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University ofÿcials are moving forward with a proposal to lease parking services to a private vendor for up to $375 million.

The Ohio State Board of Trustees approved a proposal on Sept. 9 to begin looking for private vendors to take over OSU’s parking operations.

The agreement with the private vendor would be a 30- to 50-year lease, to be implemented in June 2012 at the earliest.

Geoffrey Chatas, the university’s chief ÿnancial ofÿcer, met with OSU’s Board of Trustees on Sept.

8 and 9 to discuss permission to begin looking for possible vendors.

“We’re looking at all of our non-core assets. We would never do this for housing, as an example, or our dorms ever, but parking we should look at.”

Chatas told The Lantern.

Now that the proposal has been approved, Chatas said he is working to create a request for qualiÿcations to send to possible companies.

Chatas said they will consider how many states companies manage, the companies’ experience levels, how many years they have been in the business, the companies’ sizes and locations and whether they’ve worked for the university before making a decision.

“We’ll look at all those and say, ‘Are you qualiÿed or not?’” Chatas said.

The request is to be ÿnalized within the next couple of weeks, according to Chatas.

Chatas said the outside vendor would be responsible for the upkeep and maintenance of the university’s 35,000-plus parking spaces in garages and lots on the main Columbus campus.

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Tuttle Park Place Garage on Sept. 19, 2011. Ohio State trustees voted to privatize all parking on campus no earlier than 2012. parking during special events like home football games and student move-in week, according to Chatas.

OSU would retain control over the CABS bus system and continue to negotiate with COTA for student bus fares, Chatas said. Trafÿc signals and street and bicycle safety would also be handled by the university, said Sarah Blouch, executive director of transportation and parking services.

OSU will hand over control of snow removal, repainting parking lots and garages and parking permit operations to the chosen company. The look and organization of the current permit system would remain largely unchanged, according to Chatas.

Chatas said OSU would use the money from the deal to fund scholarships, on-campus transportation

and faculty research.

But student and faculty parking permit fees, garage fees and pay-and-display fees would go to the outside vendor.

Parking fees at OSU have doubled in the last decade, going up about 8 percent per year. With a permit, the average parking spot that once cost around $1.25 per day now costs about $2.50, Chatas said.

Private vendors will still be able to increase these fees for 10 years after signing a contract at a rate no larger than 7.5 percent per year. For the remainder of the lease, fees could be increased at maximum of 4 percent per year.

The potential fee increase is among students’

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An overwhelming number of students packed into the Ohio Union for the Fall 2011 Student Involvement Fair on Monday, Sept. 19, 2011.

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A $7.7 million construction project closed Dodridge Street, west of Neil Avenue, and will continue to inconvenience some Ohio State commuter students for an entire academic year.

The Dodridge Street Bridge, connecting Olentangy River Road and Neil Avenue, provides a less-congested trafÿc route to the north campus area. The bridge, along with part of the Olentangy Trail underneath, is closed after being deemed “structurally deÿcient,” and received a low rating by annual inspection, Franklin County deputy engineer of bridges Jim Pajk said.

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The project is on schedule and is projected to cost $7.7 million to rebuild, Pajk said.

Some students residing in houses and apartments near the bridge are frustrated with the construction, altering access to their homes.

“I live right off of Neil on north campus.

Every time I want to visit home or go to work, I have to go all the way around to either Lane Avenue or North Broadway to get to Olentangy River Road or 315,” said Michael Frabott, a ÿfth-year in sociology and criminology.

The bridge construction delays a normal commute anywhere between ÿve and 15 minutes, Frabott said.

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Ohio State’s annual Involvement Fair, including more than 1,000 students, clubs and organizations, was moved into the Ohio Union on Monday due to rainy weather.

Around 6 a.m. Monday, an email notiÿcation to student-organization leaders, from Union ofÿcials, was sent to change the location to the Union.

With about 6,900 freshmen directed to the Union after convocation and other students ÿling in throughout the afternoon, the Union was packed to capacity for the majority of the day.

The Involvement Fair was open for a four-hour period, and almost every room in the Union was utilized for the fair. The capacity of the rooms utilized at the fair is about 4,400 people.

While moving the fair indoors helped students avoid ruined tri-fold posters and soggy ° yers, some students were unhappy with the decision.

Lizzy McLennan, a ÿrst-year in business, said she felt “overwhelmed” by the crowds at her ÿrst Involvement Fair experience.

“Honestly, it’s kind of hectic,” McLennan said. “It would have been better outside.”’

In previous years the event has been held outside. Last year was hot and sunny, and the year before that it was cold and raining. Both remained outside.

Union ofÿcials were not available for comment.

First-year student Jessica Coon was also disappointed by her ÿrst Involvement Fair. She said the Union was “hot and claustrophobic” and that it was hard to ÿnd the clubs she wanted to join.

“I wish it was on the Oval,” Coon said.

Stephanie Hancock, a third-year in political science and English, was present at the Involvement Fair both this year and last year.

“I liked it last year better because I am slightly claustrophobic,” Hancock said. “But I liked that it was in the Union because of the rain. It was OK to navigate, and it was easy because it was categorized based

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The Pub & Restaurant, located in the South Campus Gateway where McFadden’s Restaurant & Saloon used to be, will become Kildare’s Irish Pub in January 2012.

