More Money, Fewer Problems at SFC

With an extra $130,000 from the student activity free, the Student Finance Committee expects to allocate more money to student organizations.

SEED-y Theft in Village Housing

Thefts in SEED revive village housing security concerns.

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• Off the Cuff: Author and Environmentalist Amory Lovins
• Struggle to Block North Professor Street Parking Lot Continues
• Creative Writing Flees Moldy Rice Basement for New, Yellow Home

Sanctuary Comes to the Library: Wooden Synagogues brings Polish history to Mudd Library

A new exhibit of recreations of destroyed Polish synagogues is in the Library

Newbie Obies: Introducing Our Outstanding First-year Athletes

We asked each fall sports coach to choose a promising-first year athlete for us to profile.

COMMENTARY  RSS

• Editorial: Oberlin Cuts Frills, Not Aid
• A Passive President is No Prescription for Health Care
• Contemplating Study Abroad Options and Suicide

LETTERS
TO THE EDITORS  RSS

• Single-File Biking Means Safe Cycling
• CIT Welcomes New Students

ALSO IN ARTS  RSS

• We're About 9 Orients First-years to College Feelings
• A New Perspective on African Art at AMAM
• Felice Brothers Serve Authenticity
• The 'Sco in Heat for DJ Dog Dick? Max Eisenberg's Show Receives Mixed Reviews

ALSO IN SPORTS  RSS

• Rigorous Preseason Training, Coachability to Pay Off for Field Hockey
• Talented Men's XC Team Starts Off Season at Wooster
• Football Aims to Prevent Injuries, Prove the Naysayers Wrong
• XC Women Rely on Depth, Leadership to Dominate
• Men's Soccer Utilizes Depth, Diversity on the Field