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NEWS

Faculty Position Re-instated
By Gabe Johnson
As a result of widespread complaints, College Faculty Council has reversed its decision to eliminate the Asian-American history professorship until further deliberation.

Tensions Are Building in Faculty-Cutting Process
By Emma Dumain and Joshua Keating
The events of two weeks ago surrounding the proposed elimination of the Asian-American history professorship gave students a unique glimpse into the workings of College governance...

Also in news:
• Fewer Students Will Live Off-Campus
• East College St. Project One Step Closer to Funding
• Donation Will Fund New Jazz Facility
• New Sports Field Coming This Spring
• Obies Join Protests at Military Training School
• Open Trustee Meeting Addresses Controversy
• Obies Join National Student Think Tank
• “When Asteroids Attack” — Professor Explains
• Oberlin Attempts to Attain Environmental Goals
• New Program Focuses on Sending High School Grads to College

• Alternative Careers in Science III
• This Week in Oberlin History:
   Students Protest Vivisection

SPORTS

Indoor Track Prepared for the Coming Season
By Leslie Ruster
The Oberlin College men and women’s indoor track team dug their spikes out of the closet and hit the track this past week for their first stretch of practices before the end of the semester.

Men’s Squad Still Looking for First Win
By Courtenay Moore
With six games under their belt, the Yeomen basketball team has yet to taste victory.

Also in sports:
• Talented Yeowomen still need to hit stride
• Swimming puts in another solid performance
• In the Locker Room with Matt Godwin

ARTS

Tintypes Breaks Up the Stage
By Sophia Yan
Although Tintypes, the musical opening tonight, has faced a number of obstacles, the production remains strong.

Kushner Play to Premiere
By Robyn Weiss
Reminiscent of the way in which Arthur Miller used past politics to give insight into modern issues in The Crucible, Pulitzer-and Tony Award-winning playwright Tony Kushner draws a similar parallel between political situations in his 1985 play, A Bright Room Called Day...

Also in arts:
• The Art of Quakerism Practiced at Oberlin
• Guitar Has Never Been So Good
• Wanton Distraction: Dead to Bragging Rights

COMMENTARY

• Editorial: Space concerns far from over
• Obie On The Street: Yasi Ghanbari
• Staff box: Arts Editor Defends Opera Review
• Letters
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