News
Hockey
Rink Closes With No Sure Plans to Reopen College Stops Paying Expenses
by Kathryn
Antognini
Once a favorite
gathering spot of students, townsfolk and the hockey team, the Oberlin
ice rink is now empty after a recent administrative decision to cease
funding the facility.
The College decided to close the rink upon learning that the Lorain County
Hockey Association (LCHA), who had leased the rink seven years ago, owed
roughly $80,000 to various utility companies. As a result, the Oberlin
ice hockey team is currently searching for a new home.
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Arts
Dancers Pay Homage to Ancestors,
Reverence to Body
by
Patricia Ngnoumen
Oberlin
students gathered in Warner Main Stage last weekend to witness a
spectacular dance performance produced by senior Dominique Atchison.
Pass Me Not was an arrangement of eight individual pieces that dealt
with personal issues that have affected Atchisons life.
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Sports
Football Team Chews Up Denison Big Red, 33-20
by Colin
Smith
On Saturday
the Oberlin College football team allayed any fears of a long losing streak,
playing a solid four quarters for a win in their final home game of the
season. The Yeomen dominated the Denison Big Red defensively and the offense
posted an impressive 33 points as Oberlin won 33-20.
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Perspectives
Writer Calls For Moratorium On Cayo-Cotter Quotes
To the Editors:
Would it be
possible for you to STOP quoting Brianna Cayo-Cotter? Not that my life
hasnt been made more complete by knowing her opinion and having
her input on EVERY campus issue (and it IS every issue), or that her very
affected attitude hasnt inspired me. I just feel that since we have
so many intelligent and thoughtful students on this campus, perhaps we
should take advantage of the diversity, and print other peoples
opinions every once in a while. Just a thought.
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