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Meyer desires balance miCHael PeriaTT Asst. sports editor periatt.1@osu.edu Before Urban Meyer officially became Ohio State’s new head football coach, he had to sign two contracts.

He signed the document for the university dictating his salary, benefits and various responsibilities, but Meyer couldn’t sign that contract until signing a completely different type of agreement.

He had to sign a contract with his wife, son and two daughters.

At his introductory press conference Monday, Meyer pulled out a folded-up pink piece of paper from his suit pocket.

“This is a contract that my kids made me sign before I was allowed to sign a real contract,” Meyer said. “It’s tougher than any other contract I’ve signed in my life.”

The basic idea was to ensure Meyer wouldn’t let his pursuit of success in coaching completely interfere with spending time with his family and monitoring his physical health.

Success was something Meyer had a lot of during his six years as head coach at Florida State University. He won two national championships, coached a Heisman Trophy winner and averaged 10.8 wins a season. But according to Meyer, the success had a side effect.

He said as time went on, he became consumed with his job and the idea of attaining perfection. The obsession affected both his personal health and his family life.

Meyer said he sent texts messages to recruits while in church and once lost twenty pounds in a little more than a week because he was so focused on winning his team’s upcoming game.

“I call it the pursuit of perfection,” Meyer said.

“I think at the end of the day we all know there’s no such thing. I fell victim to that.”

Meyer took a year off from coaching after the 2010 season and became a college football analyst at ESPN, in part to spend more time with family.

Todd McShay worked directly with Meyer at ESPN and said Meyer talked about the rigors of being a football coach interfering with his family life.

“When he walked away from the Florida job, he had not seen a game, I mean not a game of his daughters’ or his son in anything — any sport,” McShay said. “(Some of his kids) were in college and he had never been to a high school volleyball game.

Not one.

“This year has been special to him and getting that time with his kids and his family.”

But during his time off, Meyer still had the itch to coach. He said it didn’t take him long to realize he couldn’t stay away from the profession that he dedicated the majority of his life to.

“I remember (my wife) Shelley and I went for a walk one day, and I looked at her and I said, ‘I don’t think I can do this,’” Meyer said. “She started rolling her eyes at me again. She’s had to deal with me for 22 years, really 27 years. But I said, ‘I want to (coach) again.’”

Before he could relaunch his coaching career, Meyer had to convince his family he could handle the stress of being a head coach again.

“There’s no people more important than my three children and my wife,” Meyer said. “They had some second thoughts. We had a meeting.”

The meeting helped produce a contract, which was Meyer’s 21-year-old daughter’s idea. She plays volleyball at Georgia Tech, and made sure her father would maintain balance in his life and even attend a few of his kids’ sporting events.

The terms were written down on the pink piece of paper and Meyer signed it.

As he was negotiating his contract to become OSU’s next coach, Meyer showed the contract to athletic director Gene Smith and made sure he could live up to his family’s standards.

“I feel confident that we’ll work

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Urban meyer’s wife, shelley meyer, and his son, nate meyer, laugh during his introductory press conference nov. 28, 2011.

Class before Thanksgiving goes cold turkey anDi HenDriCKson Lantern reporter hendrickson.1085@osu.edu While classrooms may have been close to empty the day before Thanksgiving this year, on that same day in 2012, all classrooms will be empty.

Next year, the Wednesday before Thanksgiving will now be considered a holiday as a part of the new semester-schedule breaks.

The 2012 academic calendar currently shows the changes for the semester switch. The new breaks include the Autumn Semester starting on Aug. 22 and a spring break from March 11 to March 15 to break up the Spring Semester.

Brad Myers from University Registrar said in an email the new break schedule will have some jarring changes and a few expected ones.

“Certainly one major change is that we will be done in early May — which should make a difference with students looking at internship(s) and other kinds of summer experiences,” Myers said. “We will be more aligned with other institutions — the overwhelming majority of institutions are already on semesters.”

For Michael Kline, a first-year in computer science and engineering, having breaks at the same times as other institutions is a huge benefit to the new semester schedule.

“Right now my breaks don’t match up with anybody’s,” Kline said. “So I go home and the only people I see are high school kids that I know that are still in high school. And once we switch over, everyone will be home at approximately the same time.”

Myers said though some students will have scheduling problems for the summer term because of the shorter summer, it will not cause many issues, especially for incoming freshman.

“Next summer will be ‘shorter’ than usual, which presents some additional challenges for those who are enrolled that term,” Myers said. “For new students who come in beginning next year, this is not a ‘change’ for them.”

Even though his summer will be cut a few weeks short, Kline said he doesn’t mind.

“It’s summer,” Kline said. “I don’t care.”

Second-year in microbiology Ashby Daugherty agrees with Kline that having one shorter summer is not a bad trade.

“Every summer seems to be too long,” Daugherty said. “When we get back to normal-length summers

and the new length of winter it will be kind of cool because I’ll be on the same schedule as all my friends who go to other schools.”

Students who work over the summer will also benefit from the semester switch once the new summer break is implemented in 2013, Daugherty said.

“I know a lot of people who, this past summer, tried to apply when they got home and all the summer jobs are basically taken,” Daugherty said.

While some other institutions have implemented a “fall break,” a break in the middle of the fall semester, Myers said Ohio State’s new break schedule will not include a similar feature.

“There isn’t any formal ‘fall break.’ We will go a bit longer in December, but we will also not start quite as early in January,” Myers said. “There will always be a three-week break between Autumn Commencement and the first day of Spring Semester.”

Another change students seem to welcome is having the day before Thanksgiving off from class.

Kline said he is happy about the extra day because he lives 6 1/2 hours from Columbus . He

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Recent crimes fire up concealed carry club Jenelle CooPer Lantern reporter cooper.1995@osu.edu

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Buckeyes for Concealed Carry on Campus wants to allow the licensed carry of firearms on campus.

Due to recent crimes and awareness on campus, some students are feeling the need to pursue a concealed carry license.

A concealed carry permit gives people the ability to legally carry a handgun or another weapon in a concealed manner, on their person, or near their proximity.

