Talk:Ohio State University/Archive 1

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specifics spring immediately to mind. First, in 1891 when Ohio State became the first public university funded by a permanent tax levy. Second, the Eagleson Bill in 1906 which prohibited Miami and OU from offering doctoral education or conducting basic research and third the 1921 university building fund which was split 72-14-14 between Ohio State, OU and Miami. As to the relative youth of Ohio State, this is one area where Ohio's system of higher education is somewhat unique. If one reads Berdahl's speech on what defines a "flagship university" he does make an allowance for not being the oldest university in the state when the university was founded under the Morrill Land]Grant Act. As to academic reputation, yes Ohio State's has increased significantly in the last two decades, but I would argue that it was always ahead of Miami and OU even in the darkest days of the Jim Rhodes policies--particlularly in terms of graduate/professional education and research, which is a fundamental basis of a "flagship university." AAU membership is probably the most significant factor here. Remember also that there also wasn't this mania over college rankings until the mid to late eighties. The enrollment limits were actually instituted with the blessing of Ohio State. They saw it as a necessary step in abandoning the conditional admissions policies of the 60's and 70's and also saw it as preventing a future governor from reviving Rhodes' plans for a 100,000 student Ohio State. Ed Jennings and Herb Asher are very clear about this in their oral history interviews. I'm not saying that everything Rhodes' touched was bad. Ohio clearly needed a community college program. His policies, however, did hold Ohio State back (at least on the undergrad level) twenty years, inherently favored quantity over quality (as in the "a four year campus within 30 miles of every Ohioan")and led to a bloated and redundent higher education system, that, given current tax structures, Ohio can not afford. BTW, thanks for the book recommendation. I found a copy from a used bookstore in Seattle.--

7096:, "determining what this name is, we follow the usage of reliable sources, such as those used as references for the article." which in my opinion implies that only reliable sources are to be used when determining the common name. To me, that means that the number of Google search hits that a name receives is not to be used when determine how common a name is. I'm not saying that anyone suggested it was the best way but I think it's best to be clear that it not be included at all in the metric. The next step, in my opinion, would be to determine how we would measure the usage of each name by reliable sources. Books and newspapers would be the easiest to check but we obviously won't be able to get a census of the usage. That being the case, my schooling would tell me to take a random sample of a predetermined number of reliable sources, find their usage, and use that information to determine to a certain degree that one name is used more than another. In short, my first point in the metric criteria would be something to the effect of "A random sample of reliable newspapers and books is to be taken to find which name is used more than the other (The OSU or OSU). We may be able to try and swing a census with a Google Books search and Google News Archive search but that's not really my expertise. Point to would be something like, "The reliable sources that are randomly sampled are to be published between date X and date Y" so that the most common name at the time could be used. Any thoughts? 1682:

public U: an undergrad liberal arts school supporting professional schools like law, medical, engineer, along with multiple Ph.D programs (while it did not have all these units by 1900, it's pretty clear, looking at history, most pols and academicians at the time understood OSU would be getting them)... All that said, I still think most people would widely agree that, despite any USN&WR ranking -- which is influenced by grad research reputation -- Miami is clearly the better (more competitive, prestigious, traditional, etc.) undergrad school. OSU has become considerablly more competitive but, as we all know, it was an open admissions school BY LAW until around 1987, while Miami, for over a century, was able to circumvent this law (which applied to all state schools) by saying: it was open admissions to all who could commute to campus -- and, of course, we know how isolated Miami is. As such, Miami, particularly in Midwestern circles (ie, centered in Chicago, Detroit & Cleveland) developed a kind of Midwestern Ivy rep while OSU, fairly or unfairly, was seen as (and still is, by some) as a jock or football school -- happily, though, things are a changin' (cause I'm a huge OSU fan), but, well ... I hope this clarifies rather than muddles this discussion further.

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are on, and the Governor controls appointments to their boards of trustees. I also believe that Case is considered THE university in NE Ohio. Because of the presence of Case and the Cleveland Clinic, the Cleveland business-political infrastructure has never felt the need to pump up their local state universities in the manner that Toledo and Cincinnati have. When it comes down to brass tacks, the political and business leaders in NE Ohio will throw their support behind Ohio State--as they always have. I wouldn't expect you to take this at face value on an anonymous message board, but I am fairly connected to these decisions that are taking place behind the scenes. As for OU, it has become a "med grade college" quite well on its own, which is quite frankly what it always has been. They can cry "Ohio's First and Finest" until they're blue (green) in the face. It doesn't change the history that they've always been a mediocre, fall back school. There's a reason that they were passed over for the land grant funding in the 1860s. Look at it by any standard, undergraduate rankings, graduate rankings, research funding, admissions standards. OU is far more similar to Kent, Bowling Green or UC than it is to Ohio State or even Miami. Do the political calculus:

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absolutely no bias, wanting only to learn what is appropriate. Amazingly, the most important key point missed in all the back-and-forth is that, per university guidelines and style protocals, the school name MUST (not "should") always include "The" whenever the full name (including "University") of the school is being used. According to the school, "Ohio State University" is NEVER appropriate and this should be respected by Knowledge. It IS acceptable, in certain applications and in subsequent usages within the same document or other form, to use the alternate references, "Ohio State" and "OSU." But NEVER in its original reference. Quite simply, when "University" is included, then "The" MUST also be used. And the reverse also applies; when "The" is included, then "University" MUST also be included. When one is not used, then the other is not permitted to be used. So it is perfectly acceptable, for example, to have "Ohio State" on their basketball jerseys. However, it would not be appropriate, or allowed, to have "Ohio State University" or "The Ohio State" on the jerseys. Thoroughly browse the school's Web site (

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which needs to be improved. This is especially important in the History section. But other sections have similar problems: Rankings, much of the Student Life section, and Notable Alumni. Any time you quote anything it needs to have a reference immediately following. I also found a number of potentially controversial claims that needed references: "Ohio State was the first university in Ohio to be extended membership into the Association of American Universities", "Although development had been hindered in the 1870's by hostility from the state's agricultural interests and competition for resources from Miami University and Ohio University, both issues were eventually resolved", and "The Ohio Union was the first student union built by a public university", for example. Read through the article as if you knew nothing about Ohio State and put references where you think something needs support. Generally any time you cite a statistic, something that may be questioned, a quote, or refer to something people claim or argue, you need a reference.

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source citation is to a speech by the UC Berkeley Chancellor (and former president of U. Texas-Austin) directly concerning the definition and role of flagship universities. To this one could add numerous other arguments in Ohio State's favor including graduate and undergraduate rankings, quality of the faculty (more Guggenheim fellows than all other Ohio universities public or private comobined, more National Academies of Sciences and Engineering members than all other Ohio universities public or private combined, more Nobel Prize winning faculty than all other Ohio universities and so on) Library resources (18th largest university research library in North America), research (more research condcuted annually than all other Ohio public universities combined), the historical background behind Ohio State's founding, the Eaglson Bill of 1906 which by law banned other Ohio universities from offering doctoral education or conducting basic research, and I could go on...and on...and it has absolutely nothing to do with football or size!

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model from the 1960's which treated each university equally and begin funding universities according to their "unique mission." As noted above, Fingerhut has repeatedly stated that Ohio State's "unique mission" is to be the state's leading comprehensive research university and one of the best in the country (a role that I might add is impossible without it also being the top undergraduate school in the state). They've advocated doing away with the numerous redundant, lowly ranked graduate programs that sprung up around the state under Rhodes. While I certainly don't foresee a return to the Eagleson Bill (where only Ohio State was allowed doctoral programs and primary research), I certainly see an undoing of the Rhodes era where every school in the state was free to add Ph.D programs in the vain attempt of turning themselves into mini-Ohio States. In recent months, they've also been strongly hinting at a forced merger of Kent State and Akron. If successful there, I'm sure that Toledo and Bowling Green might face the same.

6534:"The image is used to identify The Ohio State University, a subject of public interest. The significance of the logo is to help the reader identify the organization, assure the readers that they have reached the right article containing critical commentary about the organization, and illustrate the organization's intended branding message in a way that words alone could not convey.For fair use on the topic of The Ohio State University. This image is a low-resolution image of The Ohio State University Seal. This image does not limit the copyright holder's ability to profit from the original source, nor will it dilute the importance or recognition of the logo in connection with its organization. This image enhances the article in which it's displayed, as it provides an immediate relevance to the reader more capably than the textual description alone. Use of the logo visually identifies the university and its products in a manner that mere prose cannot, and meets all criteria in WP:NFCC." 12641:. As for the other University examples given, I posit that the school articles SHOULD be listed using their formal name with redirects used as needed. The same logic follows University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. There are many colloquial terms for this school ("UNC," "Chapel Hill," "Carolina," etc.) but the article is literally University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, even though that is rarely the common usage in conversation. Moreover, what is "common" in one area or to one person may be something completely different in another area or to someone else. For example although most people might attribute "Carolina" with University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, many alumni of University of South Carolina, people in the area of Columbia, SC, and people associated with other schools in the Southeastern Conference would disagree. The same can be said for "USC" (University of Southern California vs. University of South Carolina).++Arx Fortis (talk) 14:57, 2 August 2010 (UTC) 1677:

conjecture, but I would imagine that if you asked someone to think of the University that most represents Ohio, you would probably find that most people would say Ohio State. In addition, OSU's endowment, coupled with it's overall financial impact, is unmatched by any other public university in Ohio. The extensive medical complex alone, which could be seen as combining both endowment and finance, sets OSU apart from virtually every other public institution in Ohio. Also, OSU was recently recognized as the 19th best public University in America by US News & World Report, making it the only Ohio university in the Top 20, something that should be reflected in the main page. I guess what I'm getting at is that while a school like Miami Oxford is an excellent institution, in terms of resources and visibility, it pales in comparison to Ohio State. A centralized university system is by no means necessary for there to be a "flagship" university in Ohio.

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with your reading of Ohio's history with regards to university. From before the founding of the university until today the state has consistently favored maintaining balance between the universities. An early example is the state's rejection of folding OU and Miami into a state system under OSU, instead hoping they would serve different populations and geographic constituencies. More recently the state has capped enrollment at Ohio State, also capping the aid it can receive, while not doing this to any other university. Rhodes' policies with regards to higher education may not be popular, but for poor reasons. His administration built the infrastructure for the improvements at Ohio State in the 1980's and 1990's through the capital budget. Yes, he invested in community colleges throughout the state. That decision is still popular among many, as it keeps college "within reach" of students, reduces costs, and serves the technical professions.

8563:. When professional writers form a list, they don't make some headwords in the entries nouns, some verbs, some prepositions, etc., nor do they start some of the noun phrases without "The" and some with it. Besides "The Ohio State University," other institutions have similarly designated their names ("The Pennsyvania State University," "The University of Southern Mississippi"). That is their business. But Knowledge needs one consolidated, consistent, predictable practice in its listings. Failure to adhere to parallelism (including bypassing of "The" as the first word) will contribute to bedlam or an impression of it. Perhaps the thoughtful people who insist on "The Ohio State University" can be satisfied if the title of this article becomes "Ohio State University, The." If that's the only way out of the dark, I'm for it. Putting "The" at the front of this name is not a consistent option unless it is done for all other institutional names. 12668:(At Madcoverboy)The Common naming convention is a good idea, but there are too many assumptions being made here. First, Madcoverboy seems to assume that what he/she considers the common name for the school, is what everyone else assumes is the common name. Not only is that not true, but historically, this has been a problem for like, ever. Secondly, Madcoverboy, assumes that wikipedia policies are binding, and not subject to interpretation. I can most likely safely say that just about every policy and guideline on wikipedia has seen a "consensus overrule" at some point or another. Now, this seems to be more or less a POV issue, rather than a straight up and down issue or common name conventions. As so, since the local common name, as well as the official name of the school is THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, common sense dictates that the full official and local common name be used.--Jojhutton (talk) 16:53, 2 August 2010 (UTC) 8873:) verifies this information. From a lighter, more practical standpoint, I am very confident that if you ask 100 random alumni of the university where they went to school, particularly if they are completing a job application or the like, they will, in almost every case, write "The Ohio State University" or, alternately, "Ohio State." If they are answering the question verbally, they will almost always say either "Ohio State" or, proudly, "The Ohio State University." Rarely will you find an alumnus use "Ohio State University" because the THE is engrained in them. I understand that Knowledge has "common usage" guidelines. For purposes such as titling an encylopedic article, the common usage, without question, is The Ohio State University. One final note: "The" has been an official part of the university's name since 1878 (see 671:

the team, he said he was paid from boosters and coaches and made many allegations. The fact is that nothing came from this nearly two years later. He declined to interview with the NCAA about these supposed infractions and no action ever came from the incident. In the case of former coach Jim O'Brien, he loaned money to the mother of a player who was looking at OSU for school. The player did not come to OSU and the only action taken was a self-imposed one by the university. Jim O'Brien is actually suing the university for wrongful termination since he didn't do anything one. Once again this is not really a scandal, and actually not really that recent either, since it has been over a year or two now. Anyone who wants to revert the edits could kindly give their reasoning here before editting wars start. -

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situations where the technically correct name is used far less often than the common name. Also in this case, the the commonality of both methods is disputed and should be addressed more adequately. In my opinion, determining a metric off the bat would be the best method of determining 'common' in this case. As for listing the discussion at WP:RM, I don't really care either way. If we don't have enough editors here to come to a intelligent consensus, then maybe we should list it there. The problem I usually see happen is that many editors who are unfamiliar with WP guidelines/policies get involved and try to turn it into a vote. I'd like to keep the discuss informed unless we need more eyes but I wouldn't say we should attempt to hide the discussion in any way. OlYellerTalktome 20:03, 2 August 2010 (UTC)

11054:- which is undeniably pretty selective. All of these assertations are well-sourced, cite reputable sources, and widely mirror existing statements found on other articles about American universities. Is there anything about the edit that an editor finds wrong or objectionable? I'll modify "ranked as among the best public universities" to "ranked as among the best Midwestern public universities" if someone wants to change that. And I wouldn't object to modify my original edit to state that. Since Ohio State definitely isn't in the top-7 public universities in the nation — and almost certainly won't be for the foreseeable future. (The seven being UCLA, UC Berkeley, UC Santa Barbara, Duke, University of North Carolina, Michigan, and University of Virginia) 4038:== Football ==Ohio State is the number 1 team in there division. They are number 2 in the nation. They aren't going to be as good next year becase the are loosing so may of there people to the NFL. They will ill be prtty good though because they will get some f the best kids out of high school, and other colleges. Jim Tressel is still a great coac though. I hopee wil lead the team to a championship this year. There program i great for academis and also sports. The students can keep there grades up and still be able to play football. There rival school though stinks. Michigan is a bad col. If yo are choosing your college, then you should pick Ohio State. Another rival school is Texas but they arestill a good school. GO BUCKEYES!!!!!!!!-- 8331:'s actions to maintain consistency, and 2) that I haven't made such edits myself only because Jojhutton usually got to it before I did? (My suspicion is that the answer is "no, it doesn't help much; this is not a popularity contest or vote"). The point remains, however, that for largely inexplicable reasons there are folks who make a point of excluding the "The" from Ohio State's name as a veiled insult, and so sticking to consistency is arguably a Good Idea. And the evidence so far shows that the consistent approach is to have the full name in the article lead. Accusing one guy of fighting a one-man edit war while not showing any non-ad hominem evidence for your position seems to me to not be in the spirit of 12672:

State University". This is stated unambiguously in the first sentence. The issue is whether or not the title of the primary article should include "the". Knowledge guidelines specify that the common name used by reliable sources, rather than official name, should be the name used for the article. Given that the Department of Education, Carnegie Foundation, and NCACS all refer to the university without the "the" and clear preferences of approximately 7 million websites referring to it sans-"the", the common name of the university clearly has no "the" and thus the article should remain named exactly as it is now. Madcoverboy (talk) 17:03, 2 August 2010 (UTC)

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the US, as well as the top rated public university in Ohio, ranks 15th (public or private) for the amount of research conducted and has an endowment that's closing in on two billion dollars. Also, it should be pointed out that with the abandonment of Jim Rhodes' admissions policies in 1987, that were directed in large part towards the university he flunked out of as a freshman, Ohio State has also become the most selective public university in Ohio (although admittedly the numbers between it and Miami(OH) are very close). As is done with athletic conference affiliations we should also have a link section for the other CIC schools.

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Ohio State University", especially in academic circles. I'm a little confused by your compromise comment though. You say a compromise would be a "fudge". But isn't the article without the "The" but with the "University" already a compromise? Also there is a flaw with searches on this subject in general. Although I would call the university as a whole "The Ohio State University", if I were referring to a subdivision, I would say "Ohio State University's Department of Knowledge discussions" (for example of course). So by searching on it, you're picking up all the additional uses that don't acutally refer to Ohio State in general.--

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trustees to ensure that it would fulfill this role. The reference standard scholarship on the subject and the period is Kinnison, William A. (1970). Building Sullivant's Pyramid; An Administrative History of The Ohio State University, 1870-1907. Kinnison also goes into great detail outlining why neither Miami or OU (despite their extensive lobbying) were awarded the lang grant funds, making Ohio the only Great Lakes state that did not designate an existing university as its land-grant institution. It should also be noted that Kinnison was a professional historian who was neither an alumnus nor a faculty member at Ohio State.

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his nickname. If that logic is to be applied here, "the" would be inclulded because that is what the college calls itself. I think the UNC Chapel Hill example works well. I went there in the 1980s and never knew of the "formal" name until it showed up on my diploma. Sports announcers call it North Carolina. People who go there call it UNC, Carolina, or the University of North Carolina. The suffix of "at Chapel Hill" was added somewhat late in the school's history because the names of teacher's colleges and the like were being changed to UNC plus a city name. Despite history and common usage, the Knowledge entry is listed as

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whatever metric we determine. If we decide that we'd like to use the official name because the common name is too ambiguous, is 'official' determined by the highest gov't body's usage, the school's usage, publications' usage, etc.? Like I mentioned before, the IRS and OSU use the prefix but Macoverboy showed that the body that gave OSU its accreditation and some other large gov't bodies don't use the prefix. We're all basically spouting out (presumably) facts without actually getting anywhere. I'll start a new section with a more structured discussion when I get some time today. OlYellerTalktome 17:11, 2 August 2010 (UTC)

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number of students, and everything to do with Ohio State's rankings (undergraduate, graduate and research) vis-a-vis Ohio's other public universities. When another Ohio university matches Ohio State in the rankings, has ANY members of the National Academies on its faculty or gets accepted to the AAU, we can reopen this discussion. The history section also makes it clear that the state government 100 years ago did make Ohio State the flagship university, and the decentralized and redundant system we're stuck with today is largely a product of Jim Rhodes populist, anti-intellectual policies of the 1960's and 1970,s.--

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effect, Rhodes attempted to undo the very reason (establish a flagship research university for Ohio) that Ohio State was founded. Emphasizing the "The" was simply a subtle attempt to punture his populist illusions of no differences among Ohio's public universities. In a more direct incident, showing how Ohio State felt about Jim Rhodes, his transcripts were mysteriously leaked to The Plain Dealer showing that he had, in reality, flunked out of Ohio State his freshman year rather than left in good standing "to support his family" as his "official biography" maintained.

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invested for the region, Kent State, Who's contributing the largest amount of nursing students, and teachers to the region and the state, Kent State, who's among the largest employers in NE Ohio, Kent State. And you have to look beyond Ohio, Kent State has campuses in Florence Italy, Geneva Switzerland, Chicago, and New York City. The Governor could force all he wants but in politics, reelection is a proximate goal, he'd be pissing off a lot of people. Also, Governor Strickland personally praised Kent State for its research and economic impact on Cleveland/Akron area.

