed media after OSU’s 40-34 loss to Michigan Nov. 26, 2011. that Meyer and Miller are a perfect fit once OSU’s newest hire begins coaching.

“I think Urban would be a good fit anywhere,” McShay said before a speaking engagement at OSU. “But I think a place that has a good, athletic quarterback with the enormous talent like Braxton Miller has, I think that that would be a perfect fit …

It would be a perfect fit for Miller and what he needs in a system.”

Miller is the seventh OSU player to win the Big Ten Conference’s freshman of the year award, joining the likes of Terrelle Pryor, Maurice Clarett and Orlando Pace. He will be presented with the award as part of the activities surrounding the Saturday’s Big Ten Championship Game between Wisconsin and Michigan State.

Miller led the Buckeyes to a 6-6 regular season record under interim coach Luke Fickell. He started the year as the backup, but took over the starting role from redshirt senior Joe Bauserman after the third game of the season and remained the Buckeye’s starter for the remaining nine games.

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Meyer left Florida citing health concerns last season and took a job with esPn as an analyst.

Osu athletic director Gene smith made note of Meyer’s Ohio ties during the press conference announcing his hire Monday.

“Being from Ohio, born and raised, having an opportunity to coach here under earl Bruce, fortunate enough to marry his boss from Ohio; he gets it,” smith said. “at different times in organizations, teams, groups, whatever, there’s the right time for certain leaders. this is the right time for urban Meyer to lead our football program.”

Meyer isn’t shy about his Ohio ties.

Meyer has a photo of Woody Hayes hanging in his house. He said the relationship he built with Bruce was “extremely close, second only to his father.”

He also said seeing script Ohio while calling a game for esPn this season made him emotional. “i’m up there with Chris (spielman) and (esPn announcer) dave Pasch getting ready to broadcast that game, and that band came out of that tunnel

— i was wiping tears out of my eyes,” Meyer said.

Park said those Ohio ties have helped him, and other coaches, get hired at Osu. “i would think that many of the people he’s going to bring on his staff here … a lot of those assistant coaches will have Ohio ties,” Park said. “it’s good to do that but i don’t think it’s mandatory anymore.

Football has become so national anymore.”

For example, in terms of players, Park said only a “handful” on Osu’s 1954 and 1961 national title teams came from outside Ohio, but now, the team can have about half of its roster from outside the state. “it’s an advantage to have Ohio ties but i think there’s probably other things more important,” Park said.

One of those “more important” things could be recruiting.

Osu has recruited players outside of the state of Ohio, but under tressel, was able to “build a fence” around Ohio, per se, to keep many of the state’s top talents instate and signed by Osu. However, with Meyer taking over, who was able to rake in recruiting classes with Florida talent ranked higher than his in-state competitors such as Florida state and Miami, Park said he expects Meyer to take advantage of his southern ties and recruit the same type of players to run his spread offense. “i think what we saw at Florida and the type of

offense he ran at Florida, the type of defense he ran at Florida, i wouldn’t be surprised if that’s pretty much what we see here,” Park said. that system will be noticeably different from what Osu is known for.

Osu built a reputation for the bruising, “threeyards-and-a-cloud-of-dust” offense Hayes implemented and the conservative “tressel-ball” style that tressel ran. Meyer, however, will be running the spread, which will focus more on the passing game than previous schemes. steve Helwagen, managing editor of Bucknuts. com, said Meyer will use what he has at his disposal now, then work to find the athletes required to run the spread, which he doesn’t believe will be a big deal. “i don’t know that it will be as big a transition as some people think it might be,” Helwagen said. “i think he’ll play to his team strengths on the field next year and take it on a year-to-year basis. He and his staff are obviously going to be looking for guys who fit what they want to do. they need to have wide receivers and skill-position athletes to make that happen.”

With Meyer on the recruiting trail preparing for a 2012 season with already-high expectations, fans can take solace knowing Meyer is “home.” “this is my home state,” he said. “and it’s great to be back home.”

OSU men’s hockey continues season after fortnight break aNdreW HOLLeraN Lantern reporter Holleran.9@osu.edu the Ohio state men’s hockey team will look to continue its recent success against ranked-teams with a two-game series against no.11 Lake superior state this weekend. the no. 7 Buckeyes are on a seven-game winning streak that includes four-straight victories against top-15 teams. Osu swept then-no. 7 Michigan in ann arbor on nov.

18-nov. 19, and beat then-no.14 northern Michigan in back-to-back games earlier in november.

Osu, 10-3-1 overall, is in second place in the CCHa behind notre dame with a 7-2-3-0 conference record. the Buckeyes are unbeaten in their last nine games.

