
Feature
Stories
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Paradise
for Sale
A biologist’s take on why society isn’t more concerned
about the environmental problems that could destroy our planet.
by Carl N. McDaniel ’64
The
State of the College
In her annual address to alumni, parents, and new graduates, President
Nancy S. Dye discusses Oberlin’s triumphs and challenges during
this most unusual of years.
by Nancy S. Dye
The
Environment and Oberlin: An Update
Oberlin’s cutting-edge environmental studies center has been
in operation for more than
two years. Is the facility performing as originally expected? Two
professors weigh in.
by John E. Petersen ’88 and John H. Scofield
Word
Play
Stewart Edelstein ’70 maps out the evolution of the English
language while paying tribute to his mentor and former English professor,
Robert Longsworth.
by Allison Tracy ’66
Looking
Past the Pulitzer
Renowned composer George Walker talks openly about his experiences
as an African American classical composer.
by Tamima Friedman ’83
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