Ms. Sorvino, a soft-spoken Oberlin graduate with sunglasses balanced on her head, didn't consider the hoopla over her earnest script (which in other circumstances might be called a good learning experience and left at that) a big deal.

In the summer of 1901, Luella Miner, a missionary and Oberlin graduate, arranged for Kung to travel to Oberlin for further study.

James K. Sunshine, a 1949 Oberlin graduate recalled that "After the war, a charismatic young history professor named Harvey Goldberg arrived and astonished his classes and much of the campus with incandescent lectures on European economic history.

The work's architecture wasn't quite coherent, and textures were muddy, although the soloist, the pianist Pedja Muzijevic (not an Oberlin graduate), gave a competent, tastefully ornamented rendition.

Before the concert Oberlin's dean, David H. Stull, pointed out that New York is the primary destination for Oberlin graduates.

These teachers were recent Oberlin graduates and who knew Wilson.

The early work was financially supported from gifts and student fees, but much of the endowment was given by the estate of Charles Martin Hall, an Oberlin graduate and founder of ALCOA Aluminum.

(Kozinn) EMILY MANZO (Sunday) This pianist, an Oberlin graduate and new-music champion, has given the premieres of works by John Luther Adams, Kyle Gann and Mary Halvrson.

The Association, with offices on campus, sends Oberlin graduates to teach in China, India, and Japan, as well as hosting scholars and artists from Asia to spend time on the Oberlin campus.

The night after she left for greener pastures in California, a group of friends and I encountered yet another cell of Oberlin graduates in a local bar.