A new group, Buckeyes for Concealed Carry on Campus, is advocating restoring the right to carry a concealed weapon on university property to individuals who already have a license.

The founder of the group Michael Newbern, a second-year in mechanical engineering, said the group is specifically looking to restore those rights to individuals with field hand guns. Those individuals who already have a concealed carry license are able to carry their weapons in public places such as restaurants, parks and shopping malls.

House Bill 45 and Senate Bill 17, were passed over the summer, which allowed those with concealed carry licenses to bring their weapons into establishments that serve alcohol. This includes restaurants, stadiums and bars. But still, concealed weapons are not allowed on campus.

Ohio State Police Chief Paul Denton told The Lantern in April that if people are armed in a dangerous situation, it makes it harder on police officers.

“Having other armed individuals will only complicate what’s already a confusing and difficult situation,” he said. “Our police officers will face the additional problem of identifying who is a friend and a foe, and that places themselves and others at a greater risk.”

Newbern said there should be no exception to the law on-and-off-campus.

“Generally those with permits are law-abiding citizens; it is ridiculous to keep law-abiding citizens from defending ourselves. We are sitting ducks right now; our goal is to not remain sitting ducks,” Newbern said.

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campus New OSU baking club does not live by bread alone Mary Posani Lantern reporter posani.3@osu.edu Students are welcome to try their culinary skills this Saturday at the Bread Baking Extravaganza, sponsored by Ohio State’s Bread Club.

OSU’s Bread Club is in its second year as a club and began when its president Grant Joslin, a thirdyear in anthropology, baked bread for his friends’ birthdays.

“My freshman year, two of my best friends in the dorm had birthdays a week apart from each other so a bunch of us got together to bake bread,” Joslin said. “That was really cool, so we started doing that almost the rest of the quarter. At the end of the year we were thinking if we incorporated as a club, maybe OSU will pay for some of this stuff, so we established as a club last year.”

Bread Club does not only make bread, but has expanded into baking other food as well, Joslin said.

“We’ve met probably nine of the 10 weeks this quarter, and we’ll do a different thing every week.”

Joslin said. “We’ve made pasta from scratch, we’ve

baked bagels and donuts and cakes and all sorts of things like that. We’re really a baking club, but Bread Club is a cool title so we kept it.”

Bread Club was officially registered as a club in fall of 2010. The club started with about 15 members and has grown to about 50 members.

As Bread Club is a relatively new club, the Bread Baking Extravaganza is the club’s big event for the year.

“It’s our first big event. We’ve done the involvement fair last spring and again this last fall. This is our first event where we are actually making bread,” said Jake Malesky, vice president of Bread Club and second-year in mechanical engineering.

Students in attendance are instructed how to bake a half-white, half-wheat everyday bread from a starter, which is made of yeast, filtered water and sugar. Joslin said breads that are made from a starter are quicker to make, but also more complicated.

“We are doing a really nice, really kind of complicated bread recipe. Anything you are doing with a starter is more complicated than just adding the powder to the granulated yeast,” Joslin said.

Students can customize their bread to their

Mary Posani / Lantern reporter

OSU’s Bread Club will host the Bread Baking Extravaganza from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday in the Ohio Union’s instructional kitchen. taste with mix-ins, including fruits and nuts, jalapeños, diced tomatoes, cheese or chocolate chips.

The Bread Baking Extravaganza is free for students and is paid for by the student activity fee.

Students are welcome to come and make a loaf of bread and get to go home with the loaf of bread they made.

Joslin said his goal is for people to become aware of Bread Club and that people will attend.

“We’re hoping for about 40 (people to show up), which is about the capacity of the kitchen. We are hoping to get a lot of people in the club who don’t show up to meetings and hope that a bunch of people will bring friends or wander in from upstairs in the Union,” Joslin said.

Claudia Perez, a second-year in accounting, said the event could be fun and sounds interesting.

“I would go. I think any student would go to an event with free food,” Perez said. “It’s a good opportunity to interact with different people and get involved.”

Other students said it is unlikely they will attend.

“I don’t think I would go,” said Nathan Workman, a third-year in atmospheric sciences. “It is the week before finals and it’s not something I would be interested in or going to.”

The Bread Baking Extravaganza is from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday in the Ohio Union’s instructional kitchen located in the basement.

Waffle House’s ‘Good Food Fast’ moves onto campus William Hessler Lantern reporter hessler.31@osu.edu A Waffle House is opening a new location on Ohio State’s campus.

The well-known 24/7 breakfast restaurant will be opening its new eatery on 1712 North High St. next to Newport Music Hall.

Kelly Thrasher, a spokeswoman for Waffle House, said in an email that they are looking forward to opening a location on campus.

“We are excited to bring Waffle House to the Ohio State campus,” Thrasher said in the email. “Students and faculty at our other college campus locations have been very excited about the addition of Waffle House.”

Thrasher said there was no set timeline for construction, or an opening date.

Although the opening may be far off, some

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students on campus are looking forward to opening day.

Tyler Olds, a second-year in sport and leisure studies, said he likes the concept of a 24/7 breakfast option on campus.

“I’ve only been to a Waffle House once, but being open late is always good for a business on a college campus because students are always out late,” Olds said. “Being on High Street gives it even more of a chance for success.”

Kenny Green, a graduate student studying applied economics, agreed that it would be a good addition to campus.

“Waffle House is convenient after a night of drinking,” Green said.

Waffle House is usually known for its rural locations, but Thrasher said this is one of many to open on college campuses.

“Our locations are not limited to rural areas.

We have a number of locations in city areas and neighborhoods as well,” Thrasher said.

Thrasher also said that they recently opened a restaurant in downtown Atlanta.

“In the past few years, Waffle House has opened many restaurants on college campuses. It has been a good fit for us.”

Waffle House has made a name for itself by being open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. Olds said that these types of hours bode well with college students who tend to both stay up and sleep in later.

Students will be able to stop in anytime for some “smothered” or “covered” hashbrowns and, of course, waffles. Waffle House also has a dinner menu for customers that don’t enjoy breakfast for dinner meals.

Stephen Fabrisi, a fourth-year in city and regional planning, was a bit more skeptical of the new Waffle House.