Head Coach Mark Osiecki said his team has responded well to every situation that has been presented to them this season. “i think that they have hockey sense, they’re good kids,” he said. “Whether it’s a

little bit of praise, they handle that OK. From a negative standpoint, they handle that well.” the Buckeyes will be coming off a 12 day break when the take the ice on Friday night.

Osiecki said after its 6-5 win against Michigan he thought the time off would benefit his team.

“Having a week off, to be able to back to a normal week after a week off, i think it’ll be good. i think we’re a little banged up as well. it’s a good time for a little break,” he said.

Lake superior, 10-4-2 overall, is in third place in the CCHa with a 6-3-1-1 conference mark. the Lakers are coming off a 5-2 victory against no. 2 notre dame on nov. 26. this weekend’s series will be a clash between two of the conference’s best defensive teams.

Osu and Lake superior are second and third in scoring defense in the CCHa, giving up a mere 2.00 and 2.25 goals per game, respectively. the Buckeyes’ goals against average ranks fifth nationally. senior forward danny dries said his team’s defensive prowess comes from playing well as

a team, and having senior goalie Cal Heeter in between the pipes. “it doesn’t hurt having Cal back there, that’s for sure,” he said. “We’ve been playing pretty good team defense. We’re tightening down.” the Buckeyes have been playing well on the offensive end of the ice as well. during their seven-game winning streak, Osu has outscored their opponents, 28-8. sophomore forward Chris Crane leads Osu with 15 points and dries has a team-high eight goals. Freshman forward ryan dzingel and junior defenseman devon Krogh are tied with Crane with a team-leading eight assists.

Heeter said he has enjoyed watching his team come together. the Buckeyes have 12 freshmen on the roster.

“We’re starting to click, guys have been playing great and working hard every night,” he said. “the more offense we play, the less saves i have to make, which i appreciate.”

Osu and Lake superior will play at 7:05 p.m. Friday night and at 8:05 p.m. saturday night.

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Those seeking to begin finals week in a state of relaxation need only head downtown to the Via Vecchia Winery in Columbus’ Brewery District on Sunday. There they can take in an afternoon of classical music performed by the Miró Quartet, a string quartet that formed at Oberlin College in 1995.

Doors to Via Vecchia Winery will open at 12:30 p.m., and the performance will begin at 2 p.m.

The Miró Quartet was originally formed as a way for its members to gain college credit.

“Basically the group was formed so we could all graduate,” said cellist Joshua Gindele, explaining that one of the requirements for graduation was to perform a certain amount of chamber music.

The original members continued performing together after graduation. All four members were then offered faculty positions at the Hugh A. Glauser School of Music at Kent State University. A few years later the group relocated to Austin, Texas, where all members were again hired as a group at the Sarah and Ernest Butler School of Music at the University of Texas.

“We’re really looking forward to coming back to Ohio,” Gindele said. “It’s a very comfortable place with lots of friends.”

In the 16 years that the group existed, it has undergone a few member changes.

The current lineup consists of Gindele on cello, John Largess on viola and Daniel Ching and William Fedkenheuer on violins.

“As you get older, you mature, and that actually sort of transfers into your music making,” said Gindele, who is one of the founders. “With the experience of teaching and being professors, we’ve just learned a lot about our own playing and how to be better at what we do.”

Gindele said that the group’s experiences in working with students at the University of Texas has inspired it to focus its efforts towards presenting classical music in such a way that it is more appealing to young people.

“We’re really trying to figure out a way to market and make that music accessible and desirable to people who are educated and younger,” Gindele said. “We’re constantly asking ourselves how we can

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Miró Quartet is scheduled to perform at Via Vecchia Winery at 2 p.m. Dec. 4, 2011. present ourselves and present the music to make it more accessible and relatable to people in their 20s or 30s.”

One way that the group works toward this objective is by presenting themselves as approachable during performances.

“I think classical music suffers from the idea that it’s very elitist and that the musicians are sort of unapproachable,” Gindele said. “I think because we’re young, we talk with the audience, we’re a little more social, we try to educate people as to what they’re about to hear, to try to make us as approachable as possible.”

Gindele’s desire to expose a younger audience to classical music is rooted in his enthusiasm for all kinds of music.

“It still, to this day, really moves me,” Gindele said. “I’m really sort of emotionally connected to music. Not just classical music actually, pretty much everything. And for me, that’s what keeps me going.”

This emotional connection is evident when the length of time that the group has existed is considered.

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“Making a career in music, whether its rock or pop or classical, it’s hard,” Gindele said. “There’s a lot of competition. And the fact that we’re still doing it, I think, is a real testament to how seriously we take it, and how we really believe in it.”

