The Oberlin Review

November 2, 2007

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NEWS

City Candidates Fire it up at First Church
Kate Riley
Oberlin City Council and School Board candidates, residents and students packed the pews of First Church on Monday, Oct. 29 to attend a forum in preparation for the November 6 election.

College & City Began Dialogue
Brian Pugh and Yan Slobodkin
Oberlin College students on September 30, which prompted allegations of excessive force and prejudice, has triggered an official response from the City and the College.

Also in News:
• A Councilman Cries "Foul"
• Beehive Collective Stings Drug War
• First-Years Diversify Oberlin
• Millions More For College Programs
• Foreign Student Dismissed, Friends Protest
• Off the Cuff: Zia Afghan
• Robbers Strike at Town and Gown
• Oberlin Revives Grad Studies
• Earth to Oberlin

SPORTS

Field Hockey Loses in Semis
Dharam Khalsa
“[The season] had a lot of ups and downs,” explained field hockey senior goalkeeper and captain Lauren Malinowski.

First-Year Joanna Johnson Wins NCAC Title
Emma Clohessy
irst-year Joanna Johnson certainly made a mark in her first-ever North Coast Athletics Conference cross country meet on Saturday, Oct. 27.

Also in Sports:
• Men's Soccer Lose Final Game in OT
• Marvin the Man
• Yeowomen Struggle to Score in 0-1 Loss
• Back-to-Back Losses Drive Football in Final Stretch
• Club Sports Efforts Inspire Administrative Response
• Volleyball Finishes Year Strong
• In The Locker Room: Chris Campbell

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ARTS

Monks Bring Tradition to Finney
Angel Lin
A half hour after the beginning of the program, the audience in Finney Chapel on Tuesday night was deep in supplication, responding to the dances and chants of Korean Buddhist monks.

Con Launches New Radio Program
Laurel Fuson
The Conservatory will be riding the Cleveland airwaves in style beginning on Sunday, Nov. 11. The Con’s newest pet project, Oberlin Presents, will be aired at 10 a.m. on 104.9 FM, WCLV,

Also in Arts:
• Improv Troupe Kicks Off New Season of Fun
• Beyond Oberlin - Ohio's Bounty
• Nature, Spirit and Students Unite in Popular ExCo
• Connies Pitted Against Each Other in Competition
• FX Unicorn Explodes with Explosions in the Sky

COMMENTARY

• Editorial: Dismissal Brings Up Questions for Administration
• Letters to the Editor: More Letters to the Editors
• Glad We Had This Talk
• True Blue: Fair Funding for Oberlin Schools
• The Ethical Obie
• No Easy Answers to Sustainability Challenges