Donor Poses $10,000 Student Challenge at Oberlin
An anonymous donor commits to $10 for every new donor and $1 for each $10 gift to Oberlin College, as the donor challenge aims to boost alumni giving and student contributions. David Clark notes last month’s gifts topped prior months, with 70 percent from new donors, and plans to involve OSCA graduates and seniors through the campaign.
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EPC weighs Feb vote on reinstituting D and F
The Envenonal Pans and Pot des Comite endorses reinstitution of D and F at February EPC meeting. Kim Golden notes endorsement carries weight due to close vote and high absence rates, while Robert Hash cites indirect response to D and F vote and Norman Henderson adds context on faculty majority.
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Fuel shortages threaten College operations and open status
College faces severe fuel shortages driving higher heating costs and possible phased shutdowns into January. Dayton Livingston notes limited fuel could keep dorms and dining halls warm, but cold conditions may force cuts to buildings like Hales Gym and Philips and Wilder if needed. Bruning cites skyrocketing fuel demands and warns the situation hinges on severe winter weather.
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College and OPIRG oppose FAA airport expansion
The College and Ohio Public Interest Research Group oppose the FAA dispute at Lorain County Airport. They warn a delay in FAA approval could imply obstacles to the airport’s Master Plan and expansion, citing funding issues and the need for a Department of Commerce grant.
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Fresh slots boost co op chances for new freshmen
OSCA President Stewart Kohl signals more co op spaces may come after a committee vote. The housing committee debated reserving 15 to 20 percent of slots for incoming students and considered random assignment as applications rise. A final decision was postponed to review after comments from members and housing staff.
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