“Variety is awesome but it could be a disaster after 2:30 when the bars close,” Fabrisi said. “I expect it to be really packed and things could get out of hand.”

Right around the corner from where the new Waffle House will be is Eggfast, a breakfast restaurant on OSU’s campus that has become a recent hit with students thanks to its delivery system.

Beau Foshee, vice president of operations and field support at Eggfast, is not worried about the future Waffle House opening so close.

“We never endeavor to set ourselves apart from any other breakfast establishment because our content is unique in a sense that we offer delivery, which Waffle House will not,” Foshee said. “We do a large portion of our business in delivery so we don’t feel that Waffle House will have a terrible impact on our ability to have a successful business.”

Thrasher again emphasized the excitement of the new diner.

“Waffle House plans to bring ‘Good Food Fast & Friendly’ to the students and faculty of OSU,” Thrasher said.

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was unable to go home for Thanksgiving this year because of traveling hassles.

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very hard to make sure we meet the requirement of his daughter’s contract,” Smith said. “And we will make sure he has balance in his life. I think if you really listen to him, at the end of the day that’s something that he needs. And I am one of those athletic directors that believes in that.”

Smith was especially adamant that Meyer sees his daughters play volleyball.

“He’ll definitely go see his daughters play volleyball,” Smith said. “There will be no excuse.”

Meyer accepted the job at OSU with the belief he could live up to the terms of his family’s contract.

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Messenger said Newbern said he got the idea to start the group on campus from the National Organization of Students for Concealed Carry on Campus, though the OSU group is not officially affiliated with the organization.

“I took the ideals and mission from the national organization and applied them to OSU,” Newbern said.

When asked about how to address those who are wary of allowing firearms on campus, Newbern said he understands the concerns.

“Honestly, the concern is rooted in fear from Hollywood and their stereotypes of firearms,” Newbern said. “The Hollywood image is not what firearms are about. In order to acquire a conceal and carry permit, an individual must be 21 years old and submit a background check. The background check surveys for felonies, mental history and orders of protection. We’re law-abiding citizens, not criminals.”

Newbern said he wanted to make it very clear that the mission of the group is not to arm all students, but to restore the rights to those who already have a license.

“We want those who are eligible to be able to choose their own method of protection. You have to be 21 to even get a license, there will be no 19-year-olds walking around with guns on campus,” Newbern said.

Newbern said the group believes that Columbus Division of Police and University police are doing a fine job, but it is not enough.

“They are doing thankless work and we appreciate what they do, but it is not a strong enough

got too caught up in their careers and seeing the problem from the outside-looking-in helped Meyer see the consequences of his previous actions.

“In this profession I found out a lot of guys … that just get so enamored or so consumed by their profession that they forget really the purpose of our whole deal is, and that’s to raise a wonderful family,” Meyer said. “When you see people too consumed with their profession that they let things go at home and then that costs them down the road.”

Former OSU linebacker Chris Spielman said he doesn’t think Meyer will have to pay those costs.

Spielman, who worked with Meyer at ESPN. said he thinks Meyer has his priorities in order.

“I think that his priorities are his faith, his family and then football,” Spielman said. “And I think he’ll have people in his life to hold him accountable to that, to that priority list.”

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classes the day before Thanksgiving this year, and did not enjoy the experience.

“I think it’s fantastic. The crazy flow of traffic when classes let out on Wednesday was awful,” Daugherty said. “People who are planning on going home are going to be better off for that. Next year it won’t be as much of an issue.”

Traditionally, the day before Thanksgiving is one of the busiest travel days of the year.

OSU will switch to the semester system starting Summer Semester 2012.

deterrent in the university district,” Newbern said.

“Criminals prey on us because they know we are defenseless.“ The group is currently reaching out to contacts in the state legislation and in the student government.

Nick Messenger, president of Undergraduate Student Government, said having students with weapons would complicate things.

“We’ve seen a lot of push toward carrying a gun,” Messenger said. “I can’t stress enough how poorly that could end.”

Messenger said there are other solutions to the recent string of crime.

“If you have a student carrying a gun — its selfdefense, it’s the second amendment, I totally respect the right to do it — but we have to look at solutions that don’t just arm yourself to fight back,” Messenger said. “We have to find solutions that trend the crime toward zero.”

Jess Tyler, a third-year in special education, said she feels in-the-middle about allowing guns on campus.

“It’s scary with all of the robberies on campus, but at the same time its dangerous to have guns on campus too. I know the police have them, but I’m not sure everyone else should have one,” Tyler said.

Michael Miller, a third-year in art, said that he is against having guns on campus.

“I think that it is weird that someone would want to carry a gun on campus. Even with the rise of crimes and shootings I still feel safe on campus. I would feel more uneasy if students had guns,” Miller said.

Newbern said that those individuals with conceal and carry licenses have been responsible so far.

“We’ve been responsible, we’ve been doing the right thing. Our question is: Is OSU less responsible?” Newbern said.

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Find a beautiful spot and pamper yourself. Your loved ones encourage you to take on a new challenge. Go for substance over symbolism.

ACROSS 1 Family nickname 5 Turkeys 10 Together, in scores 14 Say and mean 15 “Star Wars” name 16 Locks that are hard to manage 17 Shed tool 18 Restraints to prevent the eating of forbidden fruit?

20 “Who am __ judge?”

21 ID theft target 22 Eastern faith 23 Crooned while tipsy?

26 Sleep: Pref.

28 Present in court 29 Resistant to punches?

32 Officiate 34 Word often ignored in alphabetizing 35 Golfs, e.g.

36 Scary place to pray?

40 Thickness 42 Wide size 43 Big-league 44 Actor Holbrook under the weather?

48 Island mentioned in the Beach Boys’ “Kokomo” 52 At __: in one go

53 Underwater menace?

55 Doha resident 58 Patience-virtue link 59 Regulus’s constellation 60 Rooster that doesn’t wake you up?

62 End of school?

63 Rhode Island senator for whom an education grant is named 64 Struggling with 65 Community service org.

66 Escaped 67 “Then ...”

68 One good at takeoffs

DOWN 1 Model/actress Berenson 2 Online image 3 Vietnam’s __ Delta 4 Exist 5 Met villains, perhaps 6 Round gaskets 7 McKinley, e.g.: Abbr.

