November 1, 1996 Contents

November 1, 1996
Volume 125, Number 7

Ghost stories bring scoffs and silence A typical Arts weekend at Oberlin One day, two sports, two scores

A number of Oberlin buildings are said to be inhabited by specters and ghosts. Some residents are too spooked to even discuss the possible phantoms. Non-conformity is the rule this weekend with Rhinocerous by Ionesco featured in the Little Theater and the bizarre Meet the Feebles to be shown in Kettering. College junior Sam Krasnow, a soccer captain, is now kicking for the football team. In five attempts, he's hit four extra points.

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It's easier if you just don't let people know.

-Anonymous Conservatory Student

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Ghost stories bring scoffs and silence	A typical Arts weekend at Oberlin	One day, two sports, two scores
A number of Oberlin buildings are said to be inhabited by specters and ghosts. Some residents are too spooked to even discuss the possible phantoms.	Non-conformity is the rule this weekend with Rhinocerous by Ionesco featured in the Little Theater and the bizarre Meet the Feebles to be shown in Kettering.	College junior Sam Krasnow, a soccer captain, is now kicking for the football team. In five attempts, he's hit four extra points.