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enrollment figures that are out of date. Second, the article was orignally placed squarely in the middle of the rankings and recognition section by an anonymous editor. I moved it to the campus section and left it there to see if the editor planned on making any additions that might have made its inclusion more relevent. This never happened, leading me to believe that--given its placement--it was simply included a by a partisan of a certain other Ohio university in some lame belief that Ohio State's large enrollment somehow negates its top rankings in the state.--

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top quarter/an average ACT of over 28/over 300 valedictorians in a class of 6100. Miami is the only public university in the state from which a significant portion of their student body would also be accepted into Ohio State. Ohio State undergraduates are also the most likely to eventually go on to earn a Ph.D. In a recent ten year period studied 2.7% of Ohio State baccalurate graduates eventually earned a Ph.D. The number for Miami was 2.5%, and no other public school was over 1%. Look at the national scholarships won this year by Ohio State undergraduates

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ago--and with good reason (in response to Jim Rhodes' attempt to dumb down the university and pretend that there was no qualitative difference between The Ohio State University and the other 12 public universities). Today, however, those reasons have long since been negated. Now, it has become simply a "chest thumpin" statement for NFL players--most of whom NEVER GRADUATED from THE university that they're bragging about! Stop this ridiculous B.S. and follow the wikipedia naming convention for every other Xxxxx State University.--

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University" as the more common usage. Enigmamsg 17:25, 3 August 2010 (UTC) Change. The "common name" arguments, whilst being used to advance the "not change" position, in fact support the changing of the title. The flaw in their argument is the assumption that the omission of "the" is, in fact, the "common name." 99% of state residents, and virtually any person worldwide, who follows U.S. collegiate athletics would consider "the Ohio State University" to be the correct AND common name. Hneilm (talk) 12:32, 7 March 2021 (UTC)

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article has been offered regarding this argument, however only a small percentage of the population would have referred to President Carter as "James Earl Carter," whereas as, substantial percentage of persons are aware that Ohio residents, OSU alumni, and a broad swath of collegiate supports fans are all aware that the correct name is "the Ohio State University..." and that stating otherwise inside the state of Ohio, will generate a verbal correction from the listener(s). Hneilm (talk) 12:47, 7 March 2021 (UTC)

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flagship university. The founding of two regional schools to serve the northern part of the state did not undo that. The notion that all public universities were created equally did not arise until the Rhodes era, and has been thoroughly repudiated by the state government since his departure. The fact that Rhodes essentially controlled higher education for two decades has unfortunately led some Ohioans to believe that his policies were the historical norm not the historical departure that they truly were.--

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mention is made of the substantial progress and expansion Ohio State made throughout the 20th century. In fact, the only Ohio State event the "History" section currently notes between the years 1916 and 2016 was Dr. Michael Drake's 2014 appointment as President. But Dr. Drake's one sentence is contrasted by a full paragraph about the November 28 knife incident. Certainly, this incident is not so substantial in the light of Ohio State's entire history to warrant such a significant portion of the section.

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Berkeley. Look at national rankings across the board. Look at the indicators of faculty quality that I listed above. Look at the 650 million dollars in research funding at Ohio STate last year. It's far more than every other public university in the state--COMBINED. It's almost as much as every public and private university in the state combined, including Case. Look at AAU status. If these universities are Ohio State's equal then why have none of them been extended membership into the

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made to many other states also, which is the point that Berdahl makes rather convincingly in his speech. I've read up on this matter fairly diligently for several years, and I truly believe that the Rhodes era was a temporary episode and not the historical norm. Nor is it primary research as the Kinnison's scholarship on this matter is unchallenged. Even, The Miami Years (which I would hardly call serious historical scholarship) notes the Eagleson Bill and what it represented.--

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list. BUT, it is not secret that OSU is not an Undergraduate friendly school, due to the heavy emphasis of research and graduate students. I feel therefore its hard to say its the flagship school all around. I think that too many people try to compare us to states like Wisconsin or Michigan that have state-wide public systems. Here in Ohio, we do not have any large public universities with "directional" names and each university competes well nationally and internationally.

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to do with the issue at hand. And using the university's URL as an example of why "The" is not appropriate for this article's title is, with all due respect, nonsense. Their protocal and style guide for name usage applies to standard text and oral applications, not their URL. However, as I indicated in my original comments, "OSU" IS appropriate and permitted in specified contexts anyway. If you're truly interested in my concerns, re-read my comments and do your research.

7049:, "Articles are normally titled using the most common English-language name of the subject of the article." meaning that the commonly used name should be used for this article. I'm not sure that the pasted definition can be argued but the definition of common seems to be disputed so I would like to try and reach a consensus on a metric that determines what the definition of 'common' is (i.e. how many Google hits it receives, how its used most by reliable sources, etc.). 4561:

The Guardian style-book specifies to use the lower case (for a British example). The upper case The was developed for marketing purposes and an encyclopedia is probably not a place to perpetuate a marketing strategy (inspired though it might have been); in proper prose,it would be the lower case. Alas, it is not in common use beyond the University itself and those of us who call it our alma mater -- indeed, it is often made fun of by folks from other universities.

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University", remember you are capturing all of these usages where it didn't stand alone but rather was part of a sentence describing some subdivision. I.e. it was referring to the department, not the official title of the university as a whole. Therefore, the results you get will be highly skewed, as there are probably many more mentions of specific things within the university than to the university as a whole. Broadly used sources do not necessarily make them

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name is what it is. The reason the name is without the definite article currently is that Knowledge's naming conventions say you should never use the definite article, ever. This discussion is a potential can of worms, so I encourage you not to take it too seriously. Your time (and mine) is better spent improving this an other articles rather than debating small details such as linked names, as long as everything works (redirects take care of that). --

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written about this; it's not like this is an obscure event. It was deleted with no explanation and no discussion. You said above that "The remedy for that problem is not to remove or decimate the discussion of the one historical event that is adequately covered," but you did this with my edits, which I spent time on. Could you please explain? Why should I spend time editing Knowledge if people just unilaterally revert changes they don't like? -Qbert

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cows come home. It, however, won't change the historical record or the facts on the ground as they exist today. At the end of the day, if one were to ask 500 Ohioans and 500 out of staters, "what is Ohio's flagship state university?" 990+ would say, "Ohio State" and it has nothing to do with football or BCS affiliations. It's simply a reality that some, for various reasons and ingrained prejudices, tend to view as "an inconvenient truth."--

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specify that the common name used by reliable sources, rather than official name, should be the name used for the article. Given that the Department of Education, Carnegie Foundation, and NCACS all refer to the university without the "the" and clear preferences of approximately 7 million websites referring to it sans-"the", the common name of the university clearly has no "the" and thus the article should remain named exactly as it is now.

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open-admissions era than at any other time. A moment's reflection will reveal why: sub-standard admission will lead to students unready for the demands of a university education. In addition, there is no reason to assume that the emphasis on the "the" in the school's name has anything to do with Governor Rhodes. Indeed, that emphasis predates the Governor's birth. For my own research I have read every issue of the

11998: 11994: 3735:. Referring to "Ohio State University's Geology Department," for example, is a Google hit for "Ohio State University." It does not refer to the entire university, which is the topic of this article. I am an Ohio State University engineering student. I attend THE Ohio State University. Your Googling strategy would say I call OSU "Ohio State University" as often as "THE Ohio State University." This is not correct. 4381:" in bold text in the intro paragraph, or the "The" in the infobox, or the university's name given (quite correctly) as "the Ohio State University" in running text. I don't however, support the definite article for the page name. Additionally, I concur with the above suggestion that an "oppose" argument based on the short form "Ohio State" is on shaky ground - a "compromise" would be a fudge, in my opinion. — 7348:

suggestions that (1) I fail to understand the complexity of the discussion and (2) would suggest employing such a facile criteria is a discredit to your otherwise good-faith attempts to build consensus on this trivial and easily decided issue. I leave it to other editors now to refute the evidence I have provided because it's obvious that editors can't decide this without resorting to bad faith assumptions.

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admissions data it is anyways) is willfully deluding themselves. Then again, I've always maintained that if an Ohio governor ever publicly declared on the steps of the capitol that "Ohio State is the flagship, the state flag was being replaced with an Ohio State flag and Woody Hayes picture was going into the state seal" partisans of the regional colleges would still continue to reject reality.--

3535:. Certainly I wouldn't argue with Britannica as a good source, but the others don't hold as much weight as printed material from a widely distributed book. I fail to see how it is absurd to cite a specific article. Both papers have been around for over a hundred years, and have written thousands of articles. Thus, how am I supposed to know for sure how they use the article? For example, even this 1663:

Ohio University and Miami University predate not only Ohio State but also the University of Michigan. Or, to use an example I cited on my talk page, who would consider Iowa State University the flagship institution of Iowa public post-secondary education when there is the University of Iowa? Only in Ohio do we take a Morrill Act institution and declare it superior to older institutions. --

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to determine whether the definite article is capitalized or not in running text. If the official name of the university was up for debate, then usage of "at Ohio State University" would be relevant, but it's not. I can be plenty respectful to those who demonstrate they deserve my respect, but I have no tolerance for people who deliberately misrepresent evidence and make spurious arguments.

11337:. As we do with individuals, we respect the right of institutions to determine and to advise how they are to be named. In this case, The Ohio State University was thusly named in the state legislation that gave it that legal name in 1878. There is ample evidence of the use of the "The" prefix in references to OSU. That HLC may omit "The" is not our concern. As for the title of the article, 7445: 7414: 1754:

trying to encircle Columbus with branch campuses. Ohio State also lobbied strongly in the sixties to have everybody's branch campuses folded into the community college system but was unsuccesful. Today, the branch campuses function more as independent community colleges than as integral parts of the Columbus campus--with different missions, different admissions standards and so on.--

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Central Ohio is OSU. The original intent of this geographic layout was to serve each region of the state with a 4-yr residential university. But due to poor oversight, schools such as YSU, University of Akron, Cleveland State, Toledo, have all tried to compete with these 5 schools by creating residence halls and trying to copy the mission and purpose of the Ohio-Five region system.

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in Columbus. You obviously go to OSU, so I know your statements are very biased, as are mine of KSU, but this debate has clearly moved from the topic of flagship school to a blatant belittling on the other research intensive and extensive universities in Ohio. I have an internship this summer working with the administration of KSU, I'm interested to see how they view this topic.

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president. The key is not the President, which honestly is as much of a ceremonious role as it is anything else. The key is the Board of Trustees. In Cal and Illinois, there is only a single board of trustees. Ohio State's individual campuses have their own Boards and more importantly, the state has no central system. See if the link helps. Check for public universities.

5818:" should not matter if it leads to the article being given an incorrect title. Whenever possible we should call things by their proper names, and this name is well known enough to not create problems. Also, we can link Ohio State University to The Ohio State University in the same way that we currently do the inverse. I see no reason why we shouldn't make this move. —-- 3842:"Ohio State University" is not incorrect, it is merely less formal than "The Ohio State University". It is incorrect to state that "Ohio State University" is the formal name of the school. But it is not incorrect to call the school "Ohio State University," any more than it is incorrect to call it "Ohio State." We should not confuse "informal name" with "incorrect name." 9227:). To make us a subsection of our university would go against the standard already established by other colleges and universities, which goes against the WikiProject Universities goal to "Standardize the structure and content of all college and university articles." I was hoping the College of Optometry page would mimic the structure of the College of Dentistry's page ( 5190:

university article. Ohio State has thousands of similar (if not quite so unique) scholarship funds. Are we going to include them all? The Young Scholars and Land Grant Sholars programs are fundamentally different. They are large scale (each over 100 students per year), run and funded solely by the university and are central to the university's mission of access.--

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country, but in the Carolina's and presumably in SEC country in general, there is issue. There is so much confusion over UT, in fact, that I don't have any idea which would be considered by most to be "UT." I've lived in the South my whole life, and UT has ALWAYS been Tennessee, but my uncle-in-law is from Texas and UT means Texas to him....those crazy Texans...

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program. Do not get me wrong, I think OSU is a fine school but I do not feel it soley could be considered the ONE and only flagship school in Ohio. I wish I had the link to the article in the New York Times that was doing a tuition comparison amongst states and from each state it chose two or three flagship schools and for Ohio it chose, OSU, Ohio U. and Miami.

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is erroneous or POV. I even allowed for the claim that tOSU is a "flagship institution", despite my opinion that your substantiating citation is weak indeed. At the very least, let's re-insert the Ohio Board of Regents source that demonstrates the decentralization; a claim that, at the moment, is unverified without the source. Can't we compromise here? --

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references--in both cases. I also question the motivation for its removal by an anonymous editor whose primary edits have been on the Ohio University page. I am working on a more detailed section of rankings and academic points of pride for Ohio State and plan on reinstating it there--unless someone can make a strong argument for its exclusion. --

8687:. And I'm particularly disturbed by the idea that you believe a lawsuit making allegations is sufficient evidence for...well, anything but the fact that there is a lawsuit and the parties disagree. With that said, this section does need to be shortened considerably in this article and if this material is removed as part of an effort to address 5226:) because, frankly, it was too big. I decided to take a look at this article and noticed it was up for GA nomination. This is not a GA review but I'm sure that will come later. However, I did have some comments that I believe will get this article a pretty quick rejection from the GA people. First of all, please correct your citations to follow 12569:

State, OSU, or The Ohio State University)". This acknowledges the presence of its title while remaining neutral. The general public knows Ohio State as Ohio State University, while insiders know it as "The Ohio State University" for various reasons. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Jeffrey S (talk • contribs) 23:58, 25 February 2010 (UTC)

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to this article? I can't write any of them myself because of conflict of interest. I work for the College of Optometry and would love to collaborate if someone starts working on a page for it. I know I'm supposed to give outside sources, but I've had a hard time finding them. So, as a starting place here's a link to our History page:

4436:" etc. When the place name comes first, the "the" is grammatically awkward. Now, Ohio State have broken this pattern. Successfully so, because I agree that common, even popular usage is now "the Ohio State University". But that applies to content and running text: Knowledge page names run to different rules, for good reasons. — 3136:

unreliable sources, just that we can't assume. Google can be confusing in this case, as when you type in "The Ohio State University", it omits the "The". A quick glance through the bookcase next to my desk reveals some more substantial evidence in the form of hard citations from reputable books and publishers. Here is what I found:

11046:, et al. - flagship university school. And probably the best school in the state. If this was written in 1990. I'd agree that the edit would be ludicrous. But the next applicant year will likely see the average ACT score of the college be somewhere above a score of 30. The individuals admitted in 2020 had an ACT score of 8943:. Those who are interested can watchlist and discuss it here, of course. For those of us who try to help users with questions (particularly those from new users), having to remember that OSU will always be on the list of people who need help—even though it's not a person, and no one here needs help—simply makes no sense. 9883:, of which it is a part. AT specifically states "Do not place definite or indefinite articles (the, a, and an) at the beginning of titles unless they are part of a proper name" and goes on to cite WP:THE for further guidance on the issue. Policy and guidelines support the inclusion of "The" in the title of this article. 4999:

Cincinnati (over OU because of the power of the Cincy business/political community) assuming the Virginia Tech role as the secondary/easier admission research university and the rest assuming regional roles as either moderate admissions/limited grad program schools or open admission/undergraduate focused schools.--

11757: 6115:? All of the protests to date except one have been based on that policy. If the policy also contains that quote, then I think that nulifies those objections. The only other complaint has been that this was brought up before. If that's the only reason not to move then I think there's consensus to do so. -- 5625:, but considering there were no news stories or references to information about bad practices, labor disputes, budget issues, town-gown relations, or anything that would present the more negative side of OSU (every major university has one) - that made me question whether the article gave fair representation. 3833:

proposed conventions would allow the definite article based on the evidence presented here. There is probably no point in continuing this discussion until the naming conventions are agreed upon, as one can honestly argue that "Ohio State University" meets the naming conventions, even though it is incorrect. --

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arguments and don't see that I have. If I'm misunderstanding, please help me to understand; that's all I've been trying to do. Again, I'm sorry if you feel attacked; that wasn't my intention at all. We disagree on some points but let's not be disagreeable. I'll be back after a few hours or tomorrow.

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If you check google images under "ohio state university", you'll see that the school itself can't decide what its "common name" is. For example, note this basketball game shot. Their shirts most definitely do not say "THE Ohio State". ←Baseball Bugs What's up, Doc? carrots→ 13:57, 3 August 2010 (UTC)

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In essence, if the answers to #s 1 and 2 are yes, and to #3 is no, then one should reasonably conclude that "The" belongs in the article title. And that is exactly the case for this article; the organization refers to itself more or less exclusively as "The Ohio State University" (when using the long

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state university” but refers to it as “the Ohio state university” multiple times which is incorrect. I think it may be appropriate to include a section about how the university and students sometimes refer to it as “the Ohio state university” but that is not actually the name it is accredited under.

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In my opinion, the 'sense' can't fundamentally be 'common' if a discussion spanning a few years can't be concluded. Like I said, let's discuss what our definitions of 'common' and 'official'. Is 60%/40% no-prefix/prefix mean common or does it need to be 80%/20%? The percentages are representation of

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There are countless examples where one subject has a "full" name and the article is named after the "common" name of the subject, and then there are countless other articles where the "full" name is the article name. And the bottom line is that none of it matters--what matters is what does consensus

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There is no rational reason to so prominently include reference to the November 28 knife incident in the "History" section. As it currently stands, the "History" section dedicates more than a quarter of its characters to this incident--more than the entire previous century of Ohio State's history. No

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Ohio State is not the only university with a "The" in its official name. The University of Texas at Austin, the University of Michigan, the University of Arizona, etc. etc. None of them have a "The" in their article titles and Ohio State should not be any different. "The Ohio State University" may be

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are from reputable sources, with false information given by "sources", but yet no one would use these to cite any information, why would someone trust a Sports Illustrated article that has no bearing, has been proven false to not only the school, but also by the NCAA and the United States Government,

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I would like to know what of the article you find verifiable? The writer has one source listed, a questionable person to being with, then goes on to throw out accusations with no proof. Have you read the article? If you have, please show me where there is any VERIFIABLE proof. If you have not, please

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I pretty much said it in my edit summaries, but if they haven't been seen: it should be mentioned, but not in its own section and as lengthy as it is now. Move the info to other articles as necessary. In addition, the POV tag comes from the last paragraph- the SI article is taken as fact here, but it

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I've looked through this, and can come to no other conclusion but that the article should have "The" in its title, as should the lead paragraph. It's the common usage, and how I got to this article in the first place. It looks very much like Jojhutton is simply edit-warring against consensus, so this

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as a policy to keep the POV to a minimum, but when it comes to schools, there is no such policy to point to. Its not NPOV to single out this article as a way to detract from the school. If the other articles follow this pattern, as has already been established, then this should as well. If you want a

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This discussion on the official name in the lead is still open. If anyone would like to chime in as to why this article should be the only article on wikipedia that does not begin the lead with the schools official name, any suggestion would be appreciated. But just reverting and saying "I don't like

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Sorry, I was in my "Being ganged up on" hat. Its difficult to tell when there are so many "stinky socks" in the drawer. I began this section with the intent of using it as dispute resolution. I am aware of the two above discussions, but they appear to be about the articles name, and I didn't want the

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Want to finish the above conversation so we can put this issue to sleep and have the ability to just point at a link instead of having to write out replies like this? I'm not saying I agree or disagree but I think it would make things easier on all of us to have a conclusive conversation that we can

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in that there is no question about the Official Name, but the common name is IMO just "Ohio State University" - if you were to ask 100 English speaking persons across the globe "Name a university in Ohio" the answer you would get is "Ohio State University", I also accept if you asked 100 residents of

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Are you suggesting that a Google Web search is a reliable source or are you suggesting that every use it finds is from a reliable source? I hope that I don't have to explain to you that both cases are incorrect. You also don't-say that Google News is the best way to determine common then immediately

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I think it would be best if we try to discuss this metric in terms larger than that of this article. We're obviously not setting a precedent for all of WP here but I think it's the best way to come to a consensus. Please discuss your opinions here and we can create a list of criteria for the metric

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While I agree with you that the most common name is Ohio State or just OSU, The Ohio State University is not so uncommon to justify not using the proper name of the article. We can link Ohio State University to this page after the switch just as we like The Ohio State University to the article now.

