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NEWS
Housing debates delay progress
By Kanupriya Arora
Entering the critical phase to finish dormitory construction by next fall, Oberlin College is still at odds with the town over site plans and infrastructure, in a standoff that may cost the College nearly $300,000 in bond money and thousands more in lost housing revenue.
College opens Mideast forum
By Josh Keating
As tensions continue to boil in the Middle East and the possibility of arriving at a peaceful resolution seems more and more remote, Oberlin's administration is taking clear steps to improve the level of debate on campus.
More news
• Elections results announced
• Librarians defy Patriot Act
• College remembers Beverly
• Off the Cuff: Peter Stephan Jungk
• Security Notebook
• Community Events Calendar
• News Briefs
SPORTS
Yeomen top Earlham, climb to second in NCAC
By Mary Annaise Heglar
Last Saturday, the Yeomen emerged triumphantly from Dill Field after handing Earlham College a 37-14 loss.
Yeomen capture fourth place
By Laurie Stein
The Oberlin men's and women's cross country teams concluded their seasons Saturday at the NCAC Championships.
More sports
• Field hockey falls to Wooster
• The Offside Trap: men's soccer season
• Review soccer makes 'whine' out of the Grape
• Volleyball closes with tourney loss
• After delay, women's soccer falls to Witt
• In the Locker Room with Reba Jones and Davi Shy
• NCAC Roundup
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Paying tribute: Religion professor A.G. Miller officiates at a memorial service for Multicultural Resource Center Director Rachel Beverly.
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ARTS
Alumna strikes movie deal with best-seller
By Lily Schatz
Last Monday, one of Oberlin's most prominent alumni authors, Tracy Chevalier, returned to campus to speak with students and to read from both her best-selling novel Girl with a Pearl Earring and her latest book, The Lady and the Unicorn.
Fifty minutes of Peaches
By Brad Walsh
I knew the 'Sco was going to feel the sonic wrath of Peaches in an incredible way when, during sound check several hours before the doors opened for the show on October 16, several people poked their heads in and asked if there was any way the "decibels could be lowered."
More arts
• Believe the Gossip
• Good day, sunshine; good night, Sunshine Scouts
• Rapturous marathon
• Lee leads with passion
• Dean and Gene of Ween
• Sco fundraiser to target sex abuse
• Accordion love
• Pop Culture Digest: Director's cut of Alien still a classic
• Arts Calendar
COMMENTARY
• A tribute to Rachel Beverly
• Local Wal-Mart unnecessary
• Islamic, not Arabic, Studies
• What the B-Boys Eat
• Safer Sex coverage tasteless
• Plum Creek essential to Oberlin's ecosystem
• Student makes case in defense of Howard Dean
• Ghosts and superstition
• Counterpoint: History informs ME crisis
• Perspectives: Increase student fees to support LCT?
• Editorial: RA program in need of reform
• Corrections
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