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Tales of Oberlin's influential former president and evangelist are retold
in this anecdotal essay. BY WILLARD WARCH '31
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Changes in political and social priorities, combined with advancements in teaching methods, are
making their way into the classrooms of today's colleges. Read how the teaching and learning process
at Oberlin maintains a traditional focus while offering innovative opportunities to students competing
in this altering world. BY KELLY VIANCOURT
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Changes in political and social priorities, combined with advancements in teaching methods, are
making their way into the classrooms of today's colleges. Read how the teaching and learning process
at Oberlin maintains a traditional focus while offering innovative opportunities to students competing
in this altering world. BY CHARLES LUCE
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When appointed director of the D.C. Public Libraries last year, Molly Raphael '67 had her hands
full with budget and administrative problems. Today, in the wake of improving public approval, the
alumna works to increase library usage and participation. BY TED GEST '68
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The U.S. Marine Band, judged by some as the best band in the world, celebrated its 200th
anniversary this year under the capable leadership of Lieutenant Colonel Timothy Foley '68.
BY MAVIS CLARK
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One of the most advanced ecological buildings in America will soon debut at Oberlin College. The
Adam Joseph Lewis Center for Environmental Studies, dubbed "a doorway to a new age," is scheduled to
open next year. BY MARCI JANAS '91
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Oberlin Trustee Tom Klutznick '61 knows that one person can indeed make a difference. This
successful real estate developer has agreed to co-chair Oberlin' forthcoming capital campaign. His
personal kickoff gift: $5 million. BY ANNE PAINE
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Professor Norman Care's thoughts on writing a letter to the children of his children's children.
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Professor Geoffrey Blodgett recalls Oberlin's reaction to the student shootings at Kent State
on May 4, 1970.
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