Paolo Rosi and Michael Elmer also hold the arts in high regard. This is because, as winemakers, they are artists as well. They are the co-creators of the Via Vecchia Winery.

“What is society without art?” Elmer said, going on to explain that, to him, art is an indispensable part of everyday life.

Rosi said Via Vecchia Winery will offer food service, wine and full bar service.

He also said, however, that guests who arrive early could have to opportunity to take a tour of the winery.

The Via Vecchia Winery is located at 485 South Front Street.

Tickets to the event are $10 for students with ID, $25 for adults and $20 for seniors. Seating will be available, but only on a first-come, first-serve basis.

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Adriana Lima models lingerie at the 2003 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show.

From gold to lace, plastic to feathers (and two-foot long umbrellas), this year’s Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show featured perhaps the most unique angel wings to date. With 2 million Swarovski crystals, the show secured its spot as “the sexiest night on television.”

Stomping down 100 feet of runway to performances by Jay-Z, Kanye West, Maroon 5 and Nicki Minaj, 38 models debuted new lines in the 2011 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show Tuesday. The show was filmed in New York City on Nov. 9 in front of a star-studded audience.

Divided into six distinct sections, the show began with a seemingly “Black Swan”-inspired “Ballet” motif. “Super Angels” featured Adriana Lima and Anja Rubik in “Wow” and “Incredible” comic bookthemed capes.

“Angels Aquatic” played with iridescent wings and glittering, rich colors. “Passion” was inspired by traditional Spanish dances and included deep colors, heavy textures and detailing. “I Put a Spell on You” featured sexy, feminine lace and embroidered corsets channeling turn of the century New Orleans.

Ending with “Club Pink,” the show played tribute to the brand’s little sister with flirty, bright colors and the classic Pink dog.

Erin Heatherton’s coral-colored, pearl-detailed bra with luminescent wings outfit was a show winner. The feminine look really shined. Lima’s dramatic black, blue and purple feathered wings with sheer purple corset and lace gloves captured the evening’s allure. Miranda Kerr’s sultry piratereminiscent outfit kept the looks playful yet sexy.

Musical performances included Kanye West, who performed “Stronger,” the same song he was scheduled to perform at the 2007 show but had to cancel due to his mother’s death, as well as “N----s in Paris” with Jay-Z. Maroon 5’s “Moves Like Jagger” performance included a kiss on the cheek from Adam Levine to his angel girlfriend Anne Vyalitsyna. Replacing the originally scheduled Cee Lo Green, Nicki Minaj ended the show in her typical outlandish style.

The show gets even more intricate each year, and this year’s use of 300 pounds of glitter on the runway makes it seem like there will be no stop to the glamour. So until next year, the angels have left us with the uncontrollable desire to stomp through the halls in six-inch heels with West’s “Stronger” blaring in our ear buds.

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If you’ve caught the holiday bug or may be in the Christmas spirit, Dave Koz and Friends Christmas Tour 2011 is to bring Christmas early this year.

Dave Koz, renowned saxophonist, will be joined by friends Rick Braun, Jonathan Butler and Candy Dulfer at the Palace Theatre at 8 p.m. Saturday.

The group will perform collaborative Christmas classics and seasonal favorites, with twist of smooth jazz and soulful influences. Each artist will also take the stage and perform solos based on their genre.

Rich Corsi, director of programming for the Columbus Association for the Performing Arts, said the group has been invited to perform each year for the past 10 years. He said every year different artists are invited as special guests.

Braun is a singer and trumpeter, and will be playing with featuring artists Butler, a South African singer and guitarist, and Dulfer, a Dutch saxophonist.

Corsi said Koz comes to Columbus every year and the show sells very well. For many, the show has become a Christmas tradition, he said.

Over a span of 20 years, Koz has produced a dozen albums that have allowed him to be recognized as a contemporary musician and Grammy nominee. He bases his music on the idea of embracing new beginnings and relying on the future for challenges and opportunities.

His recent albums include “Hello Tomorrow,” “Memories of a Winter’s Night,” and “Dave Koz & Friends: A Smooth Jazz Christmas.”

“If you are looking for something different to enjoy, instead of going to watch the Nutracker or the Christmas Carol, this would be a great night to go and have fun,” Corsi said.

The tour will also visit major cities, such as Chicago and Cleveland, among others. The complete list of the tour is available at davekoz.com.

Nathan Miller, a second-year in international studies, is happy to hear that something original is being done to celebrate Christmas in Columbus.

“My favorite part about Christmas is the music and it’s a plus if its being played downtown,” Miller said.

Tickets start at $27.50 and can be purchased at the Ohio Theatre ticket office and at Ticketmaster outlets.

