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Visitors:
News
Alleged Rape Outside Drag Ball, No Arrests
BY NINA LALLI and ADRIAN
LEUNG
A woman was allegedly raped during Drag Ball, according to information released by the Oberlin Police Department Thursday. No charges were filed, and the identities of the alleged victim and assailant have not been released.
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here for full story)
 Springtime in Tappan: Students don't let a little sunshine get in the way of good study habits. (photo by Hans Peterson) |
The World
Condemned Man Granted Temporary Reprieve
BY BILL LASCHER
Faced with execution for the 1984 murder of a Cleveland delicatessen owner during an attempted robbery, 49-year-old Jay D. Scott was scheduled to be the second person killed by the state of Ohio since the death penalty since 1963.
Arts
“Master Harold” Meaningful, But Production Flawed
BY JESSICA ROSENBERG
With the recent racial tension on campus, the time seemed right for a play addressing issues of race. “Master Harold”…and the Boys is such a play, but this weekend’s setting raises questions more about the production itself than about the play’s important message.
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story)
Sports
Women’s Lax Gains Second Conference Victory
BY IAN HAYNES
Senior MarySara Salvania scored five goals and
junior Selena Kansal added three goals as Oberlin’s women’s lacrosse team
defeated Allegheny College on Wednesday 11-5. The Yeowomen also played
Wooster on April 11, but fell to their North Coast Athletic Conference
foe 17-3. The win and the loss moved Oberlin’s record to 3-6 overall and
2-3 in conference play.
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story)
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