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Activists Speak Out for Detained Casa Fiesta Workers

Approximately 50 students and community members gathered in the cold on the southeast corner of Tappan Square last Saturday, Nov. 8, in honor of the three men detained in the recent raid on Casa Fiesta.

College, High School Grapple with Town-Grown Relationship

Of all the forms taken by Oberlin's much-discussed "town-gown divide," the gap in access to educational resources is one of the most apparent. Though the College has implemented many outreach and aid programs within the broader Oberlin community to address this issue, many still feel that the high school is underserved.


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Sweet Honey in the Rock: Gospel Group Brings Soul and Substance to Oberlin

Sweet Honey's seamless blend of voices created wave of geogeous sound, and, as each group member took a turn as a soloist, as array of melodic lines in varying styles washed over the crowd.

Flaming Blades Fence For Fun In Home Tournament

Few Oberlin clubs have been around since 1873, and even fewer sports on campus can trace their roots to 12th-century Europe. Fencing brings to mind ruffle-wearers with ponces strutting around with swords at their sides, crying out "En garde!" and "What have you, knave!"

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After the Vote
Students and professors joined President Krislov and area party leaders last week to discuss the future of Ohio and the nation under an Obama administration.
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Dance through the Decades

Dance Diaspora highlights history of the art.
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Football Perseveres

Despite injuries, the Yeomen look forward to one more game this season.
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