Oberlin Blogs
Emily Humphreys ’21
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The Shinn Room: The Most Infamous Bathroom at Oberlin
March 22, 2021
The search for the greatest bathroom at Oberlin led me to the story of a smooth-talking criminal, tens of thousands of dollars of stolen books, and librarians who wouldn't rest until justice was served.
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Keep on Trucking: Science Labs in the Time of COVID-19
November 22, 2020
Sometimes a classroom has tables, chairs, and whiteboards, and other times it has red paint, four wheels, and impressive horsepower.
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A bee or not a bee?
October 13, 2020
It took a fall afternoon and an impostor bumblebee to show me there’s more to campus than you might notice at first.
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There’s no time like the present
May 22, 2020
While learning from home these past few months has been challenging, the invitation my teachers provided to think about the pandemic through so many different lenses has truly helped me make sense of what is going on in my own life and also the world.
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On Having a Roommate
May 1, 2020
Living with someone else can be challenging, but sometimes it’s worth it.
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Oberlin’s Spring Wildflowers and Where to Find Them
April 18, 2020
A love letter to Oberlin's flowers.
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Until We Can Be Together Again
March 18, 2020
This past week, as we prepared to head home in the face of a pandemic, Obies came together to support each other in some incredible ways.
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Come with me to an Ultimate Frisbee Tournament
February 24, 2020
♫ We are the Manti, no one can beat us! We play hard and wear Adidas! ♫
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Winter at Warner: Taking My First Dance Class
January 14, 2020
I didn’t realize I was living in my comfort zone until I finally stepped out of it.
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The Top Five Greatest Bathrooms at Oberlin
November 14, 2019
I firmly believe Oberlin’s bathrooms are some of the most underrated spaces on campus. They have interesting design elements, great acoustics, and most importantly are downright useful.
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Four O’Clock in the Moore Lab
October 31, 2019
I still think it’s remarkable that it's possible to take a leaf that I held in my hand, and get to a point where I can know the exact genetic sequence that lies deep in the nucleus of the plant cells.