December 05, 2008 the Oberlin Review

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Obies March in Georgia for an End to Torture by ADAM CHAMBERS Mudd on Lockdown for Reading Period by KAITLIN BUSHINSKI ALSO IN NEWS RSS Mayor Fenty Celebrates Oberlin's 175th College Weighs New Parking Lot's Environmental, Legal Impacts Israel-Palestine Scholar Challenges U.S. Stance FOX Honors MAD^* Factory Time for a Fearless to Get a New Face Off the Cuff: Rhodes Winner Lucas Brown Review Security Notebook	Photo by ADAM CHAMBERS In Solidarity: A delegation of Oberlin students joined a colorful cast of characters in Columbus, GA for the two-day protest and vigil that annually draws activists to demand the closure of the training center formerly known as the School of the Americas. ...read more...			Weekend Bowie Extravaganze Features Two Cult Classics by BEATRICE ROTHBAUM Johnson Becomes Oberlin's First XC All-American by SAVANNAH SULLIVAN The Review PDF Issue THE REVIEW in print glory
	COMMENTARY RSS Editorial: At a Pruney Age 175, Oberlin Remains Juicy at Heart and Fruity in Spirit The Palin Paradigm: Finding the Fempublican Indian Obies Reflect on Mumbai Attacks Trespassing on a Delicate Issue Navigating the OC Lesson of Election Season '08: Campaigning Matters LETTERS TO THE EDITORS RSS Student Driving: Cleaner Than You Thought? Oberlin Alums Want to Help Students S.P.A.R.K. Politely Pops Review with Correction $10,000 for Students to Project Peace on the World Ohio Students Forming Environmental Group		ALSO IN ARTS RSS xoxo Gossip Girl Superstar Will Smith Talks to the Review About Seven Pounds OSTA's The Illusion Reveals the Power of Storytelling Film Adaptation of Popular Vampire Series Fails to Leave a Mark Oberlin Students Assemble for Imminent Zombie Apocalypse World AIDS Week Brings Students Together to Promote Awareness		ALSO IN SPORTS RSS Men's Basketball Goes West for Turkey Day Born to Run? Only If It's Fun In The Locker Room: Alyssa Clark Oberlin Women's Basketball Team Plans to End Early Losing Streak Meet the Coaches: Getting to Know Head Basketball Coach Isiah Cavaco Track Team Practices for Kent State Invitational
	MAD for Theatert Oberlin is not generally considered a mecca of theater, but plucky hometown theater troupe The MAD* Factory recently beat out larger and better-funded Cleveland competitors to be named best theater group in the Cleveland Area. see news...		Fresh Prince of Cleveland The Review got jiggy with actor Will Smith during a recent interview in Cleveland regarding his new film Seven Pounds. see arts...		Race to Finish Cross country runners Joanna Johnson and Nicky Ouellet concluded their strong seasons at the NCAA Championships last Saturday. see sports...
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