Authentic Irish pub tries its luck in campus atmosphere

COLLEEN CAREY Lantern reporter carey.259@osu.edu After ÿve years of serving up bombs, brews and other beverages in the South Campus Gateway, McFadden’s Restaurant & Saloon closed its doors this summer. The space did not remain vacant for long, however, as Kildare’s Irish Pub moved in.

Kildare’s owner and CEO Dave Magrogan is eager to introduce Ohio State students to an authentic Irish pub.

So as to not miss out on the bar owner’s dream of the OSU football season, Magrogan said the space is operating as The Pub & Restaurant for the fall. After a full renovation and deep clean, it will re-open in January with “Kildare’s Irish Pub” over its doors.

Even though it is an Irish pub taking the place of a previous Irish bar, Magrogan feels the renovations are necessary.

There is a lot of work that goes into making an authentic Irish pub.

“Though [McFadden’s] had a shamrock here and there, there was nothing making it stand out as Irish,” Magrogan said.

Kildare’s is aiming to be different in that everything will be imported from Ireland. There will be a shipment of four containers of Irish bars, furniture and antiques, as well as bric-a-brac, which Magrogan said includes clocks, pictures and old bottles.

Much to the dismay of happy-hour-seeking OSU Students, Kildare’s

will focus more on the restaurant aspect as opposed to the bar scene that was McFadden’s. And unlike McFadden’s, which had a popular 18-and-up night on Wednesdays, Kildare’s will be 21-and-up every night after 10 p.m. There will also be nights with live music featured.

Local bands are encouraged to send a demo to the marketing director for booking availability.

Kildare’s boasts an award-winning full menu and will serve 12 beers, only one of which will be domestic, Bud Light. In 2005, Zagat gave Kildare’s an “Excellent Rating” for its traditional Irish soul food.

All beers will be served in their signature 21-ounce imperial pint glass, and they will not offer plastic cups. Bartenders will expertly pour layered beers, a signature in Irish pubs, where one beer is poured on top of another. For instance, a black and tan is when Guinness is poured on top of a Bass Pale Ale. Some students are skeptical of Kildare’s being less casual than most campus hangouts. Robert Holbert, a fourth-year in computer science and engineering, has been to the Kildare’s in Newark, Del., at the University of Delaware.

“I’ll probably check [Kildare’s] out when it opens but I don’t think I’ll visit it on a regular basis,” Holbert said.

Holbert said his main concern was price because Kildare’s will serve mainly imported beers, which can run up a bar tab.

Magrogan is also concerned with the college students’ budgets and said Kildare’s would always offer daily specials plus premium beer

specials, such as $3 for a Stella Artois. In addition, there will be food specials to draw in hungry students, such as $5 burgers and 35-cent wing nights.

Not all are excited about the Irish pub swap.

Morgan Allen, former director of marketing and promotions for McFadden’s and a fourth-year in communication, is sad to see McFadden’s close as she was close with the staff.

“To watch people who worked so hard and had a true love and passion for their job just to have it get taken away from them, and being in a management position, you keep thinking, ‘What could I have done differently to avoid this?’” Allen said.

Though Allen knew McFadden’s had experienced difÿculties in the past, she and the other employees thought the business was doing well and the news of its closing came as a surprise to them all.

“I think [Kildare’s] is in for a college shock of the century. I know they have other locations at college campuses but no one has seen parties like the Ohio State University,” Allen said.

Magrogan is braced for the impact.

“We want Ohio State students to know that there will be consistency with our service. We provide a great level of customer service in a great atmosphere,” Magrogan said. “You’re going to be treated and fed well and you’ll drink well and have a great time.”

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say no employees will be let go in result. concerns about the possible outsourcing of parking.

“Last time I tried to receive a parking pass for the year, it was way out of my price range. Just recently, I heard from a friend that for the new year, they were raising the prices. That just made my jaw drop,” said Henrick Sawczak, a ÿfth-year in chemical engineering.

Chatas is scheduled to meet with student government leaders this week to discuss the proposal and schedule public meetings for students to voice their concerns about the possible outsourcing of parking operations.

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make commuting easier. underneath but will have a clear span, shoulders for the roadway, wider sidewalks, pedestrian railings and an improved curve in the road path, Pajk said.

During construction, Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) modiÿed bus routes to accommodate the closed bridge.

According to COTA’s website, bus route 7 and 81 are adjusted to provide transit to campus and north of campus.

Students who ride COTA and live south of Dodridge off of Neil Avenue can ride the number 81 to Lane Avenue, and switch to the number 7 line which travels south through campus on its normal route, according to the website.

Those who travel south on the Olentangy Nature Trail from north of campus must follow a provided detour path to Olentangy River Road, adding one-tenth of a mile to the route.

Students may return to the trail and continue south from Lane Avenue.

The construction of the bridge began in July and both Dodridge Street and Olentangy Trail are scheduled to re-open in August 2012, adjusting to OSU’s switch to semester classes, Pajk said.

For now, students must ÿnd alternative routes to commute and follow instructed detours until the bridge is completed.

Paul Budd, a graduate student in public health said he used Dodridge Street on a regular basis, before it was closed.

