| March 5, 2004 |
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NEWS
Legal tensions in Union St. talks
With both sides wary of upcoming Union Street housing vote in mid-January, tensions flared between city and College officials as each accused one-another of demanding a "quid pro quo" or an implied exchange of favors to secure the outcome of the city councils's vote.
Obies march for theatre space
At Thursday's open trustees meeting more than 50 students showed up to voice their discontent with the current state of performance space at Oberlin and demanded the imediate construction of new theatre space
Also in news:
• Faculty petition OC for higher raises
• Super Tuesday returns
• Group pushes for Coke ban
• Police release crash report
• Off the Cuff: Rance Turpin
• Oberlin women through the ages
• OberCon unleashes epic battle for the universe
• A month of new printing fees
• Draft isn't what it used to be
• AHH defines its safe space
• Dye to city council, et al.
• Gardner responds to College
• Wage growth and grapes - new faculty expertise
• Afro-Cuban witchcraft talk
• Anti-Semitism and philo-Semitism examined
• News Briefs
• News Calendar
SPORTS
Tomasevic takes unusual path
Bosko overcomes many hurdles for successful career.
Men's Tennis still undefeated
The Oberlin men's tennis team has started the season in an impressive fashion, beating up on Otterbein College and Ohio Wesleyan University over the weekend.
Also in sports:
• Road proves hard for women's tennis
• Yeoman pole-vaulter breaks record at Case Meet
• In the Locker Room with Adam Miller and Cole Price
