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Thursday, January 30, 2003
Kenyon creates GLBT resource center
By Brian Stokes II and Taryn Myers Judge rules on zoning
By Robbie Ketcham Linger: Café owner's proposal denied
By Brian Stokes II Senate to review Division
By James Lewis News Analysis: Remembering the homelife
By John Elliott Board set for Send Off
By Megan Rafferty Candid Photo Candid Photo II Editorial: When acceptance and housing conflict Kliner proclaims: "Kenyon is dead."
By Colin Kliner Arkell sees history in the making, and history being forgotten
By Robert Arkell Kenyon going serious, if not steady
By Amanda Carpenter Letters to the Editor Cartoon
By Phil Hands Capoeira Club teaches the 'meaningless dance' to KC
By Liz Palmer At Home With: the Professors Holdener and Chase
By Isankya Kodithuwakku Features Briefs The Social Scene Random Moments
By Isankya Kodithuwakku Red Door Cafe hosts local artist's gallery premier
By Andy Neilsen Sunset blooms with Bennet's floral art
By Lauren Bernstein Mayo father-son art exhibit to feature discussion panel
By Caroline LeVeque New Polanski flick fails where Schindler's List succeeded
By Todd Detmold Physics, Psych band has real chemistry
By Eric Fitzgerald KFS Previews Lords basketball drops two
By Eric Fitzgerald Ladies Swim loses
By Justin Karpinos Lords track 'knocks rust off' at Denison
By Liam Haggerty Lords swimming not enough for D-I Bearcats
By Sharon Sorkin Galloway swims for her dreams
By Jay Helmer Ladies hoops drops two versus NCAC foes
By James Rosenblum Ladies Indoor Track kickstarts season in Granville
By Michael Reynolds
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