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News
Sexual
Assault Charges Dismissed
by
Zachary Pretzer
In response
to charges of rape brought against two Oberlin College students on Sept.
25, a preliminary hearing was held at the Oberlin Municipal Court on Wednesday
morning. It was determined that there was not sufficient evidence to take
the case to the Lorain Country Grand Jury.
The post-hearing statement issued by the Court read as follows: “Preliminary
hearing held. Evidence presented by prosecutor and defense. Upon the evidence,
the Court finds no probable cause to believe that an offense has been
committed herein. Case dismissed. Defendant discharged.”
(read on)
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Arts For
those loathe to ask cerebral questions like “What is art?”
“What role does creation play in the classification of art?”
and “What can art convey about desire and experience that words
cannot?” Mike Kenney’s installation in Fisher Gallery
may not be their cup of tea. Kenney’s one-man show, on display
until Nov. 9, is a highly conceptual and symbolic work that raises
questions regarding the role of the artist as creator in addition
to exploring themes of power, escape and freedom. It manages to
do all of this without sacrificing clarity and beauty. For those
visiting the installation who enjoy exploring the conceptual side
of art and are willing to put time into understanding the points
Kenney makes through his medium and subject matter, it is a worthwhile
and interesting endeavor. For everyone else, well, they’ll
get to see a really nice motorcycle. |
Sports
Yeomen
Pummel Kenyon in First Home Win
by Colin
Smith
On Saturday,
Oct. 20, while many Oberlin students were packing up and leaving campus,
the football team was getting psyched up for what would be its first win
in over three years. In the team’s most cohesive game of the season,
the Yeomen dominated the Kenyon Lords, cruising to a 53-22 victory and
laying to rest an NCAA-high 44 game losing streak.
(read
on)
Perspectives
Hit the Road, Ye Evangelists
To the Editors:
This is an
open letter to Oberlin’s Saturday morning street preachers. These
days there are people who, in their confusion and fear, distort the scriptures
and end by inspiring hostility and distrust, sometimes even death and
destruction. That is what the Sept. 11 killers have done. That is what
you are in danger of doing with your messages of exclusion and doom.
(read
on)
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