“I am sure it will be a lot nicer,” Budd said. “That bridge was kind of crumbling, but we need to just kind of live with it until it’s done, I guess.”

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made recruitment difficult for some. on the rooms that the union had.”

With thousands of students coming through the Union during the four hours, some clubs got creative with recruitment methods.

While many tables sported colorful posters and banners, the chess club’s booth featured two tabletop chess boards and a vertically-standing board with slots for the various pieces.

Chess club representative Erik Lahti said with so many other tables, his club engaged the interested students by standing out.

“We get more members by playing games against the students,” Lahti said.

Dan Miller, co-director of recruitment for Buckeyethon, said “having something recognizable” is the key to better recruitment, especially in such a tight space.

“We have a colorful spin-wheel that catches people’s attention,” Miller said. “We also give away prizes and have information ready for interested students.”

Steven Ross, a fourth-year in chemical engineering and leader of Dance Sport OSU, said

providing a potential model for OSU’s proposal.

However, Blouch acknowledged that this model would not perfectly suit OSU. “Unlike cities, we’re a little bit more. They’re parking garages and street meters, and we’re not quite that simple.” Blouch said.

An estimated 70 employees in Transportation and Parking would be affected by this change. The employees are concerned, despite reassurances that their jobs are safe, Blouch said.

“Geoff (Chatas) has been very clear that it’s not an efÿciency (issue) and that we’ll do everything we can to help them ÿnd a job. They’re good people, but they’re worried,” Blouch said.

New garage employees will have the option to work for the new parking company or to remain employed by the university.

“We’re not going to be letting anybody go as a result of this transaction,” Chatas said.

he did the best he could despite the weather and location change.

For Ross, recruitment is not just about getting students to sign up, but getting them to come to the meetings. He said the “horrendous” crowds made having conversations with interested students difÿcult.

Miller said he was disappointed in the use of the Union because “there was not enough walking room,” but he hoped the crowds did not deter students from getting involved.

“The Union is too small,” he said. “Some clubs only had half a table.”

Still, some students were excited by the opportunity to get involved.

Colleen Bloss, a ÿrst-year in zoology, agreed that an outdoor fair would be less packed, but said the crowds did not deter her from signing up for as many clubs as would ÿt into her schedule.

“There’s lots of people and so many organizations to try. It’s exciting,” she said. “I’m deÿnitely coming back next year.”

Chelsea Castle contributed to this story.

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KeyBank opened its first OSU branch, located at 1710 N. High St., over the summer.

New banking option checks into campus DAVID GERAD Senior Lantern reporter gerad.2@osu.edu A new KeyBank branch is the ÿrst addition to the three vacant buildings of the former String Shoppe on Ohio State’s campus.

Located at 1710 N. High St., KeyBank opened their ÿrst branch at OSU on Aug. 22, Melissa Ingwersen, KeyBank’s Columbus district president said.

Adam McMahan, a relationship manager for KeyBank, said he was excited about the location of the new bank.

“We’re pumped about the new branch on campus. We can ÿnally be connected to the university and OSU’s students,” McMahan said.

“We opened right when we planned and we’re very excited about the location being right across the street from the student union.”

KeyBank is a long-time corporate partner with OSU, Ingwersen said.

KeyBank hopes the new branch will be more convenient for students, she said.

The former String Shoppe was split into three lots to be leased and KeyBank, being the ÿrst to step in, took the middle lot, said Zachary Schiff, fourth-year in communication and son of landlord Scott Schiff.

“KeyBank is who you look for when you’re doing real estate,”

Zachary Schiff said. “We won’t have to worry about them paying rent every month and hopefully they’ll be a good tenant for a long time.”

The new branch could also brew some competition because it’s opening next door to a Chase Bank branch.

Chase offers special promotions for those opening a new account with them. For example, they will match the ÿrst $100 deposit by any new member.

“Key absolutely has a few promotions coming up,” McMahan said. “I expect them to start up once campus picks up, around late September, early October.”

McMahan did not know speciÿcally what promotions they will offer.

KeyBank will also help account-holding students with ÿnancial planning upon getting a ÿrst job out of college, McMahan said.

Prior to the opening of the High Street branch, the closest branch to campus was downtown, making it a hassle for some who live on campus to manage their accounts.

“To go to the bank, I used to have to plan around my classes to drive there and ÿnd parking for something that doesn’t take too long,” said Ryan Cook, a second-year in business. “A few of my friends and I are excited for the new bank. There’s no gas necessary because it’s within walking distance.”

Chase Bank declined to comment.

Danielle Hixenbaugh contributed to this story.

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Students urged to buy, save locally CHELSEA CASTLE Managing editor for content castle.121@osu.edu Ohio State students can now receive specialty cards this school year, which will provide them with discounts at local Columbus businesses, through a program with the Small Business Beanstalk (SBB).

In partnership with the Undergraduate Student Government and other OSU organizations, the SBB has taken its original Columbus discount card and made one customized for OSU students.

SBB is a Columbus-based company that works with small businesses to connect local businesses with the consumer. The company provides discounts and promotions through the use of its SBB card. If a company signs up with the SBB, consumers simply have to show the card and receive the discount.