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The article is well on its way to become a good article, but these concerns should be addressed first. I was impressed that information on budgeting and research was already included, as many university articles do not. Once these issues are tackled resubmit the article and we'll get it reviewed much

5614:. Other sections I noticed this focus problem were Academics (rankings are not needed for every school and every program - try to include only those that are most important) and Campuses (again, consider breaking this section of into a new article if it is all important - though that may be doubtful). 5609:

then consider creating a new article for all Ohio State Student Life. I imagine, though, that most of it does not need to be included. For example, in Student Governments, the sentence "this goal will be achieved through student advocacy, programming, promoting student leadership and involvement, and

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You make good arguments, and you have lucky for you, some obsolete bills in the past still exist. I think it will be interesting to see how higher education fairs in the future with Fingerhut. I still am not convinced that Ohio St. is "declared" a flagship school for reasons other than their football

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He specifically mentions Ohio as a "one flagship" state. Who was he talking about? Bowling Green? I am working on footnoting specific references in Kinnison's history of the period, which is the reference point scholarship conducted by a professional historian who was neither an alumnus or faculty

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During the Jim Rhodes era, I might be inclined to agree with the notion that Ohio did not have a singular flagship university. Rhodes' populist, anti-intellectual policies favored quantity over quality and gave rise to the misguided notion among some Ohioans that all public unviersities were equal.

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Gov. Strickland and Fingerhut have also repeatedly said that they plan to do away with the funding compact of the 1960's which treated all universities equally and based funding upon a simple head count. Stickland's plan is to begin funding the universities in accordance with their "unique mission."

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use the definite article. They have since changed noting that if it can be shown that it is in common use, then it is allowed. A note to people who are opposed: Using the arguement about "chest thumping" is not appropriate here. It is fine if you oppose it but please give a valid reason. Just stating

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See above discussion on the naming of the page. It's fine if people link it as ] as that is the official name. There are enough examples of sources outside the university PR department to make the case that it in general use, although certainly not exclusively. It's not a matter of being neutral, the

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Incidently, Governor Rhodes relation to the University is more complex than simply the admissions pollicy. The Governor delivered funds from the state legislature that made the Ohio State Medical School one of the finest facilities in the country. Rhodes Hall on the medical campus was named for him

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I agree that there shouldn't be an inline section describing each, but it might be a good idea to put links to the wikipedia pages about all the branches and not just links to the cities themselves. Perhaps it could be in an infobox or a related articles section. The pages are currently only found in

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Whether, the Ohio Board of Regents chooses to officially designate Ohio State the flagship university or not, the fact remains that it is the flagship and is widely viewed as such both in Ohio and outside the state--and that is the point the article makes. This has nothing to do with football or the

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I would like to add several Time Magazine covers that have featured Ohio State alumni to the alumni page. I've added two that were already in use elsewhere on wickipedia. In researching this, I found that there was a rather contentious debate concerning the use of Time Magazine covers as it relates

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Under the football section, I think it would be interesting to have a trivia comment about those in the Heisman Trophy race. Many times after a team plays the Buckeyes, the player's "stock" seams to drop rapidly (except Woodson). Despite the "Unwin" (yeah, yeah, I'm a fan, sue me.) to Texas the Texas

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If nobody has any objections, I have a long overnight flight to Europe this weekend and would like to use the time to organize the alumni section into catagories (i.e. business, arts & literature, politics & diplomacy etc.), as well as adding a section for notable faculty members.--Sam Harmon

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I think that there should be a section on academic achievements and rankings that is at least the size of the athletic section. After all, by varying rankings, Ohio State is somewhere between the 30th (U of Florida Center for Research University Data) and 60th (USN&WR) ranked major university in

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Does the mere fact that this question has garnered so much controversy demonstrate that "the Ohio State University" has broad enough common support to invoke the WP rule that a technical name should only yield to a common name if the common name is "substantially" higher in usage. The "Jimmy Carter"

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It seems to me that any school should be listed by its official name. Redirects should be used to remove any confusion. I don't think anyone would be shocked to search for "Ohio State University" and be ridirected to "THE Ohio State University". Moreover, when in use in discussion in other articles,

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The way I see it, the title of the article should be named as the subject is most regularly referred. See Honda or Chrysler and not their entire names as examples. The true name of the subject is The Ohio State University (I hope no one is stubborn enough to make me prove that). The full name of the

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Your first Ngram search actually shows that the capitalized definite article outnumbers use of the use of the lowercase for the past 2 decades, but you conveniently don't mention that (instead, it's only "sometimes" capitalized). And usage of "at Ohio State University" is a red herring; we're trying

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The student sex abuse scandal at the Ohio State University is completely absent from Knowledge. (Indeed Ohio State Wrestling does not even have a wikipedia page! Which is a glaring omission, given its prominence and historical success). The scandal should be included here, too. Likely in the history

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A discussion could be had regarding whether the incident merits any inclusion on Ohio State's page. The "History" section would certainly benefit from information about the University from the 20th century. Perhaps if the section was expanded, one or two sentences referencing the knife incident with

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I'm afraid your understanding of verifiability is at odds with how we use the term in Knowledge. The source itself is verifiable - anyone can locate a copy of Sports Illustrated and check that the article matches (or doesn't match) the way it is cited in the article. The article might be wrong but

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Is there a controversy in regards to those other school's names? No. Are there other schools that trademarked the word "the"? No. The word "the" has a special meaning to the millions of people familiar with The Ohio State University. If you are not familiar with The Ohio State University, you may be

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No, I don't think that there was any real question of the official name. Its clear from the website, its only about common name usage. But, what some consider the common name of the school, may not not what others consider the common name. Local common name should be greatly considered over what may

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The university logo, which appears on Ohio State's Knowledge is the correct and appropriate logo to use on that page and elsewhere. The seal is reserved for use by the Board of Trustees on official documents such as diplomas. It's our preference that the box logo be a universal representation of the

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As for that article, I've read it before, I think losing a Graduate History program in the 80's is something we can move on from. Yes I agree the duplication of programs amongst schools is disgusting, but it doesn't serve the state well to place the majority of the programs and funding in one school

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Those are some very bold statements, you can not force merge two schools with distinct histories, traditions and alumni base. I whole heartly disagree with the above statement. If anything were to happen, I forsee YSU shutting down, Akron becoming more of a community college, and changes along those

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Define "undergraduate friendly" because, now that the Rhodes era has been put behind us, we are easily the most selective public university in Ohio (Miami included) The numbers for the '07 freshman class are 52% of applicants accepted/56% from the top 10% of their high school class and 93% from the

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I do note in the article that Ohio's system of public education is decentralized and that Ohio State is widely "percieved" as the flagship. Even so, one institution is still very much capable of functioning and widely being viewed to function as the flagship institution. The same argument could be

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18:26, 12 April 2007 (UTC)I think that the article should be "Ohio State University" in keeping with standard wikipedia conventions for other xxxx State Universities. That said, however, I think the use of "The Ohio State University" within the article as well as elsewhere on wikipedia is perfectly

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There is a mediation case going on about this current issue. I have made a statement saying what I think is going on, and what the problem seems to be from a third point of view, please correct me if I am off on any of the finer points of this issue. Feel free to comment on the mediation page, or if

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To clarify my google note, I agree with what john k said; it shouldn't be used at all in this debate as there are too many variables in writing style to know what the hits are referring to one way or the other. I see in an above post that it was said that people who refer to the university using the

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In this case, Google cannot be used to establish relevance due to the technical limitations of the system. As previously mentioned, when discussing a specific entity of the university, one should say "Ohio State University's Geology Department" (for example). Now when you search for just "Ohio State

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I agree with User:Sam Harmon and others that the title should be "Ohio State University" and this debate seems ridiculous. There's a very clear and explicit policy regarding this exact issue. Every school with a similar name uses this convention. There's simply no reason to have moved this page, and

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Looking at google, there are a little over 1 million hits for "the ohio state university" -site:osu.edu -site:ohio-state.edu, though this undoubtedly included many mentions that are not supportive of the use, as the "the" would be capitalized. The more restrictive search "the ohio state university"

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As someone who supported the move when the last serious attempt was made, I wanted to voice my opposition. There is no reason to move the page and the thousands of internal links in this article. The article makes it perfectly clear what the legal name of the university is. Inclusion of the "the"

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Every Buckeye knows that "THE Ohio State University" is the official title of the university, but this article is correct in referring to the university by its proper name within the article while having the title “Ohio State University.” The simple reason for the title to withhold the “THE” is that

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Bcirker is correct. The "The" was part of the official, legal name of the university as of its last formal name change in 1878. It's recent emphasis predates the lawsuit and was a response to Governor Rhodes' attempt to dumb down the university system and emphasize quantity rather than quality--in

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I'll have to admit that I'm biased towards the text version (I wrote it so take that into consideration) It just seems as though text is more "encycopedia-like" and tables or list tend to break the flow of the article. Also, it's easier to incorporate various non-USN&WR rankings, which I think

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It seems to me that we as a society put way too much stock in rankings of colleges and universities, but that is a matter of personal opinion I suppose. That being said, if we are going to include these sorts of things in the article, a table does read easier than inline text. My suggestion would be

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There should be a serperate "Ohio State Buckeyes" article, linked from the main Ohio State article. Seeing as the main article still needs some work and athletics are not my primary interest, I'm not going to take it on. To make the Ohio State article worthy of Featured Article status, however, it

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I've added a paragraph expanding on Ohio State's rather quick emergence as the state's flagship university, noting both its 1916 inclusion into the AAU and the role of Governor Davis (21-23) in funding the expansion of Ohio State's physical plant. I'm new to this, so any suggestions or pointing out

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Its a bit pathetic we dont' have a research section. It sort of reinforces the impression that OSU is a big giant football field. One notable thing that should be mentioned is that OSU is one of the few unviersities in the United States (I think their maybe a dozen) that does significent research in

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And....you would be wrong. Being "from" the great state (minus Jessie Helms) of North Carolina, I can firmly say there is great confusion over "USC" and "UT" both!! As for OSU, I don't get that one a lot, but I definitely see the problem. USC, as in Southern California has a a lock on much of the

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Comment I still think the common name is Ohio State University. Certainly the official name is "The Ohio State University", and that's duly noted. However, this article certainly should not be moved until someone can prove that "The..." is the common name. Everything I've seen points to "Ohio State

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as per Jojhutton and others, I don’t believe WP:COMMONNAME is as clearcut as some may have us believe. It also states, “Do not place definite or indefinite articles (the, a and an) at the beginning of titles unless they are part of a proper name…” (emphasis mine), and the legal, official and proper

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School names change (regarding the name at accreditation). If the situation wasn't ambiguous, we wouldn't still be having this conversation. The school identifies itself with the prefix and the US gov't recognizes the prefix as can be seen on tax forms. If we want to actually move forward with this

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Absolutely they do. In fact, this is from a reference that an editor below added showing that “The” is part of the official name, “Those who wanted the name change thought the original name was too narrow in scope, and that it was inadequate for the institution that was the only beneficiary of the

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Should the lead paragraph be edited to properly reflect the Public Ivy designation by for example changing "Admission standards tightened and became greatly more selective throughout the 2000s and 2010s." to "The Ohio State University is considered a Public Ivy, a public institution which offers an

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Change. The "common name" arguments, whilst being used to advance the "not change" position, in fact support the changing of the title. The flaw in their argument is the assumption that the omission of "the" is, in fact, the "common name." 99% of state residents, and virtually any person worldwide,

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You requested expansion, and I added a section including some important, verifiable history from the early 20th century (the murder of OSU student Theora Hix by a prominent OSU faculty member), sourced from OSU's own pages (they felt it is important enough to have on their website). Books have been

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Evidently General Ization is on the right here. The correct way to have a proper history of OSU is not to delete the part which reflects a current, important terror event, but instead, to add content on the past. Imagine if one were to add a detailed, well-documented section on 1940's OSU, and to

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Also my opinion that what your second sentence really indicates is that the History section is deficient in its coverage of "the entire previous century" of OSU's history, not that the paragraph concerning the attack is overly long or undue. The remedy for that problem is not to remove or decimate

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I'm new, and I'm not sure if this is the right place to put this question but here it goes. I noticed that there is a list of Ohio State's colleges in this article and several of them have live links to their own Knowledge pages. Is anyone planning to make pages for the other colleges and link them

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First, two administrators advised me previously that using the "help me" on an article's talk page is not only appropriate for problems or concerns with the article, but preferred. Second, I have no idea what you (user "Dru of Id") are talking about or how your very confusing comments have anything

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I was thinking about adding a small section on traditions. If it becomes too large, I would probably make it its own article and leave a link in this page. Before I get started, I want to see what others think and get some input on traditions. Some of them are covered in Student Life but I think

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in the article. What I mean is that you should include the title of the work, the publisher, the date, date accessed, and any other information. Simply including the URL is not enough (but it's a good start). Second, the article is very lacking of needed citations. Some sections have no references,

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above, the table of contents needs to be cleaned up a bit. Student life is especially clunky. The last 4 of those subsections (4.4 Activities and organizations, 4.5 Student organizations, 4.6 Leadership and service, and 4.7 Student governments) can probably be combined in some way. Also, the Points

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Overall the article is well-written, includes broad coverage of the university, and has generally nice images. I did find some problems with the article which I don't believe can be completed in a week (thus my decision to fail the article rather than put it on hold). I realize that the article was

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The "for research" comment was actually made by an Ohio State VP. Seeing that Fingerhut has stated that Ohio State's role as the flagship is to compete with the top public universities in the nation, anybody who doesn't think that this also means "undergraduate flagship" (which according to recent

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Central Ohio will support whatever is in Ohio State's best interests as will NE Ohio. SW Ohio, content with the William & Mary and Va Tech roles for Miami and UC will get on board. SE Ohio won't fully support OU. Political and business support will probably split evenly with Ohio State. The

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I think its difficult to declare one school in Ohio as flagship for the state. Ohio's public education system was created in a five quadrant system to serve the state. North East Ohio is Kent State University, South East Ohio is Ohio University, South West Ohio is Miami, North West Ohio is BGSU and

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I do take exception to the idea that everything that I posted is POV. The reference point scholarship on the subject, the 1906 actions of the Ohio legislature and the comments and descriptions of Ohio State made by Fingerhut this year are hardly POV in the wikipedia sense. Also, the Kinnison book

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All of which is POV, and none of which-- as yet-- have you substantiated in the article via cited sources. Come now, Sam, you're a better editor than this. Please take another look at my edit, in which I cited a source for Ohio's decentralized system of higher education, and tell us how this edit

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2) The Eagleson Bill of 1906 specifically barred all other state universities from offering doctoral education or conducting basic research. These policies would remain in force until the 1950s. In other words, Ohio State was literally written into Ohio law as the flagship institution until right

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1) At the time,Governor Rutherford B. Hayes and the political and economic leadership of the state founded Ohio State specifically to be the state's comprehensive flagship institution. In fact, Hayes manipulated the university's founding to a great degree both in terms of its location and board of

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While as an Ohio State grad, I smile at the chest-thumping approach of The Ohio State University, typically style books stand against using the upper-case The for organizations like this except at the beginning of a sentence. Chicago Manual specifies to use the lower case (for an American example).

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People who are changing Ohio State University references to "the Ohio State University" all over Knowledge need to stop. Even if your school and its athletes uses the chest-chumping emphasis on the word "the," it doesn't mean the rest of the world has to follow suit. Nobody calls it "the Ohio State

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hits that don't include the direct article on OSU's own website. The comparable figures for "The Ohio state University" on OSU's site is 165,000, but note that this includes many instances where you'd always right that - "The Ohio state University School of Law" and such. At any rate, the general

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has made some great points here, and I support the use of "The" in the university's title. The fact is that its official name is "The Ohio State University." It can be seen in a Google search for "the THE in The Ohio State University," that many people disagree with the use of the definite article,

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Because the comment states Ohio not Ohio State. Ohio has no "system". Actually UI and UC are both centralized systems, with state systems where there are individual campuses, but the state has created a system with a "single" university with multiple campuses. Even if each university has its own

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As someone born and raised in Ohio but who attended school elsewhere, I would say Ohio State is considered by most as Ohio's Flagship University. This is because it is not only the largest university in the state, but the oldest to be designated -- prior to the 20th Century -- as a 'comprehensive'

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First, with regards to the USN&WR ranking, when this article or any other university article, mentions its rankings they need to be done accurately and with source citations. There is no wikipedia convention that says one must place them in a relative context with competing schools. And even

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reverted as "vandalism". I maintain, however, that my edits were designed to strive for less POV in the article. If I may explain, a previous edit cited US News and World Report's survey in claiming that tOSU is the "best public university in Ohio." While true, the claim is somewhat disingenuous

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I think you bring up some interesting questions, Rkevins82. Yes, it's true that OU and Miami were not folded into a single university system. There is also equal, if not more compelling, evidence that the Ohio legislature did intend on Ohio State being at the very least first among equals. Three

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I disagree on two points. First, Ohio State University is not the flagship, as it does not hold an official position above the other universities in the state, is younger than many, and only in the last few decades has achieved the degree of academic standing it has today. Second, Sam, I disagree

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Now don't get me wrong, I love OSU football. But, information on the 2006 NFL draft and the players who went to which teams seems a bit out of place. Seems like it should have it's on seperate page or something. If included here, you should include every year of the draft and every Buckeye that has

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makes no mention of his role other than Miami's failed effort to be designated the land-grant institution. I'm going to leave it in place until I can do some more research on Ohio State's earliest years; however, I am starting to believe that this may be another apocryphal story that floats around

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The end of the athletics section discusses recent academic scandals involving Jim O'Brien and Maurice Clarrett. I am going to remove this statement, and before people jump on me for being an alum let me explain why. The "Maurice Clarrett Scandal" is a total non-scandal. After being relieved from

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I think the template that was in use before looks janky, both in appearance and in the underlying old-fashioned html representation. Knowledge already has a predefined style for organizational taxonomies and it seems like it should be used here. The information that was removed is present elsewhere

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Comparing this to people's name does not really apply, especially as celebrities commonly have stage names (sometimes legally changed). But if you want to go there, these names are also what the person in questions calls or called themselves. For example, Jimmy Carter campained for president using

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But you have to look at the examples given on WP:COMMONNAME-Bill Clinton (not "William Jefferson Clinton"), Snoop Dogg (not "Cordozar Calvin Broadus"), Hulk Hogan (not "Terry Gene Bollea") and Venus de Milo (not "Aphrodite of Melos") coupled with the banner on the main website which omits the The,

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WP:COMMONNAME clearly states: "Common usage in reliable sources is preferred to technically correct but rarer forms, whether the official name..." Again, to the extent that there needs to be any more discussion, it should ensure that the article is titled in a way that reflects the common usage in

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The school is referred to by itself and some of its students as “the Ohio state university,” but official sources don’t support that. The higher learning commission, the commission that grants the university its accreditation, has them list as “Ohio state university.” The article is titled “ohio

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defines this parameter as: "Academic organizations of which the institution is a member and provide essential definition of the institution (mission, values, activities, etc.)." How is membership in this organization "essential definition of the institution"? What critical information are readers

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As far as I can tell "The College of New Jersey" is the official name of that instutition. And as far as I can tell, the official name of this institution is "Ohio State University", in spite of www.osu.edu titling itself with the "The". Calling it "The Ohio State University" appears to me to be a

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First, it's a misunderstanding of the Wikiproject's goal to believe that its members plan to create articles for each constituent part of every college or university. In other words, you're talking about a part of a college when the project is discussing entire colleges and universities. Second,

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The official name can be considered, but it is not www.tosu.edu; in quotation marks, "The ~" gets 1/4th the results; the Biographical Directory of the United States Congress consistently omits 'the' for all current (2 U.S. Senator and 8 U.S. Representative) bios, albeit consistency within a single

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Most articles on WP open with the article name, so I don't think your point is well made, as far as I can see either opening is valid, but leaning towards the pre Sept 6th version. This is not something to which you should edit war over, as far as I see there is no consensus to make the change and

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I mean no offense to you but your opinion about how the globe names the subject is irrelevant. For one, it's an opinion based on no stated facts and all I have to do is disagree with you and we're both not-wrong and back where we started. The metric is to help end this discussion with evidence.

