The Lantern, Ohio State, Columbus, OH
2 hours ago by James Crepea
KENNY GREER/THE LANTERN
GLENDALE, Ariz. - Ohio State threw everything they had at Texas. Texas quarterback Colt McCoy threw more.
Two quarterbacks, three running backs and four wide receivers were not enough for the 10th-ranked Buckeyes to prevail over No. 3 Texas, as the Longhorns prevailed 24-21 in the final moments of last night's Fiesta Bowl
The Lantern, Ohio State, Columbus, OH
20 hours ago by Associated Press
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Some of the members of the Ohio State School for the Blind marching band react to the announcement that their band has been accepted to march in the 2010 Tournament of Roses Parade on Monday. The entire blind school's student body was in the gym when the surprise announcement was made.
A blind marching band is scheduled to participate in the New Year's Day 2010 Tournament of Roses Parade.
Parade history will be made when a band from the Ohio State School for the Blind marches among the flower-covered floats in Pasadena, Calif., said Carol Agler, music director at the school
The Lantern, Ohio State, Columbus, OH
14 hours ago by Travis Schulze
As the conflict in Gaza escalates, it seems that the only group without blood on its hands is the one that has paid the greatest cost: the civilians of Gaza. Israel has again chosen to collectively punish Palestinians for the actions of Hamas with a response completely disproportionate to the rocket attacks on their country
The Lantern, Ohio State, Columbus, OH
2 hours ago by Everdeen Mason
Pushed to the edge of the downtown sidewalk by police on horseback, a woman passes out flyers with information about violence in Israel.
"What side are you on?" asked a man brandishing a cardboard sign, which read "To curse Israel is to curse God."
The Lantern, Ohio State, Columbus, OH
6 hours ago by Lisa Scott
LINDSEY SWANSON/THE LANTERN
Students walk toward their dormitories with plastic bags stuffed to the breaking point. A giant red cart is being pushed up Neil Ave loaded with boxes.
For many students, this sight would spur nostalgic memories of Move-In day at Ohio State. But for other's it could only mean one thing: The end of the quarter is here - and someone has swipes
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Ball State Daily News, Ball State University, IN
2 hours ago by Derick Brattain
The Lantern, Ohio State, OH
2 hours ago by James Crepea
KENNY GREER/THE LANTERN
GLENDALE, Ariz. - Ohio State threw everything they had at Texas. Texas quarterback Colt McCoy threw more.
Two quarterbacks, three running backs and four wide receivers were not enough for the 10th-ranked Buckeyes to prevail over No. 3 Texas, as the Longhorns prevailed 24-21 in the final moments of last night's Fiesta Bowl
The Lantern, Ohio State, OH
7 hours ago by Lisa Scott
LINDSEY SWANSON/THE LANTERN
Students walk toward their dormitories with plastic bags stuffed to the breaking point. A giant red cart is being pushed up Neil Ave loaded with boxes.
For many students, this sight would spur nostalgic memories of Move-In day at Ohio State. But for other's it could only mean one thing: The end of the quarter is here - and someone has swipes
The Lantern, Ohio State, OH
5 hours ago by Zack Meisel
The Buckeyes certainly hope that the Tostitos Race to the Bowl is no indication of the actual game. The competition pits two teams of diehard fans from Texas and Ohio State against each other, and consists of a variety of challenges that will land the winning team a $100,000 scholarship. After four events in three different cities, Texas leads Ohio State 2-1-1.
Ball State Daily News, Ball State University, IN
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Ball State Daily News, Ball State University, IN
23 hours ago
If the No. 22 Ball State University football team wins its first bowl game Tuesday night, it will most likely accomplish the feat in the rain.
There is an 80 percent chance of rain and thunderstorms in Mobile, Ala., when Ball State and the University of Tulsa are scheduled to play the GMAC Bowl, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Web site.
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