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News
Cincinnati
Court Questions Affirmative Action Policies
by Matthew
Green
At 5 a.m.
on Thursday, while most of the campus slept, a chartered bus full of Oberlin
students headed south to Cincinnati to participate in a rally in support
of affirmative action.
(read on)
Arts
Angels in America Brings Life�s
Nuances to Life
by Kate
Antognini
Tony Kushner’s
Angels in America: The Millenium Approches, a deeply moving and daring
play of epic proportions that deals with many hard issues from AIDS to
loyalty to abandonment, is brought to life by the Oberlin Theater and
Dance Department this weekend.
(read
on)
Sports
Men�s
Basketball Defeats Hiram College, 83-81
by Benjamin
Pred
The Oberlin
men’s basketball team won their first game of the year in their North
Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) season debut at Hiram College’s
Price Stadium on Saturday, Dec. 1 in a nail-biting, 83-81 victory. Though
they booted the Terriers, the team had a tough loss on Wednesday to the
Denison Big Red, 73-68. The team’s NCAC record now stands even at
1-1.
(read on)
Perspectives
Dye Explains Sex Offense Policy
To the Oberlin Community:
Recently,
I have received many communications concerning Oberlin’s policy for
dealing with sexual offense. I write in the hope of dispelling some of
the confusion that surrounds issues of sexual assault and rape on this
campus.
(read
on)
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