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 Students share knowledge of the Darfur genocide. |  Wankery reports on the war on Christmas. |  It’s Golden Globe season in Wanton Distraction. |  The Yeorunners face intense competition in a Dec. 9 meet. |
| December 16, 2005 |
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NEWS
Senate Referendum Does Not Meet Its Quota
The recent Student Senate referendum has hit a stumbling block this semester. The quota of 50 percent participation has yet to be met, even though the prescribed one-week voting window has closed.
Alum Brings Biodiesel to Oberlin
The former Main Street Marathon gas station, located south of downtown Oberlin, appears vacant from the outside. Inside, however...
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• Science: Religion & Science: Can’t We Get Along?
• Grants Yield Interesting Winter Term Projects
• Rugby Team Releases Nude Calendar
• Students Teach About Darfur Genocide
• Obies Recruit Katrina Relief Volunteers
• Visiting Lecturer Explores the Conflicted Virtues of Samurai
• Off the Cuff: Harrison Demchick
• This Week in Oberlin History:
Faculty eliminations predux
SPORTS
Track and field speed through meet at KSU
Oberlin’s indoor track and field squads traveled up to Kent State on Dec. 9 to compete in the Golden Flash Gala.
Men’s basketball falls to Hiram Dec. 10
The Yeomen dropped to 0 and 10 Saturday when they lost to winless Hiram. The Yeomen will start the new year Tuesday, Jan. 3 at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland.
Also in sports:
• Yeowomen fall to Allegheny
• In the Locker Room with Christine Castilla
