NEWS
Democrats Come Out Ahead
By Jonah Kaplan-Woolner
It is about ten in the morning in the America Votes Lorain County headquarters, an unassuming little three-room office above First Merit Bank on the corner of Main and College.
Alum Talks Journalism
By Sarah J. Newman
�The library was my babysitter,� began Adam Moss OC �79, editor-in-chief of New York magazine.
Also in News:
• Committee Gives Hope for Sustainable Future
• Student Rep Joins in Presidential Search
• Censures Heat Up Senate
• This Week in Oberlin History: "This disco wouldn't be as good if beer was unavailable here"
• Kristol Shares Thoughts on Election
• Off the Cuff: Ben Cohen
• Foreign Policy Scholar Doubts Effectiveness of War with Iran
• Obesity: MD Explains Science Behind Nationwide Phenomenon
SPORTS
Yeomen Beat Kenyon, Break Records
By Flannery Cerbin
The Oberlin football team put together an impressive offensive display on Saturday, Nov. 4, breaking seven school records in its 56-42 triumph over the Kenyon College Lords.
Frisbee Displays Talent with Inter-Squad Game
By Sarah Heaton
Oberlin�s Flying Horsecows have a long history of success.
Also in Sports:
• Swimming & Diving Starts 0-3
• Fall Season Comes to Close for Women�s Rugby
• Club Sports: Equestrian Team Performs Well in Recent Shows
• In the Locker Room: Jennifer Sargrad and Catherine Wolner
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FEATURES
Con and WTC, Similarly Designed
By Sophia Yan
�The purpose of architecture is to create an atmosphere in which man can live, work and enjoy.�
Oberlin�s Mysteries of History
By Milena Evtimova
ARTS
Pillowman Probes Dark Side
By Leah Falk
Writer Natalie Goldberg tells a story of her friend, also a writer, who, when once held up in an alley, actually shouted �Don�t shoot me! I�m a writer!�
The Wiyos Defy Genre, Experimenting With Old-Timey Melange
By Jake Robinson
Also in Arts:
• Dancing about Architecture
• Placebo Disappoints Fans in Cleveland
• Oberlin Jazz Ensemble Showcases Talent for Students, Parents
• Under the Radar: A Place for All Musicians on MySpace
COMMENTARY
• Editorial: A Case of the New Blues
• Letters to the Editor: Meet the OCDC for a Chat
• The Right Stuff: Another Election, Another Lesson
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