{ "Come on down to Cleveland Town, everyone..." }

		Upon learning I attend Oberlin, many people ask if I go into Cleveland every weekend. Usually my facial expression is enough of an answer. posted by Alice Ollstein '10 | June 30, 2009 | 5 Responses

{ Music Opportunities for Non-Music Majors }

		Want to make your own banjo out of a gourd? You can do it. Want to be part of a gamelan ensemble? You can do that, too. posted by Zoë McLaughlin '11 | June 28, 2009 | 6 Responses

{ Recipes for Summertime, Part Two }

		Wayyyyy back when I was a wee 'un, I wanted to go to a glorious place, one I had read about in books and seen in movies. College! It was everything I wanted! But first, I had to apply. And applications require writing. posted by Ma'ayan Plaut '10 | June 26, 2009 | 2 Responses

{ Recipes for Summertime, Part One }

		No matter how far away you go from Oberlin, you're still going to crave it. posted by Ma'ayan Plaut '10 | June 24, 2009 | 3 Responses

{ A long, strange trip }

		Some thoughts after a month spent touring with an Oberlin rock band. posted by Will Mason '10 | June 21, 2009 | 2 Responses

{ Why Oberlin? }

		"You know," one of them said, "Chewbacca is the only one in his family with a normal name." posted by Zoë McLaughlin '11 | June 21, 2009 | 0 Responses

{ Have Diploma, Will Travel (Back to College?) }

		It turns out that for a pair of liberal college campuses, both boasting large feeder populations from elite(ist) NYC high schools, Cornell and Oberlin couldn't be more different. posted by Daniel Tam-Claiborne '09 | June 16, 2009 | 3 Responses

{ "Snazzy" "Spicy" "Somnambulist" Sandwiches: Hot and Made to Order }

		I've been working at the Decafe ever since, my hours fluctuating every semester, but I still keep signing up for hours because I truly love working there. I love playing with food, I love making people happy with their food, and I love being creative. And here is where the adjective sandwiches come in. posted by Ma'ayan Plaut '10 | June 14, 2009 | 4 Responses

{ Parallel Universes }

		I have just passed the two week point of being home for the summer. And since this is an Oberlin blog, this is about what's different at my summer home and my Oberlin home. posted by Ma'ayan Plaut '10 | June 10, 2009 | 2 Responses

{ The Trappings of Relative Success }

		My own computer, grammar errors, and what it's like to be the only Anglo at the country's biggest Spanish paper. posted by Alice Ollstein '10 | June 9, 2009 | 0 Responses

{ A vignette from finals week }

		Luck, however, was with us, in the form of a front loader. posted by Zoë McLaughlin '11 | June 5, 2009 | 0 Responses

{ I Disagree }

		In this post: potentially job ending disagreement, politics at Oberlin, liberal ironists vs. liberal revolutionaries, debates to stay up late for, Fox News, and please don't fire me. posted by John West '10 | June 4, 2009 | 1 Responses

{ A glorious return: Commencement Week shenanigans }

		There's a flower shop on S. Main that writes a different name on their sign every day, and if you are blessed with that particular name, you get a free flower. I had never seen my own name until this past Commencement. posted by Alice Ollstein '10 | June 3, 2009 | 2 Responses

{ What's that about the bathrooms? }

		You may or may not have heard that the bathrooms are gender-neutral at Oberlin. This may or may not concern you, your parents, or someone else whom you hold dear. posted by Zoë McLaughlin '11 | May 31, 2009 | 2 Responses

{ Graduation: Suits, Sundresses and Speeches! }

		Say "commencement" and I think of the iconic hats in the air, traditions, pomp and circumstance, formality... But Oberlin students don't really DO traditional. posted by Aries Indenbaum '09 | May 29, 2009 | 4 Responses