Oberlin Alumni Magazine
Spring 2011 Vol. 106 No. 2
Winter Term
As usual, this year’s winter term showed that Oberlin students were all over the map.
(1) Emily Gardner ’13 worked in a biodynamic garden in Arizona.(2) Eloise Reid ’13 worked in an edible schoolyard in Louisiana.
(3) Ralph Johnson ’12 participated in a hip-hop musical, Jerusalem of Gold. Photo by Ma'ayan Plaut
(4) Kayley Porterfield ’12 took photos of graffiti around Oberlin.
(15) Sean Dowgray ’13 researched the aurora borealis in Alaska.
(16) Bike mechanic Rosalie DeLombaert ’11 taught kids how to fix their own bikes in Huancayo, Peru.(17) Darrin Schultz ’13 experimented with compost mycology. Photo by Ma'ayan Plaut
(20) Jessie Burnside-Clapp ’12 explored fabric arts. Photo by Ma'ayan Plaut
(22) Nora Berson ’13 learned to print in the Letterpress Studio in Mudd. Photo by Ma'ayan Plaut(23) Krissy Welch ’14 learned to cook gluten-free.
(5) Allie Lundblad ’12, Mia Young ’14, Elizabeth Manning ’14, and Anita Peebles ’14 explored spirituality in France.
(6) The Oberlin Orchestra toured Asia. Photo by Daniel Schloss
(7) Mariko Meyer ’11 studied Japanese and Japanese food in Tokyo.
(8) Terence Hsieh ’12 toured with his jazz sextet in China.
(9) Seven students participated in the Arabic Language and Cultural Immersion program in Lebanon.
(10) Ida Hoequist ’14 did a work exchange at an organic sheep farm
in Oregon.
(11) Ten OCircus students learned acrobatic and aerials in Seattle.
(12) Amelia Wright ’13 worked with dolphins in Key Largo, Florida.
(13) Anna Brown ’11 worked on a horse farm in France.
(14) Garrett Robinson ’11 baked bread and blogged about it.
(18) Samantha Brown ’14 taught music to kids with special needs.
(19) David Roswell ’13, Daniel Lobb ’13, and Maggie Paulin ’13
traveled to Guatemala for Spanish classes and community service.
(21) Robben Muñoz ’12 compiled a photo portfolio on OCircus’
production of Circus Mortis, in which Jennifer Ward ’13 participated.
(24) Ben Turchin ’13 worked as a vet tech at a clinic in Houston.
(25) Emily Robinson ’12 and David Lumpkin ’13 explored and created functional art in California.