September 20, 1996 Contents

September 20, 1996
Volume 125, Number 3

A time to reap Switching things around Men's soccer stomps Lake Erie

The Oberlin Sustainable Agriculture Project is sponsoring a series of events in conjunction with the fall harvest. Tappan Square will be home to a farmer's market on Saturday morning. Musical Union is open by audition only this semester in anticipation of the arrival of guest conductor Robert Shaw, but the new policy has upset some non-members. After a tough road loss to Kenyon College, the men's soccer team took it out on a hapless Lake Erie team by scoring six goals in the first 35 minutes.

Quote of the Week

Schools have flavors. This one has 57 varieties

-Rob DiSpirito (Oberlin City Manager)

On the character of Oberlin

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A time to reap	Switching things around	Men's soccer stomps Lake Erie
The Oberlin Sustainable Agriculture Project is sponsoring a series of events in conjunction with the fall harvest. Tappan Square will be home to a farmer's market on Saturday morning.	Musical Union is open by audition only this semester in anticipation of the arrival of guest conductor Robert Shaw, but the new policy has upset some non-members.	After a tough road loss to Kenyon College, the men's soccer team took it out on a hapless Lake Erie team by scoring six goals in the first 35 minutes.