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I created an article outlining the Aerospace and Astronautical Research Laboratory, a research facility owned and operated by the university. I felt the facility was important to include as an article on wikipedia because of its large budget, non-main campus location, and the magnitude of research

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After reading this entire section (it was tedious), I have to agree with Ohio State being the flagship university in Ohio. I also reiterate the already stated fact that OSU is harder to get into than any other university in the entire state (yes, including Miami). Even in 2006, Miami was admitting

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BTW, the average Bowling Green, OU or Kent State alum doesn't care whether their alma mater gets to keep some research or doctoral programs. They only care about how much it will cost to send their kids there, and a large part of this debate will be framed specifically in terms of redundancy=high

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In it, Fingerhut and the Republican Speaker of the House talk of disbanding lowly ranked, redundant grad programs, forcing universities not to compete with each other and funding universities on an individual (rather than the universal formula from the Rhodes era) basis and in accordance with what

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For many of the reasons that you've brought up, they're only hinting at it at this point. While it is among the more extreme measures being discussed, I do, however, know for a fact that it is on the table. Remember also that the state essentially owns the buildings and land that the univesities

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Also, I highly doubt you can take the OLDEST school in Ohio, OU and say its going to become a med-grade college. Ohio is unique, just because the state has a horrible investment in education doesn't mean we have to conform to another state's model. Ohio has 5 very large very good universities, all

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Perhaps among everyday Ohioans it is one factor. I guarantee you that if one were to poll 1,000 professors, deans and university presidents from outside the state of Ohio and with no connections to any Ohio university (like Berdahl for example), 1,000 would say that Ohio State was Ohio's flagship

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Yes, Kent and Bowling Green were founded to give the NW and NE corners of the state a public university. They, however, were NOT founded to be in any way co-equals with Ohio State. You can't just pass over the Eagleson Bill and what it represented. Ohio State was designated by law to the be the

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An anon IP just deleted the sentences in question, then deleted this discussion on the talk page. I reverted the latter, but I haven't been involved enough with this discussion to know if there's real consensus on whether to keep what was removed from the article. If one of y'all wants to revert

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So in summation, we have the historical record, the current rankings and status and the recent pronouncements of Ohio's higher education czar. I know that some will never reconcile themselves to this fact, but that doesn't make it any less real. People can argue about this on wikipedia until the

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the new formulation of the naming convention this afternoon. However, it is my opinion that even under the new formulation, this move isn't justified. The Ohio State University has done an exceedingly good job in enforcing its brand image: the "The" is capitalised on everything coming out of the

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This is the subject of much discussion both on this page and others. The official name is of course "The Ohio State University". In all press materials put out by the univeristy, this usage is consistant. People have suggested that using the most common name would preclude this title. However, the

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The Google test that I used is appropriate and I can explain it further if necessary. I would keep Ohio State University in line with the other universities that eschew the definite article and the majority of common users (Google test). I am glad that some more people are joining the discussion

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You're right, there is a clear and explicit policy, and I spelled out in the discussion why it should be titled as "The Ohio State University". It does not say never use it, it says use it if and only if you meet the two criteria. With all the hard citations now, is that really in doubt? Who is to

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To clairfy, the reason OU's official name is not important is because it is not used in "running text throughout university materials" (per naming conventions). In the above discussion heading, I put a link to the OU news page to show that they never refer to themselves as The Ohio University, but

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In addition to details about Buckeyes athletics and players, We should extend details about colleges schools and departments at the university. Currently, there are only a few colleges (such as colleges of business and law) listed (under Category:Colleges Schools and Departments of The Ohio State

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I think you'll find that there are many in Michigan who will compare the University of Michigan with Michigan State University. Though this does raise an interesting point: Why should Ohio State be viewed as the more august university in Ohio, when Ohio University is clearly older? Indeed, both

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The fact is that in certain quarters of Ohio there is an almost maniacal drive to believe in a "Lake Wobegon" version of higher education where all universities are created equal and all are above average. Sadly, this is not the real world situation. Whereas if somebody in Michigan were to argue

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Second, with regards to the flagship institution statement, the fact of the matter is (and the article is clear about this) is that Ohio operates a decentralized system of higher education and that Ohio State is widely considered the flagship institution of that decentralized system. The specific

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I posted my changes before I saw your note. Sorry. Feel free to look over what I've done and merge it with what you've been working on. As I've mentioned previously, I am new to this and am unsure how to collaborate on an article without posting it first. Your help in this regard would be very

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The alumni section is very disorganized and unruly. Could we break it up into catagories, as is done on the Michigan page? As for the inclusion of Jeffrey Dahmer, I have to question its logic. It's my understanding that he attended the university for only one quarter before flunking out, so his

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I'm up to the 1940's on the history section and am curious if anybody might know what prominent war-related research projects took place at Ohio State. My guess is that much of it was centered in the engineering college. I seem to remember reading once that Hoyt Sherman's methods of teaching art

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Recent edit added a phrase clarifying (I suppose) that there is more than one OSU. The editer added Oklahoma State and Oregon State that go by the same abbreviation. Is this really necessary? US(outh)C(arolina) and US(outhern)C(alifornia) are without notice, as are UT(exas) and UT(ennessee). I

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For what it's worth, Ohio law does pretty clearly states the name of the University to be "The Ohio State University". R.C. 3335.01 ("The educational institution originally designated as the Ohio agricultural and mechanical college shall be known as "The Ohio State University."). However, seeing

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FWIW, Google bombing to assess common name usage reveals that "The Ohio State University" returns ~3.9m hits while "Ohio State University" returns ~10.2m hits. Although it is not the case here, for ambiguous acronyms such as USC, that query appropriately returns a disambiguation page. Madcoverboy

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I suggest you review the relevant Knowledge guideline on common names before insisting that the official name be used. As I pointed out above, several reliable sources (including the organization accrediting the university) already refer to the university without the prefixed article. Madcoverboy

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instructs editors to "...not place definite or indefinite articles (the, a, and an) at the beginning of titles unless they are part of a proper name." I don't know that anyone will dispute that the proper, official name of the university is "The Ohio State University", or that the use of the full

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it's because it not how articles on colleges and universities are written. Please state why you think this should be the only single article on wikipedia that does not feature the official name in the lead. The question was posed, but you failed to come up with a reason before reverting. You just

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lead section discussion to be clumped up with that one, because some people seem to not be able to differentiate between the two. Those other discussuins seem to have stalled, as they usually do, so if this discussion focuses on this just one topic (the lead only), then it should go much smoother.

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I removed the accredidation body from the criteria because it's only one body and by definition cannot determine common. Common would at least be determined by its used by more than one person/organization. I also removed Google Search hits because the search itself is not a reliable source and

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In the athletics section, there is the sentence, "Ohio State is one of only three universities (the University of Michigan and the University of California at Berkeley being the others) to have won national championships in all three major men's sports (baseball, men's basketball, and football)."

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Opposed: While it's a great thing that this group does, being authorized to raise scholarship money is not really the same as being an actual part of the university's operations--or in particular, its honors program. I have no problem with a seperate article, but it shouldn't be part of the main

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Strickland and Fingerhut definately are intent on making fundamental changes to the higher education system. With each passing month, however, it becomes very clear that they are intent on doing away with the last vestiges of the Rhodes policies. So far, they've advocated tearing up the funding

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Ohio State did make this change. We looked at the credit hours required for a bachelor's degree at the schools that we benchmark ourselves against (Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, UCLA, Texas, Washington, Penn State, Minnesota) and found that we required significantly more credit hours than these

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Each university offers strengths that others do not have. While it is obvious that OSU is a research-heavy school, you must keep in mind Cincinnatti, Kent State, and others do a great deal of research too. But if I had to delegate a title of "flagship" for research, OSU would be on the top of the

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The discussion of who calls the university what could go on forever. I do find it funny that the Times insists on calling itself "The New York Times" but not calling Ohio State it's proper name. I cited a bunch of reliable sources in one of the discussions above showing it is commonly called "The

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I agree, it seems that the naming conventions are flawed as they currently stand. Looking at that talk page, it appears that there was no consensus arrived when originally formulating them. It may have been assumed that common usage never uses the definite article, which is not the case here. The

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to be included. The guideline says that the definite article should be included in the title only when the usage has caught on elsewhere. In this case, some places use it, while most don't. Also, there is a difference in our examples. Mine are from broadly used sources (and don't give me that

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The guideline goes on to say that the most common name should be used. If you follow the Buckeyes or other activities at the institution in the media, you will here the university referred to as "Ohio State". Of course this would not be a correct title for the page, as it is ambiguous at best. It

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Then, what should be the proper term? I think "political opinion" paper is accurate and ideologically neutral. Taken literally, "op-ed" makes no sense as a descriptor. Op-ed is derived from "opposite the editorials" and refers to the physical layout of the section in a newspaper not the actual

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The mission of the Sentinel is to serve as a campus voice of reason, to enhance the intellectual environment on campus and locally, and to serve as a forum of ideas among those who embrace life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. The Sentinel is a premier organization committed to providing

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I am assuming nothing, I'm simply stating extant consensus, operant guidelines, and facts from the world at large. User:Jojhutton has just articulated the I just don't like it argument for overturning stable Knowledge guidelines. I don't believe anyone is disputing its official name is "The Ohio

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I agree. Everything says "The Ohio State University". Look at the logo. Look at the LAW! The wiki rule says that if it's frequently used then we can put "The" in the title and for debate to be this fiery it's obvious that "The" is used. People against the move are probably from rival schools. Le

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Okay. Here's a suggestion for a compromise. Instead of demanding that the "The" be either added or stricken entirely, we should remain objective. How about this: in the first sentence of the article, it is referred as "Ohio State Univeristy" but then goes on to say "(commonly referred to as Ohio

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I've read all the debate on this talk page about what the title of this article should be. Clearly, it should be The Ohio State University. For the record, I am not an alumnus of the school, but I do have many friends and relatives who are alumni. But I have thoroughly researched this issue with

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should be ignored and the official name used. I agree about the official name but others have had differing opinions in the past. Again, we can probably ignore this section for now if not completely. I only added it so that discussions about what the official name is wouldn't be included in the

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section. I am not a fan of short paragraphs, so please try to work paragraphs that are less than 4 sentences long into other paragraphs or try to expand them. Please resolve any merge suggestions before nominating for GA, so you all may want to solve that one pretty quick. Some sections look too

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Shouldn't this survey have lasted longer to get more opinions? I think one should be up for at least a week or two, as there are clearly much more people who have strong opinions on this controversial topic than the 10 or so who checked this talk page on their watchlist those few days (check the

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Thank you, ChicJanowicz, for your comments, especially what you said to Rcade. Just because many people who don't know better use "ain't" or "cuz" in everyday language due to lack of education on the subject (English) doesn't mean that we should start using those words on Knowledge. Just as some

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it seems allot of emotion is wrapped up in this topic. I don't think thats productive. This decision is not that difficult. If we were uncertain of the correct spelling of a university, we would contact that university. same concept here. Give OSU's marketing department a ring and ask them:

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I interrupted two men talking about college ball on an elevator because one asked who "they" were playing that week, and the other said "Ohio State", and as part of the Ohio diaspora, I said, "Is that anything like "THE Ohio State?" and they were puzzled. This happened in California. Guess Ohio

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argument for overturning stable Knowledge guidelines. I don't believe anyone is disputing its official name is "The Ohio State University". This is stated unambiguously in the first sentence. The issue is whether or not the title of the primary article should include "the". Knowledge guidelines

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for the discussion, which is about three and a half weeks old). Jojhutton, two weeks ago, pointed out the results of this discussion on this talk page (immediately above this request, in fact), and there has been no dissenting comment since. I therefore wish to formally request that the opening

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Is there a controversy in regards to those other school's names? No. Are there other schools that trademarked the word "the"? No. Clearly, we're not comparing apples to apples. The word "the" has a special meaning to the millions of people familiar with The Ohio State University. If you are not

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Relax guy. I agree that it should begin with the school's official name but apparently someone others don't (or one person if I follow your socking theory despite the lack of presented evidence). A discussion which concludes with a consensus would allow us to place an edit notice on this page

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can be used. It seems that you think that this is a simple discussion and it's most obviously not or this issue wouldn't consistently brought up; it would have been solved years ago. The metric and the discussion on it are to determine a way to eradicate opinions from the discussion and follow

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On the other hand, some universities religiously refer to themselves as "... The University of X..." even in running text. If such usage is prevalent on university press releases and press kits, contact information, "about" pages, and internal department websites, and it is reasonably common in

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I do not understand it since when that a good article has to include a bad mark (reputation). Also, this is an institution of higher education, the institution itself cannot do any wrong, it is just what it is. This article is just a report that provides some information about OSU. Personal

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I'm inclined to agree. Of course I graduated from said "flagship" university, so I'm sure that's something of a conflict of interest right there. Still I think the case can be made. The fact that other universities such as Miami, OU, and BGSU are as good as they are speaks to the quality of OSU

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4) Contemporary factors such as any ranking of undergraduate or graduate universities that one would care to look at; indicators of faculty quality such as National Academy members (Ohio State-23; all other Ohio publics=1) and Guggenheim Fellows (Ohio State-32 in the last 25 years; Miami and OU

3784:, I have spelled out why it should be "The Ohio State University". Is there any argument over the fact that common usage refers to the university as "Ohio State"? Obviously we can't call it by this name, thus we go with the official and next most common name as shown by my numerous citations. -- 1753:

3) It gives the roles of the branch campuses a focus in the article that is disproportionate to their role in the university. The branch campuses are a very minor part of the university. Ohio State, in fact Ohio State never wanted them in the first place, and only built them in response to OU

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The university seal is not a logo but a symbol reserved for use by the Board of Trustees for items such as official documents, diplomas, and certificates. University offices should substitute the use of the university logo for the use of the official seal. Requests for use of the seal should be

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My comments about the official name are with regards to the direction this conversation usually takes. If it's not disputed, that's great. The only reason I'm hesitant to apply WP:COMMONNAME is the section that says, "..technically correct but rarer forms." I interpret this to be talking about

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William Marshall Rice University and Leland Stanford, Junior University are the full and official names of other universities, it doesn't mean they are the names of the article. As a point of reference, the Dept. of Education, Carnegie Foundation, and NCACS accrediation all refer to Ohio State

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Hi! I put the list of regional campuses, found within the article, into a new disambiguation page, with a link to it at the top of the article. This is how regional campuses are setup on University of Michigan's article. I also stated the regional campuses in the lead paragraph. If you think a

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Every regional public university in every state can point to one or two strong programs and "points of pride" it does not mean that they're equal to the state's flagship university. Cal Poly has some highly regarded engineering programs, but nobody in their right mind considers it an equal of

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I think if you're talking about considering designating an institution as a "flagship", that takes into account several potential meanings and implications. Age might have something to do with it, but I think that the overall public perception is a more important factor. Obviously this is just

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I've reworded this section to more accurately reflect the founding of Ohio State and the peripheral role that Miami and OU's failure to gain the land-grant played. Seriously, only the "mother miami" mentality could take a failure so colossal that it resulted in the university closing down and

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this is the proper title. "Ohio State" is ambiguous except in h contest where you already know its a university. We might as well call the University of Michigan " Michigan" -- people use just Michigan or Ohio State as an abbreviation when what they're talking about is totally clear, as in a

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No, it really doesn't matter how the university "self-identifies". Knowledge doesn't buy into the marketing and image campaigns of organisations. I very much doubt that even most staff (unless writing officially), students or alumni of the university would capitalise "The" in running text. --

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clearly states: "Common usage in reliable sources is preferred to technically correct but rarer forms, whether the official name..." Again, to the extent that there needs to be any more discussion, it should ensure that the article is titled in a way that reflects the common usage in reliable

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No I don't unilaterally get to decide but you don't either. As you (1 person) and I (1 person) disagree, I don't see how it can be added. I never implied that you're doing something in bad faith; I'm not understanding where I could be perceived as doing that. I'm not trying to distort your

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So you unilaterally get to decide what is or is not evidence? You also get to decide whether I'm making good faith attempts at consensus? No where have I advocated that an article should be named solely by the most popular relevant Google search term. Your attempts to distort my arguments and

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I didn't say that pure Google News is the best way. I've already demonstrated that 3 undisputably reliable sources, Google web search, and now Google news all present very clear evidence about what is the common name of the university. Since no editor has presented either guideline or factual

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press release from the university that doesn't say "The Ohio State University" when referring to the institution as a whole. Can't do it, can you? As station previously, if we were to apply the common name rule, the article would be titled "Ohio State" which is of course way too ambiguous for

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Case Western is not THE college in NE Ohio. Actually, if you did your research, Kent State has a large stake hold in Cleveland, Who's helping redevelop downtown cleveland, with urban design and architecture? Kent State, Who has the most start up companies with highest profit yields per dollar

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Since taking office, they're essentially advocating and instituting Ohio State's dream list. I think that in five years, we'll see a system very similar to Virginia's with Ohio STate assuming the UVA role, Miami assuming a William & Mary role as a selective undergraduate focused college,

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Actually, Sam, that's not a bad idea... referencing Fingerhut's speech. Even if it's not on the PD website, it still made it to print, no? Just use the "Cite news" template with the "reprint" option, which if I'm not mistaken indicates that the source is no longer available online yet still

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That, however, was not the historical norm. Rather, it was a temporary abberration borne of Rhodes' peculiar policies. It hasn't been reality since Rhodes left office in 1982. In fact, as evidenced by the forthcoming changes in funding, it's last vestiges are being snuffed out as we speak.

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OK, Let's stop the frickin' madness. I've probably written the lion's share of the current Ohio State article, and when my browser shortcut directs me to a dead page...enough is enough. The whole "The" thing is getting out of hand. I understand why it was first emphasized a quarter century

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Category USN&WR: USA USN&WR: Ohio Other rankings Fisher School of Business Undergraduate level 17 1 N/A Graduate level 21 1 The Economist: 28th Internationally Moritz College of Law 39 1 N/A College of Medicine and Public Health Primary care 33 1 N/A

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Except, there is no doubt in this case; it's been the official name for more than a century, and is fairly widely used (at least enough to meet the "reasonably common" threshold). And WP:THE specifically addresses the issue of common vs. official names, and it does not share your conclusion.

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My objection is not that your edits have been "too positive" but that they're overly detailed for the lede and misplaced there. Please check out exactly how those other articles are written. And note that the lede should be a summary of information already included in the body; it should not

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is the section that says, "..technically correct but rarer forms." I interpret this to be talking about situations where the technically correct name is used far less often than the common name. Also in this case, the the commonality of both methods is disputed and should be addressed more

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As for the other University examples given, I posit that the school articles SHOULD be listed using their formal name with redirects used as needed. The same logic follows University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. There are many colloquial terms for this school ("UNC," "Chapel Hill,"

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I think you need to examine each school, I bet if you looked into each university you would be amazed at their abilities. I think if Strickland were to force merge any schools it would be political suicide. You don't mess with peoples alma maters, for example, Kent State is THE university of

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As for tuition, Ohio as a state has ridiculously high tuition throughout its higher education system. This is a result of decades of funding neglect and the money being spread too thin because of redundant programs and too many universities. Ohio State--despite being the most highly ranked

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I agree that the term "right-wing" was inflammatory. The sentinel is, however, a stridently conservative or "neo-conservative" paper and proudly identifies itself as such on its website. I think that either of the above two phrases give a much more accurate description of the newpaper, its

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Hey, take it up with your state representative, please! The university was named by an act of elected officials, it's not merely an affectation, and this document is here to report facts, not opinions. To be fair, though, since we all call the school "Ohio State" anyway and it conflicts with

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I still think the common name is Ohio State University. Certainly the official name is "The Ohio State University", and that's duly noted. However, this article certainly should not be moved until someone can prove that "The..." is the common name. Everything I've seen points to "Ohio State

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conducted there.Famous, international companies like Boeing, GE, Honda, and Lockheed Martin all regularly use the lab and past research conducted at the lab. The article can be linked from numerous other Ohio State articles. I put also put a link under the research tab in the OSU template.