8 Leader 9 Junior-to-be 10 Key related to C 11 Cop’s order

12 Thus far 13 Twisting shape 19 Struggle with sassafras?

21 Absolute 24 Sage 25 Restaurant pots 27 They might happen 30 “The Motorcycle Diaries” subject 31 McCain : Palin :: Dole : __ 33 Went up 36 One of seven in this clue 37 Casual “Sure” 38 Italian luxury label 39 Legendary accounts 40 Free TV ad 41 Strong finish?

45 Younger, as a sister 46 Play-of-color gem 47 Camera store choices 49 Tanning booth item, briefly 50 “The Devil’s Dictionary” author 51 12-time All-Star Roberto 54 Invite as one’s date for 56 Self-titled 2000s sitcom 57 Self-assured statement 60 Basker’s abbr.

61 A little off 62 One-named R&B singer

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ARIES March 21 – April 19 Today is a 5 -- Greek philosopher Democritus said, “Nothing exists except atoms and empty space. Everything else is opinion.” Focus on the space to avoid confrontations.

TAURUS April 20 – May 20 Today is a 7 -- Don’t get distracted trying to make sense of everything.

Your friends and your instincts help keep you on track. You can always connect the dots later.

GEMINI May 21 – June 21 Today is a 6 -- Nobody told you whether the road to success was paved or straight. There are detours, and sometimes you may have to backtrack. Follow your heart. Use your artistry.

CANCER June 22 – July 22 Today is a 7 -- It’s not a great day for travel, romance or spending money. Therefore, a quiet, productive day suits you just fine. Keep to your principles. Revise your routine.

LEO

July 23 – Aug. 22 Today is a 7 -- Don’t overspend or flash your money; it could lead to a clash of wills. Postpone an outing, and be patient. Quiet time sorting out the plan gets you farther.

VIRGO Aug. 23 – Sept. 22 Today is a 7 -- Don’t let the turkeys get you down. Your imagination could trick you. Misunderstandings are possible, so listen for love and ignore the rest.

LIBRA Sept. 23 – Oct. 22 Today is an 8 -- Your busy schedule may lead to romantic problems.

Don’t stress about it. Everything works out. Be gracious to a hothead.

There’s no hurry.

SCORPIO Oct. 23– Nov. 21 Today is a 7 -- Problems are smaller than they seem. Try not to alienate the boss. Obligations force a delay. Don’t forget an important detail.

It’s getting busy.

SAGITTARIUS Nov. 22– Dec. 21 Today is an 8 -- You feel pushed to take action. Find a family member or friend who understands, and get their advice. Don’t spring your idea on an elder yet.

CAPRICORN Dec. 22– Jan. 19 Today is a 7 -- Follow your highest ideals. Keep to basic routines without fuss or controversy. Don’t lend, spend or travel. Go slow. Relax with a walk and good food.

AQUARIUS Jan. 20– Feb. 18 Today is an 8 -- Consider new options. Only accept cost-effective ones.

Strive for balance and fairness. Things don’t go according to plan, so be adaptable and flexible.

PISCES Feb. 19– March 20 Today is a 6 -- Travel and spending money could be chaotic today ... better avoid both. Pay attention to other people’s arguments. They could have some real pointers.

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THE GRAMMYS

Nominations for the 54th Annual Grammy Awards, scheduled for Feb. 12, were announced Wednesday.

The Lantern editors decide who they want to win.

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The Ohio State Freestyle Rap and Beatbox Club is bringing the beat to campus.

Keith Shields, a second-year in mechanical engineering and president of the Freestyle Rap and Beatbox Club, created the organization about a year ago during his first quarter at Ohio State.

“I was beat boxing for a friend who rapped and there was a group of people sitting around watching because it’s really fun to watch,” he said. “I was like, ‘Hey, this is cool, there’s some interest. This would be a good club to make because everyone likes to watch.’”

The club started out with five members, and within the first two weeks, 15 people had joined the club, Shields said.

Navy Weatherly, a second-year in journalism and speech and hearing sciences, and vice president of the club, was one of the original five members. She said about 30 people regularly attend the weekly meetings this year.

“Because I have been beat boxing since I was 11, when (Shields) told me what his ideas were it was something I was totally interested in,” she said.

Weatherly also notices crowd enthusiasm when she performs.

“Initially I didn’t know it was called beatboxing,” she said. “Then I found out what it was, and it made people really excited.”

Weatherly is one of about five females in the

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members of the OSU Freestyle rap and beatbox club perform at the World Dance Showcase Feb. 22, 2011.

Freestyle Rap and Beatbox Club and the only one who can beatbox, she said.

However, more females attend meetings to watch club members freestyle rap and beatbox.

“A lot of girls come to watch,” Shields said.

“They sit in the audience and check it out and laugh because it’s funny.”

Ken Connolly, a fourth-year in operations

management and secretary of the Freestyle Rap and Beatbox Club, joined the group because he saw the interest students had in watching others beatbox.

“I realized how fun the meetings were, how much people want to see this kind of thing,” he said.

Connolly hosted a freestyle battle at his house for

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album of the year: “Wasting Light,” by Foo Fighters Song of the year: “All of the Lights,” by Kanye West best new artist: Bon Iver

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album of the year: “21,” by Adele Song of the year: “All of the Lights,” by Kanye West best new artist: Bon Iver

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Song of the year: “All of the Lights,” by Kanye West best new artist: J. Cole

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Grammy voters fail by forsaking rapper Kanye West’s ‘Fantasy’ Grammy voters: I’mma let you finish, but “My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy” is one of the best albums of the last year.

Yet, you neglected to recognize this.

The nominations for the 54th Grammy Awards, scheduled to take place Feb. 12, were announced Wednesday, with one glaring omission from the Album of the Year category: Kanye West’s “My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.”