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Dave Koz and Friends Christmas Tour 2011 is scheduled to stop at the Palace Theatre at 8 p.m.

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The ceremony will begin at 7 p.m. at the Browning Amphitheater.

Ohio Staters Inc., a student organization promoting university traditions and student involvement, has been preparing for the event since early summer, said Erika Ward, a secondyear in sociology and event co-chair.

The event has been held every year since 2003, and this year, 30,000 to 40,000 lights are wrapped around the trees along Mirror Lake and the Browning Amphitheater. The University Facilities Operations and Development and about 32 students helped hang white and multicolor lights Sunday and

Wednesday, said Julia DiFiore, event co-chair and third-year in biology.

The meaning of hanging up the lights each year is more than mere decorations for the Ohio Staters.

“The goal is to have each light represent each student on campus and we hope to reach 50,000 lights in the future,” Ward said.

The ceremony will feature guest speaker and women’s basketball assistant coach, Patrick Klein, and it will conclude at Mirror Lake, where students will light candles and sing “Carmen Ohio.”

Off the Lake Productions, Buck That!, OSU men’s a cappella group, and the OSU Women’s Glee Club are also scheduled to perform during the ceremony. Starbucks will be providing hot chocolate for students in attendance.

Lindsay Seitz, former co-chair and fourth-year in human development and family sciences, has helped put up lights for the past four years.

“I have definitely perfected my light hanging skills over the years and I think it’s a great tradition to be part of,” Seitz said. “It’s great to be giving something back to the OSU community.”

The Mirror Lake jump delayed testing of the lights.

“Lights were tested in the last couple of Sundays, but because of the Mirror Lake Jump we had to wait,” Seitz said.

University Facilities Operations and Development helps fund and cover costs for the lights, supplies, and electrical preparations. This year they made a donation of $500, Ward said.

FOD was not available for comment.

Vincent Mora, a third-year in economics, has never attended the event and hopes to go and see what its about.

“I think it’s a great idea to for campus to look beautiful and at its best, especially during the holidays,” Mora said.

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TODAY’S BIRTHDAY Believe you can, and you will. Changes at home work out better than you imagined, and domestic projects pay off. Accept coaching from a respected mentor, and your productivity soars. Your brilliance is revealed.

VIRGO Aug. 23 – Sept. 22 Let experienced elders teach you the ropes. Stick to your word, and make your deadlines. Stay in communication. Someone’s drawing a line in the sand, so draw a line yourself.

To get the advantage, check the day’s rating: 10 is the easiest day, 0 the most challenging.

LIBRA Sept. 23–Oct. 22 Today is a 9 -- The impossible looks easy. Projects are coming at you fast, and you can handle them. It may require perfecting new skills. Explore new directions.

ARIES March 21 – April 19 Today is a 6 -- It’s fine to find solace in solitude, but don’t get lost in the archives. New information opens up new possibilities.

Put more into the household account.

TAURUS April 20 – May 20 Today is a 6 -- A dose of your friends is prescribed. Side effects include fun, distractions, playful conversation and optimism.

You’re surrounded by love.

GEMINI May 21 – June 21 Today is a 6 -- Go ahead and daydream. Put your ideas to work for the betterment of your community and the world.

Let your imagination take wing. Say “yes.”

CANCER June 22 – July 22 Today is an 8 -- Get ready for two days of adventure. Use what you learned recently for new income possibilities. There’s nothing wrong with a little ambition.

LEO July 23 – Aug. 22 Today is a 9 -- The month begins with intensity where business is concerned. Use your charm and determination.

Do what you already know works. Stay thrifty, but get what you need.

SCORPIO Oct. 23 – Nov. 21 Today is a 7 -- Cast your own romantic spell. Your powers are particularly keen, and your mood is infectious. Friends offer encouragement. Go for it.

SAGITTARIUS Nov. 22 – Dec. 21 Today is an 8 -- Your spiritual practices clear your mind. Get into nesting at home. Discover something new and surprising about your family roots. Step into new leadership.

CAPRICORN Dec. 22 – Jan. 19 Today is a 6 -- To get to the next level, study with a master.

You’re ready to learn the lesson. Practice as often as it takes until you get it. Then celebrate!

AQUARIUS Jan. 20 – Feb. 18 Today is a 9 -- Let your schedule tell you what to do (and you’re the master of your schedule). Precision and profit are correlated. Follow an educated hunch. Friends surprise.

PISCES Feb. 19 – March 20 Today is an 8 -- The Moon is in your sign, and you are the star.

Do the work, with loving support, and succeed. The practical plan works best. You’re building something.

Evil Inc. by Brad Guigar

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Thursday December 1, 2011