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Thursday, September 18, 2003
Gund comes to Gambier to consult
By Robbie Ketcham Football team gets own house
By Jay Helmer Episcopalians feast for Philander
By James Lewis Senate appoints new commitees
By Amy Bergen RFoC brings food and style to Kenyon dining
By Brian Mcallester Council talks housing
By Ian Kerr-Dalton Middle Ground hopes to be hangout for entire Village
By Willow Belden Scholar, alumnus Roelofs dies
By Amy Bergen Candid Photo Editorial: Plan input should be more than advisory Censoring history, punishing public faith
By Mike Ludders Planning in the company of friends; is true participation possible?
By John Spragens Peirce Servery: superior dining, humane to vegetarians
By Robert Peach Gund Servery: the last bastion of Kenyon culinary culture
By Zach Rosen Letters to the Editor Cartoon
By Phillip Thompson
Organization of the week: Debating Society
By Charlotte Nugent Physics Field Trip
By Juliana Kunz Professor Brkic discusses her books and post-war Bosnia
By Ariel Ludwig The Social Scene Random Moments Features Brief Last Word: September 11 — Two years later 'Beautiful and Brutal' Shaw exibit opens Olin season
By Ted Hornick War All the Time combines ferocity and poinancy
By Dan Alper Rodriguez's stylistic film is no onscreen fairytale
By Jessie Katz A&E Briefs Acclaimed Johnny Cash dead at age 71
By Ted Hornick Marathon reading brings Joyce's Ulysses to Kenyon
By Lindsay Warner KFS Preview
By Brian Shiller Lords stampede Bison for first win of the season
By Jake Appleman Ladies XC finishes fourth at GLCA Championship
By Anne Pomeroy Field hockey rolls in 10-1 rout of Presidents
By Michael Reynolds Lords XC third at GLAC's despite being a man down
By Stuart Schisgall Ladies Soccer reverses rough start with unbeaten week
By Andrew Hass Kelly Walters, a 'familiar' new face on Ladies sideline
By Jay Helmer Ladies Volleyball wins at home, places ninth on the road
By James Rosenblum 'Monkey' off Lords' back after win against ODU
By C.J. Mittica
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