To the Editors:

The intention behind the Oberlin Statement Against War and Injustice is to unite those in Oberlin who oppose the war on Iraq and the erosion of civil liberties in the United States as well as to initiate a dialogue in the community. In last week’s Review, the Statement was only attributed to me, however, there were an additional 87 students, faculty, staff, alumni and community members who had also signed it. They are: Ron Ahnen, Molly Anderson, Loren Andreas, Thalida Em Arpawong (OC ‘97), Dick Ashbrook, Mary Ashbrook, Courtney Baker, Kate Berrigan, Jean Binford, Emma Blose, Jere Bruner, Michael Bunuan (OC ‘96), Elizabeth Burgess (OC ‘73), Rebecca Byard, Jeffrey Arellano Cabusao (OC ‘97), Jill Certo (OC ‘00), Sami Chhapra (OC ‘00), Aaron B. Clark, Kathleen Davis, A. Lara Dredge, Meagan Dunphy-Daly, Chris Eldridge, Isaac Evans-Frantz, Julia Friend, Jennifer Frigolette, Betty Gabrielli, Katie Gass, Suzanne Gay, Elia Gilbert, Kim Guerra, Mary Hammond, Steve Hammond, Chris Heitmann, Tom Hoberg, Angela Horn, Donald Holtquist, Katherine Hubbard, Annie Huppert, Shelley Irvin, Nita Karpf, Paul Kuestner, Phyllis Kuestner, Erika Kulnys-Brain, Gisela Knight, Roderic Knight, Wendy Kozol, Marianna Leavy-Sperounis, Cyra Levenson, Jennifer H. Lin (OC ‘98), Hannah Logan, Lauren Maurand, Stephan Mayer, Joyce McClure, Geraldine McNabb, Rebecca Meiksin, Zelda M. Menard (OC ‘97), Joanna Messing (OC ‘95), Naeem Mohaiemen (OC ‘93), Patrick Nduaguba, Chelsey Norton, David Orr, Beth Peachey, John Peterson, Kamal Saiful Quadir (OC ‘96), Marjorie Ramp, Diana Roose, Julia Salinas, Rachael Sarto, Anita Shanmugham (OC ‘97), Kate Smallenburg (OC ‘01), Eli Smith, Jen Smith, Julia Smith, Viola M. Stump, Richard W. Taylor, Sadie W. Taylor, Margaret Troyer, Liza Turner (OC ‘99), Amita Vasudeva (OC ‘92), Ed Vermue, Trevor Walter, Aliza Weidenbaum Etta Ruth Weigl, Joy L. Williams (OC ‘97), Josh Willis, Eric Zibbel, and Katie Zukof.
Furthermore, for those who read the Statement and would like to add their name to the list of supporters, please send an email to oberlinstatement@hotmail.com. There is no monetary pledge required (or accepted) as with some of the other statements of conscience being issued nationwide.

—Becky Bodonyi
College senior