Instead, Adele’s “21,” Foo Fighter’s “Wasting Light,” Bruno Mars’ “Doowops & Hooligans,” Lady Gaga’s “Born This Way,” and Rihanna’s “Loud” garnered nods in the category.

Yes, West’s critically acclaimed album — which was the bestreviewed album of 2010, according to review aggregator Metacritic.com — lost out to mediocre albums from

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album of the year: “21,” by Adele

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Kanye West (left) and Jay-Z (right), known collectively as The Throne, perform at the Palace of auburn hills in auburn hills, mich., nov. 26, 2011.

aleX anTOneTZ antonetz.3@osu.edu Bruno Mars and Rihanna. (Just for some perspective, we’re talking about an album that got a rare perfect 10 from Pitchfork, which houses quite possibly the most pretentious music writers in the business.)

I’m not upset Adele got a

nomination. In all reality, she’s a lock to win, and rightfully so. I’m not too upset over Foo Fighters and Lady Gaga getting a nod, either. Shafting arguably the best hip-hop album of the millennium, and quite possibly one of the best pop albums as well, however, in favor of Bruno Mars, is an absolute joke.

West can take solace in the fact that he received eight nods, which was the most of anyone. Apart for making for good headline fodder, nobody is really paying attention to that. People are talking about arguably the best album released in the time period eligible getting shafted.

There are three stumbling blocks that likely cost West a nomination. The first is that the album was released in December 2010, so it wasn’t exactly fresh in voters’ minds.

It’s also possible that voters split votes between “My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy” and “Watch the Throne,” the collaboration album he and Jay-Z released in August, though both albums were nominated in the Best Rap Album category. Sadly, it’s also possible that voters are still ticked about the incident with Taylor Swift at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards.

Still, none of those are particularly good excuses. “My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy” is also one of the best pop albums of the last few years, so getting slighted for an Album of the Year nod is criminal. The fact that middling albums from Bruno Mars and Rihanna got love in its place is, frankly, an embarrassing reflection of Grammy voters.

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Friday Fashion: Heat up winter with perfect holiday dress T.K. braDy Lantern reporter brady.1366@osu.edu

album of the year: “Wasting Light,” by Foo Fighters Song of the year: “The Cave,” by Mumford & Sons best new artist: Bon Iver

Forget ugly sweaters. It’s time to go shopping for that fabulous holiday party dress, perfect for your best friend’s bash or a night on the town.

While dress shopping is always a daunting task, make it fun this year by knowing which party style fits you best.

If you like to glam it up for the holidays, look for something glitzy with a lot of sparkle. A sequin mini-dress in gold or silver might seem intimidating, but with the right accessories, it can be lady-like and sophisticated. Opt for black tights with black pumps to keep your legs warm and to avoid looking

like a disco ball. When it comes to jewelry, a simple ring or bracelet in a solid color is best.

You want to be comfortable for a long night of mixing and mingling. A basic little black dress in a jersey fabric is about as comfy as you can get.

This dress will leave you with tons of options: sleeve length, hem length and accessory options that are limitless. Be bold with a chunky necklace or cocktail ring. Add a feminine touch with a pearl necklace and nude pumps. You can also choose to wear tights if you want to be more covered up.

For something a bit more sexy and unexpected, look for dresses with a scoop-back (similar to scoop-neck, but in the rear) or no back at all. These come in all materials, shapes and sizes

and can be worn in many settings. For something more casual, wear opaque tights and opt for longer sleeves. If you’re heading to a more glamorous party, transparent tights or tights-free will keep all eyes on you.

To try out something more avant garde, one shoulder dresses are a great place to start. You’ll need to decide if you want the sleeve to be long or short and how structured you want it. For longer sleeves, something fitted and basic usually looks best. If you have a short sleeve or strap, a structural element or appliqué is a nice touch to keep you dressed to impress.

When you finally make it to the fitting room, there are a few things you’ll want to consider, such as color, fit and comfort. Holiday party dresses

come in just about every color, but depending on the situation, some colors may be more appropriate than others. For example, I don’t recommend wearing a blinged-out dress to your office shindig. Next, the dress needs to fit you well. If you’ve got a tiny waist, make sure the dress cinches there. Fabulous arms? Opt for something with shorter sleeves.

Finally, you’ll probably be wearing this dress for five to six hours. Make sure it’s something in which you can move around and feel comfortable all night.

The key to looking great in any outfit is to make sure you feel good in it.

Believe me, you’ll know when a dress is the perfect fit.

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Judy Collins is scheduled to perform at the Lincoln Theater at 8 p.m Dec. 5, 2011.

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Members of the OSU Electronic Music Club meet in room 30 of Hitchcock Hall Oct. 27, 2011.

OSU club puts its spin on electronic music Amanda Abney For The Lantern abney.14@osu.edu Bass leaks through the walls of room 30 of Hitchcock Hall at 7 p.m. on Thursday nights, when the the Ohio State Electronic Music Club starts spinning.

President Arthur Brehm (aka DJ Rocketnerd) and experienced party promoter and DJ Mike Zetts (aka DJ Roman Seoul) teach students how to mix types of electronic dance music.

The EMC holds DJ workshops for club members for a hands-on approach to learning the art of producing electronic dance music.

“We start off teaching them about how a turntable works and how a DJ system is put together with a mixer and two turntables,” Zetts said. “We show how a basic mix is done with that technology, and how higher technology like CDJs (a device allowing users to control a CD like they would a vinyl record) and MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) controllers sort of emulate how a turntable works.”

About 90 to 100 people attend meetings in which the group votes on issues, Brehm said.

“For the DJ workshops we have a dedicated core of about nine to 12 people that kind of rotate in and out,” Brehm said. “About a dozen people show up every week to spin tunes with us. We want that number to grow.”

EDM is constructed by using electronic instruments such as synthesizers, drum machines and sequencers. There are many styles of electronic music which range from disco to dubstep.

Students involved in the workshops like the opportunity to learn more about producing electronic dance music.

“The president and his friend bring in CDJs, so we get to learn beat match and mix our own music,” said Cory Eft, a first-year in physics. “We bring our own music on flash drives, so we can do stuff with music we are familiar with.”

