NEWS

September 25, 1998
Volume 127, Number 4


This Week's Stories

• Environmental Studies breaks ground today
New facility to be completed by the year 2000

• Alleged stalker appears in court

• Clinton debates sweep campus
Forums and debates tackle presidential scandal

• WOBC improves its FM signal
Campus radio to spread influence across larger listening area

• UAW happy with final contract
Members pleased with levels of student interest

• Officer's union upset over quick hiring of temps
Unfair labor practice charge filed with regional office

• Security and police influences mesh

• Symposium begins Saturday on John M. Langston

• Grassroots organizers work to aid Lorain poor
Human rights initiative reaches out helping hand to poor

• Co-ops not immune to CDS change turmoil
New meal plan spells uncertainty for co-ops

• Fellowship offers opportunity

• Storied shovel digs up past
Oberlin tradition continues at Lewis Center groundbreaking

• New bank short on merit

• WRC Opens

• News Briefs
SM/BD members to tell their side
New class officer positions offered
Delucas Lucas still being held

• Security Notebook

• Community Events Calendar

 

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