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Feature Stories
Money Matters
Family Tree, Oberlin roots
Operation Internship
[cover story] Fury and the Sound
David Rees Gets His (Bleep) On
Around Tappan Square
Bookshelf
Alumni Profiles
Losses
The Last Word
One More Thing
Letters
Inside Oberlin
Staff Box

Around Tappan Square

Save the Date


Alumni Group Explores Climate Change
Oberlin's Environmental Education Alumni Association (OEEAA) will sponsor a summer college in June titled "Climate Justice: What Is Oberlin College's Role in Climate Change?" The workshop begins Friday, June 13, with Oberlin faculty and alumni addressing the topic "Climate, Life, and Human Connections."

An evening presentation on "Heat-Trapping Gases: An Oberlin Opportunity?" will be delivered by renowned energy expert Amory Lovins, CEO of the Rocky Mountain Institute, who was lauded by Newsweek as "one of the Western world's most influential energy thinkers."

Sessions will continue Saturday, June 14, with a series of break-out discussions with OC faculty and administrators, and will conclude Sunday afternoon with a debriefing presentation. The cost for the event is $100, which includes two dinners and overnight accommodations at Baldwin Cottage.

For registration information and a complete schedule of events, see www.oberlin.edu/envs/oeeaa or contact the Alumni Association at (440) 775-8575.


An Evening of Music with the BSO
All alums are invited to join the Oberlin Club of Western Massachusetts on Friday, July 18, for An Evening at Tanglewood, featuring the Boston Symphony Orchestra conducted by Robert Spano '83. Performances include Stravinsky's Fireworks and The Firebird Suite, Dvorák's Violin Concerto, and Benjamin's Ringed by the Flat Horizon, with Midori on violin.

Obies will gather on the lawn (bring a picnic dinner!) prior to the concert, which begins at 8:30 p.m. at the Koussevitzky Music Shed. Visit www.oberlin.edu/alumni for ticket pricing and details.


Oberlin's National Day of Service
The summer issue of OAM will feature the work of regional alumni clubs that participated in National Service Day events. Thanks to all Obie volunteers who joined in clean-up and planting activities, walk-a-thons, and Habitat for Humanity projects
to benefit their local communities.

alum.mag@oberlin.edu