March 13, 1998
Volume 126, Number 18

Editorials

• Why did the Obie cross the road?

- Review Editorial Staff

• Taking care of an incomplete

- Review Editorial Staff

Perspectives

• People pleaded for a new meal plan...

Essays

• If students wasted less food, we might have better options

-Joseph Waltzer is a College senior

• Several mistakes were made regarding nonhuman animals

• The Board of Trustees would like to answer your questions

-William R. Perlik is Chair, Board of Trustees

Letters to the Editor

• Responsible journalists verify quotes

-Yolanda P. Cruz Professor of Biology

• Review displayed "bad journalism"

-Erica Seager College sophomore

• Pig farms, the sensible alternative

-Michael Reavey Conservatory first-year

• Students, ask for or take only as much food as you really need

-Mark Frey College sophomore

-Orion Walker College sophomore

• These are recent case summaries heard by the Honor Committee

-Erin Flannery Conservatory junior

• Bob Scheren's talents will be missed

-Geoffrey Blodgett Professor of History

• As an institution of higher learning, Oberlin should fill gaps

-Aisha Cousins College sophomore

• It would be particularly neat if you considered voting for me

-Chapin Benninghoff College senior

• We'd like to thank you

-Susan Thomas-Young, Rachel Ghoston, Bryan Thomas, Matt Valentine, Caleb Miller, Josh Hicks, Takiela Walker, MyEsha Perkins, Jason Whitehead, Jolie Thomas

• Why is the safety of one person not as important as another?

-Van Kirkendall Oberlin resident

• English Department has much more to do in the way of diversity and we need to do it together

-Nicholas Jones Acting Chair, Department of English

• We must have leadership from our class officers

-Joshua Kaye College senior

• It is necessary that OSCA sees Oberlin's contract with Marriott

-Jennifer Carter College senior, OSCA President

-Dan Orr College senior, Membership Secretary

-Dan Spalding College junior, Treasurer

• The word "townie" seems to connote isolation and superiority

-Kate Martin College sophomore

• The Review fails to live up to highest standards

-Chris Younkman Double-degree junior