Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Badgers Burned by Refs

Tyler Sloan, Editor in Chief April 11, 2015

There are few aspects of sporting events as frustrating as a bad referee call that changes the outcome of a crucial game. The University of Wisconsin Badgers men’s basketball team is now all too familiar...

Fats, Oils Have Benefits Too

Isabel Hulkower, Columnist April 11, 2015

This week’s column is devoted to two very special oils in my life. One is a superfood sensation, known to the world over for its crazy benefits and uses, and the other is a personal favorite that I lovingly...

First-year pitcher Sandra Kibble delivers a pitch in a game against the Ohio Wesleyan Battling Bishops last Tuesday. Kibble
leads the team with 10 appearances and 12 strikeouts. Coming off an 11-win season, the Yeowomen have struggled
this year, dropping each of their last 12 games after winning the season opener, including all nine of their spring break
games in Clermont, FL. They will look to get back on track on Saturday when they host the Kenyon College Ladies at
Culhane Field.

Feature Photo: Softball

Nate Levinson, Sports Editor April 3, 2015

Senior captain and midfielder Kate Hanick sprints down the field during a home game
against the DePauw University Tigers on March 21. The Yeowomen have won six games in
a row and are 8–1 on the season.

Yeowomen Sweep Spring Break Games

Nate Levinson, Sports Editor April 3, 2015

The women’s lacrosse team traveled to Oregon and Washington over spring break, winning all three of its games to push its season record to 7–1. After defeating the the DePauw University Tigers 12–5...

Suh’s Mega-Deal Top Move of NFL Offseason

Dan Bisno and Henry Weissberg April 3, 2015

We bet you’re wondering what we are going to throw at you this week. Will it be a left jab of basketball analysis? Or a righty uppercut of football talk? Oh yeah, that’s the one. We’re talking NFL....

Senior pitcher Benjamin Whitener winds up for a pitch in a game against Williams College last Monday, March 23 at the Tucson Invitational in Tucson, AZ. The Yeomen defeated Williams 11–3 and went 6–8 over spring break.

Yeomen Inconsistent, Go 6–8 On Trip to Arizona

Tyler Sloan, Editor in Chief April 3, 2015

The baseball team returns to Oberlin after a 14-game stretch at the Tucson Invitational over its spring break trip to Tucson, AZ. The Yeomen faced competition from all over the country at the weeklong...

NBA Will Miss Durant

Nate Levinson, Sports Editor April 3, 2015

On March 27, news broke that Oklahoma Thunder superstar forward Kevin Durant would miss the remainder of the NBA season due to complications in recovering from a Jones fracture in his right foot, which...

Nick Lobley (left) and Matt Fox

In the Locker Room with Nick Lobley and Matt Fox

Tyler Sloan, Editor in Chief April 3, 2015

This week, the Review sat down with men’s lacrosse power duo, college juniors Nick Lobley and Matt Fox, to discuss their individual successes, the challenges of practicing indoors and their goals for...

Evan Holliday (top) and Jason Freedman

In the Locker Room with Evan Holliday and Jason Freedman

Nate Levinson, Sports Editor March 13, 2015

This week, the Review sat down with the men’s Ultimate Frisbee captains, senior Evan Holliday and junior Jason Freedman, to discuss changes in the team dynamic over the years, how they can make it to...

NCAA Losing its Edge

Tyler Sloan, Editor in Chief March 13, 2015

The NCAA is losing its edge in collegiate athletics. Once the brand of excellence and legitimacy, the organization now makes more headlines for its faulty policies than for progressive or inclusive reform....

Divisive Paleo Diet Impractical for Many

Isabel Hulkhower, Columnist March 13, 2015

If you’ve spent any time down the rabbit hole of outlandish food trends, you’ve undoubtedly come across the paleo diet. Paleo is an extremely rigid lifestyle plan in which dieters only eat foods cave...

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