| April 15, 2005 |
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NEWS
Con prepares for faculty reduction
Cuts to the piano faculty and a greater emphasis on interdivision cooperation and international performance are among the changes planned for the Conservatory in the coming years.
New village housing planned
In its quest to entice more upperclassmen back to residence on campus, the College has recently launched the design process for a new townhouse style residence hall to be constructed directly north of Stevenson.
Also in news:
• Kushner comes to Oberlin
• Swipe cards fixed
• ResEd searches for new head
• OC Republicans hold meeting
• Co-ops at war: A dispatch from the battlefield
• Senate plans vote (Sidebar: Senate Report)
• The real dirt on local foods
• Road to Hope tour
SPORTS
Division I competition overwhelms lacrosse
The men’s lacrosse team netted its third win of the season on Saturday,
defeating Medaille College 14-4.
Pitching stifles Lake
It is a little more than halfway through the season and Oberlin baseball has experienced a rocky first half.
Also in sports:
• Tennis is victorious
• Men’s golf tees off at Hiram College dual
• Lacrosse drops first two conference matches
• Mount Union meet a success for track
• Softball still in search of first conference victory
• In the Locker Room With Moose and Kaitlin Barrer
Closing Convocation: Acclaimed playwright Tony Kushner addresses an eager audience in Finney. 
ARTS
Oberlin Percussion Group shakes up Warner
Capriccio Stravagante energizes and excites
Also in arts:
COMMENTARY
• Editorial: Keep Oberlin weird |
