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Thursday, October 17, 2002
Judge to decide on McKnight's fate
By Kirran Syed and Robbie Ketcham Gambier talks FRA
By James Lewis Senate set to review discrimination policy
By Andy Neilsen ALSO assists with College poll
By Amy Bergen Council ponders allstu privilege
By Sean Strader Senate tackles parties
By Bobby Arkell and Bryan Stokes II Defense calls only one witness
By Kirran Syed, Cassandra Johnston and Robbie Ketcham Compassion of family praised
By Robbie Ketcham, Bryan Stokes II and Kirran Syed Candid Photo Carpenter makes easy exit from Sunset
By Amanda Carpenter Editorial: Threat of war combats reign of apathy War:"a matter of conscience"
By Nora Jenkins Smith examines race, culture in Steel City
By Caitlin Smith Letter to the Editor What does the Gardner-Webb scandal mean for future Kenyon sports?
By James Lewis Cartoon
By Phil Hands New club tastes success at its first competition
By Isankya Kodithuwakku At Home With: creative writing professor Hyde
By Liz Lopatto Features Briefs The Last Word...On Iraq Random Moments
By Jonathon Hall KCDC rates Harvey and Schmidt musical "fantastick"
By Jen Colby Horn Records to release new compilation CD
By Eric Fitzgerald Symphonic Wind Ensemble performs for parents
By Lindsay Warner Look out Britney, here comes Alper
By Dan Alper Red Dragon redeems series, blows Hannibal away
By Luke Witman A&E Briefs KFS Previews Ladies Soccer falls to nationally-ranked opponents
By Matthew Cass Lords soccer comes up big against archrival Denison
By Sharon Sorkin Lords football hangs tough with Earlham
By Jake Appleman On the Hill: A tale of two Kenyon Lords linemen
By Jay Helmer Ladies Volleyball wins two in return to Gambier
By James Rosenblum Ladies X Country 3rd in all of Ohio
By James Lewis Ladies Field Hockey stumbles against NCAC foes
By Michael Reynolds Hildebrand wins all-Ohio championship, team places 3rd
By Liam Haggerty
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