Oberlin Alumni Magazine
Spring 2008 Vol. 103 No. 3
Transforming the Ordinary photo by Michael Bauman
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Ensuring Access for All /
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Teaching the Teachers /
Come June, Oberlin’s new teacher candidates will tackle a 12-month master’s degree program that combines graduate study and a full year in Oberlin’s public schools. /
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Transforming the Ordinary /
Massachusetts artist Sarah Belchetz-Swenson ’60 paints from life what is close at hand, uncovering the magic in everyday occurrences. /
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Taking the Second Amendment to Court /
When the Supreme Court decides its most significant gun control case in 70 years later this spring, Oberlinians will have played a major part in laying the groundwork. /
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Child’s Play /
Robert Lemle ’75 and Roni Kohen-Lemle ’76 are cofounders of the Long Island Children’s Museum, a hands-on cultural and educational institution that exemplifies Oberlin’s core values. /
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Winter Term in South Africa /
For 22 days in January, Oberlin students toured two regions of South Africa, where they interacted with top business executives, activists, and religious leaders for an up-close study of the country’s social and political climate. /
Happy 175th Oberlin /
Oberlin Shansi Kicks Off Centennial Celebration /
Oberlin Overseas /
Admissions Programs Bolster Student Diversity /
Test-Driving College /
Diverse Disciplines /
Blackbird Strikes High Note /
It’s Back to School for Nancy Dye /
Theater Student Sings His Way to London Stage /
Sharing Student Research /
Alumni Association, Office of Campus and Spiritual Life Seek Directors /
Wave Makers: Graham Johnson ’08 /
New Track and Field Runs with the Best /
Winners! /
