September 3, 1999
Volume 128, Number 1

This Week's Stories

September 3, 1999
Volume 128, Number 1

This Week's Stories

• Res Life faces housing shortage

• Wills speaks of shaping the future

• Local youths take the ice

Mighty Oberlin skaters roll into Lorain County Thunderdome

• Capital Campaign to officially begin

• Floods soak three buildings

Rice, Harkness and Asia House see life from a fishbowl

• Oberlin slips to 25 in U.S. News ratings

• Second floor of Co-op bookstore closed for business

Downtown staple faces uphill struggle to survive after latest setback

• OC gets McNair grant

$1.6 million to aid low-income, minority, and first-generation students

• Newkirk will see the Review in court

• New Conservatory dean has big plans for future

Robert Dodson replaces former dean Karen Woldd who resigned in January

• Hall Auditorium being renovated

Renovations to AMAM, Rice Hall, and Hall Auditorium near completion

• Shilpa Davé leaves MRC

Dav´ moves on to teach at the University of Wisconsin at Madison

• ES center nears completion

Environmental Studies Director David Orr sees his vision become a reality

• Pauly's offers tasty Italian cuisine

Following in the footsteps of Noah Pressler, Jambor opens pizzeria

• Barrows reluctantly donates its body to science

Science Center targets the 2002 fall semester for its grand opening

• Goldsmith begins his tenure

New dean of student life outlines his plans for the future

• Oberlin takes heat from local landlords