November 6, 1998
Volume 127, Number 8

Editorials

• Consilience reconciles

- Review Editorial Staff

• Off-campus handbook aids students

- Review Editorial Staff

Perspectives

• Students: What was your first reaction to the allegations against Rod Knight?

Essays

• Essay was destructive, divisive; erased queer people of color

-Adam Heintz, Kristen Keniray, and Ian Sherman

• Clarifying the intent and focus of last week's hate-crimes essay

-John Partridge, College senior

Letters to the Editor

• Review doesn't give Knight a chance

-Julie Cross, Conservatory senior and Des Harmon, Conservatory senior

• Editorial opinion more vital than advertisement

-Noah Kirshbaum, College sophomore

• Elitism limits Asian American Alliance

-Richard W. Pierce, College first-year

• OBDSM expresses support and solidarity for queers

-The members of the Oberlin BDSM Club

• Use response to broaden struggle against bigotry, oppression

-Gillian Russom, College junior, International Socialist Organization

• Speakers will be beneficial

-Angela Nichols, LGBT Community Coordinator

• Respect and understanding are vital

-William Norris, Professor of Sociology

• Dialogue about Partridge essay may help build larger movement

-Eva Owens, College junior

• Black does not equal heterosexual

-Khary Polk, College junior, et al.

• Partridge essay perpetuates marginalization among minorities

-Manu Vimalassery

• Towey's self-righteous attitude more damaging than smoking

-Matthew Bell, College senior

• Science aids all students

-Dan Styer, Associate Professor of Physics

• Communities must work together to present united front against hatred

-Alexis Eastman, College junior