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Visitors:
News
Administration Claims No Risk After Rape
BY NINA LALLI
There have been no arrests yet in the case of the alleged rape outside Drag Ball on April 14. A woman went to the police at 11:20 p.m. reporting that she had been raped in the parking lot outside Wilder Hall. She was subsequently brought to a sexual assault care unit in Lorain.
(click
here for full story)
 Clothesline Project: First-year Jess Carr hangs a t-shirt as part of an annual exhibit in Tappan Square to raise awareness of sexual assault. (photo by Pauline Shapiro) |
The World
Summit Opponents Undeterred by Police Force
BY BILL LASCHER
As thousands of activists from across North America gathered at Quebec City’s Laval University in anticipation of an afternoon march against the Free Trade Area of the Americas last Saturday, some stopped to watch a swim class practicing in a pool below their convergence center. Separated by large round windows, the calm, carefree atmosphere of the aquatics center contrasted with the electricity raging through the gathering brigades of students, workers, intellectuals, socialists, anarchists, Quebecois nationalists and activists of just about every stripe.
Arts
Rollercoaster of Love: Play Relives Heyday of Jazz
BY KARI
WETHINGTON
The lifestyle of jazz musicians is a mystery to mainstream America and is even more enigmatic when juxtaposed against the middle-class family values of postwar America, which is exactly what Warren Leight’s autobiographical play Side Man does.
(click here for full
story)
Sports
Women’s Lax Loses Two On Way To Tournament
BY BLAKE REHBERG
Oberlin Women’s lacrosse has suffered a rough
season, losing two recent games to Colorado and Denison to drop their
overall record to 3-8. After losing a strong class of players last year
the team has been in a rebuilding process.
(click here for full
story)