Jon Briska, a first-year in economics, enjoys being around others who like the same kind of music,

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club members to perform on Nov. 19. The battle was a bracket-style competition and winners received CDs and posters. About 300 people attended the event to watch the battle, he said.

“It was a good atmosphere,” he said. “There was a lot of good energy in the air and a lot of crowd involvement.”

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West not

getting Album of the Year nod ‘laughable’ You can say West is a jerk. I have no problem conceding that he is. But that doesn’t exclude his music from being recognized for awards it deserves.

“My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy” is one of the best mainstream hip-hop albums in recent memory, and to say it wasn’t one of the best albums of the last year is nothing short of laughable.

Given recent Grammy history, I guess I can’t be too shocked that legitimately great music is getting shafted. Apart from Arcade Fire rather shockingly winning Album of the Year this past year, the Grammys serve more as a pat-on-the-back for sales

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“I like the group of people,” Briska said. “We share a common interest. I think that’s the thing I like the most.”

Brehm has been with the club since its inception in 2009. Dave Foust, a graduate student in urban and city planning, and Marco Satala, an OSU graduate who is currently at Boston College of Law, started the club to promote electronic music to the university crowd, Brehm said.

“Our mission statement is to educate people on the breadth of electronic music,” Brehm said.

Membership dues are $20 for the year, which gets members into all of the group’s shows for free. Members also have the chance to win tickets to events put together by local promoters such as Prime Social Group.

“We do this because we love the music,” Brehm said. “If we didn’t love this stuff, then we wouldn’t do it.”

The club tries to hold 10 shows a year, along with a monthly night at Tipsy Bar and Grill, Brehm said.

Last year, EMC brought nationally recognized electro house DJ Porter Robinson to Columbus.

Club leaders are interested in working with the Ohio Union Activities Board.

“We really want to get in touch with the OUAB and bring Deadmau5 to the Schottenstein Center,” Brehm said.

Last year’s welcome back event was so popular, the club had to turn people away at the door, Brehm said.

“We are all about the authentic sort of underground experience,” Brehm said.

Zetts has been teaching people how to DJ since he was in the U.S. Army at the Defense Language Institute in Presidio of Monterey, Calif.

“A lot of my other soldier buddies wanted to learn the art, so I started teaching them,” Zetts said.

The EMC plans to hold turntable workshops as well as have local Columbus hip-hop DJ Matt Watkins (DJ Ginsu) instruct, Brehm said. He said the group will be doing a turntable scratch workshop, as well.

“If you are ever interested in learning how to DJ, you should check it out,” Eft said.

At age 72, most people have left their profession for retirement. Instead, Judy Collins decided it was time to release a new album.

Collins, along with special guest Kenny White, will perform as part of “Judy Collins: Home for the Holidays” at the Lincoln Theatre at 8 p.m. Dec. 5.

“I’ll be singing some of the songs that have made me famous and I’ll be able to sing a lot of the hits of course, like ‘Amazing Grace,’ which is always good for the holidays or any time,” Collins said.

Her new album features a few songs which she said come straight from the heart, including “In The Twilight,” which Collins wrote for her mother who passed away in December 1994.

“You always think that’s too young,” Collins said.

Her modern twist on folk has kept her in the music business since she made her debut at age 13.

Although set to be an event celebrating her music, Collins has a few other accomplishments she doesn’t want to ignore.

“This year is kind of an exciting year for me because I have many things to celebrate in the ‘Home for the Holidays’ event,” Collins said.

This includes the release of her memoir this

past October, “Sweet Judy Blue Eyes,” and her children’s book, “When You Wish Upon A Star.”

The memoir describes her personal struggles, relationships she’s had throughout the years, including Joan Baez, and of course, music.

Collins said one of the songs she’s excited to perform is the classic “I’ll Be Home for Christmas.”

Even though she’ll spend much of the holiday season on the road for performances, Collins said she wouldn’t have it any other way.

“I love being on the road and working wherever I am,” she said.

Students have differing opinions on the performance.

Jake Schaffner, a fourth-year in hospitality management, said this type of music interests him, but is unsure of the type of performance attraction.

“I think people would be more interested in Broadway shows at this time than Christmas specialties,” Schaffner said.

Lindsey Blackstone, a third-year in journalism, agreed that the type of performance sounded unique and appealing.

“Everything is Christmas-oriented right now. To see something different would be a nice change of pace,” Blackstone said. “It’s awesome that she’s older and still doing performances.”

Tickets for this event are $40 at the ticket office or at Ticketmaster. Tickets are available for $5 for those between the ages of 13 and 19.

Shields hopes to start having more events for students to attend, he said.

“We’re switching to a more event-based thing,” Shields said. “People don’t feel like rapping every (week). Every two weeks we’re going to do an event or a performance.”

The club has a $20 fee per school year. Paying the fee allows members the possibility of receiving the option to record their own mixtape, Connolly said.

titans rather than critic’s favorites. But even then, “My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy” was No. 1 the week it was released and has since been certified platinum, selling more than 1.2 million copies, so it’s not like we’re talking about an indie album here.

West’s “All of the Lights” did garner a Song of the Year nod, which is his highest-profile nomination, though he has virtually no chance to top Adele’s “Rolling the Deep.” Even then, it’s baffling that the song was nominated in a category that rewards the vocalist, but not the one that rewards production (Record of the Year), considering the track is one of the best-produced hip-hop songs in recent memory.

Even then, West not getting any love for a truly great, transcendant album is laughable, and enough for me to decide not to tune in this year to this joke of an awards show.

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Michigan State senior quarterback Kirk Cousins (left) looks for an open receiver during a game against Notre Dame Sept. 18, 2010. MSU won, 34-31, in overtime.

Wisconsin senior quarterback Russell Wilson (right) finds an open receiver against Purdue Nov. 5, 2011. The Badgers won, 62-17.

Big Ten football down to the grand finale Pat Brennan Sports editor brennan.164@osu.edu Ohio State football won’t be participating Saturday’s Big Ten Championship game at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, but the Buckeyes are quite familiar with the teams playing in the conference’s inaugural title game.