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I was planning on establishing an OSU Medical Center entry, but wanted to inquire with the authors of this page at to whether I should branch off of the University's entry. I noticed the stem for The James and the request for further information on the Ross Heart Hospital. I could assist in

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I removed this chart for a couple of reasons. First, I don't see the need to include it. The infobox breaks down current enrollment, and the overview notes that Ohio State is the largest single campus in the country. I don't see the need to take up that much space in the article to detail

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says The Ohio State University, and she's always right. (haha, just kidding) Some of those sources do indeed omit the definite article. However, mentioning the Lantern and the Dispatch doesn't work as a citation if you can't give a specific example from an article. That's not to say they're

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Sorry you got directed to a dead page, I will fix it shortly. I'm sorry you don't like the title as it is now, but it is the proper title. Most former OSU NFL players I've heard say they went to Ohio State. Whether or not they graduated is irrelevant to this discussion. I attended this fine

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For the 2006-2007 academic year, Ohio State undergraduates were awarded the following nationally competitive scholarships: one Marshall Scholarship, one Truman Scholarship, two Goldwater Scholarships, two Udall Scholarships, one Gates-Cambridge Scholarship, one Soros Fellowship, one Petrie

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How about how OSU had to recently change its criteria for graduation because it was impossible to graduate in 4 years for the majority of undergraduate students? Also, consider in recent years the increase in undergrad tuition for what? Research funding for Graduate students...thats really

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cos sometimes that is how things are, there does not appear to be a consensus for your wording - so banging on with the same point is not going to help, it is not a NPOV issue or a factual problem, it is a copy-editing difference, not worth getting worked up about or getting a block over.

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It is true that Governor Rhodes instituted the open admissions policy that undermined the academic standing of the University for a generation, but to suggest that he did so in response to flunking out of the University does not hold up. More students flunked out of Ohio State during the

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As such, the Sentinel expresses no official political orientation, and I think the description should be politically ambiguous to reflect the fact that the political statements expressed in the Sentinel are the view of the authors of articles rather than the viewpoint of the paper itself.

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include" a definite article. So the onus is on you. We can all agree that condition #1, from the lede of the naming convention, is not met. We disagree on point #2. Sometimes, "The" is capitalized in running text. But it's much more common to omit the article altogether. See for example,

8828:, whose football program was given the most severe punishment in the history of college football, doesn't even have a section on their university's page devoted to the scandal. It should be mentioned under the athletics section of the article and given much more extensive coverage in the 820:

I'm curious as to the removal of Ohio State's inclusion in the 2001 publication of a listing of "public ivy" institutions. While I think that both this edition and the 1986 book that included Miami(OH) tend to be overly subjective and not the best available rankings, they are legitimate

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Premise #1: "On the other hand, some universities only refer to themselves as "The University of X", even in running text (e.g. The College of New Jersey). If such usage is prevalent on university press releases and press kits, contact information, "about" pages, and internal department

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a "right-wing" newspaper, it is merely an alternative political opinion paper, and publishes articles of a variety of political views. Changing the description from the "right-wing" to the more accurate term "op-ed" is completely valid and shouldn't be subject to needless alterations.

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it", or "thats how the article was before.." or "get consensus", without communicating on the talk page your opinion is becoming disruptive. This section has been opened for two weeks now, and so far only two other editors beside myself have officially stated opinions on the subject.--

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definite article are pretentious. This is a borderline personal attack on those who favor using "The". Remember, the issue is not people from the university, it is naming conventions. Let's keep the discussion centered on that issue and not what we might think of those who've attended.

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University, the name of this category can also be changed later to cover centers of study and institutes related to academic and research at the OSU.). Also, we should add more details about each campus at OSU. Currently, the link of each OSU campus is defaulted to the main OSU page.

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I've uploaded and updated the red university logo. I'm a student there and had it on my computer. I also uploaded the OSU seal, but thought that the red logo looked better. If anyone can find a good place for the seal (OhioStateSeal.jpg) feel free to put it in the page somewhere.

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and not their entire names as examples. The true name of the subject is The Ohio State University (I hope no one is stubborn enough to make me prove that). The full name of the subject should be mentioned in the article and not as "commonly referred to" but as its true name. From

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say other schools are presently titled improperly because of a blanket policy that was applied to everything and it shouldn't have been? Whether or not the others are titled properly is beyond the scope of this discussion. But the policy does provide for an exception in this case.--

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The one argument that opponents never address is how the university self-identifies. If we follow the argument of opponents the logic is that's how we refer to you, not how you refer to yourself. That's, at best, a crappy argument. "...the common name wins", very encyclopedic.

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is referenced in either the main article or the history of... article. If there is a wiki way to specifically footnote relevent passages, I'd be happy to do so. I can reference Fingerhut's speech, but given the Plain Dealer's web policy, the link will quickly become outdated.

2855:" redirects here anyway. Even though "The" at the beginning of "Ohio State University" is superfluous, the article sufficiently addresses the issue for those who are interested. As far as "The Ohio State University" being its legal name, if we took this stance on all articles, " 74:

Is there any real need for a massive section of links in the middle of the article? Also, many parts of this page are woefully outdated (the Buckeye Bullet story isn't new or particularly relevant to the University itself). I'd say this whole article needs a massive renovation.

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that, too, must be demonstrated using sources that are reliable (and that appears to be what Spencer is doing above which is the right way to go about it instead of asserting that the article is wrong without presenting evidence which is how you seem to have gone about this).

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I just flipped a coin. It came up "heads", which means the article is "Ohio State University" and the lead sentence in the article is "The Ohio State University" ... that's about the only way we'll ever get closure on this issue is with a coin toss and everyone to buy into

2322:, the coordinates of the clock tower of University Hall are: 40°00'01.03" N 83°00'52.25" W with an elevation of 748 feet above mean sea level. That sounds right to me because there is a marker soutwest of that building indicating the 40th parallel as surveyed a while back. 6517:

When displaying icons, it is the policy of Knowledge to show the icon in low resolution and to tag the photo with a large copyright notice, and a description of how the image obeys United States copyright law. An example of how the logo would be displayed in the article is

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supposed to learn from us including this in the infobox? We can't include every organization to which this university belongs - it would likely be a list with hundreds of organizations! - so why is this one so important and informative for readers that we must include it?

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WikiProject Universities appears to have reached a consensus that university articles should start with the full official name of the university (at least, there hasn't been any further debate on the topic after this was suggested and agreed to by two others present - see

1947:. That is more organized, and that's all I'm looking at here. You're right, though, that we focus on rankings too much, but rankings are facts people look for. To make it obvious that these are the opinions of groups like USN&WR, we need to label the rankings clearly. 1122:

Perhaps, but knowing how dearly some partisans of other Ohio colleges cling to this Lake Wobegon view of higher education in Ohio--where every college is above average and there's no seperation between them and Ohio State, it's probably best to settle and define the issue

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ever been drafted. I realize 2006 was a stand out year because so many Bucks were drafted, but I don't think it belongs in this article. I'll wait for replies, but I plan on removing the section if there are no reasonable objections. --Scotsworth 03:58, 15 May 2006 (UTC)

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There are a couple strong non-trivial depts that OSU is decent (or getting better) at... what i mean by decent is around the graduate research ranking of 21 - 35. The fact that OSU is like within the top 10 institutions on Research spending should also be mentioned....

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land grant act. President Edward Orton was insistent that a new name would separate the institution from other colleges in Ohio” That occurred back in 1878. So the question is as, what point does The Mighty Wik, which has been around since 2001, “buy in” to this fact?

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I second that request. While the article is good, it could be better. OSU is huge and has a lot of history, but little of that history is discussed. I'm not comfortable going at it alone, as I have little knowledge of details myself. Nicholas 15:46, 8 February 2006

11149:"? All members of the athletic conference are also in the academic alliance; it's redundant to include both (and the athletic conference preceded the academic alliance and is clearly the more prominent and meaningful organization for the institutions). Moreover, our 7332:

arguments: no where have I advocated that an article should be named solely by the most popular relevant Google search term. Your suggestion that I have is a discredit to your otherwise good-faith attempts to build consensus on this trivial and easily decided issue.

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read it and find out for yourself. I'm disturbed that a person who has clearly taken an interest on the subject is completely unaware of the situation. The false article part will be removed unless you can give a VERIFIABLE reason to any information in the article.

2375:, their campuses have their own presidents and seem to operate independently. Each campus has its own policies and societies. I would consider University of California and University of Illinois have a decentralized system. Am I missing something here? Thanks-- 4098:

using a leading "the." The naming conventions page is irrelevant to how the universities are to be referred to within articles. Furthermore, Knowledge tradition permits users, within articles, to accurately render the names of schools using a leading "the": "the

7494:. Common usage, including within the university, dropped the "The" but in recent years the University has re-claimed the "The." Thus, I do not see how the official name of "The Ohio State University" can be in debate. The question at-hand is whether or not 2236:

It looks to me like the wiki tables will be way too big and obstructive, which I hadn't realized. However, if someone was looking for a ranking for a certain college at OSU, I think it is currently hard to find. Maybe a text preformatted table would be better.

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Thanks for the link to Berdahl's speech. He couldn't have stated better the situation in Ohio, where a lack of control and leadership combined with pork barrel politics has led to every lesser state school feeling entitled to try and become something they're

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to justify not using the schools official name as the title of the article. Some articles on Knowledge routinely use the longer official names of topics as article titles. Despite that, there never seems to any clear consensus to change the articles title to

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If there is other fair use media, consider checking that you have specified the fair use rationale on the other images used on this page. Note that any fair use images lacking such an explanation can be deleted one week after being tagged, as described on

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undergraduate school in Ohio--is only the fifth most expensive for in-state students. We may not be tuition friendly relative to other states, but I certainly think that we're very tuition friendly on a cost-quality ratio relative to the other Ohio schools.

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I support that it should remain Ohio State University. Continually adding "The", especially capitalizing it in the middle of the sentence, goes against Knowledge's goals and against the Naming Conventions (or, perhaps for OSU fans, THE Naming Conventions.)

2288:, please sign discussions with four ~'s, like this: ~~~~. I'm not sure how you think the geographic coordinates could be used, but they're almost certainly not published by the university branches. To get an idea, though, you can just search Google Maps for 939:

to copyright and fair use concerns. This appears to have been resolved in favor of their use as low-resolution thumbnails. I'm a little unsure as to how to upload them with all the proper tagging and "fair use" explanations, so that they won't be deleted.

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I agree. The position that a T-shirt would always use an official name is unsound. By that logic, Clemson University would just be "Clemson." University of Southern California would simply be "USC." Examples abound. ++Arx Fortis (talk) 16:16, 3 August 2010

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Moreover, what is "common" in one area or to one person may be something completely different in another area or to someone else. For example although most people might attribute "Carolina" with University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, many alumni of

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I guess that's one way to do it it, although I'm not sure all will buy into it. I of course agree with your final assessment, with the title of the article being the common name, while the official name begins the lead, just as every other collegearticle

3806:. It is the latter that is currently in plain text, and appears so far as I can tell, to be th guideline. The former is a "proposed new version", which has seemingly not been adopted. Let me repeat the text of what appears to be the current guideline: 12574:

subject should be mentioned in the article and not as "commonly referred to" but as its true name. From this current version, the only thing that I think should change is the name over the seal in the info box. OlYellerTalktome 18:37, 9 March 2010 (UTC)

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to its proper name, I think that this article should also be moved for the same reason. The Ohio State University is the proper, legal name used by the University in all of its officially released information. The fact that we have a common format for

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Thanks. While I was certainly able to move it, I wasn't certain that I was welcome to do so. As the article had been moved at least once, and possibly twice before, I thought there should be a consensus before I would feel welcome to move it again. --

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An edit I would suggest adding to the tuition/admissions section is an updated price for the 2020 school year. The most recent tuition listed is from the 2014-2015 school year, which listed the tuition beginning at $ 10,037. According to Osu’s website

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and the results from google analysis by Madcoverboy ("The Ohio State University" returns ~3.9m hits vs "Ohio State University" returns ~10.2m hits.) all point to the common name being "Ohio State University". Codf1977 (talk) 08:52, 3 August 2010 (UTC)

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Ya, I realize I've been doing a lot of talk and not backing it up. I've been pretty busy the last two days and haven't gotten the time to start it out. Sorry about that. I'll get to it within the next two hours. OlYellerTalktome 13:36, 3 August 2010

7974:. The reason, I feel, that this article gets this type of attention from so many is that Ohio State has so many haters who try and use wikipedia as a way to detract from the school in any way they can. Its the same with many BLPs. That is why we use 2289: 8877:). Most colleges and universities do NOT have "The" as part of their name, but this school does, and has for 138 years. I hope this will be properly remedied by changing the article title to The Ohio State University, as it always should have been. 7636:, this has been gone over time and time again, the editor must be mistaken as each of the discussions that the editor must be referring to, have been regarding the article's title or name. The article name is and always has been the common name per 5585:

to me. I would integrate the points into the rest of the article. A few of them can go under the campus section. The Ohio State media section is not worth its own header — it only has two sentences. Integrate that into another section that you deem

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If such usage is prevalent on university press releases and press kits, contact information, "about" pages, and internal department websites, and it is reasonably common in external sources, then it is more appropriate to name the Knowledge article

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The academic rankings section of the article is a little hard to follow. I think the information would be easier to read and compare in a table. What do you think? I haven't finished the table, but I could do so if people think it would be useful.

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The "Organization" section really makes the article look awkward--bisecting the middle of the article with a long list of external links. I don't know how to resolve keeping the content in a more elegant manner, but it is something that should be

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And what consensus are you referring to? I believe that for consistancies sake, the overall majority consensus appears to agree that ALL college articles should begin the lead with the school's official name. Can you find a consensus that may say

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While Ohio State University will be the flagship of the system, Strickland and Fingerhut said all the public institutions will benefit from combining efforts. Fingerhut refused to say whether programs would be cut, because he has yet to map out a

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and if they would have been proven true, they would be punished, which they are not. Therefore, the quote should be removed. OSU is innocent until proven guilty, not guilty by one sports illustrated article, then innocent only by public opinion.

305:"The" Ohio State University should be the name. The "naming conventions" policy referenced by Lowellian were simply invented by him without any consensus. I'll check back in a few days for comments and then likely officially move to rename it. -- 12690:

No Change as per Madcoverboy and others, WP:COMMONNAME is very clear use Ohio State University. The Ohio State University already redirects to the page so Arx Fortis's point about easy linking is moot. Codf1977 (talk) 17:48, 2 August 2010 (UTC)

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Welcome back. A lot happens when you don't edit for 5 months. The consensus was achieved at the University Wiki-project. The consensus was for article consistency and for all the article titles be the common name, and the "official name" in the

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Thanks for the clairification. It's true sometimes you have to say "the" university in order for the sentence to make sense. I guess the distinction here is "the Ohio State University" vs. "The Ohio State University". A matter of capitalization

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As someone who hasn't actually been in this discussion previously and rarely if ever puts in any edits other than fixing vandalism, I offer the following: would it help with consensus at all if, say, I pointed out that 1) I agree entirely with

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Discussions never seem to reach a consensus on what the official name of the University is. I sort of hope that we don't have to get this far but this section is dedicated to determining a metric for the official name if we get to that point.

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I've added two criteria to help others understand this discussion format. I would have liked to have waited to add to that section until the discussion was fleshed out in more detail. Is there really no one that has seen this format before?

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As you acknowledge, Knowledge guidelines state that the article "the" should be omitted from the school's name. The only reason I'm commenting on this is because of OSU people adding the chest-thumping "the" references to dozens of articles.

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without "the". Given the general Google web search results above as well as the accreditation, Dept. of Ed, and Carnegie Foundation sources I pointed out, I haven't seen a whole lot of evidence to the contrary regarding the institution's

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FYI, I have informed everyone that I could find that has recently taken part in this discussion and informed them that the discussion is taking place. I don't want to tell you want to do but I'd like to request that we steer clear of any

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facilitating communication with university administrators to promote student success in all facets" can be removed as it does not add much. If readers need to know more about what student governments do, then wikilink them to the page on

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Who said antything about getting worked up or a block? Its a consistancy issue with similar articles, plain and simple. No reason to have this article be the only article that doesn't follow that pattern, unless one is just trying to be

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The changes are coming, and while I don't expect you to take my word for anything, check back with me in two to three years, and I think you'll be shocked at what has transpired. Here's a recent article discussing some of their plans:

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It is a very great honor for me to be at The Ohio State University, sometimes known as the Land of the Free and the Home of Woody Hayes. I met Woody at the airport. We just had our picture taken together and when the picture appears in

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is rarely called as such by anyone who does not work for the university. Knowledge has a policy of using common names, not using official names, and with respect to articles, we only use them in things like titles of literary works.

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I looked at other Big Ten university articles, and the few that do include some form of organization table do so at the end of the article. I've made the Ohio State page similar, which IMHO makes the overall page much more clean and

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only region that will fight tooth and nail for its local universities is Toledo and The Toledo Blade which has always resented the rest of the state and seen anything coming out of Columbus as a direct conspiracy to keep Toledo down.

9850:. There have been a few "move requests" over the years, all ending in no consensus, but there hasn't been one in quite a while and I wouldn't object at maybe taking a look at it again to see if consensus has changed on the matter.-- 8584:

To the anon ip who is reverting against consensus. Its BOLD, REVERT, DISCUSS...., not BOLD, REVERT, REVERT BACK. Making changes without reason and removing content without explanation is considered vandalism and could and should be

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So please explain why this article should be the only United States College or University article on wikipedia that does not begin the lead with the official name of the school. Putting it back in to be consistent with every other

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because it was the proper name of the club. People opposed the move because normally Knowledge includes the periods as part of a consistent naming policy, but because the title was patently incorrect, it was appropriate to move.

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I am extremely disappointed with the image used on OSU's page. While other schools' pages have official seals or logos that look quite impressive, Ohio State's has a photograph featured as a wallpaper on the university's website.

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should not be an introduction. Rather, it should be a stand-alone summary of the entire article. Consider placing some important facts and data snippets in the lead that would explain the entirety of the university in a few short

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section. But anyway, that is a quick review. Bear in mind I didn't actually read the article so I do not have any advice on wording or opinion on unsourced statements which may come later from either myself or a GA reviewer. Good

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People who know more about TOSU should create and add more details and information (such as more pictures and web pages about certain facilities or programs) that are related to the university and link them to the category page.

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I'll buy that the real name is "The Ohio State University" and also buy that many people call it "Ohio State University" and/or "Ohio State" -- but the question comes to what should the article be called? Here's a few examples:

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Is anyone interested in making a seperate OSU sports article? All of the information about the 2006 draft, while concise, is out of place in this article, and i'm tempted to delete it altogether. --Scotsworth 18:24, 23 May 2006

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At the end of the day, applications for the 2007 class grew by 20% over the previous year and 50% among students with a 32+ on the ACT. I think those numbers speak quite directly to how "undergraduate friendly" Ohio State has

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Hi Swisscelt, I have no problem reinserting the reference that you had provided; although, I do think it (along with the entire BOR--also a legacy of the Rhodes era) is becoming increasingly irrelevant with each passing month.

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There is no googling misconception, because it works both ways - one also has "The Ohio State University School of Law," and so forth. There is no particular reason to think this issue affects the one side more than the other.

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This discussion seems rather moot given that the initial complaint has remainded that user's only edit. I gather that someone was just blowing off a bit of steam. The article never implies that OSU is an "official flagship."

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I want to dispute the "flagship" status of OSU in the realm of Ohio higher education. That remark is unqualifiable. OSU does have the most students of any school in Ohio, unfortunately all that does is make them the loudest.

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Comment I'll buy that the real name is "The Ohio State University" and also buy that many people call it "Ohio State University" and/or "Ohio State" -- but the question comes to what should the article be called? Here's a few

2580:. Note that if some department is mentioned, they will say "Ohio State University's Geology Department." However, this page is not about the geology department, it is about the university as a whole, thus "The" should appear. 1576:

Someone created this which I'm assuming is a neighborhood in Columbus named for its location? I think that's what it is at least. Would someone mind taking a look at it and improving it since its related to the university.

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even if you were correct then please keep in mind that small groups of editors (e.g. Wikiprojects, those of us in this discussion) can not overrule broader project-wide consensus. In particular, every article must meet our

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I'm curious as to the details of how the Miami president was "instrumental" in the founding of Ohio State other than simply failing to gain the land-grant status for his own institution. Even Miami's own official history,

7640:. As it should be. Yet the lead sentence should be the official name of the school. This would be consistent with just about every single article on wikipedia pertaining to colleges and Universities. Here are 15 examples: 533:(that Lichtenstein found very influential) was used to teach pilots to quickly recognize aircraft types. I paln on going through some of the oral histories, but I have a hunch they really aren't relevant until the 1960's. 12725:

OlYeller, since you have suggested (three times now) that a "metric" be established, would it be possible for you to maybe take a swing of the bat and actually recommend one? Hammersbach (talk) 13:14, 3 August 2010 (UTC)

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students that Ohio State denied on the spot. In 2007, it's been documented as official. I know that difficulty to get into a university doesn't necessarily compare to the quality of the university, but it says something.