“What we’ve done is worked out large speciÿc deals for events and concerts that are uniquely, speciÿcally to the SBB Buckeye card,” said Tim Starr, founder of the SBB. While it can vary from case to case, it typically costs around $300–$500 a year for a business to be a part of the SBB program, according to Starr.

With this card, students can receive discounts on food, clothes, events, concert tickets and other services and items.

Late Night Slice is one of the 400 businesses taking part in the program. The restaurant gives a free Faygo drink with the purchase of two slices of pizza.

The cards will ÿrst be distributed to students during welcome week, and it started with Monday’s Student Involvement Fair. Cards will also be distributed today at Buck-i-Frenzy. Additional distribution may occur during other events throughout the school year.

Students will also be able to sign up to receive the card from the SBB Facebook page.

Newport Music Hall, another SBB partner, will occasionally offer “buy one, get one free” deals on tickets for select shows.

“It’s important to follow us on Facebook to know when to get those deals,” Starr said.

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This week’s launch includes about 35,000 cards, Starr said. He said they hope to get a card out to every student in the next few weeks.

Jacob Bradley, a second-year in public affairs and member of the Undergraduate Student Government, said he thinks the card is great because it is free and easy for everyone to use.

“It’s extremely easy to receive the discounts and it encourages students to explore Columbus,” Bradley said.

Starr said one of the best aspects of the card is that it saves college students money at places they already visit and places they should visit.

“Being able to ÿnd great deals and programs are great for everyone,” Starr said. “It connects them with the central Ohio community. We want to expose them to local businesses and neighborhoods.”

As an active committee member for USG, Bradley is a part of what the SBB calls the “SBB Buckeyes.” This group of students includes organizations such as the Business Builders Club and the Graduate Student Organization. They, among other local organizations, are the primary sponsors behind the card’s development and distribution.

“They’re the experts, they know how to work with the students because they represent the students,” Starr said.

Nils Root, a ÿfth-year in business ÿnance, is the former president of the Business Builders Club. Root founded Frosh Tees, a business that makes college-speciÿc shirts for more than 370 different college cities.

SBB Buckeye cardholders will have access to free shipping on the company’s website.

“The cards are great because it connects local brands,” Root said.

“It gives them power that they don’t have. It’s a great thing for local companies.”

Starr said that Columbus has “a lot of wonderful jewels and gems” and because OSU students make up such a large population of the city, they should be able to get out there and get to know their surroundings.

“For them not to see areas like Grandview and Gahanna and others, there are some major beneÿts to exploring good local businesses and good local neighborhoods as well,” Starr said.

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Since its 42-0 romp against Akron on Sept. 3, Ohio State football’s offense struggled at times against Toledo on Sept. 10 and was then held to just two field goals in Saturday’s 24-6 loss to Miami. The season Diviis far from over for the Buckeyes (2-1), but in order for them to make good on their Big Ten Leaders Divi sion and championship game aspirations, wide receivers, running backs and quarterbacks alike will need to have a greater impact on the team’s upcoming games.

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After the 27-22 win against Toledo, first-year head coach Luke Fickell said that sophomore running back Carlos Hyde would be the team’s running back.

Considering that Hyde had rushed for 173 yards and two touchdowns on 39 carries through two games, Fickell was justified in the decision.

Then the team traveled to Miami where Hyde was limited to just 12 touches and split time with junior Jordan Hall. Hall who was named OSU’s starter over Hyde late last week after being reinstated by the NCAA following his two-game suspension for accepting a white envelope containing $200 from a university booster at a Feb. 19 charity event in Cleveland..

Hall finished his night against the Hurricanes with 87 yards on 14 carries.

Regardless of who starts in the backfield for OSU, the Buckeyes’ stable of backs has produced all of three touchdowns through Week 3, and that simply isn’t good enough.

Junior tight end Jake Stoneburner and the OSU wide receivers

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Stoneburner caught fire in OSU’s first two games, catching four touchdown passes combined against Akron and Toledo.

Buckeyes’ wide receivers have been out-shined and out-caught

by Stoneburner, who leads the team with eight receptions through three games.

As the Buckeyes found out against the Hurricanes, Stoneburner can’t carry the team.

OSU’s leading receivers are

both first-year players. Freshman Devin Smith and redshirt freshman Verlon Reed have each tallied five catches through three games and lead all other Buckeyes’ receivers.

Only running backs had receptions in the loss to Miami, and most of those were dump-offs at or around the line of scrimmage. Further evidence of the team’s lack of production at receiver is the fact that sophomore running back Carlos Hyde is second on the team with six receptions.

The Buckeyes’ receivers need to be able to stretch the field if the offensive unit is to sustain any kind of success over their final nine games.

Clippers closing in on Triple-A title PAT BRENNAN Sports editor brennan.164@osu.edu Minor league baseball clubs contend with many obstacles over the course of a season, including player transactions and meeting the needs of their Major League parent clubs.

The Columbus Clippers, the Triple-A afÿliate of the Cleveland Indians, overcame numerous hindrances to success in 2011 and won its second consecutive Governor’s Cup Championship against the Lehigh Valley IronPigs Friday. They will now represent the International League in the Triple-A National Championship Game against Paciÿc League champion Omaha Storm Chasers today.

