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NEWS

Wal-Mart Opens for Business
By Sarah J. Newman
For months, there has been a steady stream of protests against the incoming Wal-Mart, from students and community members alike.

Investigation Involves Board Chair
By Jamie Hansen and Maxine Kaplan
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating Cablevision, the corporation at which the current Chairman of the Board of Trustees worked for over 20 years.

Also in News:
• Sullivan Discusses Doubt
• Campus Video Announces Closing: Cites Competition
• Prendergast Lectures on Darfur
• Trustees Hear Student Suggestions at Forum
• Obie Scientists Study Cytoskeleton
• Climatologist Michaels Takes Issue with Kolbert and Gore
• Off the Cuff: Louise Melling
• This Week in Oberlin History: I See Dead People

SPORTS

Men’s Soccer Ties Denison 0-0
By Quentin Jones
Over the past two weeks, the Oberlin men’s soccer team has improved its record from an overall record 4-3-4 (conference 2-1-1) to 7-4-5 (4-2-2)...

Football Stands at 3-1 in Conference
By Flannery Cerbin
The month of October has been a great one for Oberlin College football.

Also in Sports:
• Volleyball Continues to Struggle in Conference
• Field Hockey Loses Heartbreaker in Overtime
• Yeo-Runners Cruise in Home Meet
• Yeowomen Keep Fighting Hard
• Rhino Ruggers Slaughter Ohio Wesleyan 53-10