1037:. Do you just want to complain or do you want to suggest more neutral language that reflects the school's relatively much larger enrollment, faculty, and budget? (Please sign talk pages by typing four tildes, "~~~~.") - 170:. If we use the word "the", we'd be making this page name inconsistent with the pages of other universities which officially have "the" at the beginning of the name but do not use "the" at the beginning of the page name. 8651:

There are users on here who continue to decide to leave up "cited" but incorrect articles. If Time runs a slanderous article, that is proven incorrect, do we still cite it? No we do not. An article for a lawsuit against

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Still there is no policy or guideline reason given for the POV removal of words from the official name of the school, causing this article to be the only single article that does not have the official name in the lead.

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time here certainly didn't shape what he would later become. Had he graduated from Ohio State or committed any of his crimes while attending, I think that he would certainly merit inclusion. As it is, I'm not so sure.

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Theodore L. Brown, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; H. Eugene LeMay, Jr., University of Nevada, Reno; and Bruce E. Bursten, The Ohio State University; With contributions from Julia R. Burdge, University of

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My question is if the Ohio State University has only one president. Deans/directors are in charge of its other small campuses. How can you call that this system is "a decentralized system"? From my view, this is a

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before insisting that the official name be used. As I pointed out above, several reliable sources (including the organization accrediting the university) already refer to the university without the prefixed article.

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Ohio State University. Simply read the Knowledge article and you will see that "In 1878, and in light of its expanded focus, the college permanently changed its name to the now-familiar "The Ohio State University.""

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Any football fans out there? The Ohio State Buckeyes football team really needs its own page. Unfortunately, I hate football... ; ) There should also be something about the campus riots from the past few years.

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experience to students entering fields of journalism, politics, and business, by offering opportunities in writing, editing, website and newspaper layout, publishing, sales, finance, marketing, and argumentation.

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5) The Ohio board of regents has been stripped of most of its power. Ohio has created a cabinet level "higher education czar" filled by Eric Fingerhut who recently gave this quote to Cleveland's Plain Dealer,

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conversation, I think we need to decide if its 'official' name even matters and what we define as 'official' because those seem to be the two points of contention. OlYellerTalktome 15:48, 2 August 2010 (UTC)

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A. Although it may seem as such, Ohio law R.C. 3335.01 says "The educational institution originally designated as the Ohio agricultural and mechanical college shall be known as "The Ohio State University."

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The external links refer to the OSU ChallengeX Team, and mention that there are several others. However, nothing makes the ChallengeX Team stand out among the other project teams. There's a full list at

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comprehensive, research university. When I met with the trustees, I told them we are committing to making Ohio State the No. 1 public research university in this country and, hopefully, in the world, he

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be used, as it is used throughout the running text in university materials, and has caught on elsewhere. I.e., nobody says they went to Ohio State University, they either say they went to "Ohio State" or

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This represents an extremely small subset of all of the awards the university has achieved. I reccomend starting a separate page for Ohio State University Awards if this type of information is desired.

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200 x 200pixels, < 700 x 700 pixels) image of The Ohio State University Seal, to be used as a protected, copyrighted trademark that is not used for profit . The statement of the purpose of the seal:

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Yes, yes, I know its that book from that class you probably don't want to remember. But again, we find the definite article in use. The internal title page is akin to the Wetlands book above. It says "

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Good examples, and bad, for both sides can be found all over wickedlypedia. 3.9m Hits on Google, while not the most, clearly show that its use is common. Hammersbach (talk) 13:14, 3 August 2010 (UTC)

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if this is true, would SwissCelt then allow that what's good for the goose is good for the gander--i.e. that the Miami page detail MU's USN%WR ranking in the context of being ranked behind Ohio State?

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for the change, which I presume was your reason for beginning the discussion here. For my part, I don't feel strongly about it either way, other than that it should not be removed without consensus.

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Columbus the same question you would almost certainly get more answering with the "The" included. But the name that is used commonly in the English seeking parts of the globe is with out the "The".

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I agree, but just don't want to get into an edit war over football. I do think that Ohio State sports should have a seperate article, with the main Ohio State article just hitting the highlights.--

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I came across this publication while adding sourcing and it made me think someone with more insight into the school might like to do a section about the scholarly/academic journals put out by OSU.

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A. You may think so; however, opinions should not dictate this encyclopedia. Thus although you make think graduates from this university are stuck up snobs because they always say they went to "

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most common name is simply "Ohio State" which of course is far too vague to use as the title of an encyclopedia article. One of the main reasons for opposition previously was the fact that the

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They also don't say "University"... your evidence is anecdotal at best. You could show the same with a huge number of other school sports' uniforms. OlYellerTalktome 14:59, 3 August 2010 (UTC)

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opinions should be included separately from facts. If someone at OSU does something wrong and gives a bad reputation to the school, it should also be reported separately in his/her biography.

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3) AAU Membership: Ohio State was elected to the nation's premier organization of research universities as early as 1916. No other public university in Ohio has ever been offered membership.

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It looks very good. One thing is that the blue links and text wash out against the red background, making it very hard to see. Maybe a lighter, brighter shade of red would solve the problem.

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the updated tuition for an Ohio resident begins at $ 11,084 with an additional $ 12,708 for room+board and for a non-resident beginning at $ 32,061 and an additional $ 12,708 for room+board.

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It appears that the evidence brought forward on Universities seems to contradict the article name in the lead theory. Why should this be the only article that does not follow that pattern?--

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It should be The Ohio State University. Any Buckeye will tell you that. Its not a made up name, its on every piece merchandise about the school.--Jojhutton (talk) 18:46, 9 March 2010 (UTC)

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You have the John Glenn school listed twice. I'd add the Mershon Center. It's one of the universities more prestigious departments or centers, and it does have its own wikipedia article.

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The article says "The Ohio State University" already. Stick with the Knowledge article naming conventions. That Lowellian invented the naming conventions on his own is downright silly.

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is an easy way to ensure that your image is in compliance with Knowledge policy, but remember that you must complete the template. Do not simply insert a blank template on an image page.

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nominated over a month ago, so if it has changed significantly since then feel free to bring the article up to GA standards and nominate again. Here are my suggestions for improvements:

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that there was no fundamental difference between Western Michigan and Michigan--Ann Arbor they would be laughed out of existence, in Ohio some choose to believe in such wishful thinking.

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is inappropriate, and the statement makes it clear that this is a matter of perception. The term is used often by the University's Presidents, and in vaious places outside of the school

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In the future, it would be helpful if you provided more information in your edit summaries, especially if there is an ongoing discussion taking place somewhere with additional details.

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or incivility. I feel that we have a pretty competent group here for this discussion and I'd like to see this discussion come to a strong conclusion so that we can put this to rest.

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be mentioned using the official name. By naming the article the official way, you users can simply wikilink the name like this: ], rather than this: ] or, even worse, this: The ].

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The text you are quoting is a proposed substitution, not the actual current policy. As to credited sources that use "Ohio State University" rather than "the Ohio State University",

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form - shortened forms like "Ohio State" or "OSU" are irrelevant to this discussion), it is reasonably common elsewhere, and it has not been overwhelmingly rejected. If you think

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My comments about the official name are with regards to the direction this conversation usually takes. If it's not disputed, that's great. The only reason I'm hesitant to apply

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familiar with The Ohio State University, you may be reading about it on Knowledge, and you need to know that it is The Ohio State University. Saying differently may be offensive.

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say that it should be used. If you don't think it's the best way, what do you think is? If we follow your criteria, the article should be called "Ohio State" because it returns

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Ex. Ohio U - School of Journalism Kent State - Liquid Crystal institute, largest nursing college in Ohio, 3rd best fashion school in the country. UC - Many Medical Break Throughs

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you all decide to comment here, then do so! I hope that you all will accept me as a neutral third party in this issue, and we can resolve this quickly and efficiently. Cheers! ——

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of higher education, Ohio State is widely considered both within Ohio and outside of its borders to be the flagship institution of the state's public system of higher education."

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Those "common names" you cite are mostly abbreviations. The baseball stadium in Texas also just changed its name last month (I think), so it's hardly an apt comparison either. –

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The proper name of the university needs to be emphasized, but that is already done every time it is referenced in the article. I disagree with changing the name of the article.

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I support the removal of the content. If it's important to someone to keep, please make a different page. There's no need to list every fraternity and sorority on this page.

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As some of you know, Ed Lentz is a well regarded Columbus historian. He has written at least two books on Columbus (can't remember if there are more). He frequently appears on

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OlYeller, since you have suggested (three times now) that a "metric" be established, would it be possible for you to maybe take a swing of the bat and actually recommend one?

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can finally end. History shows that a simple discussion will not result in a consensus so I suggest continuing (and possibly expanding) the discussion above. What says you?

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I personally think that we should follow/adopt these OSU standard colors through out the wiki pages but should not put any Scarlet and Gray formula just to make it look good.

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This book has nothing to do with the subject at hand, but since it is published by the university press, I thought it a good source. In the biography of the author, it says "

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That sounds appropriate. Don't worry about the list page. You have put signigificant work into it and I will probably only make a few changes. Also, please sign with four

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institution, graduated, and I fully support it being titled properly. As illustrated on the talk page, the naming conventions say in this instance that the definite article

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The lead paragraph currently ends with "Admission standards tightened and became greatly more selective throughout the 2000s and 2010s." However, as is noted at top of the

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Could someone please find an actual professional looking OSU logo to put on the page? The square logo would be great; the official seal, in color, would be even better.

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this conversation, I think we need to decide if its 'official' name even matters and what we define as 'official' because those seem to be the two points of contention.

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The definite article should not be used for universities, even if the official name of the university uses the definite article, as indicated on the website links below.

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Thank you. I've seen the error in my ways and tried to clear-up the pages in question. As a Buckeye fan though, there is only one OSU, and this year, only one UT ;: -->

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So it's your position that if an organization uses its legal, official and proper name then it's merely a "marketing and image campaign"? That's an interesting take...

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Mathematical Logic -- which is linked with theoretical CS and AI theory. Thats actually a big, emerging field. Ontop of that OSU is top 20 or 25 for Physics research.

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In the rankings and recognition section, national and global subject-wise rankings are based on 2020/21. Please use our news rankings for 2022–2023 for this section.

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contributions to those areas. I'm assuming I would be directed to contribute Medical Center information to the University's entry, so I thought I'd start by asking.

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Thenext, you went there? Then how in God's name do you NOT know what your school was called? Did you sit at home taking online classes or something? I'm confused. I

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That's not my understanding. I'm pretty sure the name was originally The Ohio State University, and has been so since the current name was chartered in the 1880's.

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Greene, Howard R.; Greene, Matthew W. (2001). The public ivies: America's flagship public universities (1st ed.). New York: Cliff Street Books. ISBN 978-0060934590

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published in the 19th century, and many if not all of the references to the University published in the Columbus city papers. The emphasis has always been there.

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begin the lead with the official schools name? And whose sock puppet ip, who just made a revert, are we dealing with now? Like I said before, Duck, Duck, Goose.--

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is "The Ohio University," (R.C. 3337.01) and no one at OU seems to care one way or the other, some people at OSU may be taking themselves a little too seriously.

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are just as important--if not more so. All that being said, we should come to some form of concensus on the talk page and then follow through on that decision.--

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pages, but it shouldn't be given such a prominent place on the university's page. It seems like a blatant attempt to give the entire university a black eye. --

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OSU has a historical campus full of interesting buildings both old and new. (Orton Hall and Rpac) Perhaps someone with some knowladge could expound upon this?

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Ohio State University. Anyone will tell you its The. You see commentators say it during games and the players themselves call it The Ohio State University.--

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policy. Perhaps it seems that by including "the" in the title, it somehow becomes POV. I thought about this for a while, but then I came across something:

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Ohio State University, not just Ohio State University. I motion to have this page moved to a new one under the correct heading. Please comment on this.

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Now you are moving the goalposts. If Ohio University's official name is not important, then how is Ohio State's? They are both in the Ohio Revised Code.

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will eventually need to be done. At to the 2006 draft info, I feel that it has the shelf-life of a firefly. In other words, by August it needs to go.--

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Are we settled on "The Ohio State University?" I disagree with SwissCelt, whatever the point was, but I would prefer to keep to the naming conventions.

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What would their names be? Who would keep there name in the Akron/Kent merger? How do you decide who's 100 years + of history and identy is destroyed?

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the university should be mentioned using the official name. By naming the article the official way, you users can simply wikilink the name like this:

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They also don't say "University"... your evidence is anecdotal at best. You could show the same with a huge number of other school sports' uniforms.

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consensus in article history. did you not notice that you were the only one changing it to your version, against a bunch of varied accounts and IPs?

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Then you concede the only fact considered by our naming conventions. If you wish to change those conventions, their talk page is the place to do so.

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While it's a nice thing they've got going, it's not notable enough to be included in Knowledge anywhere, be it the Ohio State article or by itself.--

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More thoughts - the alleged haunting of the spire at Orton Hall and some of the legends about the oval...possibly stuff about the old steam tunnels.

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AGREED! It has been that way long enough for this Knowledge to have changed it/., As with algebra, it does not have to be understood to make sense.

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It leaves out the fact that Stanford University has also won a title in all three sports. Football, 1926 Basketball, 1942 Baseball, 1987 and 1988

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section. Consider linking to a page with all of the schools on one page. Otherwise, you can link to each individual school but it is not preferred.

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over the more common Ballpark at Arlington, and many more. Common name is one thing, but its not the complete and total rule of Knowledge. If you

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It should be The Ohio State University. Any Buckeye will tell you that. Its not a made up name, its on every piece merchandise about the school.--

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is an example of why Google picks up so many more hits without the "The". It says "Ohio State University's President". Searching further, I found

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Heres a diff to look at, and its not out of context.] And as far as PaulMcDonald, you don't get to decide how others come to their conclusions.--

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The educational institution originally designated as the Ohio agricultural and mechanical college shall be known as "The Ohio State University."

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doesn't give you license to ignore those guidelines. But please feel free to work on something in a sandbox and see what you can come up with!

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As for the second point, common usage refers to the university as "Ohio State", and as mentioned, this would not be a proper page title at all.

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No, your position has no support from the naming conventions, and very little support from the consensus of editors (which is more important).

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like it is supposed to. But is that the intention of the word? If the adjective form of 'community' is meant than I'd suggest 'communital'.

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To not make us an article would go against the WikiProject Universities goal to "Create a page for each and every university and college..." (

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do not count, is that what you are saying? Besides, consenus isn't a vote, its based on interpretation of policy, guidelines, and precedent.--

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because there was nothing in the article that would give OSU a bad reputation. I don't think the article quite fell into a categorization of

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ends. You have to keep in mind that our universities are 25% funded by the state, so the state's ability to force mergings is very limited.

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users who commented on this topic in the archives). I think that to gain true consensus on this topic, we should have more users commenting.

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I don't see how the legally incorrect name usage at one place invalidates the legally correct name usage in another. The matter is moot, as

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I was doing cleanup and WP seemed to think that this link below (with a break in the URL) is a spam link and wouldn't let me save the page.

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It is kind of an odd request as you don't usually ask for the actual file of a trademark from the owner. As expected, I got a polite "no":

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on a new line in the appropriate section followed by a brief explanation, then sign your opinion using ~~~~. Please remember that this is

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argument about not specifically citing them—that is absurd), while yours are more niche. I hope some more people will join this argument.

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rather Ohio University, whereas OSU always uses the definite article on their news page (as well as other official university materials).--

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Seriously? You're either being purposely obtuse or your reading comprehension skills need a little work. Either way, I'll quote for you:

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introduce new information that isn't already there and it shouldn't need citations (because they're already in the body of the article).

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Not only is it oft referred to with the article, but the "the" is even underlined in the seal, unlike in the UMich and UT-Austin seals.--

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So the Revised Code argument is moot? You are leaving out the second part of the naming convention guideline (which is only a proposal):

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UVA is considered a Public Ivy, or a public institution which offers an academic experience similar to that of an Ivy League university.

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Ohio State University are egotistical alums who like to use that to lord it up over other people. That is not valid Knowledge policy. --

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Here is some pretty damming evidence. The cited page is the internal title page, with the title, authors, and publisher. Here, it says "

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The column headings can be abbreviated too: like USN&WR, with wikilinks. Something to shorten cells to one line each would be good.

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https://web.archive.org/20120731113145/http://www.columbusdispatch.com/features-story.php?story=dispatch/2006/08/23/20060823-G1-04.html

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Its not "my version" its the correct and consistent version. Its the only version that is consistent with all other similar articles.--

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Thanks for the input. So then regarding the metric, your opinion is that pure Google News hits is the best way to determine 'common'?

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is universally recognizable, non-ambiguous, and the way people who aren't pretentious Ohio State homers refer to the place. Note also

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1) To give each branch campus a prominent part of the article is not consistent with how other Big Ten university articles are set up

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Premise #3: "Finally, if common usage has overwhelmingly rejected the The, then it should be omitted regardless of university usage."

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it's not a search of all reliable sources (most likely there are relatively few reliable sources in a Google Search, in my opinion).

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Also if you can please supply some data/support for your belief that a force merger between KSU and UA, that would be appreciated...

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A. No, as wikipedia has many redirects, including "OSU" (disambiguation), "Ohio State", and after the move, "Ohio State University".

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I'm removing the sections for each branch campus. I don't think that every branch campus needs its own entry. Here's my reasoning.

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The consensus at the project is to have consistency among the articles, so it should be corrected at the earliest possible moment.--

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in common use) do not capitalise the T, even when they get the name right. I do not dispute that the proper name of this school is

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If we're going to have the Big Ear, we should also include the Mount Graham telescope, which is actually more relevent these days.--

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http://thinkprogress.org/romm/2010/06/20/206269/amazon-ipcc-climategate-sunday-times-jonathan-leake-simon-lewis-apology-retraction/

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a link to its external page may be appropriate. But as for now, I find it necessary to omit the paragraph as it currently stands.

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Note also the large number of other articles on universities that call themselves "The University of X", but where the article is

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Also, we should add Ohio State's conference affiliation in men's hockey, which is the CCHA. Sam Harmon 21:34, 24 April 2006 (UTC)

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Incidentally, votes from IP addresses cannot be counted in a poll. Please sign if if you would like you have your vote counted.--

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Also, realize that the football program plays a big role in your flagship status "preception" which might not be the best thing.

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correct others for using poor grammar, people who use the incorrect term for The Ohio State University will also be corrected. -

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The old infobox was ugly. However, there is no way to extend the current template. I would prefer information over aesthetics.

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Was considered too positive to be included. And I'm uncertain why. It's a high-tier, good - but not exceptional on the level of

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It's odd that they'll allow it to be put on commercial sweatshirts and whatnot but not to be used in a non-profit encyclopedia.

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If someone has more exact coordinates, that would be good too. The main campus coordanates may need to be updated in that case.

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will cause unnecessary confusion with the state itself, especially for non-US readers. The current title is more recognisable.

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reading about it on Knowledge, and you need to know that it is The Ohio State University. Saying differently may be offensive.

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page would list Ohio State under “T” if the title were “The Ohio State University.” It is correct to list Ohio State under “O.”

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that most sources use the definite article. Only that use of the "the" is reasonably common. The two are very different bars.

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http://www.princetonreview.com/mba/research/profiles/schoolsays.asp?category=1&listing=1011056&LTID=2&intbucketid=

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Actually OlYeller, since this is your idea I think we would all benefit if you were to be the first to offer up an opinion.

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Today I emailed a guy from photography relations about getting a logo or seal licensed under GFDL. We'll see what happens...

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The actual quote from Strickland and Fingerhut has beeen referenced on the articles opening paragraph. The quote is below.

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I can indeed make the argument that it has caught on elsewhere. My Moms Brothers Best-Friends Dogs Owners Dads Cousins Aunt

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directed to the Office of the Board of Trustees at (614) 292-6359 or University Marketing Communications at (614) 292-4272.

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Had an open admissions policy until the late 1980s; since the early 2000s, has become greatly more selective in admissions.