In just his second season as Clippers manager, Mike Sarbaugh led his team to an 88-56 regular season record — the best in the International League’s West division.

The Clippers met the Durham Bulls, the South division champs, in the ÿrst round of the playoffs, and swept the Bulls, 3-0, to advance to play the Lehigh Valley IronPigs for the Governor’s Cup championship.

Columbus responded to its 5-2 loss in game one of the best-of-ÿve championship series by winning the next three games, the last two of which were at the IronPigs’ Coca-Cola Park in Allentown, Pa., to advance to today’s Triple-A national championship game.

After the Clippers’ game two win at Huntington Park, ÿrst baseman Beau Mills said the search for consistent success is what minor league ball is all about.

“It’s learning how to have consecutive (winning) seasons,” Mills said, “and don’t lose focus throughout the year.”

Focus can be hard to maintain with a changing cast of players, though — Columbus endured 37 player transactions of various sorts in September alone.

Eleven of those transactions were players moving between the Clippers and Indians.

“That’s part of the game,” Mills said.

“You’re happy for them (players that get called up), but the guys coming up are going to be great players. That’s why they’re coming up here. So, we don’t

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necessarily take it on us as a team when we lose somebody.

“We expect that guy that’s getting called up to step right in.”

Columbus third baseman Jared Goedert agreed.

“We’ve had guys step in and do just as well or even better in some cases,” he said. “It’s just been the consistency of guys that are here and guys that continue to come up or come down.”

Goedert also said that, as minor league players, the frequency of player transactions is a reminder of the goal that each player is chasing: to become an every-day lineup ÿxture with a big league club.

“You realize, at this level of play especially, (the transactions) are a part of it, a part of the process,” he said. “If anything else, for the guys who are still here, it makes you realize you are right there.

“I mean, yeah, you lose a good player, but you realize you’ve got to do your job and it’s a good thing to know that you’re that close (to the Majors).”

Speaking of close, the Clippers are also one win away from back-to-back national championships.

Today, Columbus will face the Paciÿc Coast League champion Storm Chasers in the one-off, winner-take-all Triple-A National Championship game in Albuquerque, N.M. Omaha, the minor league afÿliate of the Kansas City Royals, captured the Paciÿc Coast League’s American Northern division championship after compiling a regular season record of 79-62. The Storm Chasers earned their berth in the national championship game when they beat the Sacramento River Cats, 11-6, Friday.

The Paciÿc Coast League championship is the ÿrst in team history for the Storm Chasers.

So, the playoff-tested Clippers are now set for a title clash with Omaha, national championship game newcomers.

The Clippers did not immediately respond to The Lantern’s Monday request for comment.

Sarbaugh, who was named the International League’s 2011 Manager of the Year, said last week that the Clippers will rely on

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Columbus Clippers pitcher Jensen Lewis throws a pitch at a Clippers game at Huntington Park in Columbus, Ohio. their usual strengths, which he says are “pitching and good hitting.”

“We’ve just done a good job scouting players. We have a lot of guys get called up, but the talent we bring in is good and they seem to just pick up where they left off,” Sarbaugh said.

Picking up where Columbus left off the 2010 season would mean claiming the national title, but Mills said Wednesday the team doesn’t put added pressure on itself in the postseason.

“None of us are thinking about last year,” he said. “I think pressure is what you put on yourself and we aren’t putting that on ourselves.”

First pitch of today’s championship game in Albuquerque, N.M., at Isotopes Park is scheduled for 8 p.m. MDT.

Jessica Shambaugh contributed to this story.

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Redshirt senior quarterback Joe Bauserman and true freshman Braxton Miller’s stat line from Saturday’s loss to Miami has become famous in Columbus. If you overhear the words “4-of-18 passing” spoken in a conversation, you immediately know that those involved are griping about OSU’s quarterbacks.

Much has been made of the fact that Bauserman still hasn’t thrown an interception this year. To be sure, throwaways are preferable to turnovers, but Bauserman, who has completed 30-of-60 pass attempts so far in 2011,

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will soon have to start taking chances. Settling for field goals from sophomore kicker Drew Basil after Bauserman throwaways in the red zone will only get the team so far.

Miller has completed 10-of-16 passes on the year and has looked promising in game action against Akron and Miami, despite the fact that there isn’t a discernible pattern as to when and why the OSU coaches insert him into games.

To this day, the only justification for not playing Miller in the Toledo game was, as Fickell said, “a gut feeling” decision.

Whether Buckeye coaches will continue to apply the two-quarterback system or designate either Bauserman or Miller as the team’s starter remains to be seen. In either case, Miller needs to see more time under center, but only in situations that make sense for the true freshman. And Bauserman needs to start connecting with his receiving targets.

Don’t jump off the OSU bandwagon just yet

If you were watching the Buckeyes’ 24-6 loss to Miami at your home, no one would fault you for shouting expletives, throwing things at your TV, or simply changing the channel.

Similarly, if you made the trip down to Miami for the game, you had every right to leave your seat and walk out of Sun Life Stadium before the ÿnal whistle.

We all watched the same game, and it wasn’t pretty.

