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Breaking News: Columbus campus power outage; some buildings closed Thursday - http://www.thelantern.com/campus/columbu
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Columbus campus power outage; some buildings closed ThursdayThe Ohio State University Columbus campus experienced a power outage when construction crews accidentally severed a power line late Wednesday (12/16) afternoon. ...
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Exclusive fan party to be held at Universal Studios - http://www.thelantern.com/campus/exclusi
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Ohio State fans who are headed to the Rose Bowl and looking for some additional entertainment should consider the Ohio State Fan Party on Dec. 30. It will be held at Universal Studios Hollywood in Los Angeles, and a ticket to the party includes access to all rides, shows and attractions at the park....
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Coleman named football team MVP - http://www.thelantern.com/sports/coleman
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The Ohio State football team elected senior safety and captain Kurt Coleman the Buckeyes' Most Valuable Player at the team's award banquet Sunday.
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Judge dismisses ex-faculty's federal case against Ohio State - http://www.thelantern.com/campus/judge-d
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A federal judge has granted Ohio State’s motion to dismiss a lawsuit filed by a former administrator who says OSU retaliated against him for speaking up.
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Photo contest brings the sights of the world to OSU campus - http://www.thelantern.com/arts/photo-con
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Whether it be at a mosque in India, atop a mountain in Polynesia or inside a church in Italy, Ohio State students and faculty have set their eyes on more than a few amazing sites.The 2009 International ...
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Bucks look to add one more to Rose Bowl Hall of Fame - http://www.thelantern.com/sports/bucks-l
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Professor invited to join China's science academy - http://www.thelantern.com/campus/profess
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Lonnie Thompson, distinguished professor of earth sciences at Ohio State has been elected as a foreign member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
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Buckeyes continue play through holidays - http://www.thelantern.com/sports/buckeye
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As many Ohio State students head home for the holidays and a much-needed break, it’s full steam ahead for the men’s basketball team. The Buckeyes will have four more non-conference tune-ups before they begin Big Ten play.OSU at No. ...
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Business grad named best personal trainer - http://www.thelantern.com/campus/busines
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A 2004 Ohio State graduate, Hoyda was declared Personal Trainer of the Month by bodybuilding.com, one of the nation’s leading bodybuilding online stores. At age 23, Hoyda is the youngest to win the award.
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Ohio State is off to a 7-1 start, but will be without junior guard Evan Turner for the next eight weeks, the team announced Saturday in a press release. Turner was injured early in the first half of Saturday's 111-60 win over Eastern Michigan when he was fouled attempting a dunk. ...
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The outcome of the game quickly became secondary, however, after junior guard Evan Turner left the game with an apparent back injury just seven minutes into the game.
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Evan Turner taken to medical center
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Junior guard Evan Turner was injured Saturday after falling to the floor after an attempted dunk in the first half of Ohio State's game against Eastern Michigan. Turner left the floor under his own power, butwas taken to the OSU Medical Center for precautionary x-rays on his lower back.
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Book and lecture shed light on Columbus artist - http://www.thelantern.com/arts/book-and-
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Burkhart, who attended Ohio State and painted the large mural in Stillman Hall, was a prolific and well-regarded artist in Columbus before his death in 1969. Still, he remained a peculiarly local legend.
