Obies meet with Coke execs
By Jake Grossman
Last Friday, three representatives from Oberlin’s Purchasing Committee traveled to Washington, D.C. to meet with high-ranking representatives from the Coca-Cola Company, the target of a College-wide boycott enacted this year.

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• MRC seeks staff
• Philips to undergo renovation
• Students re-enact rebellion
• Search for dean still afoot
• Student dissects campus cultural dichotomy
• Scholar addresses Israeli/Palestinian conflict
• LCT, College negotiate O-Pass terms
• In Solidarity chartered as student organization

• Off the Cuff: Charles Wyatt

SPORTS

Men’s lacrosse ends the season with mixed results
By Alice Powlen
The balls have been put away, the cleats cleaned off and the 4:30-6:30 p.m. time slot filled with other activities, yet the Yeo-laxers, who finished their season last Wednesday, have not forgotten their sport.

Yeo-batters get no-hit, then win
By Sam Vanderpol
Oberlin baseball finished its season last Sunday, May 8 in a doubleheader against Thiel. The Yeomen split the doubleheader, losing the first game 8-1 and winning the second 5-3.

Also in sports:
• Frisbee competes at regionals
• Triathalon sparks competition and creativity in Obies
• In the Locker Room With Andy Nelson