Despite the agony that Saturday’s loss held for members of Buckeye Nation, it’s still too early to jump off the OSU bandwagon.

The reason you should bunker down with the Buckeyes is simple: they can still win the Leaders Division and the Big Ten. Several members of the team, including junior defensive lineman John Simon, said as much after the loss.

“We’re only going to get better from here,” Simon said.

“We can still accomplish our goals (and) be Big Ten champs.”

To those who remain disheartened by OSU’s ÿrst loss of the season, the idea of challenging in the Leaders Division may seem farfetched. However, the fact remains that it was a non-conference loss, albeit one that damaged our collective ego.

The team needs to take a methodical approach to dissecting its weaknesses through week three of this season, and ÿrstyear head coach Luke Fickell said the team would do just that.

“We’re not going to jump to any conclusions,” Fickell said. “I think we really have to do a great job at sitting down and trying to ÿgure out how we need to move forward and where our focus is going to be.”

“There’s a lot of areas where we know we need to go back and take a real hard look at.”

There’s a case to be made that Fickell has already improved parts of his team through its ÿrst three games, namely the special teams unit.

Sophomore kicker Drew Basil entered the Miami game 0-for-2 on ÿeld goal attempts, but nailed two ÿeld goal attempts against the Hurricanes.

One week after having a punt blocked by Toledo, redshirt junior punter Ben Buchanan kept the Buckeyes competitive against Miami as he averaged 46.5 yards on six punts. Buchanan also blasted a career-long 60-yard punt and pinned the ‘Canes inside their own 20-yard line three times.

If special teams’ play improved that much in just a matter of days, who is to say Fickell can’t implement immediate improvements to other areas of his team?

Also, don’t forget that DeVier Posey, Dan Herron, Mike Adams and Solomon Thomas will return from suspension in time for OSU’s ÿnal seven Big Ten games.

It’s a long season, and I don’t know about you, but my calendar still reads “September.” There’s just too much football left to play in 2011, so dust yourself off, tape up your bruises and hop back on the bandwagon.

You might still be in for a wild ride by the time Big Ten conference play begins.

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As Autumn Quarter kicks into gear with Ohio State football games, Welcome Week and new class schedules, the Columbus Association for the Performing Arts is kick-starting its own season, full of new shows and old favorites.

Their season will open with New York’s jazz legend the David Sanborn Trio, featuring organist Joey DeFrancesco and drummer Byron Landham.

The group will bring a hybrid of rock, pop, R&B and jazz to the Southern Theatre.

More than a dozen new performances have been added to this year’s schedule including Ballet Maribor’s “Radio and Juliet,” a season special of “Mamma Mia!” and a performance by the vocal ensemble The King’s Singers.

Rolanda Copley, CAPA publicist, said this year’s season schedule was carefully selected to include entertainment for both adults and children of all ages.

Ballet Maribor’s “Radio and Juliet” tells the Shakespearian love story of “Romeo and Juliet,” but adds a modern twist. The contemporary ballet, choreographed by Edward Clug, will showcase the love story in the technology era with music from the alternative rock band Radiohead.

In addition to the new shows, many of last year’s productions will also return to the stage.

“Guitar Masters, Ailey II, Lukas Nelson, ‘A Christmas Carol’ and Over the Rhine are groups we’ve worked with in the past,” said Rich Corsi, CAPA’s director of programming.

The returning shows have become Columbus favorites.

“We book (them) knowing they are going to be big student shows,” Corsi said.

The members of the Guitar Masters trio, made

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Andy McKee, an acoustic guitarist, plays with the Guitar Masters, who will appear in a CAPA event this season. up of renowned guitarists Andy McKee, Stephen Bennett and Antoine Dutour, will own up to their name, featuring a steel string guitar, harp guitar and finger-style acoustic guitar as they take the stage solo.

Musical acts like that of country singer Willie Nelson’s son Lukas Nelson and his band target students. Inspired by his father’s music, the

21-year-old vocalist and guitarist will draw on his rock ‘n’ roll album, “Promise of the Real.”

Damian Bowerman, graduate studies and publicity coordinator at the OSU Department of Theatre, credits CAPA for offering entertainment and talent to OSU students.

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LE FT TO RIG HT: Garret Dillahunt, Martha Plimpton, L ucas Neff, Bayley/R ylie Crecut, Cloris L eachman and Shannon Woodward appear in ‘R aising Hope,’ which will air its second season premiere today at 9:30 p.m. on Fox.

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‘Raising Hope’ raises the bar in 2nd season premiere Alex Antone tz Arts editor antonetz.3@osu.edu If the season premiere for the second season of “Raising Hope” should be called anything, it should be called “Raising Greyson.”

The zany Fox comedy, which was received with generally favorable reviews during its first season,

kicks off its sophomore campaign with a not-sosubtle cameo from 14-year-old musician, Greyson Chance.

Yes, it seemed a little forced, but the show makes due. Jimmy (Lucas Neff), the show’s main character, finds out he was a talented musician as a child (Chance plays the 13-year-old Jimmy), and struggles to figure out how to regain his now-defunct musicianship.

