Oberlin Blogs

The life of a scholar is truly fulfilling, both in the mind and the belly.

The drugs, plus several more days of going to bed at grandma hours, eventually cured me.

Setting: Science Center Atrium, Thursday, October 15, Midterm week. Joe begins typing his 5th page of a roughly 6-page paper...

One of the benefits of working at a college or university is having access to some of the best writers, scientists, academicians, researchers, musicians, artists, social reformers, environmentalists, and politicians of the day.

Various student organizations and groups had tables set up around Tappan Square, with food and activities available from their respective cultures.

Hello, Fall Recess.

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. . .

I turned back to my computer to further my electronic communication, and found everyone offline. So I refreshed the page. And it never came back.

...but it wouldn't have mattered because I probably wouldn't have listened anyways.

I like to think of myself as a person who can't be easily categorized or classified by simple things such as words.

Upon entering the chapel in the old stone building, I was struck by the intimacy of the space and the acoustics. Although I had been to Bosworth several times, this was my first time inside the chapel.

Of school colors and Substance-Free Housing, neither of which is lame in the slightest.