Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Elisha Gray Holds Important Place in TIMARA Studio

Roderic Knight, Emeritus Professor of Ethnomusicology December 11, 2015

To the Editors: I was very pleased to see Elisha Gray briefly featured in the Nov. 20, 2015 issue of The Oberlin Review. Indeed, all Obies should know him: an Ohio native, Oberlin student, then Oberlin...

Please Don’t Feed the Pipelines

Aliza Weidenbaum, Oberlin resident December 11, 2015

To the Editors: As someone fully opposed to fossil fuel pipelines, I am thrilled that the city of Oberlin is able to engage the help of such an experienced attorney as Carolyn Elefant in litigating...

Media Outlets Highlight Trump’s Hypocrisy

Kiley Petersen, Managing Editor December 11, 2015

I think it’s no surprise to anyone at Oberlin that Donald Trump is, in no particular order, racist, sexist, homophobic, ableist, a xenophobic bigot, a white supremacist, a man with atrocious hair and...

Naked Run Helps Students Face Insecurities

CJ Blair, Columnist December 11, 2015

If there’s a better way to relieve the stress of finals than streaking through a library, I have yet to find it. Of all the strange traditions at Oberlin, the Naked Run is not only one of the most outrageous...

Free Speech Still in Student Body’s Best Interest

Aaron Pressman, Columnist December 11, 2015

On Dec. 4, College junior Jasper Clarkberg wrote a response titled “Non-Black Allies Must Engage With Protest Critics” to my Nov. 6 column in the Review, “Discouraging Dissent Stifles Intellectual...

Winter Term Committee Must Revise Grant Policy

Editorial Board December 11, 2015

With the end of the semester fast approaching, many students are organizing housing and transportation funds for Winter Term. While some students can afford to front the costs of living and dining for...

During Reading Period, Students Should Examine, Treat Dangerous Sleep Habits

Nina Li, Contributing Writer December 11, 2015

As a student, exams are one of the most important things in my academic career. However, school and tests don’t always go as well as I expect, especially because I suffer from insomnia. At first I didn’t...

Non-Black Allies Must Engage With Protest Critics

Jasper Clarkberg, Contributing Writer December 4, 2015

On Nov. 6, Aaron Pressman wrote a column accusing “students who make up the majority opinion” of stifling dissent on campus (“Discouraging Dissent Stifles Intellectual Growth,” The Oberlin Review)....

Peace for Syria Feasible with Rebel, State Solution

Sean Para, Columnist December 4, 2015

The maelstrom that has engulfed Syria continues to reach new heights of violence. Recent attacks by the Islamic State in Paris, Beirut and the Sinai Peninsula have added a sense of urgency in bringing...

Dismissing Belief in Afterlife Makes Life More Meaningful

CJ Blair, Columnist December 4, 2015

I’m afraid of death, and I’m pretty sure I’m not the only one. This fear, coupled with a little nudge from living in Kentucky, was enough to convince me to believe in God when I was a child. But...

Kylie Jenner’s Photoshoot Undermines Experiences of Disabled People

El Wilson, Opinions Editor December 4, 2015

Dear Kylie Jenner, I don’t care if you’re a trendy fashion model. I don’t care if you’re rich and famous. I don’t care that the photo shot by Steven Klein was well-composed. I don’t care...

City Council Should Focus on Abolishing, Not Rerouting, NEXUS Pipeline

Editorial Board December 4, 2015

In a special meeting on Monday, Nov. 30, City Council decided to hire the law offices of D.C.-based Carolyn Elefant to represent the city of Oberlin in a lawsuit aimed at rerouting the NEXUS pipeline....

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