The game will pit No. 11 Michigan State against No. 15 Wisconsin, two teams that passed through Ohio Stadium on their respective paths to a chance at Big Ten glory.

The Spartans (10-2) visited the ’Shoe on Oct. 1, and emerged with a 10-7 victory. A 33-yard touchdown pass from MSU senior quarterback Kirk Cousins to senior receiver B.J. Cunningham midway through the first quarter put the Spartans up early, 7-0. A field goal in the fourth quarter by junior Dan Conroy proved to be the deciding score for the Spartans.

After the game, MSU coach Mark Dantonio called the victory against the Buckeyes a big win for his program.

“We came down here with an ideal — on a mission,” Dantonio said. “(OSU was) the only team we had not beaten in this conference since coming here as a (coaching) staff, so that was a big win for this program.”

The Spartans won six of their remaining seven games to clinch a trip to Saturday’s championship showdown.

Wisconsin (10-2) did not fare as well when they visited the ’Shoe Oct. 29.

After leading for most of the second half, the Buckeyes fell behind the then-No. 12-ranked Badgers, 29-26, on a 49-yard touchdown pass from Wisconsin senior quarterback Russell Wilson to sophomore receiver Jared Abbrederis with 1:18 remaining in regulation. With 20 seconds remaining in the game, though, freshman quarterback Braxton Miller found classmate and receiver Devin Smith for a shocking, game-winning score. The Buckeyes won the game, 33-29, and fans stormed the field and celebrated as the team improved to 5-3 on the season and 2-2 in the Big Ten. Badgers’ junior linebacker Mike Taylor said the message in the Wisconsin locker room after the game was that he and his teammates would need to come back and focus on their remaining games.

“The game’s over,” Taylor said. “We’ve just got to move on.”

And move on they did — to Saturday’s championship game.

The Buckeyes were in control of their destiny in the Big Ten Leaders Division after the upset win against the Badgers, but finished the season with three consecutive losses to Purdue, Penn State and Michigan to fall out of contention. Wisconsin won its remaining games to clinch the division title and a berth to the title game.

The Spartans and Badgers met on Oct. 22, in East Lansing, Mich. That contest was settled on a Hail Mary pass by Cousins, which senior wide receiver Keith Nichol caught as time expired to give the Spartans a 37-31 win.

With a chance at Big Ten history and an invitation to the Rose Bowl on the line, the stakes will be raised Saturday. Both coaches agreed that the two

best teams made it to the conference’s new, grand stage.

“The championship game, obviously, I feel like clearly the two best teams are participating in that, and it’s an opportunity, obviously, to move on and go to the Rose Bowl,” Dantonio said at a Tuesday press conference. “That’s a tremendous opportunity and one that we’ve worked for since, really, last February since the end of our last bowl season.”

Wisconsin coach Bret Bielema said he views the game against MSU as a chance to cement the reputation of his program among Big Ten schools.

“Our kids are very excited,” Bielema said. “We did a lot of different studies, but over the last 15 years we’ve won right there or just at as many games as anybody in the Big Ten conference. Over the last three years … nobody in our conference has won as many games as Wisconsin has. So, to me we’re already there.

“The more news we can get out there, the better.”

The game figures to be a tight contest as the Wilson-led Wisconsin offense, ranked No. 1 in the Big Ten in total offense, will battle MSU’s defense, ranked No. 1 in the conference.

“I think it’s exciting that Michigan State and Wisconsin — who I feel are the two best teams in the conference this year — get to play in the championship game,” Bielema said. “Hopefully, it’s going to be a great opportunity and a great showing.”

Saturday’s game between Badgers and Spartans kicks off at 8:17 p.m. The game will be televised nationally on FOX.

University groups advocate for OSU against ESPN suit Thomas Bradley Campus editor bradley.321@osu.edu

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Former OSU football coach Jim Tressel addresses media March 8, 2011.

Several university groups came to the aid of Ohio State on Wednesday in its case against ESPN Inc., in an ongoing dispute over public records.

The Association of Public Land-Grant Universities, the Association of American Universities and the American Council on Education, all provided briefs to the supreme court in defense of OSU. The files in question involve several aspects of the NCAA’s investigation of the university, which led to the forced-resignation of former head coach Jim Tressel.

In the suit, ESPN said OSU wrongfully cited the Family and Educational Rights and Privacy Act as a reason for withholding various documents.

The university groups argued that OSU did nothing wrong.

“Ohio State University has properly and necessarily protected confidential student information in compliance with the mandatory provisions of FERPA,” the statement said.

In addition to complying with FERPA regulations, both OSU and the university groups argued that OSU acted legally in their response to several open records requests.

OSU, in its response, wrote that “Ohio State University has not only met its Public Records Act obligations here, it has exceeded them.”

OSU said it has provided every record, as required by law, and even created new records to fulfill some of ESPN’s requests.

John Greiner, an attorney for ESPN, sent a letter to OSU on Sept. 16.

“With respect to the FERPA defense, we simply disagree, and I believe we will need to have the Supreme Court sort this out,” Greiner wrote.

ESPN stated in the lawsuit that producers at the sporting news network had made public records requests for all emails sent or received by President E. Gordon Gee, athletic director Gene Smith, compliance officer Doug Archie and Tressel, that included the keyword “Sarniak.”

Ted Sarniak is a businessman in Jeanette, Pa., closely associated with former OSU quarterback Terrelle Pryor.

It was widely noted that Sarniak was a mentor to Pryor during both his time at OSU and in his recruitment process.

OSU’s media relations department cited FERPA as the reason for not initially supplying the records to ESPN. On Aug. 12, a month after the lawsuit was filed, OSU supplied a heavily redacted file of emails and compliance forms to ESPN and other members of the media. Also included in the university’s response to ESPN was a letter containing an explanation of the release of the records, and the university’s interpretation of the misunderstanding.

“Consistent with our long working relationship and many telephone conversations, we viewed the process of responding to several of those requests as ongoing,” the letter stated. “The university was unaware that ESPN thought otherwise.”

The university said through its letter that the withholding of records was not a malicious effort to block the records from ESPN, but a miscommunication of the clarity of the public record requests.