The episode kicks off with an endearing musical

biography of baby Hope’s upbringings by Shelley (Kate Micucci). Maw Maw (Cloris Leachman), delivers the chops that got her nominated for an Emmy last year when she tries to help Jimmy learn to play the piano. A loose bird in the house is a minor subplot, but is still one of the silly, throwaway storylines that makes “Raising Hope” a fun watch.

The episode also has plenty of chuckle-worthy moments, even if a lot of them are cheap and dumb.

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I’m just going to say this outright: The ThrowBACK to School Welcome Week Concert featuring Smash Mouth and Boyz II Men is most likely going to be terrible. I would like to spend the next few paragraphs coming up with insulting puns to describe the stale dribble that this concert will undoubtedly amount to, such as ThrowUP or ThrowOUT, but I suppose I should attempt some reasonable argument for my opinion.

This concert was not doomed from the start. In fact, if I were in the meeting room when someone threw out a proposition for a concert

featuring bands that would take things back to the simpler time of slap bracelets and “Hey Arnold,” I would burst into tears in the white-hot light of their creative genius. Nothing could be a better welcome back to college — the last step between the carelessness of youth and the “real world” for many — than the chance to once again shamelessly dance around to the infectious music of *NSYNC or Spice Girls.

But while the Ohio Union Activities Board should be lauded for their epic brainstorming, the execution of this fantastic concept was anemic at best.

From the pantheon of 90s giants that defined childhood for many college kids, OUAB has managed to scrape Smash Mouth from the grimy depths of obscurity. While a nod to the alternative music of our youth is warranted — necessary even — that one band that did those two songs from “Shrek” should in no sane universe beat out prolific bands such as the Goo Goo Dolls or Third Eye Blind.

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thelantern and the The Lantern weighs in on what Sunday night’s Emmy Awards ceremony got right and got wrong

Another Emmy ceremony came and passed last night, and the awards themselves were pretty boring.

Kyle Chandler of “Friday Night Lights” took Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama in a rather surprising fashion. Shame, because Hugh Laurie of “House” has been nominated in the category for the last five years and has yet to win. As “House” finds itself in the twilight of its run, one constant has kept the show afloat while the show’s quality has slowly dwindled, and that’s Laurie.

We’ve seen the season premiere of season eight of “House,” set to air Oct. 3 at 9

“Glee” in the category is always baffling.

The ceremony almost got a lift when it was reported that a joke from Alec Baldwin about the News Corp. phone hacking scandal was cut from the show’s opening skit. The Emmys were broadcast on Fox, which is owned

by Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp.

Why is Fox suddenly so skittish? We know about Fox News Channel’s political allegiance but the broadcast network has never really been one to play politics. After all, we’re talking about the network that airs “Family Guy,” which has seemingly become creator Seth MacFarlane’s outlet for his liberal musings.

The show did have a couple of watchable moments. Host Jane Lynch (“Glee”) was a success, Charlie Sheen apologized to his former “Two and a Half Men” coworkers for his ramblings, Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon “wrestled,” and a plethora of non-“Office” actors filmed a sketch on the set of NBC’s hit comedy.

Still, like almost every Oscars ceremony, nothing about the 2011 Emmys was particularly worthwhile.

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ToP: The entire cast of aBC’ s ‘Modern Family’ celebrates after winning the award for outstanding Comedy Series.

BoTToM leFT : Jane l ynch (‘glee’) speaks as host of the ceremony.

BoTToM rigHT : Jimmy Kimmel (left) and Jimmy Fallon (right) appear onstage during the ceremony.

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p.m. on Fox. Without giving away too much, the episode is a weak effort, but just like the last two subpar seasons, it’s Laurie yet again who carries what is otherwise a poorly-envisioned episode.

“Mad Men” won Best Drama — the only win out of their 19 nominations — its fourth-straight win in the category. While there’s no doubt “Mad Men” is one of the best programs cable has to offer, where’s the fun in that?

“Dexter,” my personal fave, has been nominated in the category for three straight years and hasn’t won, but in fairness, season five of “Dexter” was a bore. HBO’s “Boardwalk Empire” and “Game of Thrones” were critically lauded hits and “Friday Night Lights” is a mainstream success.

It would have been nice to see a new face overtake “Mad Men,” but hey, it beats “Teen Mom” winning.

“Modern Family” got plenty of love, and rightfully so, winning Best Comedy for the second year in straight, with actors Ty Burell and Julie Bowen taking home prizes for supporting roles. With competition from NBC’s “Parks and Recreation” and “30 Rock,” the Emmys proved the networks have a lockdown on comedy, though the annual nomination for

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Columbus festival celebrates independent local artists Chri s Scullin Lantern reporter scullin.9@osu.edu With five stages, more than 50 musical acts and more than 45 visual artists, information kiosks about local businesses and a plethora of food stands run by local restaurants and food vendors, there were plenty of opportunities to discover something new at the fourth annual Independents’ Day festival.

The Independents’ Day festival took place Saturday in downtown Columbus between High Street and N. 3rd Street on Gay Street.

Independents’ Day is a celebration of the local art, music and entrepreneurship of Columbus. The free event, which began at noon and ended at midnight, was overflowing with creative expression in every way imaginable.

“My favorite part (of the festival) is all the weird people,” said local artist Jill Connor, whose artwork is comprised of many different colored pieces of tissue paper glued to a canvas. “You get a little bit of everyone. It’s great.”

