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Visitors:
News
Five
Arrested After Barnard Resident Assaulted
BY ALYSON DAME
 (photo by Areca Treon) |
At 1:45 a.m. on March 17, a Barnard resident
was assaulted by two masked strangers. Senior Ryan Catignani, sophomore
Nicholas Walker, senior Richard Kocher and Markeith Reed were arrested
on March 26 after interviews and OCID record logs obtained from Security
were collected by the Oberlin Police Department. When asked by police
what might have motivated the attack, “The victim mentioned he’d written
an article in the paper about Zechiel,” Oberlin Chief of Police Michael
Moorman said.
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here for full story)
The World
Jailed Activists Just Say No to Helicopter Baloney
BY BILL LASCHER
Why were six vegans served doughnuts and baloney sandwiches?
It wasn’t an April Fool’s joke, but because the Washington, D.C. jail
they were spending Monday night at would not offer anything else. They
weren’t arrested because of their dietary habits, but because of their
protest at a conference for suppliers of Sikorsky Corporation, which
manufactures Blackhawk helicopters for the U.S. military.
 Springtime for Obies: Students love to cut class and lounge in Wilder Bowl on sunny days. (photo by Brad Coryell) |
Arts
Spring Back Fuses Funk, Ballet and Modern Dance
BY KARI WETHINGTON
It’s getting warmer and it’s finally time to celebrate
the coming of Ohio’s finest season with the annual Spring Back Dance Concert,
presented this weekend in Warner Center Main Space. Debuting seven student-choreographed
and produced pieces, the concert is anything but monotonous,
including several essential elements of modern dance performance: funk,
ballet, postmodern drama, contact improvisation and comic relief.
(click here for full
story)
 (photo by Areca Treon) |
Sports
Baseball Loses A Close One in the Final Innings
BY COLIN SMITH
The Yeomen appeared poised to win in Wednesday’s
game against Case Western until Case exploded with eight runs in the last
two innings to take the game 13-11. The loss dropped Oberlin’s record
to 2-16. Oberlin was coming off a Spring Break trip to Ft. Myers, Fla.
where they went 1-5.
“It was a bit of a tough trip for us,” Head Coach Eric Lahetta said, “We
didn’t play up to our caliber.”
(click here for full
story)