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Thursday, May 2, 2002
FRA features glass, $60 million pricetag
By Bryan Stokes II and Jay Helmer Oden bids farewell to Kenyon
By Taryn Myers Rain drives out Del
By Tracy Miller Election rules lead to DQs
By Bryan Stokes II Hallinan resigns as trustee head
By Robbie Ketcham Tigers close to public May 6
By Robbie Ketcham Senior class gives cash for land buys
By Alaina Baker Council ponders elections
By Taryn Myers Election Results Emptying the bottle on Gambier Hill
By Logan Winston and Taryn Myers Third zoning suit filed
By Robbie Ketcham News Brief Send-Off 2002: all about lack of respect
By Gordon Umbarger Editorial: If the College were run like the Collegian Lewis offers suggestions for Greek involvement
By James Lewis Letters to the Editor Kenyon students take part in drug and alcohol summit
By Amy Bergen Winkler returns to Kenyon
By Laura Wareck Laura Toepfer to be ordained as Episcopal priest
By Rachel Armstrong The Social Scene Features Briefs Travel
By Luke Witman Spring dancers as diverse as spring weather
By Lindsay Warner Opera Workshop performs 'Dido and Aeneas'
By Katie Allen New narratives unveiled at Kenyon Film Festival
By Chris Van Nostrand Alper gives props to music in year 2002 (so far)
By Dan Alper A & E Briefs Ladies softball earns first ever NCAC tourney bid
By James Rosenblum Lords lax bashes Wooster but loses to nationally-ranked foes
By Matthew Cass Lords baseball chalks up four wins in busy end of season trip
By Dan Bienstock Ladies Lax splits with Oberlin
By Tamar Chalker Lords Tennis cruises against NCAC teams
By Jeremy Suhr Ladies Tennis wins 2 of 3
By Brendan Lynaugh Lords track runs through Wooster toward NCAC meet
By Erin Billie Cooper Personal bests and preparation the goal for Ladies track
By James Lewis Over the river and through the finish line with Katherine Kapo
By Jay Helmer
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