Will You Marry Me, Lynda Barry? Softball: Sliding Success The Man Behind The Desk Arts Invasion
Discover the humorous charm that left one love-struck reporter breathless.Yeowomen have their first success in an NCAC match in three years.Meet Dan Lubinski, Wilder employee and drag racer, in this week’s Off The Cuff.A billowing wave of ArtsFest swept over Oberlin College last weekend.
The Oberlin Review
April 21, 2006

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NEWS

Pyle Kitchen Fails Fire Inspection

When Oberlin Fire Chief Dennis Kirin made a routine inspection of Pyle Inn Co-op’s kitchen on Friday, April 7, he did not like what he found. The hood over the cooking range did not comply with recently-updated fire codes...

Youths Work to Lower Energy Costs

In 2005, the City of Oberlin spent over $14 million in energy costs; however, none of that money stayed in the local community. This calculation was determined by Youth Energy Squad co-founder Avery Book, OC ’05.

Also in news:
• Gina Perez Wins Book Award
• Faculty Postpones Decision on Sustainable Construction
• Local Candidates Speak at First Church
• OPIRG’s Campus Fast Helps Homeless
• Beltane Keynote Speaker Urges Pagan Revival

• Oberlin in History: A protest ends in violence
• Off the Cuff: Dan Lubinski

SPORTS

Men’s Lacrosse Wins Third Consecutive Game

After last Saturday’s 19-6 victory over Shenandoah College, the Oberlin men’s lacrosse team felt that it was necessary to finish off their opponents with style and lots of goals.

Baseball Flexes Offensive Muscle

It has been an up-and-down week for the Oberlin baseball team.

Also in sports:
• Track Competes at All-Ohio
• Softball Wins First League Match in Three Years
• Women’s Lacrosse Fights Hard in Recent Defeat
• Men’s Tennis .500 in NCAC
• Yeowomen Lose to Big Red
• In The Locker Room with Beth Sebian