NEWS
New ResEd regime
By Rachel Decker
New-fangled Residential Education and Dining Services is currently undergoing big changes.
Revamped London program set to return in 2006
By Maxine Kaplan
The Oberlin-in-London program will most likely be returning for the 2006-07 school year after a one-year suspension and a substantial redesign. The suspension of the program combined with the recent decision to charge students fees for study away have led to intense scrutiny of Oberlins commitment to study abroad.
Also in news:
Koppes to resign in June
Add/drop changes provoke debate
Student sexually assaulted
OhioLINK system in jeopardy
Keep closes smoking lounge after complaints
Sex and the single smoker
Francophone writer speaks on immigrant life
Wal-mart delayed by lawsuit
SPORTS
Yeowomen defeat Ursuline 74-69 on senior night
By Kaitlin Barrer
Oberlin womens basketball seniors Nicole Burford and Cristina Briboneria triumphed in their final home game with a win on Wednesday against Ursuline College. The Yeowomens leg up on the Arrows was omnipresent, although they were often either tied or just ahead.
Yeo-ballers lose to Hiram, but defeat Allegheny
By April Gentile-Miserandino
The Oberlin mens basketball team kicked off the week with their annual alumni game on Saturday. The contest pitted older alums such as George Bundy Smith, Jr., OC87, and Chris Broussard, OC90, against more recent players including Justin Perkins, OC03, and Julius Hill, OC04.
Also in sports:
Swimmers are lead by Selenak
Indoor track and field sends athletes to All-Ohio
Outside Oberlin
In the Locker Room With Cristina Briboneria and Nicole Burford
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ARTS
Guerilla 16 takes stage with The Perceptionists
By Chris Fry
Guerilla 16 and The Perceptionists hit the Sco this past Friday in one of Oberlins best hip hop shows in the last few years. Oberlin Colleges newest and perhaps only hip hop crew, Guerilla 16, opened in their first live performance with an impressive display, starting with “Guerilla Stomp,” an attention grabber that got the crowd pumped up and ready for more.
Finney goes wild for Oliver Knussen
By Ben Zilber
My father likes to call his time asleep at the orchestra his “beauty sleep.” Its true: sometimes the gentle soothing chords of the orchestra, the serious yet non-threatening manner of musicians and maestros alike, the calm, steady coughs and concentration of the audience add up to quite a nice doze, complete with sweet dreams and the occasional musical wandering.
Also in arts:
A LARGE CRITIC w/ Pete Chambers
OMTA conquers Bernstein
Author starts off French mini-course with lecture
Young jazz pianist Eric Lewis swings into town
The Weird Weeds
COMMENTARY
Editorial: Senior staff must share the burden
Staff box: Insider edition
Letters
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