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Thursday, April 18, 2002
Angered villager threatens students
By Robbie Ketcham FRA still in planning
By Bryan Stokes II 50 years later, trailblazer returns
By Bryan Stokes II and James Lewis A cappella tour $$ debated
By Taryn Myers Sophomore rush proposal fails
By Isankya Kodithuwakku Election Results Peirce door goes away, newspaper staff freezes
By Tracy Miller and Luke Witman Friends remember professor
By Robbie Ketcham News Briefs TBTN leaves Simpson in the dark
By Samantha Simpson Editorial Drama department banishes student theater from Hill and Bolton
By Katie Jeffrey Letter to the Editor Rapper Chuck D speaks out on realities of rap, racism
By Rachel Kessler McMillin shares Tibetan stories
By Mike Ludders Cure returns to Romanian birthplace with Fulbright
By Jenna Walker Jennings seeks safer schools
By Pam Waldman The Social Scene The Last Word...
By Adam Sapp Wind Ensemble to showcase departmental talent
By Lindsay Warner A Doll's House makes grown-ups happy
By Brendan Griffin Neimat conquers newest musical frontier: Deutsch
By Jesse Donaldson Poet speaks on 'terrors of history'
By Jeremy Hawkins A & E Briefs Lords Lacrosse demolishes two opponents
By Matthew Cass Ladies Lax downs Earlham, picks up first NCAC win
By Tamar Chalker Ladies Tennis finishes third at regional match
By Brendan Lynaugh First places abound for ballroom dancers at OSU
By Amy Bergen On The Hill: The triumphant Ladies Tennis Trio
By Jay Helmer Softball narrowly drops two to Allegheny
By James Rosenblum Lords Track runs to eighth place finish at OWU invitational
By Erin Billie Cooper Ladies Track places eighth
By James Lewis Baseball goes 1-2 vs. Hiram, Gregory ties homer record
By Dan Bienstock Golf team swings to 18th place finish at Denison
By Alex Merrill and Sharon Sorkin
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