| March 11, 2005 |
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NEWS
Strategic plan passes vote
The administration enjoyed a victory last Friday when the General Faculty
voted to approve the strategic planning document that has been heavily debated
over the past several months.
Faculty reduction process underway
The Educational Plans and Programs committee has issued a questionnaire to
College department chairs asking them to justify positions within their
departments and assess the effects of staffing cuts on their academic programs.
Also in news:
• Off the Cuff: James Millette
• Davis dissects race and sex
• Legends of LARP
• New dorms behind schedule
• ResEd plans dining changes
• Two years later: the womb chair theft revisited
• College reconsiders Middle Eastern studies
• Latino life in the midwest
• Dr. Seuss is back in the house
• Mini-course explores post-totalitarian world
• College to bring passport help for students
• News Briefs: New tenures, Rhetoric made department
• Senate Update
SPORTS
Men’s lacrosse remains optimistic after opener
On Sunday, March 6, the men’s lacrosse team opened their 2005 season
with a game against York College. Although the Yeomen fell 8-3 to York College,
the team played hard, picking up momentum in the second half.
Tennis is unstoppable, again
In their performances this past week, both Oberlin College tennis teams
utilized an adjective that has begun to tire the eyes of many Review readers:
dominance.
Also in sports:
• Track and Field 6, 7 at conference
• Outside Oberlin
• March Madness preview: Listen to the Moose
• 2005 guide to fantasy baseball, SP lead the way
• In the Locker Room w/ Andrew Crosby and Vance Murphy
ARTS
Music acquisition for the new generation
Lately I’ve developed an incredible inability to function in any kind
of book or music store...
American culture, distorted
Located in a newly gentrifying area of Cleveland, Spaces Gallery recently
hosted a show concerning the changing topographies of our world.
Also in arts:
• Modern mommies explored by aluma
• A LARGE CRITIC w/ Pete Chambers
• Orchestra features violist
• New faculty works premiered
• New venue for java and jazz opens in Oberlin
• How we see it... w/ Bradley Springfield
• Piano legend plays and teaches at Con
COMMENTARY
• Editorial: Off-campus living: a student right
• Live from the Library w/ Grace Hammond
• Letters
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