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policy to state this as fact, I'm sure one can be written, otherwise the pointiness needs to halt and we need to move on.--

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article. It is the first step to become a featured article on Knowledge. Let's work together and respond to peer reviews

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reliable sources. As I stated before, no one is disputing the official name. Madcoverboy (talk) 17:20, 2 August 2010 (UTC)

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If there aren't sufficient "outside sources" to create an article then it's likely that an article shouldn't be created.

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What Conversation???? This is about the lead sentence. Is there a reason why this article should be the only article that

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would make the most sense. While the letter of the convention supports the longest of the names, in this case, we should

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as you have not requested a specific change in the form "Please replace XX with YY" or "Please add ZZ between PP and QQ".

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Subsequent comments should be made in a new section on this talk page. No further edits should be made to this section.

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I'm pretty sure what the caption will say: Woody Hayes and friend. - President Gerald Ford, Commencement Address, 1974.

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Your anecdote is irrelevant and your elevator friends are incorrect. 169.253.162.2 (talk) 22:50, 9 November 2022 (UTC)

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external sources (try a Google search), then it is more appropriate to name the Knowledge article The University of X.

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No clue what the story is there, so I'll let one of the regular editors figure out what (if anything) to do about it.

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doubt many people confuse schools in Oregon, Ohio and Oklahoma, Tennessee and Texas, or California and South Carolina.

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arguments behind, these 5 schools, OU, KSU, Miami, UC and OSU are capable of standing up to other very good schools.

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When I say compromise, I mean editors arguing that "the Ohio State University" (official) + "Ohio State" (common) = "

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in the page, but if you're adamant that it be present in the taxonomy, I'm sure thee's a way to extend it somehow. --

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Why do we need to have the "Big Ten" included in the infobox twice, once in the sporting_affiliations parameter as "

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who follows U.S. collegiate athletics would consider "the Ohio State University" to be the correct AND common name.

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Reasons both historical and contemporary for viewing Ohio State as the flagship of Ohio's public university system.

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on the university's web site is titled in bold letters, "About Ohio State", not "About The Ohio State University".

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to be exact), so I know how OCD some OSU alum can be on that kind of stuff. I would just leave it as is right now.

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I am assuming nothing, I'm simply stating extant consensus, operant guidelines, and facts from the world at large.

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http://www.durangoherald.com/article/20110723/SPORTS02/707239904/0/Sports01/NCAA-will-not-further-punish-Ohio-State

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Per the manual of style for university articles, the lead image in the infobox should be the university's academic

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I'll put it back, there was no consensus to remove it although discussion is certainly encouraged on the subject.--

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I afraid that 6 to 4 is not a consensus to move. Perhaps opening a new debate with your ideas above is in order. —

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people would look for Ohio State under “O,” especially non-buckeyes who forget the technicality. For example, the

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I must note that there are several articles on Knowledge that use the longer more official name for institutions

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United States Patent and Trademark Office finally granted Ohio State's request to have the word "THE" trademarked

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and then showing that no violations occurred, seconded by the NCAA, proving that these activities did not happen

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Which places the present admitted student in the college above the 95th percentile in admissions and around the

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to delete these "External links modified" talk page sections if they want to de-clutter talk pages, but see the

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to delete these "External links modified" talk page sections if they want to de-clutter talk pages, but see the

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Penn State and U. of Michigan do have it on their profiles (the only two I checked before deleting the section)

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I think the picture of the new lab in the middle of the article needs to be reduced to keep the h-scroll intact.

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self-described mission and the role it plays on campus than does "op-ed."--Sam Harmon 18:06, 25 April 2006 (UTC)

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enlightenment has not shined everywhere. 2601:1C2:4E00:2100:7471:6558:41FE:5E44 (talk) 08:39, 9 May 2022 (UTC)

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there are other articles that don't meet those guidelines and have escaped broader attention from the community

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no, it should go back to way it was before jojhutton started edit warring with everyone to get his version in.

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I would appreciate some feedback and assistance with the tasks identified (or any others you believe we need).

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I get that Ohio State is officially "THE Ohio State University", but nobody is going to confuse it with, say,

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I have already done this in a text file. I can post the recommendations this weekend and we can collaborate.

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Added info on Student Orgs and government, and had to correct a few of my own errors, but all should be well.

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It's blindingly clear that it should not be the The Ohio State University, and it's clear to others as well.

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commonly used, and C: not explicitly rejected in common usage (you know, the three basic premises in THE).

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The way I see it, the title of the article should be named as the subject is most regularly referred. See

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But does not reflect the consensus of other editors - so it should be reverted to the pre-jojhutton state.

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importance in NE Ohio, with a very large and strong base of alumni, you don't wanna make those people mad.

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Moved page from "Ohio State University" to "The Ohio State University". Now a question and answer session:

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to get THE fixed, since, as I pointed out above, it specifically addresses your objection and rejects it.

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http://www.regrettheerror.com/2008/04/07/la-times-officially-retracts-article-about-tupac-shakur-shooting/

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Surely you don't think organizations choose their names without considerations of image and marketing. --

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http://web.archive.org/web/20060929233821/http://library.osu.edu:80/sites/archives/manuscripts/part1a.htm

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Things like the mirror lake jump in have been covered by tons of reliable sources. That can be included.

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I've corrected the university's endowment to reflect its total at year's end 2005. Here's my reference:

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Point of order Should this discussion be listed on WP:RM? Madcoverboy (talk) 19:33, 2 August 2010 (UTC)

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I just wasted a little time on it, and I think it's now pretty neutral and reasonably well thought out.

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Thanks for the advice. I'm building the entry on my user page and will shift to public in a few weeks.

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http://www.deseretnews.com/article/640067/Time-magazine-also-retracts-its-Vietnam-nerve-gas-story.html

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OK, I'll bite. What is you evidence that "The Ohio State University" isn't, A: the official name, B:

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is the proper title of the institution, despite the fact that naming conventions says don't include "

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to back up your request, without which no information should be added to, or changed in, any article

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stylistic thing, although if someone could show me where it originated, I might change my mind. –

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I don't really know what is going on with all these sections, so I'll just post here. Google News

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University" unless you went there. It's marketing PR that has no place in a neutral encyclopedia.

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It's Ohio State University. there is no "the". I went there, received my BS degree. I should know.

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when one realizes that Ohio State is tied for the 21st best public university in the US, and that

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Much better! I moved it to the second paragraph of the lede and made some edits to trim details.

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at all. Sections like Student Life are far too descriptive. If all of that information is really

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Jeff Lyttle is a graduate of The Ohio State University and has worked as a professional writer...

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I've changed the date of the vote on Ohio State's early curriculum and focus to 1873. Referance:

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when it is not necessary for disambiguation and would complicate searches. Note, however, that

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before doing mass systematic removals. This message is updated dynamically through the template

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located there. We need to resolve this issue at the level of the naming conventions, I think.

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Anyone who know the Geographic coordinate system of each OSU campus please help filling it out.

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At the Wexner Center for the Arts, built at The Ohio State University in 1982-89, Eisenman's...

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Could someone, a student or faculty member perhaps, request the logo and place it on the page?

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version, the only thing that I think should change is the name over the seal in the info box.

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My previous argument wasn't a good one considering that category names can be corrected as in

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Another option would be to have the article link to a separate page with a table of rankings.

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It's mentioned in the article, though the link appears to be dead. You can find also find it

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and those guidelines depend quite heavily on there being multiple independent sources. That

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Feel free to restore the editsemiprotected tag when these souces have been provided. Thanks.

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Those are the two colors that are currently used in the infobox. Where do you see an issue?

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Most images were excellent, but the OSU logo and the athletics logo were not accompanied by

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Buckeyes incorrectly links to the OSU page now. The word could refer to a number of things.

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wikipedia conventions, the page needs to stay where it is, under "Ohio State University" --

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http://www2.nbc4i.com/sports/2011/jun/03/2/football-buckeye-dad-threatens-sue-si-ar-518342/

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James G. Gosselink, Professor Emeritus, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

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Perhaps there is no doubt in your mind; there is demonstrably doubt out there, however. --

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As for "official sources don't support that", you can't get any more official than Ohio's

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it's not clear what changes you want to be made. Please mention the specific changes in a

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FWIW, Google bombing to assess common name usage reveals that "The Ohio State University"

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http://web.archive.org/web/20140115191304/http://php.aaas.org/about/aaas_fellows/list.php

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Next time provide a link before you misquote someone or take their words out of context.

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I agree that a new logo needs placed on this page. I'd like to see the Red Square logo.

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page shouldn't be protected, and if Jojhutton continues, s/he should simply be blocked.

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While you work this through, I've protected the article so it maintains some stability.

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discussion on the common name. As I see it, they're two totally separate conversations.

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Eh... I might be tempted to agree, but I don't think we could substantiate that opinion.

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I am just curious. Based upon the sentence in the following: "Although Ohio operates a

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The discussion has been closed, and the result will be found in the closer's comment.

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If you found an error with any archives or the URLs themselves, you can fix them with

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If you found an error with any archives or the URLs themselves, you can fix them with

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is clear majority usage, we should follow, but I doubt it is. Do most people call OSU

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acceptable and is a correct usage of the university's proper, legal name since 1878.--

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The "naming conventions" policy referenced by Lowellian is a logical extrapolation of

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think we should do with this article?--Paul McDonald (talk) 20:18, 1 June 2010 (UTC)

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is not required for edits to unprotected pages, or pending changes protected pages.

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is against you. Look at the article history and stop with the consistency arguments.

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of Knowledge articles. Articles pertaining to colleges and universities (other than

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The last sentence of the first paragraph in the history section makes note of this.--

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Sounds good - Google Earth should be a good source too, probably the best available.

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in external sources". Please note that "reasonably common" is a much lower bar than

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Take the number of Google Books hits per name and see which name is used more often.

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The template cuts info and I would like to revert it, but would like some feedback.

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thats fine, but its not a justification for not using the schools official title.--

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I don't understand why "The" is not included in the title of the article. Based on

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Take the number of Google News hits per name and see which name is used more often.

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I just changed to its official name and redirect your original page to the new one.

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or something and get the coordinates from the URL. I could get them if you'd like.

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errors that I've made is entirely welcome. (Sam Harmon 21:34, 24 April 2006 (UTC))

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You don't know how annoying that "The" silliness is to those of us who've attended

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All-USA Academic First Team. Since 2000, 49 Ohio State students have been awarded

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Ohio State University", that doesn't change the fact that the name is what it is.

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player who was up for the running, his "stock" dropped after the game. S.Rodgers--

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the Miami campus as fact. Does anybody have any relevant ref. on the matter? --

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name is The Ohio State University. Hammersbach (talk) 18:16, 2 August 2010 (UTC)

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This happened in California. Guess Ohio enlightenment has not shined everywhere.

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to have subheadings under each college or department so it would read as follows:

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Ya, adding "THE" would cost extra.--Jojhutton (talk) 15:01, 3 August 2010 (UTC)

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Whether the "flagship" status of a university can be presented as objective fact

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The article was very broad in its coverage, which was good. However, it was not

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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have someone delete it just because there is little content on 2000-2010 OSU.

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the article is full protected because you keep edit warring against consensus.

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Doesn't having the page titled with "The" penalize people for not typing it in?

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Subsequent comments should be made in a new section on this talk page or in a

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Comment I agree with Jeffrey's suggestion. Enigmamsg 22:25, 1 June 2010 (UTC)

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Subsequent comments should be made in a new section on this talk page or in a

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The article title debate - The Ohio State University vs. Ohio State University

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Ranked as one of the best Midwestern public universities in the United States

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and hope more will in the future. In the meantime, we should continue on the

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also has a reference to it's Public Ivy status within it's lead paragraphs.

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Disagree, it's clear to me that it should be the The Ohio State University.

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under the protection of copyright law. The formal request was worth a shot.

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Although the Knowledge article naming conventions state not to use the word

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http://www.petersons.com/ugchannel/code/InstVC.asp?inunid=7934&sponsor=1

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and the university's logo - the proper name is "The Ohio State University."

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football game summary, but it's always understood as just an abbreviation.

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Change instances of “The Ohio State University” to “Ohio State University”

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we're well within our legal rights to post the logo as public domain or by

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per naming conventions and my own comments the last time this was mooted.

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Homer Woodson Hargiss (his full real name) was often called "Bill Hargiss"

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By my reading you are the only editor that that is advocating the change.

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school. And yet, this usage still hasn't been adopted by others! Example:

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Maybe all of the other ones should have a redirect to their real names? -

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Okay, duly noted and struck. Stand by my oppose per all other reasons. –

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different course of action should have been taken, please reply to this.

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Two more points I'd like to emphasize again: 1. Naming conventions are a

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after the link to keep me from modifying it. Alternatively, you can add

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Ohio State University," so that should be the title of the article. See

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is ranked just one place below that (at 26th). Moreover, Ohio State is

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University without a "The". Madcoverboy (talk) 22:16, 1 June 2010 (UTC)

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the discussion of the one historical event that is adequately covered.

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just thought i would let someone know, there is no OSU Cortland campus

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The section on schools and colleges should not be just a collection of

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William J. Mitsch, Professor, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio

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Isn't this "The" nonsense all made up by some pundit of the university?

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It does seem to be the official name, by all reliable indicators. See

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is to avoid definite articles if in doubt, and in conflicts between a

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Notice the nomenclature. He uses, "the" not "a"...not "one of the"

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Your anecdote is irrelevant and your elevator friends are incorrect.

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should revert until a clear consensus supporting any change emerges.

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Also, no one person has ever denied that the official school name is

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A list of uses by credited sources other than the university itself:

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sources. As I stated before, no one is disputing the official name.

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I am hereby formally requesting a release of a low resolution (: -->

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The following discussion is an archived discussion of the proposal.

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The following discussion is an archived discussion of the proposal.

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piece from that city up north uses it. Other Opinion pieces such as

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per above. "The" is a stylistic approach that does not reflect the

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academic experience similar to that of an Ivy League university."?

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facts. We can call it a guideline if that's more familiar to you.

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Move was requested, as it is not possible to move it on it's own.--

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If you check older history of the page, the word is supposed to be

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to keep me off the page altogether. I made the following changes:

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Agreed, it's clear to me that it should be Ohio State University.

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The above discussion is preserved as an archive of the proposal.

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The references that were used in the article were appropriate and

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The above discussion is preserved as an archive of the proposal.

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It doesn't matter what the university calls itself as we use the

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A rather childish, and timely, response from an administrator...

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per use common names and the last time this was beaten to death.

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schools. We lowered the number to be in line with these schools.

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welcome. Thanks again. --Sam Harmon 20:12, 30 April 2006 (UTC)

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James Earl Carter, Jr. (his full real name) went by Jimmy Carter

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doesn't call use the definite article, nor do (my eclectic mix)

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Colors need to be changed to correct ones “ruby and porpoise “

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combined-5), endowment resources; amount of research conducted

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but that's another matter worth discussing within the article.

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Ohio State University", tongue in cheek though it may sound. --

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Infomation needed to be added in Category:Ohio State University

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that usage has caught on elsewhere. This is a weak version of

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Its probably because such a designation would be embarassing!

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is not advocating anything other than the line his coin took.

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use the definite article in their titles (they don't anyway).

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Architecture - From Prehistory to Postmodernity (2nd Edition)

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template to the History section to encourage its expansion.

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When you have finished reviewing my changes, please set the

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http://library.osu.edu/sites/archives/manuscripts/part1a.htm

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When you have finished reviewing my changes, please set the

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The linking and searching argument simply doesn't fly. --

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Here would be my arguments to each of the above two points:

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The Hilander Research Library also has a wikipedia article.

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page does not have the correct colors for the web, as shown

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Their shirts most definitely do not say "THE Ohio State". ←

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Knowledge talk:WikiProject Universities#Article_consistency

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Knowledge article constitutes fair use. In addition to the

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Branch Campus Geographic Coordinates

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among other reasons. The article is at the perfect title.

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in all cases, then perhaps you need to start a discussion

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Please read the relevant policy pages. The requirement is

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I suggest that you not "find it necessary" until there is

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for additional information. I made the following changes:

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http://en.wikipedia.org/Wikipedia:WikiProject_Universities

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Fair use rationale for Image:Ohio State buckeyes logo.png

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section. I, also, would like to see more content in the

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Here is the link to the Category:Ohio State University,(

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Douche? But of course! (talk) 17:08, 24 May 2010 (UTC)

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Are you advocating for including this in the article?

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I have just added archive links to 2 external links on

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article should be labeled with or without the "The." ++

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Check out the logo in the article and go to the website

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sentence of this article be changed to the following:

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The article stood like this until Jojo switched it on

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and others, makes this issue seem pretty clear to me.

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more quickly (and probably approved). Good job! :) --

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http://en.wikipedia.org/Category:Ohio_State_University

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Please re-read THEUNI - there is no requirement that

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Dr. Richard Strauss and the Student Sex Abuse Scandal

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Prominent inclusion of knife incident under "History"

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for "The Ohio State University". Also check out the

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all refer to Ohio State University without a "The".

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has garnered exactly zero objections, for instance.

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College of Medicine and Public Health: Primary care

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Isn't having "The" in the title rather pretentious?

