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Felony
case settled; More on Bongiorno; Geoff Blodgett bouquet;
Loves
magazine,
hates logo
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Four
Obies adopt Oberlin as home; History professor Blodgett
retires;
Two new trustees join the board
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Matthew
Sharpe's deft hand produces
a
novel of haunting resonance. Nothing
is Terrible,
reviewed by David Walker
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Peter
Nicholson '91 tries to loosen up his casually impaired preppie
image
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Everything,
according to the author who interviewed students, professors, and
the college chaplains in an attempt to plumb an apparent renewed
quest for spirituality and the attitudes toward "organized" religious
practice on campus today.
/ by
Michele Lesie
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Indira
Mahajan chats about her career as an opera singer as she prepares
for her next role. / by
Norine Dworkin '88
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Lawrence
Siddal reports on a late-life adventure as he spends two years in
Poland; Laura Wendell '90 brings a library to West Africa.
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by
Lawrence Siddal '52 and Bonnie S.Lawrence '70
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There's
a lot you can do these days with a biology degree. Meet three Obies
whose careers take them far from the laboratory and the classroom.
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by
Doug McInnis '70
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