In July, Jim Lynch, spokesman for the university, told The Lantern that normally they do not comment on pending litigation, but due to the circumstances they released a statement.

“The university believes that it has adhered to all applicable state and federal laws,” Lynch said in the email.

“The university has been inundated with public records requests stemming from its ongoing NCAA investigation and the university. These include voluminous requests from ESPN, which in turn has received a voluminous amount of information.”

In an email to The Lantern in July, Lynch said the department actively works with media organizations to help fulfill requests.

“While the university often receives media requests that are overly broad, given Ohio’s public record laws, we generally try to work with reporters to help them find the information they are seeking,” Lynch said in the July email. “Working within the boundaries of the applicable laws.”

An attorney for ESPN has declined comment on several occasions saying “ESPN does not comment on pending litigation.”

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

2. Head football coach Luke Fickell addresses the media Nov. 26, 2011, after Ohio State fell to Michigan, 40-34.

3. Ohio State students hold candles around Mirror Lake and sing ‘Carmen Ohio’ as the holiday lights are turned on for Ohio Stater’s Light Up the Lake 2011.

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4. Ohio State students jump into Mirror Lake Nov. 22, 2011, as part of Beat Michigan week.

5. Ohio State guard Aaron Craft (4) pushes past Duke forward Miles Plumlee (21) on his way to the basket Nov. 29, 2011. OSU won, 85-63.

6. Ohio State guard William Buford (44) dunks the ball against Duke Nov. 29, 2011. OSU won, 85-63.

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sports ‘We aren’t crazy’ for roughing it for the Duke game Jeff Tyndall For the Lantern tyndall.10@osu.edu I was wearing four layers with a rain jacket, three pairs of pants, wool socks, a beanie and snow boots. No, I was not in the Arctic Circle, I was standing in line outside of the Schottenstein Center waiting for my chance to see Thad Matta’s Buckeyes take on college basketball’s winningest coach, Mike Krzyzewski and the Duke Blue Devils.

It all started just before noon when I got a text from my friend Kurt telling me to get to the stadium as soon as possible because they were handing out yellow wristbands that were required for entry.

I politely excused myself (a little early) from class and ran like I was being chased to the corner of Lane Avenue and Olentangy River Road where I too got my star-covered yellow

wristband and hopped in line with my three friends.

It was cold but bearable. The slight drizzle was accompanied by uncomfortable gusts of wind, which made pitching a tent impossible. We jumped up and down and walked in circles, anything to keep warm.

Sophomore stars, Jared Sullinger and Deshaun Thomas tried their best to warm up the fans as they walked past the line snapping pictures with students (but not Duke fans).

At four, all tents were ordered to be taken down and we were organized in a single file line along the stadium’s south wall.

With only four hours left until the doors opened, we did anything to try to pass the time. We played cards, but the awkward size of our gloves hindered our ability to pick up and put down cards. We told riddles, but it was too cold to think. We tried to read, but the wind kept blowing the pages.

It was a productive person’s nightmare.

I’m sure every person at one point in time was thinking it wasn’t worth it — even me. But just after 6 p.m., I felt a burst of energy as the side door of the stadium pushed at my back.

Out of nowhere, coach Thad Matta appeared, but was only seen by a few.

“I’ve got a cold, but I can’t even imagine what you guys are going to have tomorrow,” he said. “Thanks for coming out.”

He smiled and pointed at me through the Block “O” window and like that, he was gone.

Before I knew it, it was 8 o’clock and the doors flew open. We got our fourth row center court seats and de-layered.

It was game time. Nearly 10 hours of waiting for this, and the game didn’t disappoint. We yelled until our voices gave out.

We jumped until our legs gave out. And we whirled our towels until our arms gave out.

Just about everyone I know said we were crazy. But I would disagree.

We aren’t crazy, “we’re nuts.”

Big Ten title game an easy stub to score Pat Brennan Sports editor brennan.164@osu.edu The venue for the inaugural Big Ten Championship Game, Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, has a seating capacity of 63,000 for football games. It appears some of those seats might be vacant when the game kicks off Saturday.

A representative from the Lucas Oil Stadium box office told The Lantern that information regarding Wisconsin and MSU’s allotment of tickets, as well as tickets for the general public, was confidential.

However, the secondary market for tickets to the conference’s title clash between Wisconsin and Michigan State is ripe with stubs.

Searches for tickets on the Internet returned plenty of results for would-be ticket buyers.

A Thursday night search for eight tickets on ticketmaster.com, the maximum amount that can be purchased on the website in one transaction, would have allowed a customer to purchase eight tickets all in a row.

Another Thursday night search for tickets to the title game on stubhub.com showed 2,848 tickets available tickets ranging in price from $14 to $17,648.

Wisconsin coach Bret Bielema said Badgers students didn’t waste any time buying up tickets

for the title game and exhausted their allotment in a matter of minutes.

“I was excited to hear about the students (Monday) selling out 2,000 tickets in eight minutes,” Bielema said. “That shows at least the students are excited to get over there and see what happens.”

MSU announced Nov. 21 that its ticket allotment of 15,450 tickets were sold as well.

Bielema also said it’s possible that Wisconsin fans will be outnumbered by Michigan State fans.

“You obviously have to be prepared for crowd noise, because you don’t know what the split’s going to be,” he said. “Michigan State knew a week longer than we did that they were going to be playing in a game, so they might’ve had a little jump on tickets.”

Spartan Stadium in East Lansing, Mich., is separated from Lucas Oil Stadium by approximately 255 miles while the trip from Madison, Wis., to the venue of Saturday’s game is approximately 331 miles.

OSU played both MSU and Wisconsin this season, losing to the Spartans, 10-7, on Oct. 1 before upsetting the then-No. 12-ranked Badgers, 33-29, Oct. 29. OSU lost three consecutive games against Purdue, Penn State and Michigan to fall out of contention for a berth to the Big Ten title .

The Big Ten Championship game kicks off at 8:17 p.m. and will be televised nationally on FOX.

Cody Cousino / Photo editor

OSU students cheer during the men’s basketball team’s 85-63 win against Duke Nov. 29, 2011.

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