| May 6, 2005 |
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NEWS
Oberlin prepares for Wal-Mart
The town of Oberlin is home to Kendall and the Apollo, the Big Parade and the
Farmers’ Market, flower-filled springs and snowbound winters.
Feasibility of wind power to be tested
The city of Oberlin and Oberlin College took a joint step forward in pioneering green energy use at Monday’s city council meeting.
Also in news:
• Dye presidency at crossroads
• Commencement: behind the scenes
• Search for dean marches on
• Eco-purchasing committee to aid in College sustainability
• MENA studies in the works
• The missing link: Cubans and Vietnamese in the US
SPORTS
Baseball heats up, victorious in 5 of last 6 games
Since the Yeomen’s 7-3 win at Jacobs field, things have seemed to turn around for Oberlin College baseball.
OC student named NCAC sprinter of the year
The Oberlin Yeowomen truly excelled in the NCAC track and field championships last Saturday.
Also in sports:
• OC golf places 8th in championship
• In the Locker Room With Steve Lind
• Yeo-laxers start strong against Kenyon but fizzle
• Wittenberg offense too fierce for Yeo-batters
• Women’s lacrosse closes season against Wooster
• Rugby finishes winning season at Teapot Dome
A breath of fresh air: The city agreed Monday to fund research regarding the potential of wind power. 
ARTS
Collegium makes sixteenth century sublime
No, I Don�t Play Football falls short
Also in arts:
COMMENTARY
• Editorial: Hands off our professors |
