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NEWS

Sexual assault line terminated
By Kim Frumkin
The campus sexual assualt hotline has been shut down after Sexual Assault Support Team members claimed the hotline was racist.

College to buy green energy
By Jamie Hansen
The College is finalizing an agreement between the town and its local utility to purchase 60 percent of its electrical energy from green sources that minimize environmental damage in the process of energy production.

Also in news:
• Allen curator hired
• Trustee culture questioned
• OSCA and ResLife at impasse
• Financial aid outpaces tuition
• Annual downtown Easter egg hunt erupts in chaos
• Living Machine solicits solid student contribution
• Stackman to leave Oberlin
• Alumnae Perspective
• Transgender issues addressed
• Sex, lies, and fraternization
• Hunger Cleanup to help out Saturday
• U.S. ambassador lectures on Middle East policy
• News Brief: OPLUS, SURF sponsor forum
• Off the Cuff: Serguei Oushakine
• News Calendar

SPORTS

Oberlin baseball drops five games in four days
By Billy Weisbrod
Since returning from their spring break trip to Ft. Myers, Fla. with a break-even record of 6-6, Eric Lahetta’s Oberlin baseball squad has dropped five out of a grueling six games in four days.

Softball wins its first game
By Brook Whitmore
The planets were aligned this Monday when the Oberlin women’s softball squad devoured Lorain County Community College 19-9. The victory marks Oberlin’s first victory of the season.

Also in sports:
• Women’s lacrosse splits the week
• Tennis wins one, loses two
• Lacrosse loses in last minute
• Coleman wins NCAC award
• Women’s tennis defeats Wooster
• In the Locker room with...Kiel Rohrbacher, Joe Dehondt, and R.J. Parker

ARTS

Oberlin alums eighth blackbird the nest
By Sarah Carsman
Last Saturday night was clearly a triumph for the members of eighth blackbird; they returned to Finney Chapel as part of the Artist Recital Series a mere eight years after forming the ensemble while at Oberlin.

Orchestra wows with Mahler
By Kathy McCardwell
Any performance of Mahler’s Fifth Symphony is a miassive event; its mere execution is something of a success in itself.

Also in arts:
• Spring Back brings variety to Warner
• Pop Culture Digest: Modest Mouse heads for the mainstream
• What rhymes with Berio?
• Patience showcases aesthetic virtues of OGASP
• Arts Calendar

COMMENTARY

• Keller commentary critique
• Found “innocent” in Oberlin?
• Gallope’s commentary raises important concerns
• More College Rhythm needed
• Drag Ball history
• Sexism in Oberlin revisted
• Amazing students
• ResLife needs to revise lving policy for Firelands
• SAST hotline terminated
• Parking in Tappan needed
• Survey invitation
• Walker is an alias
• Dye: Oberlin’s biggest detriment?
• Examining diversity in OC’s administration
• Kimmel’s depravity
• Editorial: SAST's future / Grape standards