Feature Stories Planet Earth A Summary of Mankind's sins against the Earth, and a call to action to rectify them while we still can. by Thomas J Klutznick '61 High Atop Wilder Hall For the last 50 years, students have cajoled, entertained, educated, and annoyed their captive audience on WOBC, the campus FM radio station. By Michael K. McIntyre [cover story] Creating a Scene Jim Burrows' directing style "has become the stuff of legend," according to TV industry's wizards. The producer of Cheers and Will & Grace has developed a respected niche in prime-time comedy, with nine Emmy awards to prove it. By Dade Hayes '93 You've Got Mail: Now What? What lasting cultural changes can we expect as America remains online? by Michele Lesie Experience, Exposure, & Enlightenment Alumni opened their hearts, their homes, and their offices to these students who spent Winter Term discovering life in the D.C. fast lane. By Alex Parker '04 Body Art These A-line Paper dresses are far more than fashion statement. By Lauren Parker LETTERS Football Fevor The Green Machine Stirs Response Good for Dorothy No, Virginia, No Santa Here Science/Religion Touches A Nerve Blodgett's Amazing Performance Three Alumni Remember Professors More Finney Observations PROFILE Drivers Take a Back Seat to car Buying New Hampshire Woodcut artist Works Against the Grain Carb-Free Diet Leads to Clean bill of Health Fair Trade Ensures a Better Cup of Joe This Guy's Passionate over Kids' Education AROUND TAPPAN SQUARE Oberlin Partnership Sharpens Economic Development Composing a Career President Dye's Sabbatical Closing Institutional Devides Extras LOSSES Willard van Orman Quine '30 Hon. '55 Joseph R. Wood IN BRIEF What's for Dinner, Honey? Girls in the Hall Review Online BOOKSHELF A student researcher investigates her professor's disappearance in Gwendolyn Gross' Field Guide The Beforelife Dark Midnight When I Rise: The Story of the Jubilee Singers Jazz: A History of America's Music Domestic Sources of International Environmental Policy: Industry, Environmentalists, and U.S. Power Between Mysticism and Philosophy: Language of Religious Experience in Judah Ha-Levi's Kuzari Dancing in the Landscape: The Sculpture of Athena Tacha Lost Chicago French Pianism Stricken: Voices from the Hidden Epidemic of Chronic Fatigure Syndrome Kingdom of Shadows The Erotic art of Edgar Britton Presidentioal Greatness Townspeople and Nation: English Urban Experiences, 1540-1640