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NEWS

Allen medical close to merger
By Josh Keating
Negotiations are currently underway to finalize a merger between Oberlin’s Allen Memorial Medical Center and Community Health Partners.

Obies protest trade talks
By Douglass Dowty
Eight Oberlin students joined roughly 10,000 other demonstrators in Miami on Nov. 20 to protest talks between 34 nations that seek to create a free trade zone spanning the entire Western hemisphere.

Also in news:
• Mega-buck Science Center impresses
• Worker petitions against CDS
• Trustees hear new concerns
• New kiosk opens for business
• Budget big issue for OC trustees
• Obies join protest against military school
• Off the Cuff: Katherine Solander
• Security Notebook
• Community Events Calendar
• News Brief

SPORTS

Yeomen reverse two of last season’s losses
By Mary Annaise Heglar
The Yeomen have racked up three wins and two losses, reigning victorious over Heidelberg, Notre Dame College and Manchester while falling to John Jay and Baldwin-Wallace.

Yeowomen top Notre Dame 74-68
By Laurie Stein
The Oberlin College women’s basketball team opened their season with a win and a loss at the Greater Cleveland Tip-Off Tournament Nov. 21-22.

Also in sports:
• Indoor track opens season
• Titans shocked on Monday night
• In the Locker Room with Teresa Collins, indoor track
• Athlete of the Week: Nicole Burford
• NCAC/National Roundup

ARTS

Students take on challenge of Copenhagen
By Jim Casteleiro
The play dissected a historic and mysterious meeting between two of the past century's greatest physicists, Werner Heisenberg and Niels Bohr, masterfully revealing that human behavior and perception is not altogether different than the study of sub-atomic particles.

Tallis singers grace Oberlin
By Thomas Kirby
Whatever one’s religious convictions, it is difficult to deny that the sacred church music of 16th and 17th century Italian composers resonates as strongly today as ever before.

Also in arts:
• Dances with blocks
• Pop Culture Digest
• Arts Preview: The Black Keys
• Arts Calendar

COMMENTARY

• Pro-Life coverage slanted
• Encouragement for diversity
• Full financial transparency
• Honor Code violations and the consequences
• Senate elections
• Finger to students
• Distinguish India and Gujurat
• Onions: the great unwashed
• Perspectives: Have you decided what your Winter Term project will be?
• Editorial: No cuts to College academic programs
• Corrections