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Clear filtersMr. Hedgehog Saw Barack Obama!
January 19, 2010
What did Obama do? He brought people together, not just the diverse group at the Stocker Center this afternoon, but two very alike people who had never talked before as well.
Action and Talking
January 15, 2010
What's the right way to protest when the stakes are highest? From Vietnam to climate change, Obies are constantly testing the boundaries of this question.
The Little Proposal That Could
December 15, 2009
To do: make policy for a multi-million dollar corporation, create awesome trans activism, have the dorkiest party in the world...
When nature calls, students organize. Part 2.
November 25, 2009
Then a woman in the front row stood up. She was sobbing. The Lieutenant Governor couldn't ignore her emotional plea.
When nature calls, students organize. Part 1.
November 12, 2009
Students from all over Ohio descended on Oberlin last weekend to learn about and organize for our generation's greatest battle: turning back climate change.
SJI, part two (and my commentary thereon)
October 24, 2009
A nutshell of the rest of my Social Justice Institute experience, complete with gender-neutral pronouns and a definition of counternarratives.
Fall Break: Social Justice Institute
October 18, 2009
I first heard about the SJI in the admissions packet I got at the beginning of the summer. It wasn't terribly clear about what exactly the SJI was going to be, but I filled out the application anyway and sent it in, figuring it would be interesting if I got in. I did, and I attended the first session of it today. I still wasn't very clear about what it was until it started. . .
Oberlin students at the G20 protests: Reacting to a turbulent two days
October 15, 2009
Why were we there? How did the world see us?
Master of the (Student) Senate
September 25, 2009
"If we had duct tape, we'd help Klebanoff know what's good for him." - Prof. Paul Dawson speaking about Ben Klebanoff (Student Senator and wunderkind).
Desert Dynamics
April 2, 2009
A few things I learned on yesterday's patrol with the Samaritans, a group that sends a group out to the desert every day looking for migrants in need of water, food, medicine or simply a friendly face.
Selling Yourself: The Oberlin Dating Game
February 16, 2009
It was by far one of the more entertaining things one could have done on Valentine's Day, and it was for a good cause. There are only so many ways to make free chocolate taste better, and that's having it come out of your nose from laughing too hard.
Saints and Sinners: Two Days in Altar
February 7, 2009
To learn the routes of migration, we did in a couple of easy hours what takes most migrants four excruciating days.
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