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 National League MVP Albert Pujols and the rest of Major League Baseball begin the 2006 season. |  Students present animated dance concert with colorful choreography. |  Look inside: the scoop on the whys and wherefores behind the new online course catalog. |  The Artist Recital Series brings jazz legend Wayne Shorter to Finney. |
| April 7, 2006 |
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NEWS
Off-Campus Housing Policy Aggravates Students
While in Oberlin’s past all seniors were guaranteed off-campus housing,
this year only 465 students were allowed off-campus.
CFC Considers Four Faculty Cuts
For the first time since the proposal not to refill the vacated Asian-American History professorship last semester, College Faculty Council and Educational Plans and Policies Committee have identified four more positions that are under consideration for elimination.
Also in news:
• Obies Camp Out for Peace in Darfur
• Overcoming Challenges, Drag Ball Will Survive
• Gender-Neutral Housing Plans Delayed
• Bye Bye Books: The Catalog Goes
• Nurse Lectures on Disease Clusters and Wellington Health
• Groups Protect Economic Human Rights
• Lecturer Explains the Beginning of Gender Stereotypes
• Oberlin in History: Pied trustees
• Off the Cuff: Chris Baymiller
SPORTS
Softball Suns, Runs and Gets a Win in Florida
The Oberlin College softball team faced some great competition and warm weather on their recent week-long escapade to Florida.
Tennis Team Rollercoasters through Spring Break
The Yeomen tennis team has had a good run these past few weeks.
Also in sports:
• Women’s Lacrosse Stumbles and Dances Along West Coast
• Big Red Proves Too Much for Yeomen
• Major League Baseball Swings into Action
• Baseball Remains Optimistic After Slow Start
• Outdoor Track and Field Begins
