Obies Still Helping in New Orleans
By Yan Slobodkin
For many students, the prospect of trading in a comfortable college lifestyle for the unpredictable accommodations of a storm-ravaged city is a daunting one ....

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• Student Senate Candidate Statements

SPORTS

Athletic Director Candidate Visits
By Lee Hislop
Oberlin’s first candidate to interview for the Director of Athletics was Jeremy Gibson, who visited the campus on Monday.

Yeomen End Year with Nowhere to Go but Up
By Zach Donnelly-Krall
The Oberlin Yeomen finished the 2005-06 season last Saturday with a loss at Earlham College.

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