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NEWS

ResEd Closes Culinary House
By Peter Collopy
After two semesters of operation, the Culinary Program House will close at the end of the year.

Senate Responds to Poor Sustainability Grade
By Michael Lemon
Student Senate is considering responses to a report issued in January by the non-profit Sustainable Endowments Institute, which criticized the College’s sustainability efforts.

Also in News:
• Administrators Report Campus Vandalism On the Rise
• Tornado Touches Down
• Professor Testifies to Congress
• Activists Hold Green Summit
• Off the Cuff: John Harper
• Lecture Indulges Classicists In Pots and Politics
• New Store Lets Students Swap for Free
• This Week in Oberlin History: Old and New

SPORTS

Yeowomen's Tennis Continues Hot Run
By AJ Greene
The Yeowomen tennis team pulled out another win this past Saturday against Ohio Dominican in a non-conference match.

Men's Lacrosse Comes Up Short in VA
By Zach Lewis
Coming off a disappointing start to the season with an 8-20 conference loss to Ohio Wesleyan, the Yeomen traveled to Virginia to square off against the Shenandoah Hornets last Saturday.

Also in Sports:
• Men's Tennis Breezes Past Ohio Dominican
• A Blessing in Disguise
• Men's Rugby Returns to Campus After Ten-Year Dormancy
• Talented Pool Excites Fans as March Madness Sweeps Nation

FEATURES

Not a Fair Weather Friend
By Laurel Fuson
Sometimes people get confused: After all, the two buildings have the same name. Perhaps this is because James Harris Fairchild is no small character in Oberlin history.

Engstrom's New Position Appears Sustainable
By Becky Bob-Waksberg