The Oberlin Review \\ News Contents

May 22, 1998
Volume 126, Number 24

• Cole-Newkirk resigns as Dean of Students
• History: Dean Cole Newkirk at Oberlin College
• Resignations grow in number over school year
• College rehires Philips workers after quick dismissal
• Pomp and circumstances: Nancy Dye's first four years
• Dining changes sweep campus: Dining hall renovations as well as meal plan changes in the works
• Student health care provider no longer Clinic
• WRC celebrates its opening: Missions statement culminates a year's worth of hard work
• Student ID cards undergo facelift
• Hillel's budget revamped after dramatic SFC cuts: Budget originally cut by 50 percent by SFC
• Oberlin Animal Rights protest raises awareness and discussion: OAR and Neuroscience Dept. sponsor forum to discuss animal use in science
• Phillip Morris sparks debate
• College reaccredited for next 10 years
• Student Senate past and present: Senate continues efforts to become a representative voice for students
• Oberlin connotes historical progressivism
• Bonner program fosters support for students and strong link: Program provides a full work-study award to students working in the community
• Historical divisions plague college from town: Center for Service and Learning unites communities
• Multi-cultural resource center supports diversity on campus: New and improved MRC works on outreach and support services
• Con admissions process poses diversity problems
• The pulse of Oberlin: what's up downtown
• Now showing
• Changing Faces
• Fires strike Oberlin throughout the year
• Landlords battle fire codes and the town: Landlords sue College over all campus mailing warning students of potential fire risks