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13096:"Cream of the Crop" Ohio State boasts top scholars 13054:. No further edits should be made to this section. 12796:and the University of Illinois is in Knowledge as 12564:Ohio State University vs The Ohio State University 12557:. No further edits should be made to this section. 11401:they have fought over their use of the "the"... - 10036:Ohio State University vs The Ohio State University 8889:00:57, 2 July 2012 (UTC) 01:20, 2 July 2012 (UTC) 7993:you need to accept that consensus is against you. 3076:U.S. News & World Reports in its college guide 2488:-- this may also be of interest to add somewhere: 12347:Don't know where you get your facts from, but it 10929:http://undergrad.osu.edu/cost-and-aid/basic-costs 4844:during the organization's 107 years of existence? 3643:a direct quote from the naming conventions page: 2851:the move. It does not present any advantages as " 2572:The first point is easy to prove, simply look at 1437:Mershon Center for International Security Studies 1222:Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center 835:, as that makes it easier to leave you comments. 12127:Please refer to Parsecboy's reply to you above. 11507:I am not advocating for anything. I was asking. 9994:it's a pretty commonly asked question apparently 6633:, our school color Identity is scarlet and gray: 4477:most common, Ohio State University is certainly 4356:. I am sympathetic with the above statement by 4314:; comments must include reasons to carry weight. 3398:. Harmony House. pp. pp. 8, 13, 15, 17, 81, 87. 1897:College of Medicine and Public Health: Research 10886:Semi-protected edit request on 19 February 2020 10284:"Carolina," etc.) but the article is literally 9436:http://php.aaas.org/about/aaas_fellows/list.php 9185:Category:Optometry schools in the United States 8765:Humor me this, if there are articles like this 8551:@ 06:58, 8 Kislev 5771 / 15 November 2010 (UTC) 6221:The periods are a question of style; if indeed 5238:section is fine, but there are too many in the 3957:and carry out its spirit, instead. After all, 3712:gives 4.3 million of them, as compared to only 2351:A question about Ohio State University's system 777:content.--Sam Harmon 04:46, 26 April 2006 (UTC) 11723:name is not "reasonably common". Some editors 10535:But you have to look at the examples given on 9474:This message was posted before February 2018. 9336:This message was posted before February 2018. 9151:. And this is a link to our Toppled Top page: 8871:http://www.osu.edu/resources/styleguide.html#o 7187:For the record, Google Books has ~1.1 million 6465:There is currently an RfC on this question at 3338:Chemistry - The Central Science Eighth Edition 3070:I doubt that you can make that argument. The 1464: 1455: 1406: 1397: 1370: 1361: 1333: 1324: 1279: 1270: 1241: 1232: 1195: 1186: 9672:Semi-protected edit request on 1 January 2017 8604:. I left a user talk message for him/her. 5617:I questioned the fair representation without 4631:Questioning accuracy of survey with few votes 3660:Thus, until someone brings forth evidence of 3106:and a variety of university-related entities. 2277:Geographic coordinate system for OSU campuses 1169: 891:somehow spin it into some "point of pride."-- 267:Done. SwissCelt you were welcome to move it. 11173:Semi-protected edit request on 15 March 2023 9785:, when the usage of the definite article at 6376:It definitely deserves its own article. --- 5504:(images are tagged and non-free images have 4232: 3668:, the conventions page supports the move to 3139: 2977:Hi, I just sent a request for feedback from 1725:Ohio State University College of Engineering 681:Academics, Alumni Section & Hockeye Link 12790:University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 12450:People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals 11260:Semi-protected edit request on 7 April 2023 10286:University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 7779:so the 2-3 years of bullshit regarding the 7632:Although, as one editor stated in a recent 6809:Regional Campus list to disambiguation page 6406:it might warrant at least its own section. 4481:of usage then "The Ohio State University". 3922:argument to be made for naming the article 2989:Knowledge:Peer_review/Ohio_State_University 2578:when referring to the university as a whole 12823:The following is a closed discussion of a 10575:, and the results from google analysis by 9193:Ohio State University#College of Optometry 9189:Ohio State University College of Optometry 7599:the official name doesn't matter right now 5868:polling is not a substitute for discussion 5576:Similar to the comments that were left by 3393: 3279:. John Wiley & Sons, Inc. pp. p. iii. 2553:Doesn't having "The" in the title violate 1176: 1162: 12053:per BDD, with precisely the same logic. 11729:very rare cases and for very good reasons 11339:we regularly omit "The" in article titles 10841:section as it is for similar scandals at 10337:~3.9m hits while "Ohio State University" 9414:I have just modified 2 external links on 7728:just point to when newbies come editing? 6829:Edit request from Thgeneral, 20 June 2010 6592:Aerospace Engineering Research Laboratory 6526:to see the aforementioned legal notices. 5568:was for the most part good. However, the 4282:— This is what the university is called. 3938:be the article name, with redirects from 3634:, which says not to use direct articles. 3068:...if that usage has caught on elsewhere. 1028:I'm not certain that the use of the term 12446:National Collegiate Athletic Association 12333:most common, name for the university. – 11794:On the fence, but leaning towards oppose 11130:Including "Big Ten" in the infobox twice 8398:A discussion on this topic has begun at 7512:Right. There have been arguements that 6356:The Ohio State University Medical Center 713:--Sam Harmon 05:10, 25 April 2006 (UTC) 393:page. Please add/delete as necessary. -- 352:that a similar statute says the name of 12900:This is a contested technical request ( 12798:University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign 8400:Knowledge talk:WikiProject Universities 6640:The Ohio State University Red (Scarlet) 5651:. Once you add that, they will be fine. 4165: 3988: 3866:the Talk page for Ohio State University 2901: 2533:but it was vandalized. I corrected it. 1597:So-called "vandalism" on 12 August 2006 1499:The Ohio State University Marching Band 1355:William Oxley Thompson Memorial Library 143:The correct name of this university is 14: 12998:. We should move it there, if at all. 10787:University" as the more common usage. 10583:~3.9m hits vs "Ohio State University" 10148:2601:1C2:4E00:2100:7471:6558:41FE:5E44 9968:2601:1C2:4E00:2100:ADA2:7904:8394:D53F 9879:is based on a faulty understanding of 7534:be common in say, Northern Michigan.-- 6695: 6572: 6439: 6337:There is no Ohio State Cortland campus 6333:What is the average GPA of the school 5735:Knowledge:Fair use rationale guideline 4682:Ohio State fills the state's needs as 4667:before the dawning of the Rhodes era. 3274: 3249: 651:I redirected Buckeyes so it points to 44:Do not edit the contents of this page. 11608:It was proposed in this section that 10491:'s point about easy linking is moot. 9463:to let others know (documentation at 8669:) 16:33, 27 July 2011 (UTC)Buckeyeboy 6467:Talk:University of Maine#Flagship RFC 3569:614-292-4272 or check their website: 3335: 3196: 2510:(in the first sentence) redirects to 2048:College of Medicine and Public Health 1248:College of Medicine and Public Health 12842:The result of the move request was: 12794:Oklahoma State University–Stillwater 11668:The result of the move request was: 11596: 11471:Ohio State wants to trademark "The"? 10728:Ya, adding "THE" would cost extra.-- 10626:Should this discussion be listed on 9153:http://optometry.osu.edu/toppledtop/ 8778:and cite it as a verifiable source? 7669:(which is similar to this article), 6865:Sources please, before I change it? 5161:Hahahaha, I feel the same way, Sam. 4842:Association of American Universities 4344:"you don't like it" doesn't help. -- 3199:As It Were - Stories of Old Columbus 1719:. If any team stands out, it's the 1226:OSU Agricultural Technical Institute 943:Done. I just hope I did it right.-- 25: 12454:North American Free Trade Agreement 12387:from their library, for example. -- 10316:Knowledge guideline on common names 10254:I agree with Jeffrey's suggestion. 8875:http://www.osu.edu/news/history.php 6663:•CMYK: four-color process formula: 6630:FYI, according to the school policy 4260:to move, per the discussion below. 23: 12657:(talk) 15:41, 2 August 2010 (UTC) 12648:(talk) 15:32, 2 August 2010 (UTC) 11800:. And I attended college in Ohio ( 10314:I suggest you review the relevant 8259:I'm not saying I agree or disagree 7867:changed it for no policy reason.-- 7699:University of Southern Mississippi 6645:•CMYK: four-color process formula: 5934:stated above. Apples and oranges. 5699:Image:Ohio State buckeyes logo.png 5689: 5499:, where possible and appropriate. 5465: 3910:. The administration's preferred 1972:US News and World Report: National 1817:US News and World Report: National 385:Wikiproject: Universities template 24: 13121: 11731:) includes the definite article. 11525:on June 21, 2022. Go figure. -- 10487:already redirects to the page so 9623:In the mean time, I have added a 9418:. Please take a moment to review 9280:. Please take a moment to review 7679:The College of William & Mary 7628:Ohio State University in the lead 5809:— In light of the recent move of 5581:of interest section seems like a 3802:. The other pretty clearly says 3201:. Red Mountain Press. pp. p. 85. 2741:. The name of the university is " 1252:Max M. Fisher College of Business 934:Alumni & Time Magazine Covers 12359:common variant, only that it is 11600: 11545:lead Section - Public Ivy Status 11325: 11267: 11228: 11180: 10954: 10939:) 03:59, 19 February 2020 (UTC) 10893: 9871:) overrule broader consensus at 9867:does not (and more importantly, 9729: 9679: 8524: 7847:. everyone was fine until then. 7443: 7412: 5733:. Using one of the templates at 5544: 5525: 5511: 5484: 5464: 5461:Fair representation without bias 5441: 5431: 5410: 5396: 5382: 5355: 5341: 3234:and writes a history column for 1765:Category:Ohio State University. 1702:Colleges Schools and Departments 902:Heisman potentials come to "die" 29: 12225:, over the current redirect. A 11347:is a redirect to this article. 8497:research university located in 5955:does not seem relevant here. — 5784:The result of the proposal was 5216:I just redid the OSU template ( 4778:the anon edit, be my guest.. -- 4256:The result of the proposal was 4021:The page was recently moved to 3466:the move should be reverted. -- 2480:Special projects in engineering 1571:University Area, Columbus, Ohio 1306:Ohio State University Golf Club 195:state universities in Ohio. -- 154:Motion seconded and carried! -- 139:This page is incorrectly titled 13107:Fulbright Scholarship Database 13100: 13089: 13075: 13061: 12460:over the more common Beatles, 12355:does not require it to be the 11477:Should this be in the article? 9076:00:23, 16 September 2014 (UTC) 9059:18:47, 15 September 2014 (UTC) 9045:17:56, 15 September 2014 (UTC) 9028:03:52, 12 September 2012 (UTC) 9014:03:37, 12 September 2012 (UTC) 8822:Indiana University Bloomington 8573:16:00, 20 September 2011 (UTC) 8111:21:28, 29 September 2010 (UTC) 7989:19:15, 29 September 2010 (UTC) 7965:19:02, 29 September 2010 (UTC) 7950:18:54, 29 September 2010 (UTC) 7936:18:49, 29 September 2010 (UTC) 7922:comes into pay and think that 7912:18:38, 29 September 2010 (UTC) 7877:21:52, 21 September 2010 (UTC) 7859:15:09, 21 September 2010 (UTC) 7817:19:03, 16 September 2010 (UTC) 7795:18:41, 16 September 2010 (UTC) 7762:18:35, 16 September 2010 (UTC) 7740:14:55, 16 September 2010 (UTC) 7722:00:49, 16 September 2010 (UTC) 7687:United States Military Academy 6658:The Ohio State University Gray 6323:07:36, 14 September 2008 (UTC) 5872:Knowledge's naming conventions 5747:Media copyright questions page 5304:01:23, 17 September 2007 (UTC) 5281:19:47, 13 September 2007 (UTC) 4369:, (whose "The", incidentally, 3959:Knowledge is not a bureaucracy 3926:. However, applying a bit of 3080:The Lantern (school newspaper) 2620:Didn't we discuss this before? 2514:. I'll change the redirect to 2367:. For example, if we look at 1975:US News and World Report: Ohio 1820:US News and World Report: Ohio 1750:2) It clutters up the article 1735:05:09, 15 September 2006 (UTC) 1621:Bowling Green State University 1495:Activities & Organizations 1137:Template:Ohio_State_University 459:23:34, 23 September 2005 (UTC) 449:18:58, 15 September 2005 (UTC) 13: 1: 11466:08:36, 23 November 2018 (UTC) 10949:03:59, 19 February 2020 (UTC) 10843:Pennsylvania State University 10579:("The Ohio State University" 10077:23:58, 25 February 2010 (UTC) 9996:. 17:36, 10 June 2014 (UTC) 9909:as well. Good info to know.-- 9837:The schools official name is 9247:general notability guidelines 9164:Julie at Ohio State Optometry 8826:Southern Methodist University 8519:04:25, 14 November 2010 (UTC) 7667:Pennsylvania State University 7663:University of Texas at Austin 6824:22:22, 31 December 2009 (UTC) 6804:21:58, 25 November 2009 (UTC) 6790:16:30, 25 November 2009 (UTC) 6733:Removed following paragraph: 6724:04:56, 7 September 2009 (UTC) 6709:21:28, 6 September 2009 (UTC) 6688:21:09, 6 September 2009 (UTC) 6621:21:22, 6 September 2009 (UTC) 6586:21:42, 6 September 2009 (UTC) 6453:21:52, 6 September 2009 (UTC) 5860:, then sign your comment with 5716:boilerplate fair use template 5639:11:44, 23 February 2008 (UTC) 5110:The University System of Ohio 4434:Pennsylvania State University 4034:06:36, 12 February 2007 (UTC) 3776:, NOT a rule. There are only 3721:rule is not to use articles. 3238:. In chapter 21, Lentz says " 3140:Trachtenberg, Marvin (2002). 2996:10:38, 29 December 2006 (UTC) 2781:02:54, 30 December 2006 (UTC) 2754:14:55, 29 December 2006 (UTC) 2718:14:34, 29 December 2006 (UTC) 2672:20:59, 26 December 2006 (UTC) 2655:20:37, 26 December 2006 (UTC) 2639:19:30, 26 December 2006 (UTC) 2629:19:22, 26 December 2006 (UTC) 2484:There is an artcle about the 1956:Is something like this good? 1913:Table shortened to save space 1339:Ohio State University Airport 588:12:10, 21 November 2005 (UTC) 571:18:01, 20 November 2005 (UTC) 558:06:58, 20 November 2005 (UTC) 547:05:21, 20 November 2005 (UTC) 510:22:18, 11 February 2006 (UTC) 495:06:36, 20 November 2005 (UTC) 250:to Ohio State University. -- 223:21:00, 19 November 2005 (UTC) 101:Elaboration of Campus section 86:I added some external links. 12816:Requested move 19 March 2018 12462:Globe Life Park in Arlington 12456:over the more common NAFTA, 11447:15:07, 20 October 2018 (UTC) 10996:Any objections to this edit? 10864:School publications section? 10294:University of South Carolina 10170:22:50, 9 November 2022 (UTC) 9645:01:09, 8 December 2016 (UTC) 9619:00:18, 8 December 2016 (UTC) 9604:01:30, 6 December 2016 (UTC) 9587:01:27, 6 December 2016 (UTC) 9566:01:17, 6 December 2016 (UTC) 9124:04:33, 8 December 2014 (UTC) 9106:22:43, 7 December 2012 (UTC) 8834:Ohio State Buckeyes football 8426:16:34, 29 October 2010 (UTC) 8412:11:22, 15 October 2010 (UTC) 8394:18:37, 14 October 2010 (UTC) 8378:19:23, 12 October 2010 (UTC) 8345:23:35, 12 October 2010 (UTC) 8322:15:25, 12 October 2010 (UTC) 8064:15:24, 12 October 2010 (UTC) 7892:23:02, 9 November 2022 (UTC) 7838:23:01, 9 November 2022 (UTC) 6769:07:44, 11 October 2009 (UTC) 6351:04:20, 27 January 2009 (UTC) 5994:section below, with link to 5911:Knowledge:Naming conventions 5743:criteria for speedy deletion 5545: 5526: 5512: 5485: 5442: 5432: 5411: 5397: 5383: 5356: 5342: 5212:Some comments on the article 5071:their "unique mission" is.-- 4105:State University of New York 3966:05:33, 16 January 2007 (UTC) 3901:00:36, 13 January 2007 (UTC) 3889:22:55, 12 January 2007 (UTC) 3619:George Washington University 3615:George Washington University 2538:15:07, 1 December 2006 (UTC) 2524:05:50, 1 December 2006 (UTC) 2497:15:54, 1 November 2006 (UTC) 2436:07:07, 9 December 2006 (UTC) 2413:21:04, 1 December 2006 (UTC) 2394:00:32, 29 October 2006 (UTC) 2380:10:28, 28 October 2006 (UTC) 2340:02:51, 14 October 2006 (UTC) 2327:19:43, 13 October 2006 (UTC) 2313:18:12, 13 October 2006 (UTC) 2297:17:46, 13 October 2006 (UTC) 2126:Political Science Department 676:01:11, 7 February 2006 (UTC) 609:23:26, 2 December 2005 (UTC) 481:05:03, 19 October 2005 (UTC) 437:Items that could use mention 181:)] 01:12, Dec 11, 2004 (UTC) 7: 12990:. Look at the article, the 12986:Never going to happen, per 12810:23:47, 12 August 2023 (UTC) 11802:Youngstown State University 11517:21:36, 14 August 2019 (UTC) 11503:19:16, 14 August 2019 (UTC) 11488:18:53, 14 August 2019 (UTC) 11475:I was reading this online. 11431:part of the OSU campus? --- 11294:to reactivate your request. 11282:has been answered. Set the 11207:to reactivate your request. 11195:has been answered. Set the 11008:The flagship school of the 10920:to reactivate your request. 10908:has been answered. Set the 10881:17:49, 29 August 2018 (UTC) 10545:"William Jefferson Clinton" 9755:17:19, 1 January 2017 (UTC) 9724:15:28, 1 January 2017 (UTC) 9706:to reactivate your request. 9694:has been answered. 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Thanks! -- 1553: 1550: 1534: 1533: 1532: 1531: 1524: 1503: 1502: 1490:Hang on Sloopy 1463: 1453: 1452: 1441:Mobius project 1413:Buckeye Bullet 1405: 1395: 1394: 1391:WOSU-TV / WPBO 1369: 1359: 1358: 1332: 1322: 1321: 1314:St. John Arena 1298:UM-OSU Rivalry 1286:Brutus Buckeye 1278: 1268: 1267: 1240: 1230: 1229: 1194: 1184: 1183: 1181: 1180: 1173: 1166: 1158: 1149: 1139: 1134: 1133: 1132: 1131: 1130: 1117: 1116: 1105: 1104: 1103: 1102: 1101: 1100: 1085: 1084: 1083: 1082: 1061: 1060: 1059: 1058: 1045: 1044: 1020: 1017: 1016: 1015: 1004: 1003: 998: 997: 982: 981:2006 NFL Draft 979: 978: 977: 955: 952: 951: 950: 935: 932: 918: 915: 903: 900: 899: 898: 871: 868: 854:69.211.223.251 843: 842: 817: 814: 813: 812: 811: 810: 803: 802: 787: 786:Alumni Section 784: 783: 782: 781: 780: 779: 778: 769: 768: 767: 766: 757: 750: 743: 741: 740: 718: 715: 707: 704: 698: 695: 682: 679: 667: 664: 663: 662: 638: 635: 622: 619: 618: 617: 616: 615: 614: 613: 612: 611: 595: 594: 593: 592: 591: 590: 576: 575: 574: 573: 561: 560: 539: 536: 535: 534: 520: 517: 485: 466: 463: 462: 461: 440: 438: 435: 434: 433: 402: 399: 386: 383: 382: 381: 349: 348: 334: 333: 303: 302: 301: 300: 299: 298: 297: 296: 279: 278: 277: 276: 275: 274: 260: 259: 258: 257: 241: 240: 230: 229: 228: 227: 226: 225: 210: 209: 208: 207: 183: 182: 140: 137: 135: 133: 132: 131: 130: 129: 128: 127: 126: 116: 115: 114: 113: 102: 99: 71: 68: 65: 64: 52: 51: 34: 15: 9: 6: 4: 3: 2: 13122: 13108: 13103: 13097: 13092: 13085: 13084: 13078: 13071: 13070: 13064: 13060: 13055: 13053: 13048: 13043: 13038: 13037: 13033: 13027: 13023: 13017: 13014: 13011: 13009: 13005: 13001: 13000:Jack N. Stock 12997: 12993: 12992:WP:COMMONNAME 12989: 12985: 12982: 12980: 12976: 12972: 12968: 12965: 12963: 12960: 12958: 12952: 12948: 12945: 12943: 12939: 12935: 12931: 12925: 12924:Sjmaiklee0216 12920: 12919: 12915: 12911: 12907: 12903: 12898: 12897: 12896: 12895: 12891: 12887: 12886:Sjmaiklee0216 12882: 12877: 12871: 12870: 12866: 12862: 12861:In ictu oculi 12856: 12851: 12848: 12845: 12838: 12836: 12831: 12826: 12821: 12820: 12811: 12807: 12803: 12799: 12795: 12791: 12786: 12778: 12777: 12776: 12775: 12774: 12773: 12772: 12762: 12753: 12752: 12750: 12749: 12748: 12747: 12746: 12745: 12744: 12743: 12742: 12728: 12727: 12724: 12723: 12720: 12719: 12717: 12716: 12715: 12702: 12701: 12698: 12697: 12696: 12695: 12694: 12693: 12692: 12682: 12674: 12673: 12670: 12669: 12667: 12659: 12658: 12655: 12654: 12653: 12652: 12651: 12650: 12649: 12640: 12636: 12632: 12627: 12626: 12624: 12618: 12617: 12616: 12615: 12614: 12607: 12604: 12603: 12598: 12587: 12586: 12583: 12582: 12579: 12578: 12576: 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12099:WP:COMMONNAME 12096: 12095: 12094: 12093: 12090: 12086: 12082: 12077: 12074: 12072: 12068: 12064: 12060: 12059:official name 12056: 12052: 12049: 12048: 12031: 12027: 12023: 12018: 12017: 12016: 12012: 12008: 12004: 12003:WP:COMMONNAME 12000: 11996: 11991: 11990: 11985: 11982:Quoting from 11981: 11980: 11979: 11975: 11971: 11967: 11963: 11959: 11954: 11949: 11946: 11942: 11941: 11939: 11938: 11937: 11933: 11929: 11925: 11921: 11920: 11919: 11915: 11911: 11907: 11903: 11902: 11901: 11897: 11893: 11889: 11888: 11887: 11886: 11885: 11884: 11879: 11875: 11871: 11866: 11865: 11864: 11860: 11856: 11852: 11851:official name 11848: 11847:WP:COMMONNAME 11844: 11840: 11837: 11833: 11829: 11825: 11821: 11817: 11816: 11815: 11811: 11807: 11803: 11799: 11795: 11792: 11788: 11784: 11780: 11776: 11772: 11771: 11770: 11766: 11762: 11758: 11756: 11752: 11748: 11745: 11744: 11743: 11742: 11738: 11734: 11730: 11726: 11721: 11717: 11715: 11709: 11705: 11700: 11695: 11690: 11689: 11685: 11681: 11676: 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