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The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Player of the Week: Alex Wagman

Player of the Week: Alex Wagman

Randy Ollie, Sports Editor March 4, 2016

Senior attacker Alex Wagman takes aim Feb. 20 against the visiting Olivet College Comets. Wagman had three goals on Sunday as the Yeo­men lost an overtime thriller to the visiting St. Mary’s College...

Sugar’s Sweet Consequences

Isabel Hulkower, Columnist March 4, 2016

Nearly everyone you know is likely a caffeine addict, craving it as soon as they wake up in the morning and rarely letting a day go by without a cup of coffee or tea to satisfy their addiction. Disturbingly...

Kazim Ali

In the Locker Room with Kazim Ali

Scott Rivlin March 4, 2016

This week, the Review sat down with yoga instructor and Creative Writing Professor Kazim Ali to discuss the mental and physical benefits of yoga, the yoga scene at Oberlin and why yoga is important for...

Feature Photo: Quidditch

Feature Photo: Quidditch

Randy Ollie, Sports Editor March 4, 2016

Oberlin’s first home tournament — aptly titled Ch. 33: Fight and Flight — includ­ed games against Ashland University, West Virginia University, Case Western Reserve University and Carnegie Mellon...

Yeowomen, Yeomen Up for Homestretch

Darren Zaslau, Sports Editor March 4, 2016

Oberlin’s track and field teams trav­eled to Granville, Ohio, Friday to com­pete in the Denison University Last Chance Meet. Sophomore Annie Go­odridge, junior Ave Spencer and first-year Imani Cook-Gist...

Fifth-year Olivia Salas lobs a pitch to her teammate last spring. Weather permitting, intramural spring sports are scheduled to start in fewer than two weeks.

Intramurals Require Ambition, Accessibility

Sarena Malsin, Sports Editor March 4, 2016

Organized sports definitely have their allure. Beside the stress release of physical activity, you get the community of a team, the drive and mo­tivation of a coach and the adrenaline from an organized...

A Once-in-a-Century Season

Randy Ollie, Sports Editor March 4, 2016

With the Major League Baseball preseason in full swing, baseball fans across the country are gearing up for what looks to be another competitive and exciting year for America’s favorite pastime. Along...

Senior Taylor Swift and Junior Hannah Heinke-Green stop an attacker in her tracks in the Wednesday game against the visiting Baldwin Wallace University Yellow Jackets. The Yeowomen are back in action Saturday against Sewanee: The University of the South at 12 p.m. in Wooster, Ohio.

Yeowomen Buzz Past Yellow Jackets

Matt Walker March 4, 2016

On Wednesday’s chilly night, the women’s lacrosse team took the field for their home opener against the Baldwin Wallace University Yellow­ Jackets at the Knowlton Athletics Complex. With the temperature...

Junior Tori Poplaski crosses home plate. The Yeowomen were defeated by Greenville College and Rhodes College at their opening tournament in Memphis, TN, this weekend but look forward to their next game against Ursuline College on Wednesday, March 9.

Panthers, Lynx Scratch Yeowomen

Julie Schreiber, Sports Editor February 26, 2016

The Yeowomen stepped up to the plate for the first time this season when they headed south to Memphis, TN, for their opening tournament this weekend. With a new coaching staff, five first-years and high...

Player Of The Week: Michael Drougas

Player Of The Week: Michael Drougas

February 26, 2016

Fresh off of a North Coast Athletic Player of the Week selection earlier in the month, sophomore Michael Drougas had an impressive weekend against Division II University of Findlay. The Salem, VA, native...

Seniors Nick Lobley (left) and Alex Wagman celebrate during the Yeomen’s home opener this weekend.  The Yeomen beat the Olivet College Comets 19–11 and will return to the Knowlton Athletics Complex to face St. Mary’s College this Sunday at 12 p.m.

Yeomen Ground Comets in First Win

Darren Zaslau, Sports Editor February 26, 2016

After a grueling winter preseason, the men’s lacrosse team started their 2015–2016 season with a dominant 19–11 victory against the Olivet College Comets on Saturday at the Knowlton Athletics Complex....

Cool or Drool: Prejudiced Comments Cost Pacquaio

Dan Bisno, Columnist February 26, 2016

Every decade has its share of Michael Jordans — iconic athletes who stand out in their generation. Jordan certainly stands out more than most, but there are always two or three athletes per sport who...

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