November 14, 1997
Volume 126, Number 9

This Week's Stories

• Proposals in for Student Health

Students excited for health plan's future

• Winter parking ban causes student alarm

Parking shortage leads committee to hand out surveys, search for solutions

• Skating rule frustrates many

• Assistant Dean Jacobson resigns

• Posters elicit criticism

Frustrated students tear down genocide signs

• Dye, Senate discuss dean search structure

Group also discusses student retention study

• Dye responds to student letter

Students glad to have response, plan meetings with President

• Black administrators feel pressure

Oberlin's potential to be welcoming is large but unfulilled

• Staff see need for greater support of people of color

People feel College can do more to support administrators of color

• Assistant Director of Security pool narrowed to three

Search nears conclusion after over a year of vacancy

• Why are some classes at 8 a.m. but not others?

• Students take heart in Oberlin's newest clubs

• College junior youngest poet to be featured in book

• Time drags at the Con

Broken clocks, scarce parking hot topics at con faculty meeting

• Woody agriculturist speaks on campus

• SLC discusses rewording of dress code

• Two Trees and new chef to part ways

• Jazz Studies students push for better facility

Feature Photos
Winter frolickers It's here to stay Shoot 'em up

• News Briefs

Source of Alpha headaches found

Students meet with architects

Student crashes car in 511

• Security Notebook

• Community Events Calendar