May 1, 1998
Volume 126, Number 23

This Week's Stories

• Sharpley petitions for artist in resident status

108 students sign letter in support of goal

• Proliferation of organizations has SFC pinching pennies

Aid to Strays suffers major budget cuts

• AD candidate not a hit with students

• Looks like Black Rain for Kuumba

• NATO team briefs students

• Alpha forum upsets students

Students express anger at loss of e-mail functions in forum with Computing staff

• Senate passes College Debate Team Charter

Meeting begins with tension due to semester-long miscommunication

• SLC finally passes B/D & S/M charter

• Students praise women in science

Saturday symposium focuses on under-represented groups in math and sciences

• Students celebrate 50th Israeli Independence Day

Students for a Free Palestine attend festivities to educate others

• Alum speaks on domestic violence

Corrinne Millette enlightens students about frightening facts

• Pomp and circumstances: Nancy Dye's first four years

• Starr quickly fades from the Oberlin scene

• Student Senate past and present

Senate continues efforts to become a representative voice for students

• Activism thrives through Oberlin's history

• Student Finance Committee 1998-99 Allocations

• News Briefs

Oscar Winner Goldman to talk at Honors Day

Ballots bring two finalists for Class Trustee position

• Security Notebook

• Community Events Calendar