The crowd was comprised of people of all ages.

The crowd’s attire ranged from everyday street clothes to outfits that were so bizarre, they could have given Lady Gaga a run for her money.

Methods of self-expression were not limited to clothing alone. There was a large white tapestry that children were free to draw and color on. Another opportunity for self-expression was the “Paint Dance Floor,” which was one of the most interesting sights at the festival.

The night ended with a high-energy performance

by Columbus’ own up-and-coming DJ/VJ group, roeVy. The two members of the group wore black gowns, hoods and masks that had red laser beams

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Tony-winner Jonathan Pryce to appear in Columbus “The cool thing about CAPA is that they are a really good organization supporting all levels of art in Columbus,” Bowerman said.

Also onstage will be Tony award-winning actor Jonathan Pryce in Harold Pinter’s drama, “The Caretaker,” the ArtsPower National Touring Theatre with the musical “Four Score and Seven Years Ago” and the Grammy award-winning Judy Collins’ “Home for the Holidays,” a concert of classical folk songs and Christmas favorites.

Family shows include Bill Blagg’s “The Science

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shooting out of their eyes. They performed in front of a screen where words and visuals were projected during the show.

The project was designed by 2010 OSU alumnus Jared Lindenau. Lindenau is the chair for the Independents’ Day Art Committee and the executive director of Cloudhaus, a group that promotes local artists and organizes benefits for the community.

As he stood next to the platform that was covered in paint, which had been smeared around by several barefoot participants, Lindenau said three gigantic eight-foot-by-eight-foot canvases had been crafted.

“We invited the public to dance on the canvases with us and then for us to create this sort of abstract imagery,” he said.

Lindenau said the canvases would be cut up and passed out to artists in the community to use in their paintings, which will later be sold for charity.

Like Columbus’ ComFest, which takes place at Goodale Park in June, the central theme of Independents’ Day is community.

“This focuses on the arts in a way that I think Comfest might not,” Lindenau said. “But there’s a lot of similarity between ComFest and what we see here ... it showcases what a lot of the local talent can do without giant record labels or the conglomerate backing that a lot of your national acts kind of have.

It also showcases the community of Columbus, Ohio. You know, it’s very specific to this city. We only invite local community members to participate here.”

This primary focus on community is what attracts many of the festival’s attendees.

“The best part is that it’s a grassroots effort and that it’s not commercialized,” said David Berkley, who lives just across the street from where the festival was held. “It’s like the real people who really support the city.”

of Magic,” Disney’s “Phineas and Ferb” live tour and Charles Dickens’ holiday tale, “A Christmas Carol.”

“The season came together really nicely, we ended up getting a lot stuff booked late but turned out to be a lot of shows we were happy to get. We have something for everybody within our CAPA season,” Corsi said.

Students can purchase discounted tickets priced as low as $5 through CAPA’s High Five Program.

Students must show a valid student ID at the Ohio Theatre ticket office located on 39 E. State St. to get these deals. Dates and show times of the complete 2011-2012 season can be found on CAPA’s website, capa.com.

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David L indenau creates art as he dances on the Paint Dance Floor with members of the public at Saturday’s Independents’ Day Festival.

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OUAB cobbled together acts popular 2 decades ago fire of nostalgia. Their star power is undeniable and I can name more than one song for which they’re famous, but in the context of boy bands even these Boyz fall short. Even at the height of their fame, Boyz II Men fell closer to adult contemporary on the genre spectrum. They were a boy band that grownups could get behind, but OUAB seems to have forgotten that once the parents drop their babies off for college, most of them go home.

When I go to a concert, I’m not looking for the music that my mother put on when she cleaned the

house. If that concert is specifically meant to be a throwback that young adults like myself can enjoy, more relevant acts like the Backstreet Boys or even 98 Degrees would have been far superior.

There is no doubt that a setlist involving even one of the bands I suggested would likely come with a hefty price tag, but expenses aside, it is a little ridiculous that OUAB would cobble together a lineup of two acts that are vaguely related by the fact that they were once popular around 20 years ago.

Try as they might to smooth it over with an enticing gimmick, I would have to take this chance and disagree with a popular Smash Mouth lyric: All that glitters is not gold.

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But that doesn’t really matter, as “Raising Hope” has never been lauded for highbrow humor.

In fact, “Raising Hope” is a nice change-up in that it’s one of the few programs that looks at life outside of the upper-middle class, and it doesn’t look like season two will make any attempts to mess with the show’s identity in that regard.

The second season’s premiere seems to show that “Raising Hope” is continuing to do what it does best. While the appearance from Greyson seems like a ratings grab, it isn’t so cheap that it ruins the episode. As long as “Raising Hope” can keep doing what it’s doing and lay off

the gratuitous celebrity cameos, there’s no reason to believe season two won’t be the good, harmless fun its first season was.

The season premiere of “Raising Hope” airs Tuesday at 9:30 p.m. on Fox. Grade: B

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garret Dillahunt (l), Martha Plimpton (C) and greyson Chance (r) appear in the season premiere of ‘raising Hope, ’ scheduled to air today at 9:30 p.m.

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